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Hier kannst du über 4.000 Kunstwerke aus unseren vergangenen Ausstellungen, unserem Performance- sowie dem Film- und Videoprogramm seit 1988 erkunden.
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Freya Hattenberger
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2004
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installation
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2006
Yves Coussement
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2005
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film/video
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2006
Johan Grimonprez
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2004
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film/video
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2006
Thirza Cuthand
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2004
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film/video
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2006
Dariusz Krzeczek
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2004
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film/video
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2006
Gilles Delalex
Thomas Wessel-Cessieux
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2005
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film/video
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2006
Brian MacDonald
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2005
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film/video
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2006
Keir Smith
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2005
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film/video
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2006
Jan Verbeek
Year: 
2004
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installation
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2006
Hugo Olim
Year: 
2004
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film/video
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2006
Azzoro Group
Year: 
2002
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film/video
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2006
Azorro Group
Year: 
2004
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film/video
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2006
Lia
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2005
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film/video
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2006
Naoto Kobayashi
Mai Yamashita
Year: 
2004
Format: 
film/video
Edition: 
2006
Markus Kison
Year: 
2005
Format: 
installation
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2006
Stefan Rusu
Year: 
2004
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film/video
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2006
Stefan Panhans
Year: 
2005
Format: 
installation
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2006
Denise Garcia
Year: 
2004
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film/video
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2006
DAYBI
Year: 
2004
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film/video
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2006
Solmaz Shahbazi
Year: 
2002
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film/video
Edition: 
2006

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Steffen Jürgens
Year: 
1997
Format: 
CD-Rom
Edition: 
1998

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UBERMORGEN
Date: 
02.02.2011
Format: 
Workshop

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An inertia of conversation seems to be the result of today's global competition between states, corporations, networks, and individuals to create the contexts and frameworks for conversations. This competition is the process by which matters of urgent global concern are turned into pre-emptied conversations: the war on terror, economic growth, the refugee crisis, climate change, and big data to name just a few diverse yet interconnected ones. transmediale has dealt with these topics and many more in the past, but this year we believe it is time to turn a reflective gaze on the medium of conversation as such and rethink the format of the post-digital culture event.