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Unlearn the apparatus - Opening night
Web https://www.artisticintelligence.ca/blank-1 Blog https://www.artisticintelligence.ca/blog Instagram @artintelligencemod After a week of working, testing, re-working in the pop-up store at 2 Bernward street in Hildesheim, we opened on June 18, 2026 our first part of "Unlearn the Apparatus" to the public: the participatory multi-media performance called "The Plate Camera Intervention Game". We welcomed randomly walk-in citizen audiences but also a delegation of the Univers
3 days ago


Unlearn the Apparatus – The plate camera as co-performer and site of critique
Web https://www.artisticintelligence.ca/blank-1 Blog https://www.artisticintelligence.ca/blog Instagram @artintelligencemod The Intrepid 8x10 camera served as a major co-performer, site and medium of decolonizing critique in our “Unlearn the Apparatus” project in both the performance “The Plate camera intervention game” (June 18-21, 2026) and the exhibition “Every human is a work of art” (June 25-27, 2026). Camera testing, the photographer as the photographed. Photo:Dave K
4 days ago


Unlearn the Apparatus - Banner story, game rules at Angoulême square, 2 Bernward street, Hildesheim
Instagram web blog When we explored the location of the pop-up store at 2 Bernward street and analyzed the affordances of its interior and exterior characteristics, it became clear, that we should produce an event banner in addition to other event communication media. Of course, we didn’t have a PR team who would design and produce such a thing (or flyers and posters for that matter). We just had to learn on the spot how to do this and we did. The performance location and th
Aug 26


Unlearn the Apparatus - Pre-show urban visionary visit
Instagram On June 17, a day before opening, we welcomed a group of national city planner visionaries and administrators, participants of the transfer workshop "Mix or competition?! On living, working and producing in city centers" of the urban development program "Lively Centers" that took place June 16-17, 2026 at the Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum Hildesheim. This event of idea exchange and palpable hands-on project demonstrations was organized by the Federal Ministry for Hou
Aug 25


Unlearn the Apparatus - poster/title
Instagram I’m sharing highlights and contextual information on Instagram and in this blog about our recent participatory multi-media project “Unlearn the Apparatus/Verlerne den Apparat”. The project consisted of two parts: the performance “The Plate Camera Intervention Game” and the photo-sound installation “Every Human is a Work of Art”. (Hildesheim, Germany, June 2026). The title emerged from collective critical debate. It dies also, accidentally, reverberate with an earlie
Aug 25


Unlearn the Apparatus - Interfacing with Hildesheim local businesses
https://www.artisticintelligence.ca/blank-1 @artintelligencemod A main objective of our project was to reach out to Hildesheim citizens, learn about their lives and to have conversations and interactions that are based on collaboration, solidarity and mutual respect. This could take many forms, including business interactions and literally paying back to the Hildesheim community via purchasing services and goods but also friendly invitations to participate in our “Unlearn the
Aug 24


Unlearn the Apparatus "Kameruner"
In some bakeries in Hildesheim one can purchase a "Kameruner". This word in its most innocent meaning simply refers to a person from Cameroon or a person of Cameroon descent (as happens to be in my family, with Cameroon-German family members). When I saw the plain-twisted doughnut-like thing I wondered why it was called "Kameruner". I asked around and people told me that it's probably just like another doughnut-like baking good called "Berliner". People in Berlin, however, ca
Jun 18


Unlearn the Apparatus - Pop-Up Store 2 Bernward street
At 2 Bernward street in Hildesheim there are three stores, one of which used to be a jewelry store but has been sitting empty for a while. As a result, this space was made available to our project "Unlearn the Apparatus" as a temporary rehearsal, performance and exhibition space. We are very grateful for this opportunity. This was made possible through the involvement of Julius Heinicke and Daniel Gad, Institute for Cultural Policy at the University of Hildesheim. Daniel Gad
Jun 9
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