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This exhibition focuses on two major series: ‘Butterflies’ and ‘Chameleons’. In ‘Butterflies’, Pichler opens, folds, and fans out pages so that the fragments spread across the spine like wings, capturing a moment of arrested flight between legibility and pure form.

By and with Michalis Pichler

Opening Hours:
Thursday, 19 March, 14:00 – 18:00
Wednesday, 25 March, 14:00 – 18:00

Part of the symposium A Hundred Years of The Future of the Book

No registration required.

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This workshop challenges the notion that the user is the only or most effective means of accounting for the various forms of practical knowledge and expertise involved in human-machine interaction, and proposes that a more diverse range of figures is needed.

With Tyler Reigeluth and Magdalena Krysztoforska

Organized by Magdalena Krysztoforska

Registration required.

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As technological systems become increasingly distributed, embedded, and multiscalar, an ever-larger part of how they function seems to escape human perception and understanding – at least at an individual level.

Part of the workshop Beyond the User

Organized by Magdalena Krysztoforska

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This symposium explores the possibilities and limitations of conceptual activism. What does it mean to engage in politics through concepts? Does ‘conceptual’ imply that this kind of activism has less practical relevance or lacks material power?

With Aylon Cohen, Gergana Mineva, Yv Nay, Asmae Ourkiya, Alexandra Papademetriou, Rubia Salgado, Ferdiansiyah Thajib, and Sifen Wibell

An Institute for Queer Theory (iQt) event in cooperation with ICI Berlin

Organized by Sagniquee Banerjee, Antke Antek Engel, Karolina (kasu keys) Heck, Friederike (Fred) Landau-Donnelly, Rafael Baioni, Samu/elle Striewski

The symposium is part of Queer Cohabitations, a series of events celebrating the Institute for Queer Theory’s 20th-anniversary (March-October 2026).

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The discussion is participatory. Audience members are invited to join the speaker’s circle. There will be continuous movement between the inner, in-between, and outer circles of chairs, as well as between languages (German, English).

Part of the symposium Conceptual Activism.

Registration required.
Livestream available.

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