When the STATE Science Festival first gathered scientists and artists from all sorts of disciplines and genres in Berlin two years ago in order to deal with the overall topic of ‚time‘, an unprecedented playful and fascinating programme of films, workshops, panels, art installations, performances and audio visual dream worlds. Two years had to pass for the next edition of this great spectacle somewhere between education, art and scientific expedition. And this time, it’s going to get emotional – literally. ‚STATE of Emotion – The Sentimental Machine‘ is title and motto of this edition that invites you to dive deep into a see of emotions, to interactively and playfully discover emotional research, neuroscience, experimental psychology and artificial intelligence. A place of inspiration is being created on the festival grounds in the Kühlhaus at the Gleisdreieck, a place of critical reflection and creative exchange between science, culture and the public as well as established academic institutions and protagonists of the young open-science-subculture, made up of independent makers, developers, artists, scientists and creatives. Some highlights of the programme are an appearance by Margaret A. Boden, international originator of the field of artificial creativity, the premier of a new work by the renowned American concept artist and experimental philosopher Jonathon Keats, as well as a screening of the documentary „Lo And Behold: Reveries Of The Connected World“ (2016) by the legendary film-maker Werner Herzog. All this is already starting tonight at 7.30 p.m. with the big opening party at the Museum für Naturkunde. Looking for the not-to-be-missed-event of the outbound year? This is it. We’re giving away one pair of tickets for the entire festival to the particularly emotional amongst you. Send us an email headlining ‚POINT OF EMOTION‘ to hurra@muxmaeuschenwild.de.
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STATE Festival | November 3rd to 5th, 2016 | Kühlhaus, Luckenwalder Straße 3, 10963 Berlin | 35 Euros student, 45 Euros standard, 90 Euros professional | Webseite | Facebook
In our 2-minute-interviews, we regularly ask exciting people to tell us about about a magical place, anywhere in the world. And now it’s our turn. Although – to be honest – it’s really not easy for us to reveal this wonderful little treasure, this little heaven on earth. The Dada is the most exclusive holiday home in Germany. It’s located in the former artists’ enclave Waldsieversdorf (hence the name) in the natural preserve Märkische Schweiz about 50 kilometres east of Berlin on a 900 sqm lake side property in the middle of serenity and nature. On 140 sqm of luxurious living space, ‚The Dada – Hide Away‘, as it is officially called, offer a new, simple kind of luxury for two to four guests – with a 24-hour concierge service, the classiest interior and extras that only let your heart beat faster but also let you forget any trace of big city hustle and bustle. With the wooden panels, the circumferential veranda and its many terrace doors, The Dada is reminiscent of an American farm house or a luxurious cabin at a Norwegian fjord. The two differently designed suites are equipped with selected pieces of furniture and accessories by Gervasoni, Graff, Lovely Linen, SIKA Design by Nanna Ditzel or AY Illuminate. You prepare your meals in proper style at the SMEG Range Cooker von SMEG or the FEUERRING barbecue. The corresponding wines are waiting at just the right temperature in the wine fridge. The private cinema has an endless selection of German and English films (and popcorn) in store, the spa area offers a Finnish sauna, a Dutch tub with a wood stove, a chromotherapy shower, a free-standing bath tub, a Gym in a Bag, yoga mats and much more. Leogant has made the water in the entire house spring-fresh. You can book The Dada starting at 450 Euro per night and person. We’re on our way.
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The Dada – Hide Away | Margaretenstr. 36, 15377 Waldsieversdorf | be-dada.com | Facebook