Symposium, Education
miha tursic
Expedition to Public Outer Space

Outer space is celebrated for its remarkable scientific achievements—from Moon landings and the exploration of distant planets and comets to pioneering deep-space research. Yet, much of today’s activity is dominated by national and commercial interests in limited Earth-Space environment that claim to benefit humanity while excluding structural engagement of civil and public perspectives. Expedition to Public Outer Space will challenge this paradigm by rethinking the role of the public in space initiatives.

Expedition to Public Outer Space
Exhibition, Symposium
miha tursic
More-than-Planet

In a world where 75 percent of the planet's land surface is experiencing measurable human pressure, the way people imagine the planet substantially impacts the environment itself. Such environmental imaginaries are constructed by a number of underlying concepts, value systems, visual cultures and technologies used for portraying the Earth's environment. However, these technologies are neither neutral nor inclusive of society.

More-than-Planet

Symposium

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Expedition to Public Outer Space

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Expedition to Public Outer Space

Outer space is celebrated for its remarkable scientific achievements—from Moon landings and the exploration of distant planets and comets to pioneering deep-space research. Yet, much of today’s activity is dominated by national and commercial interests in limited Earth-Space environment that claim to benefit humanity while excluding structural engagement of civil and public perspectives. Expedition to Public Outer Space will challenge this paradigm by rethinking the role of the public in space initiatives.

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More-than-Planet

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More-than-Planet

In a world where 75 percent of the planet's land surface is experiencing measurable human pressure, the way people imagine the planet substantially impacts the environment itself. Such environmental imaginaries are constructed by a number of underlying concepts, value systems, visual cultures and technologies used for portraying the Earth's environment. However, these technologies are neither neutral nor inclusive of society.

S+T+ARTS Talk at ESA/ESTEC

S+T+ARTS Talk at ESA/ESTEC

The S+T+ARTS Talk at ESA/ESTEC was organised on 15th May 2019 by ILEWG, Waag and European Commission. The main objectives for the event were to explore links between ESA space research activities related to arts and the S+T+ARTS programme, to identify benefits and impact of recent art-science collaborations, to showcase artistic, creative and critical methods of research and innovation, and to address human and social challenges in a holistic manner.

Astronautics in Art

Programme:
Baturin Yu. M. (Russia), Welcome speech
Turšič M. (Slovenia), Habiton: interrelation between Supremus 56 and Satellite Art
Živadinov D. (Slovenia), Astronautics and Post-gravitational Art
Parkhomenko D. Yu. (Russia), Culturalization of Space vs Cosmisation of Culture: the perspectives of artists and scientists collaborations anticipating life of human being in outerspace.
Turkina O. V. (Russia), The Imaginary Space Travels
Stepanova A. N. (Russia), Actuality TV - programmes from the manned Mars delivery mission
Ivanova L. V. (Russia), First Space Library: "Salute" - "Mir" - ISS
Baturin Yu. M. (Russia), Space photos and their parallels to Pieces of Art

ASTRONAUTICS IN ART, International scientific symposium / 17. 11. 2015 / Moscow, Memorial Museum of Astronautics / S. I. Vavilov Institute for the History of Science and Technology at the Russian Academy of Sciences / Cultural Centre of European Space Technologies (KSEVT, Slovenia) / Memorial Museum of Astronautics (Moscow, Russia) / Laboratoria Art&Science Space (Moscow, Russia) / K. E. Tsiolkovsky Russian Academy of Astronautics / Russian Association of Space Explorers