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Morehshin Allahyari, works as a curator and media artist in New York. Allahyari pushes boundaries. Professionally and personally, she oscillates between the Near East and the “West.”
TINCON enriches #rp18 with four exciting speakers and their interesting ideas.
We are excited to welcome our next speaker author, researcher and Internet freedom advocate Rebecca MacKinnon!
We are thrilled to welcome architect and author Eyal Weizman, whose interdisciplinary agency “Forensic Architecture” helps to document and expose injustice.
Grab your #rp18 ticket now! Our reduced rates apply until 28th February only.
We would like to invite you to our first Berlin Town Hall Meeting on March 1— an evening for and with you!
Register now as a volunteer for an exciting glimpse behind the scenes of #rp18.
In the conference’s “We Can Work It Out” topic, scientist, activist, and re:publica veteran Trebor Scholz will discuss opportunities for making work environments agreeable again, now and in the future.-
re:publica just wouldn't be the same without its many volunteers. Every year, they make sure our event runs smoothly and retains its unique atmosphere. As for the upcoming #rp18 on Mai 2018, we’re currently looking for enthusiastic supporters to help out from 30th April to 7th May (for an eight-hour day including breaks).
Deutsche Bahn is offering all re:publica participants rates for a relaxed journey to and from #rp18.
Drum roll for the joint re:publica and MEDIA CONVENTION Berlin opening speaker – danah boyd! She is interested in how a human’s (media-constructed) surroundings change the structural conditions.
Orit Halpern is a hypermodern renaissance person. At #rp18, the Professor will be taking us along for the ride as she builds bridges between the history of science, computing and cybernetics.