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<div>t. hallgatók,</div>
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Francis Hunger, lesz az MKE idei Ludwig vendégprofesszora,
háromszor egy hétre érkezik:</div>
<div>elöször október 2-9. között, </div>
<div>aztán október 16 és 23. között, </div>
<div>végül november 27. és december 4. között.</div>
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<div>Az elöadásai kreditálva vannak, szerepelnek a neptunban,
aki részt szeretne venni, az a tanulmányi osztályon jelentkezzen
és felveszik a névsorba.</div>
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<div>Az intermédiás és erasmusos hallgatók már rajta vannak
a listán, nekik nem kell a T.o-n jelentkezniük.</div>
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<div>Az elöadások nyelve angol, és lesz mód egyéni
konzultációra is. a vendégprofesszor szeretné, ha az
elöadásait fölvevö hallgatók emilben jelentkeznének nála:
francis.hunger@irmielin.org</div>
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<div>üdv,</div>
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<div>sj</div>
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<div><font size="+1"><b>Art, Artificial Intelligence and
Data</b></font><br>
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<div><font size="+1">This semester project will look into how
artificial 'intelligence' and data can be used as artistic tools
and as subject of artistic interventions. Students are invited to
develop their own projects in any media, while discussing the progress
in group and single consultations. The course is an exploratory
endeavour: students explore machine learning/AI tools for artists and
discuss the results. Programming knowledge is not assumed, but you
need to be open to learn a few programming basics. Students will also
read theoretical texts (in English) and discuss them. The course
includes lectures, seminar and group discussions, exhibition visits
and personal consultations. Course language is English and sessions
will be held online and on site in October, November and
December.</font><br>
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<div><font size="+1">Francis Hunger's practice combines artistic
research and media theory with the capabilities of narration through
installations, radio plays and performances and internet-based art.
Currently he is a researcher for the project Training The Archive at
Hartware MedienKunstVerein, Dortmund, critically examining the use of
AI, statistics and pattern recognition for art and curating. In 2022
he co-curated with Inke Arns and Marie Lechner the exhibition House of
Mirrors - Artificial Intelligence as Phantasm at HMKV, Dortmund. His
Ph.D. at Bauhaus University Weimar develops a media archeological
genealogy of database technology and practices. </font><a
href="http://www.irmielin.org/"></a></div>
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Researcher at Training The Archive, HMKV Dortmund<br>
https://www.hmkv.de/events/events-details/research-project-training-t<span
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<div>Artistic Practice: http://www.irmielin.org</div>
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<div>Ph.D. at Bauhaus University Weimar:</div>
<div>http://databasecultures.irmielin.org<br>
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<div>Daily Tweets: https://twitter.com/databaseculture<br>
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