Indeed, we need to start working and thinking holistically from the start. In times of crisis, funding for culture and research tends to be cut back first, ignoring their importance for social cohesion, critical assessment, innovation that serves the people and the environment, social and policy making.
het Had the opportunity to curate the panel “Exploring New Opportunities for art, science and tech applications” with visionary people for the Berlin Science Week. Policy makers, cultural managers and artists shared experiences and expressed the need to set an EU framework & strategy for more collaborative practices between entrepreneurs, researchers and artists. Artists are not only the critical antennae of our society, together with researchers and technologists in labs or R&D departments and the society as a whole they can also co-imagine future ways of living, loving, building, caring, moving, consuming and playing….I believe Europe can still make a difference if we bring different players together around the table and this is exactly what different programs such as Studiotopia, Starts or the New European Bauhaus Movement do. As Olafur Eliasson stated : “We need to decentralize art into a language, some sort of propaganda because it’s innovative part is in its introspective ability for society to regulate itself”. Thanks to all the participants Florian Schneider , Raoul Frese , Mari Sanden ,Veronika Liebl , Vera Winthagen , Francesca Bria & Martyna Marciniak. And thanks to Christian Rauch for inviting us and for organizing this festival in anarchist Berlin city.
Lawyer/artist. AI policy/governance/law. Consulting, public speaking, creative media 4 Responsible AI. Founder of AI Impact Alliance & Art-Laws/Arts-la-loi: art-based research on AI’s social impact & policy innovation.
2w💯! Agree. Www.allianceimpact.org