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You will enter a virtual exhibition model of Iconoclash - a past landmark exhibition presented 2002 at the ZKM Karlsruhe.

You will enter a virtual exhibition model of Iconoclash - a past landmark exhibition presented 2002 at the ZKM Karlsruhe.

You will enter a virtual exhibition model of Iconoclash - a past landmark exhibition presented 2002 at the ZKM Karlsruhe.

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ICONOCLASH as Digital Experience

The ZKM | Karlsruhe has committed itself to exploring the possibility of exhibition revival through experiential methods of digital and spatial modelling based on the case study of Iconoclash (2002). The chosen exhibition is a landmark show; a complex thought experiment (Gedankenausstellung) that applied innovative forms of juxtapositions between scientific, political, religious and artistic practices.

Exhibition spaces are physical locations of knowledge production and exchange, where spatial qualities play an important role in the contextualization of information. Thus, their virtual models should maintain the spatial qualities but include digitized and born-digital content as well, no matter whether they are artworks, artefacts, or additional information materials.

The notion of “space” has preoccupied Western thought for centuries and the exploration of it has frequently changed course of direction across time. The contemporary and most dominant understanding of space is a modernist construct based on the concept of absolute time and space, which served as the theoretical foundation for Isaac Newton’s Mechanics and derives from Euclidean geometry. In Newton’s reading Euclidean space is absolute, thus, originally only three-dimensional and with a fixed orientation. The numerous counter-proposals laid out in philosophy and physics since the 17th century include Leibnizian followed by Kantian theories through to the general theory of relativity and its consequences, such as Minkowski Space, which incorporates time as a fourth dimension. These are just a few of the notions of space that have had a direct impact on Western Modernism. Even if these theories have largely been overwritten, during the 20th and 21st centuries, they have had a long-lasting effect and are essential to understanding shifting approaches to space in the visual arts in terms of exhibition space, cyberspace, computational space, and their coalescence.

The digital modeling and immersive presentation of entire exhibition concepts is a novel approach to the exploration of exhibition spaces and histories, as well as to the themes, curatorial methods, and modes of representation and mediation that these exhibitions brought about. Our aim is not to create "digital twins", in other words, virtual copies of past assemblages of artefacts and the surrounding architecture, but rather to create an emulation of said exhibitions in an experiential manner, in line with their curatorial concept

The metadata of the visits is anonymously recorded. The collected dataset is then fed to machine learning algorithms that will help in generating new approaches to digital exhibition experiences.

Imprint – Iconoclash as Digital Experience

Concept and Project Management

Lívia Nolasco-Rózsás

UI / UX Design & Motion Design

Matthias Heckel

Design Team

Jennifer Greb, Tim Moesgen

Head of Technical Management

Thomas Schwab

3D Modeling

Matthias Clostermann, Matthias Leipholz, Thomas Schwab

Software Development

Netzbewegung GmbH

Audiodesign

Ágoston Nagy

Scenographic Advisor

Schröder & Rauch

Head of Archive Team

Felix Koberstein

Archive Team

Proiti Seal Acharya, Aurora Bertoli, Jiaxuan Cai, Danica Detelic, Theo Ferreira Gomes, Jennifer Greb, Moritz Konrad, Felix Mittelberger, Tim Moesgen, Amanda Tristao Parra, Eva Scholl, Mirka Sulander, Aline Weber, Luka Zimmer, Masha Zolotova

Special Thanks to

Peter Weibel, CEO and artistic director of ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, and the former curators of Iconoclash. Beyond Image Wars in Science, Religion and Art (2002) Bruno Latour, Peter Galison, Dario Gamboni, Joseph Leo Koerner and Adam Lowe, scientific advisor Boris Groys, exhibition architect Manfred Wolff-Plottegg and project coordinator Sabine Himmelsbach.

Imprint –Iconoclash exhibition (as is written in the catalogue)

Curators

Peter Weibel, Bruno Latour, Peter Galison, Dario Gamboni, Joseph Leo Koerner, Adam Lowe, and Hans-Ulrich Obrist

Scientific advisory committee

Hans Belting, Boris Groys, Denis Laborde, Marie-José Mondzain, and Heather Stoddard

Assistance

Andrea Buddensieg, Anke Hoffmann, Katrin Kaschadt, Ika Szope, Barbara Filser, Christina Schüler, Valérie Pihét, Vincent Boureau, Tania Gorucheva, Anna-Karina Birkenstock / Trainees: Jaana Schmidt, and Nadine Vogt

Exhibition Architecture

Manfred Wolff-Plottegg / Assistance: Arne Böhm

Registrar

Gina Linder

Conservation

Silvia Krauß, Cornelia Weik, and Tilman Daiber

Technical Manager

Martin Häberle

Construction Management

Ronald Haas and Christiane Ostertag

Construction Team

Werner Hutzenlaub, Gisbert Laaber, Mirco Frass, Marco Sonntag, Gregor Gaissmaier, Claudius Böhm, Volker Becker, Martin Boukhalfa, Silke Fehsenfeld, Lego Nainggolan, Oliver Klingel, Thomas Linder, Manfred Stürmlinger, Dortje Drechsel, Peter Gather, Ines Gottwald, Peter Dinckelacker, Martina Haitz, Gabriel Vormstein, Pedrag Zaric, Jürgen Galli, Jan Birkholz, Gregor Stehle, Matthias Bitzer, Axel Reusch, Karen Markert, Christine Müller, Sebastian Reiter, Frederick Busch, Joachim Hirling, Amin Mehanna, Tinka Stock, Werner Wenzel, Steffen Wolf, Elke Cordell, Anna Reiss, Manfred Hauffen, Tosten Ziegler

Facility Management

Martin Braun, Peter Futterer, Hartmut Kampe, Peter Kiefer, Peter Kuhn, Michael Mack, Christof Menold, Kurt Pfund, Karl Stumm, Klaus Wirth

IT Support

Joachim Schütze and Uwe Faber

Educational Program

Bernard Serexhe

Public Affairs

Carmela Thiele, Sabine Peters, and Petra Mayer

Website

Silke Altvater, Heike Borowski, Anna Elkins, Maryam Foroozanfar, Arne Gräßer, Inge Hinterwaldner, Petra Kaiser, Christoph Pingel, and Andreas Schöller

Special thanks to

All the lenders, museums, galleries and artists without whom such an outstanding project never could have been realized. We would like to express our deepest gratitude to: the SMPK, Berlin/ British Museum, London/ Albertina, Wien/ Neue Galerie am Landesmuseum Joanneum, Graz/ Pascal Cordereix, BNP/ Jean-Luc Estournel, Paris.
For their precious support we say thanks to the people around and in the ZKM: Ecke Bonk, Axel Heil, Ingrid Truxa, Ingrid Walther, Ilse Schott, Kuno Schmitt, Margit Rosen, Boris Kirchner, Ulrike Havemann, Elke Karras, Ilona Bucke-Mock, Hartmut Bruckner, Hans Gass, Markus Kritzokat, Marianne Bruder, Petra Zimmermann, Petra Koger, Viola Gaiser, Monika Leyenberger, Manuel Weber, Ike Palmer, Michael Minschke, Tilo Reeb, Rupert Vogel (Bartsch & Partner), Tanja Schiatti, Ole Fuhlrott, Claudia Gehrig.

Our heartfelt thanks for the realization of the science cell by Peter Galison go to Karl-Heinz Kampert, Günter Quast, Harald Schieler, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe / Samuel J. Patterson, Univeristy of Göttingen / Ulf Hashagen, DeutschesMuseum München / Gerd Fischer, University of Düsseldorf / Wolfgang Rhode, University of Wuppertal / Hans-J. Grabosch, DESY Zeuthen.
For the reconstruction of the installation Electric Labyrinth by Arata Isozaki we would like to thank Arata Isozaki & Associates / Jin Hidaka, Slowmedia, Tokyo / Firma Ortlepp & Hudarin, Schutterwald / Christopher Gutmann, Pollux Company, Ottenhöfen / Centrallabor, Karlsruhe / Axel Kaeshammer.

Partner of ZKM

Landesbank Baden-Württemberg

Main Sponsor

Global Future Technologies

Sponsors

We would like to thank The Japan Foundation, Tokyo / Ida Gianelli, Castello di Rivoli, Torino and Francesco Todoli, Museo Serralves, Porto for their generous support in the co-production of the installation Electric Labyrinth by Arata Isozaki

For the financial support of the short-guide we would like to thank the AFAA – Bureau des Arts Plastiques / French Embassy.

For the works of Felix Gmelin our thanks go to Moderna Museet, Stockholm
Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe
Videor Technical, Rödermark

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3 Purpose of the data processing

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