15 September // 17 June 2021
Workshops & learning
From September 15–17, 2021, eCulture Convention will take place under the motto »The Economic and Cultural Impacts of the Digital Age« both at the High Performance Computing Center (HLRS) Stuttgart and via livestream. The convention explores the opportunities that current trends in art, culture, and the economy offer for future research at the intersection of digital technologies and the arts.
The event will also celebrate the start of the Research and Creation Center for Computational Based Art, Culture, and Economy, which will connect young creators with high-tech tools and industrial partners to help them develop their ideas and build knowledge.
The eCulture...From September 15–17, 2021, eCulture Convention will take place under the motto »The Economic and Cultural Impacts of the Digital Age« both at the High Performance Computing Center (HLRS) Stuttgart and via livestream. The convention explores the opportunities that current trends in art, culture, and the economy offer for future research at the intersection of digital technologies and the arts.
The event will also celebrate the start of the Research and Creation Center for Computational Based Art, Culture, and Economy, which will connect young creators with high-tech tools and industrial partners to help them develop their ideas and build knowledge.
The eCulture Convention is open to the public and free of charge.
More info: https://zkm.de/en/event/2021/09/eculture-convention
The event will also celebrate the start of the Research and Creation Center for Computational Based Art, Culture, and Economy, which will connect young creators with high-tech tools and industrial partners to help them develop their ideas and build knowledge.
The eCulture...From September 15–17, 2021, eCulture Convention will take place under the motto »The Economic and Cultural Impacts of the Digital Age« both at the High Performance Computing Center (HLRS) Stuttgart and via livestream. The convention explores the opportunities that current trends in art, culture, and the economy offer for future research at the intersection of digital technologies and the arts.
The event will also celebrate the start of the Research and Creation Center for Computational Based Art, Culture, and Economy, which will connect young creators with high-tech tools and industrial partners to help them develop their ideas and build knowledge.
The eCulture Convention is open to the public and free of charge.
More info: https://zkm.de/en/event/2021/09/eculture-convention
