re:publica 26
18.-20th May 2026
STATION Berlin
Art & Culture
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Let’s zoom in on the interplay of technology with art and culture - be it creative, interactive, immersive. Bits and bytes are constantly changing and expanding the possibilities for expression, and the rapid development of AI is turning many things upside down.
What is digitalisation doing to people working in art and design? Whether music, metaverse, memes or museums, TikTok, touchscreen or theatre, Discord or data visualisation: let’s examine how digital developments are changing online culture, studios and ateliers, cultural enterprises and institutions.
How have cybercultures changed since the early, playful days of the internet? How have they turned from a space of curiosity, exchange, and collective experimentation to one where divisions, disinformation, and new power structures have taken hold? And where can we still find traces of that original openness and shared joy of being online together?
Also worth exploring: How can digital means in art and culture contribute to contemporary debates in unique ways? How can they be used to shift our view of the digital world? And what do these new realities look like?
Interview with Planningtorock: Queering Sound, Tech & Trans Empowerment Through Music Production
Planningtorock, Jovanka v. Wilsdorf
Investigative Arts. Wenn Kunst Wissen produziert
Nadine Jessen, Felix Fuhg, Sirwan Ali, Anna Norpoth
The Cute Escape: Über eine (digitale) Ästhetik der Niedlichkeit und Zuwendung in der zeitgenössichen Kunst
Tony Njoku in conversation with FAYIM: Independence, technology, perspectives
Fragment – Radioballett mit dem Körperfunkkollektiv
Körperfụnkkollektiv, Sebastian Slaby, Olivia Kusch, Marvin Bicko