Stefan Heidenreich

Berlin. 2.10. a talk at the exhibition Helium (Flutgraben, Berlin) on invitation by Marie von Heyl und Rosemary Hogarth The Art-Object, its modes of circulation, institutional constraints, temporalities of the museum and of the web, art as meta-culture

Frieze.de #14 / 2014 deutsch und english

panel discussion at the Art Brussels. Sunday 27th of April, 2-3:30h. with Franco Berardi, Melanie Gilligan, Warren Neidich, and John Roberts.

on the work of Christoph Wachter and Mathias Jud, in: Dominik Landwehr (Ed.):Political Interventions. Zürich: Merian, 2014, p. 152-161

a review for Art Agenda on the current show with Irene Fortuyn, Chiara Fumai, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Loes van der Horst, Tala Madani, Amalia Pica, Martha Rosler, Frances Stark, Lily van der Stokker, and Sue Tompkins at Stigter Van Doesburg, Amsterdam

At the Moneylab-Conference Ralph and I talk about Non-Money. Video pdf: Heidenreich – 2014 – Non-Money

Short talk and discussion on Video, Art and Digital Culture with Maeve Connolly, Bjørn Melhus, and Saoirse Wall at the Irish Museum for Modern Art, from 6 to 8pm.

die Konferenz Geld und Schulden in der postindustriellen Welt findet vom 16.1. bis 19.1. am HMKV statt, Ralph und ich sprechen am 19.1. um 11:30 über Schulden, Geldmärkte und Staaten

Lecture at the Conference Media after Kittler , London

a Review for Art-Agenda In the former German Democratic Republic (GDR), freelance work was tolerated in just a handful of professions. Reinhard Mende was one of the few who worked as a freelance photographer and his career nearly spans the life of the GDR as a state. His independence might be the reason his vast […]

a review on Aleksandra Domanovic’s show “The Future Was at Her Fingertips” @ Tany Leighton Gallery It was in 1843 that Ada Lovelace, daughter of Lord Byron and a friend of Charles Babbage …

Talking at Budascoop in Kortrijk Who can become the subject of which demands? Infrastructure, networked distribution and the coming ‘we’ : Inequality and maldistribution of work and goods mark our current state. The question is who could become the ‘we’ being able to demand a different system.