The annual exhibition ‘Einblick Ausblick’ was a great success

What a weekend: thousands of visitors attended the annual exhibition ‘Einblick/Ausblick’ at the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts in Kiel. They were able to gain unique insights in studios and workshops: in the old building on Legienstraße, in the rooms at Knooper Weg 75, in the workshop tower, in the spce | Muthesius and in the Gallery Cubeplus, more than 600 students showed the art and design they had created during the academic year.

Students design the annual exhibition ‘Einblick/Ausblick’

What makes the annual exhibition ‘Einblick/Ausblick’ so special is that it is designed and organised by students. Communication design students Karla Bartsch, Elisabeth Gerberding and Malin Peymann designed the entire look of the annual exhibition, (...)

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Information days on 12 and 13 February

The most northerly art academy in Germany invites you to its Study Information Days on Wednesday 12 and Thursday 13 February 2025.

On Wednesday, 12 February, from 2 p.m., all those interested can get to know the courses of study online in direct exchange with students and professors, while on Thursday, 13 February, the Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design will open its doors to high school students and all those interested. The varied programme allows visitors to get to know the courses in Fine Art, Art Education at Grammar Schools, Spatial Strategies, Industrial Design and Communication Design on this day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Questions about the application and admission process as well as everyday life at the art academy will be answered, (...)

Get to know the art academy digitally

If you are interested in studying art or design, you can find out everything you need to know with just one click on Wednesday, 23 October at 1 p.m.: How does the application process work at the Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design? Which artistic works should be included in the application portfolio? And what does it look like at the art academy?
These and many other questions will be answered by the team of the student department in the ‘digital study info’. Via Zoom, prospective students will be able to gain insights into the art academy and clarify individual questions for the application process. Because: From November 1 to 15, (...)

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Anyone wishing to study at the Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design from the winter semester 2024/25 can apply from 1 to 15 May. (...)
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Time Based Media

How can Time Based Media participate in world-making and in opening up possibilities for the otherwise?

How could we experiment speculatively, performatively and materially with a wide spectrum of new technologies, as well as draw from the obsolete, excluded or forgotten?
How could we rethink sensing, computable and cognitive media not as tools for domination or as threats, but as interacting forces of resonance and response?
What can we learn from spontaneous, unpredictable and situated encounters?

The Time-based Media program covers the basics and traditional aspects of the moving image (film, video, sound) as well as is dedicated to the exploration of the media technology developments of our time, such as XR, emergent media and AI. The program is interdisciplinary and therefore open to students of fine arts and design. It can be studied as a complementary course, in conjunction with other programs or as a specialization.

As part of the program we engage with past, present and future time based media practices and processes. Through research, workshops, projects, excursions, festivals and exhibitions we investigate and experiment with analogue and digital techniques and formats, including video, film, sound, VR, AR as well as sensing, interactive and emergent media. Within the program we look into what role technologies play in shaping our realities, as well as search for ways to break away from standardisation and dominance in systems.

In the center stands the individual (or collective) work in form of experimental films and media projects. The aim is to encourage the students to develop their unique artistic expressions and fields of research, including to critically reflect and situate their work in a socio-cultural context. Further aims are to foster and encourage collaborative research, experimentation & exchange.
Our programs artist talks, screenings, salons and symposiums allows students to come in contact with a range of perspectives, discourses and practices within the expanding field of time based media. Guest speakers SoSe 25 include Kyriaki Goni, Elisa Giardina Papa, Rindon Johnson and Jenna Sutela.

As part of The Centre of Media the program provides exceptional opportunity to build interdisciplinary research and networks within and outside of University. The Muthesius Media lab, DLC and the workshops offer unique possibilities to learn and deepen technical skills, as well as to experiment with and critical engage with different technologies. The department’s media workshops are equipped with a wide range of professional equipment and technologies for both production and presentation, as well as offers support from its expertise.

Degrees

Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.)
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.)
Master of Arts (M.A.)

Questions?

Prof.in Annika Larrson

E larsson@muthesius.de

Further information can be found on the blog: https://time-based-media.muthesius-kunsthochschule.de/