Gamma_PRO 2020
Culture and Media. Experiencing XXI century
Culture and Media. Experiencing XXI century
10.07.2020
11:00
11:00
Opening
11:30 - 12:45
11:30 - 12:45
Aesthetic education in a digital context
Ekaterina Kalachikova / Directorate of educational programs in the field of culture and art (Russia)
Ksenia Oleynikova / Moscow School of Art (Russia)
Maria Gladkikh / Russian Museum (Russia)
Yana Gaponenko, Vladivistok School of Contemporary Art (Russia)
Moderator: Natalia Fuchs / ARTYPICAL
Ksenia Oleynikova / Moscow School of Art (Russia)
Maria Gladkikh / Russian Museum (Russia)
Yana Gaponenko, Vladivistok School of Contemporary Art (Russia)
Moderator: Natalia Fuchs / ARTYPICAL
12:45 - 13:00
12:45 - 13:00
Break
13:00 - 14:00
13:00 - 14:00
Multimedia and creativity today
Andrey Svibovich / Media culture (Russia)
Veronika Abashina / Russian Museum (Russia)
Andrey Drobitko / SketchAR (Russia)
Moderator: Natalia Fuchs / ARTYPICAL
Veronika Abashina / Russian Museum (Russia)
Andrey Drobitko / SketchAR (Russia)
Moderator: Natalia Fuchs / ARTYPICAL
14:00 - 14:30
14:00 - 14:30
Time Off
Max Frenzel (Germany)
John Fitch (USA)
John Fitch (USA)
14:30 - 14:45
14:30 - 14:45
Break
14:45 - 16:15
14:45 - 16:15
Interpretations of classics and contemporaneity:
Francesca Franco / Venice Biennale (Italy)
Svetlana Biryukova / Russian Museum (Russia)
Daria Chudnaya / Museum of Cosmonautics (Russia)
Dimitris Kontopoulos / ArtScience Museum (Singapore)
Moderator: Peter Kirn / CDM
Svetlana Biryukova / Russian Museum (Russia)
Daria Chudnaya / Museum of Cosmonautics (Russia)
Dimitris Kontopoulos / ArtScience Museum (Singapore)
Moderator: Peter Kirn / CDM
16:15 - 16:30
16:15 - 16:30
Break
16:30 - 18:30
16:30 - 18:30
Post-digital perspectives
Antonia Folgera / SONAR + D (Spain)
Jakob Grandin / Gather (Sweden)
Peter Paul Kainrath Transart (Italy)
Damian Romero / MUTEK (Mexico)
Oliver Baurhenn / CTM (Germany);
Nadine Roestenburg / STRP (Netherlands)
Moderator: Peter
Kirn / CDM
Jakob Grandin / Gather (Sweden)
Peter Paul Kainrath Transart (Italy)
Damian Romero / MUTEK (Mexico)
Oliver Baurhenn / CTM (Germany);
Nadine Roestenburg / STRP (Netherlands)
Moderator: Peter
Kirn / CDM
18.30
18.30
Closing
Participants
10.07.2020
Partners
10.07.2020
Organizers
Gamma_PRO and the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg are co-organizers of the annual interna`onal conference on culture and technology, united by the common theme "Culture and Media. Experiencing 21st Century." The partnership of the Gamma fes`val with Russian Museum, the world's largest museum of Russian art, has the goal of coopera`on in the field of mul`media cultural produc`on and implementa`on of joint educa`onal ac`vi`es.
About Gamma_PRO
Gamma FesYval of Techno Culture is held in St. Petersburg annually. It includes an extensive music and art program, as well as the internaYonal conference on culture and mulYmedia technologies Gamma_PRO. Gamma_PRO annually presents global trends in the field of art, technology, innovaYon and science. Among the speakers of the conference in 2018 and 2019. There were representaYves of various internaYonal cultural organizaYons (DAAD, CreaYve Europe, etc.), fesYvals (CTM, MUTEK, Sonica, Todays Art, etc.) and major museums (the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Miraikan InnovaYon and Science Center in Tokyo, ZKM Center for Media and Art in Karlsruhe).
About the Russian Museum
The Russian Museum is the world's largest museum of Russian art, a unique architectural and art complex in the historical center of St. Petersburg. This is the country's first state museum of Russian fine art. The decision on its foundaYon was made by Alexander III. The grand opening of the Russian Museum for visitors took place on March 19 (7), 1898. The collecYon of the museum has more than 400,000 exhibits and covers all historical periods and trends in the development of Russian art, the main types and genres, direcYons and schools for more than 1000 years: from the 10th to the 21st century. The collecYon is housed in buildings that are outstanding architectural monuments of the
18th – 19th centuries: Mikhailovsky, Stroganov, Marble Palaces and Mikhailovsky Castle. The museum complex also includes the Mikhailovsky Garden, the Summer Garden with the Summer Palace of Peter I and the house of Peter I.
The Russian Museum today is an extensive museum complex, the largest reputable research, restoraYon, custody and methodological center that oversees the work of all art museums in the country. The research and creaYon of mulYmedia in culture based on the collecYon, history and tradiYons of the museum is one of the important acYviYes of the museum
Gamma FesYval of Techno Culture is held in St. Petersburg annually. It includes an extensive music and art program, as well as the internaYonal conference on culture and mulYmedia technologies Gamma_PRO. Gamma_PRO annually presents global trends in the field of art, technology, innovaYon and science. Among the speakers of the conference in 2018 and 2019. There were representaYves of various internaYonal cultural organizaYons (DAAD, CreaYve Europe, etc.), fesYvals (CTM, MUTEK, Sonica, Todays Art, etc.) and major museums (the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Miraikan InnovaYon and Science Center in Tokyo, ZKM Center for Media and Art in Karlsruhe).
About the Russian Museum
The Russian Museum is the world's largest museum of Russian art, a unique architectural and art complex in the historical center of St. Petersburg. This is the country's first state museum of Russian fine art. The decision on its foundaYon was made by Alexander III. The grand opening of the Russian Museum for visitors took place on March 19 (7), 1898. The collecYon of the museum has more than 400,000 exhibits and covers all historical periods and trends in the development of Russian art, the main types and genres, direcYons and schools for more than 1000 years: from the 10th to the 21st century. The collecYon is housed in buildings that are outstanding architectural monuments of the
18th – 19th centuries: Mikhailovsky, Stroganov, Marble Palaces and Mikhailovsky Castle. The museum complex also includes the Mikhailovsky Garden, the Summer Garden with the Summer Palace of Peter I and the house of Peter I.
The Russian Museum today is an extensive museum complex, the largest reputable research, restoraYon, custody and methodological center that oversees the work of all art museums in the country. The research and creaYon of mulYmedia in culture based on the collecYon, history and tradiYons of the museum is one of the important acYviYes of the museum
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