IMPAKT TV #2: Exhibition tour

With the curators Erik Bünger and Florian Wüst

2 November 2022

21:00 — 21:15

Location: IMPAKT TV online

In the second part of this IMPAKT TV opening special, the festival curators Erik Bünger and Florian Wüst will guide you through The Curse of Smooth Operations exhibition at IMPAKT [Centre for Media Culture] and a vacant retail shop at Steenweg 26.

Threaded throughout the main festival programme, IMPAKT TV is your online guide with extra reports and interviews with artists and special guests and a unique peek behind the scenes. So tune in for five days of TV broadcasts you really don’t want to miss.

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ERIK BÜNGER Florian Wüst

ERIK BÜNGER

― Curator

Erik Bünger is a Swedish artist, composer and writer living in Berlin. His work revolves around the human voice and its contradictory relationship to the body, to language, music and technology. The voice is not addressed as a phenomenon, which gives rise to personal, human presence and interpersonal communication but rather as the very thing that allows something other, radically inhuman, to enter and take control of the human body.

Florian Wüst

― Curator

Florian Wüst is a Berlin-based film curator, artist, and publisher. He has curated film programmes for international art institutions, cinemas, and festivals. From 2016 to 2020, Wüst was the film and video curator of transmediale. His latest curatorial projects include two exhibitions at the Centro Internacional de Cultura Contemporánea Tabakalera, San Sebastián: Zin Ex. From Abstraction to Algorithm (2020) and Zin Ex. Body and Architecture (2021). He is also co-founder of the Berlin Journals—On the History and Present State of the City, an ongoing series of publications that address the social, cultural and economic changes in Berlin and other cities.

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Festival 2022