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We are looking forward to these inspiring guests of "SILBERSALZ speaks..."! Yanis Varoufakis, Dr Kira Vinke, Dr Karamba Diaby, Anna von Grunewaldt and Prof. Dr Marie-Claire Foblets [...]

This year's Werkleitz Festival starts on 18 June. We are excited to present the installation "Vibrations" by Moritz Simon Geist in cooperation - via live stream, starting at 8.30 pm on https://moveto.werkleitz.de/en/[...]

This time it's about environmental justice, anti-racism, the power of language - and strategies for a sustainable future. Look forward to Prof. Dr. Antje Boetius, Prof. Dr. Maja Göpel, Kübra Gümüşay, Fritz Habekuß and Dr. Emilia Roig [...]

The AI Media Lab is a new programme for AI and Computer Scientists at the cutting edge of their fields to develop original ideas for science communication in collaboration with artists and media producers. We are very happy to introduce our first cohort of brilliant AI scientists: Alexis Block, Egor Iuganov, Viktoriia Kamska, Nicole Ludwig, Krikamol Muandet and Sergey Prokudin. […]

From astrophysics to economics, from climate to democracy...We are excited and looking forward to sessions with Prof. Dr. Saleemul Huq, Prof. Dr. Nico Paech, Dr. Suzanna Randall, Ece Temelkuran and Waldemar Zeiler. [...]

The writer Abdullah Alqaseer will give insights into his literary work in a reading on 7 May and talk about his work and his experiences as an artist in exile together with Alexander Suckel, director of the Literaturhaus Halle [...]

The SILBERSALZ Science & Media Pitch is now accepting submissions from scientists, science journalists and media professionals who are interested in the communication of science to a global public audience. We are interested in contemporary global stories, that have an impact on society and the potential to be developed into powerful documentaries or interactive, immersive experiences.[...]

From 1 to 14 March, the video exhibition "Wir leben in einer Zeit – KünstlerInnen befragen Ihre Umwelt“ will take place in the windows of Passage 13. Five artists are showing cinematic works that in very different ways symbolise and question the unequal relationship of people to their respective living environments and everyday realities.[...]

A comprehensive programme over  five days with exciting films and discussions, interesting panel discussions, impressive exhibitions, and stunning light installations. Plus: A varied youth programme.