This year, the HfG is part of the Karlsruhe Museum Night KAMUNA for the second time as an official partner with its own program in the atriums.

On August 3, 2024, we will open the doors from 6 p.m. with the following highlights

Exhibition: Current works by students and projects from the exhibition design and scenography, communication design, art studies and media philosophy, media art and product design courses at the HfG in Lichthof 3+4

Exhibition: Selected results of the HfG taster course, which students between the ages of 16 and 20 worked on creatively in workshops over 5 days in Lichthof 3+4

Robotic Soundscape: Interactive Robotic Sound Art Performance with machine art pioneer and media artist Kal Spelletich - A group performance by young artists from the HfG with a machine orchestra of interactive sound robots, electromechanical sound generators and automatic instruments exclusively for KAMUNA. Influenced by the work of Terry Riley, Kraftwerk, David Tudor, John Cage, Einstürzende Neubauten and Pauline Oliveros, a unique soundscape composition will be created. This is a rare opportunity to experience one of Kal Spelletich's performances. **Performances at 8 pm and 9 pm in the Studio.

Illuminating Nature: An Interactive Workshop on (Bioluminescent) Fungi - The Bio Design Lab at the HfG and the Hertzlab at the ZKM will introduce you to the wild world of organic fungal networks in this practical crossover project. In a practical hands-on performance, we will bring the bioluminescent mycelium of the Panellus stipticus into your living room. Along the way you will learn interesting facts about fungi as useful organisms and why fungi are so well suited for media art. Time: 21:00 - 0:00 at the Bio Design Lab in Lichthof 4.

Joint exhibition by HfG and ZKM: Antennae: Frequencies from the Archive - Developed by a seminar group from the exhibition design and scenography course at HfG and curated by Nick Aikens, Céline Condorelli in dialog with Felix Mittelberger.

Joint studio exhibition by HfG and Städtische Galerie Karlsruhe: “Hydromedia. Seeing with Water” - Developed in spring 2024 at the HfG Karlsruhe as part of the EU-funded artistic research project ”Hydromedia”

Click here for the complete program of the 25th KAMUNA 2024: https://www.kamuna.de/