The fourth national STEM Summit was held under the motto “Seizing Digital Opportunities – Bridging the Digital Divide” on June 2 at the Representative Office of Deutsche Telekom AG in Berlin.
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Following the first event in the CHANGING PLACES / ESPACIOS REVELADOS series in Buenos Aires in 2014, preparations for a new project in Santiago de Chile have been under way since the start of 2015. The public program will run from April 7 to 17, 2016.
“Pulling Strings” turns objects found in the local environment into actors that begin to dance on strings. It raises fundamental questions about our ties to the world around us, our networks and what binds us together. The choreographic work is currently being developed in Santiago de Chile by Eva Meyer-Keller, who is working with Chilean artists.
From April 7 to 17, 2016, artists from Chile and around the world will turn empty buildings and public spaces in Santiago de Chile into places of encounter. The program will center on the historic quarter of Yungay.
From April 7 to 17, 2016, the Palacio Íñiguez, built in 1908, will be home to an installation by Rabih Mroué entitled “The Pixelated Revolution” as part of CHANGING PLACES / ESPACIOS REVELADOS.
Preparations for the CHANGING PLACES / ESPACIOS REVELADOS cultural project: In the heart of the Yungay district, artists Ivan Navarro und Courtney Smith are creating a performative sculpture that makes communication possible and explores community in a new way.
The “Blind Cinema” performance by Britt Hatzius opens up a very special experiential space. Children are able to see the movie, while adults are blindfolded and rely on descriptions from the children. Performances in Santiago de Chile from April 7–17.
The competition by Siemens Stiftung focuses on identifying appropriate technologies to help people in developing regions access their basic needs. Now the contest will remain open until January 15, 2016 to provide even more inventors and start-ups with the opportunity to submit their
innovations.
The Nigerian group BANTU was invited as part of the “Music In Africa” project to the German Federal President’s festival “Bürgerfest”
Adé Bantu and his Nigerian group BANTU live on stage at the German Federal President’s festival “Bürgerfest” 2015.