Ein BarCamp ist eine Konferenz ohne feste Themen, erstmals 2005 in San Francisco erfolgreich ausprobiert. Teilnehmen können alle, die etwa zu sagen haben, sich austauschen, diskutieren und voneinander lernen wollen. Bei der Sessionplanung am Beginn des BarCamps kann wer immer möchte, sein/ihr Thema vorschlagen – sei es nun ein Vortrag, eine Diskussionsrunde oder ein Workshop.

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Soup, theater and education make up the subject of a performance in a public space that will be developed over the course of a few hours by young people working together with artist Alenka Maly (AT). Meanwhile, the nice folks from Kukusch (AT) will be cooking up a culture soup for workshop participants.

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Sound Tossing is an alternative form of street art in which sound subversively intrudes into the cityscape. Small sound generators hooked up to loudspeakers are thrown onto overhead electric wires, buildings and trees, from which they emit their acoustic signals and provoke annoyance in their immediate vicinity. Reinhard Gupfinger (AT) shows you how to build your own Sound Tossing tools.

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Sweet Susie (AT), Dub Club icon, cultural worker and curator in the field of music and visual arts, motivates young women to utilize digital technology to compose and produce their own music. The workshop provides an introduction to sound production using software that enables users to record, arrange, program beats, (re)mix and orchestrate live performances.

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Small-scale conquests / Kids on the block. Viertelwelten focuses on outlying districts, the parts of town often dismissed as insignificant parts of the city but whose diversity or uniformity turns out to be a decisive determinant of a city’s character. Viertelwelten isn’t an exhibition trying to get something across to kids. Instead, it regards kids as the experts, and the messages are addressed to adults.

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So Kanno (JP)
Für Jugendliche von 12-19 Jahren

In everyday life, we’re surrounded by technology. Kanno (JP) and Yamamoto (JP) will demonstrate the extent to which that is so with his open source tool TechnophoneKit that makes electromagnetic waves and light emissions of various devices visible. In their intensive workshop, they will show young technology enthusiasts how to put together a TechnophoneKit.

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The Kibilight Project—also present in [the next idea] voestalpine Art and Technology Grant exhibition—teaches young people in Kenya to assemble and market small solar lamps. And that’s exactly what Elizabeth Otieno (KE) can teach you in her u19 CREATE YOUR WORLD workshop.

Kibera Community Youth Programme (KE), Elizabeth Otieno (KE)

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All over the world, young people have hopes and fears, big ideas and concrete problems. Networking online offers new opportunities to share solutions to global challenges, but what it doesn’t provide for is personal encounter and passing on knowledge and experience. The Youth Future Project lets young people come face to face with good role models like winners of the Nobel Peace Prize and the Alternative Nobel Prize. The latter occupy the focal point of this workshop.

Für Jugendliche von 14-19 Jahren

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Get.Ideas is a workshop that gets you acquainted with various creativity techniques and lets you try them out, and it’s also meant to generate ideas for concrete projects having to do with the environment and sustainability. The most interesting concepts will receive support to be developed further.

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