Training Creative Acts and Action – Participants
The GUI | IUG enabled 15 young scholars and artists to participate in the international and interdisciplinary research project Training Creative Acts and Action.
The GUI | IUG enabled 15 young scholars and artists to participate in the international and interdisciplinary research project Training Creative Acts and Action.
Training Creative Acts and Action “Training Creative Acts and Action” takes place not only as an intensive workshop between mentors and participants, but also in public spaces across Schwerin. We […]
Training Creative Acts and Action is an international, interdisciplinary project that is both an investigation of and powered by artistic research. Integrating innovative approaches from the fields of art historical and media theory, [...]
It is with great sadness that we bid farewell to Günther Uecker—one of the defining artists of our time, a humanist thinker, engaged mentor, and namesake of our institute. Günther Uecker […]
In the bilingual series Notes on Uecker, published by the Deutscher Kunstverlag, we present manuscripts by authors engaging with hitherto under-explored areas within Günther Uecker’s oeuvre. The GUI invites submissions […]
Under the title “The State of Experience,” the lecture manuscripts from the workshop of the same name will be published as a special volume in our Notes on Uecker series […]
“Training Creative Acts and Action” (September 18-September 21, 2025) is an internationally-oriented, interdisciplinary project that presents—in the form of both content and methodology—innovative approaches to artistic research and media theory. […]
At the workshop discussion for the IUG Fellowship 2024, Daniel Wolter presented his project entitled “Of Stink Bugs and Bark Beetles: The Environmental Movement in the GDR” in Berlin and […]
Nick Böhnke’s investigation, entitled “The Withdrawn Touch: Structure, Temporality, and Haptics of Painterly Action in Günther Uecker’s Early Structural Reliefs”, expands the concept of ‘action’ to include painterly approaches by […]