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ARTE LUCE PRESENTS:
The first Light Art Weekend is presenting international light art in the historic basement of Alte Münze in Berlin. Twelve artists will showcase site-specific and immersive light installations inspired by the Extended Mind theory.
The Light Art Weekend is an annual project organised by ARTE LUCE that aims to combine scientific theories and concepts with international light art at unconventional venues. The first edition in 2018 <Extended Mind> takes its title from the seminal paper published by Andy Clark and David Chalmers in 1998 about the field of extended cognition and externalism. The philosophy stipulates that the mind, the body and the environment can be seen as a whole cognitive system, as such the mind is extended into the world.
Using this theory as an inspiration for the exhibition translates into a focus on interactive and transcendent artworks using light as the main medium, as well as a range of other perceptual cues such as sound and touch.
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The unique Alte Münze venue is a former coin mint in the heart of Berlin. It boasts a basement of over 1000sqm which was once used to store freshly embossed coins. Industrial elements are concealed behind solid volt doors and dark storage rooms. Many of the works will incorporate this impressive and unique architecture.
80€ for up to 10 persons
price upon request
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admission
Tickets:
6€ regular
4€ discount for children under 12 and students, groups over 10 persons
Tickets available at the door only
All proceeds will benefit the T.W. Stiftung, an art foundation dedicated to supporting media- and light art.
opening hours
11:00 - 21:00
Friday, November 30, 2018
Saturday, December 1, 2018
Sunday, December 2, 2018
directions
ADDRESS
Molkenmarkt 2, 10179 Berlin
NEAREST STATIONS
U Klosterstraße (350m)
S Alexanderplatz (750m)
S+U Jannowitzbrücke (750m)
limited parking available
team
Curation and general management: Alice Hinrichs | Communication: Camille Franke | Campaign: Victoria Alexiev | Design: Diana Masterova | Production management: Flinder Zuyderhoff-Gray
supported by
a project of
A Hamburg-based foundation
for media and light art.