

Metabolic Museum University (Eyeday im Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova, Ljubljana), Photo: Nejc Ketiš. Archive: MGLC.


WWWE. World Women Wrestling Entertainment (Diplom Hanna Scherwinski), Photo: Klemens Czurda


Konferenz Szenografie „Matters of Communication“, Photo: Calvin Kudufia


„all the things you are“ Diplomausstellung Maxim Weirich, Photo: Maxim Weirich


„Die Kränkung der Menschheit“ Bühnenbild von Alumnus Carlo Siegfried, Photo: Gabriela Neeb


Festivalcampus Ruhr Triennale 2019 (© Ruhrtriennale 2019)


MARABU Ausstellung im Badischen Kunstverein, Photo: Stephan Baumann, bild_raum


Materialien für Ausstellungsdesign & Szenografie 005: Gestures and Displays, Photo: MAS Redaktion, Scan: James Langdon
Working with space is pivotal nowadays in the visual and the performing arts. The combination of exhibition design and scenography in a study program is an expression of fluid boundaries among spatial practice in various arts and media.
Exhibition Design combines artistic, curatorial and architectural decisions. The study of exhibition design focuses on the conception and composition of exhibitions in contemporary art, as well as archives and themed displays. In order to deal with theoretical issues an in-depth dialogue with Curatorial Practice will be offered alongside the practical development of exhibition spaces and architecture.
Scenography is understood as the practice of space production and sets a position between the traditional thespian fields of set design and stage direction. Scenographers operate in theater, film, and virtuality, or alternatively develop narrative spaces in form of installations, temporary architecture, choreography and performance. In a project-centered study, both classical and modern arrangements of theater are considered while developing and effectuating new forms of spatial production by negotiating the relations between space, content, viewer and time.
The chair of Curatorial Studies and Dramaturgical Practice is responsible for correlating and complementing the two fields of study in theoretical and practical issues, covering exhibition theory and exhibition history, theory and history of theater as well as dramaturgy and curatorial practice.
Professors
Academic Assistants
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Ebba Fransén Waldhör
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Künstlerische Mitarbeiterin
Szenografie und Ausstellungsgestaltung
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Hanne König
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Academic Assistant Exhibition Design and Scenography
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T +49 (0) 721 / 8203 2315
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Philipp Schell
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Künstlerischer Mitarbeiter für Ausstellungsdesign und Szenografie
Antidiskriminierungsbeauftragter
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T +49 (0) 721 / 8203 2338
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Student & Final Projects 2017/18
Student & Final Projects 2016/17
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ADSZ 2016/17
Peer Gynt, the I and the Other
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Diploma by Clara Bosch
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ADSZ 2016/17
EUTERPE
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Diploma by Lena Loy (concept and scenography)
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ADSZ 2016/17
Preenacting Reenactments
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Diploma by Sophie Lichtenberg
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ADSZ 2016/17
Emin
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Intermediate Diploma by Ebru Inanc
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ADSZ 2016/17
Proof of Concept – From Las Vegas to New Cairo
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Project by Janina Capelle, Rana Karan, Alper Kazokoğlu, Cécile Kobel, Katharina Oberle, Carlo Siegfried, Marie Stein
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ADSZ 2016/17
Automatie
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Intermediate diploma by Leonie Ohlow
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ADSZ 2016/17
WHAT REMAINS
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Diploma by Elenya Bannert
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ADSZ 2016/17
City as Collection
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Diploma by Kristina Moser
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