18.20. November 2025 | Final Conference - From Relations to Politics: Pathways Toward a Planetary Praxis
The final conference of the Planetary Scholars & Artists in Residence Program (2022–2025) is about building a foundation for researching and developing a planetary praxis. Participants will explore how relations between humans, nonhumans, and planetary forces can serve as the ground for future forms of politics. Through conceptual experimentation, artistic exploration, and transdisciplinary dialogue, the event invites a thoughtful, open, and inspiring exchange on planetary world-making.
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- 18.20. November 2025 | Final Conference - From Relations to Politics: Pathways Toward a Planetary Praxis
- 2025-11-18T10:00:00+01:00
- 2025-11-20T15:15:00+01:00
- The final conference of the Planetary Scholars & Artists in Residence Program (2022–2025) is about building a foundation for researching and developing a planetary praxis. Participants will explore how relations between humans, nonhumans, and planetary forces can serve as the ground for future forms of politics. Through conceptual experimentation, artistic exploration, and transdisciplinary dialogue, the event invites a thoughtful, open, and inspiring exchange on planetary world-making.
18.11.2025 10:00 bis 20.11.2025 15:15 (Europe/Berlin / UTC100)
Final Conference: From Relations to Politics
From Relations to Politics: Pathways Toward a Planetary Praxis is about building a foundation for researching and developing a planetary praxis, the focus is thus not primarily to present finalized research. We gather to explore how relations between humans, nonhumans, and planetary forces can serve as the ground for future forms of politics. Through conceptual experimentation, artistic exploration, and transdisciplinary dialogue, participants collaboratively open pathways towards enduring human-planet relations. This conference invites participants to help shape the intellectual architecture of planetary politics and engages a thoughtful, open, and inspiring exchange on planetary world-making. The three-day event begins with a junior scholar colloquium, followed by lectures, artistic interventions, interactive sessions, and discussion panels led by the program’s fellows and distinguished guest speakers. Participants are invited to explore convergences and tensions across ten pathways—cooperation, localization, embodiment, recognition, communication, contemplation, relations, negotiation, invention, and interaction—to collaboratively shape future directions in planetary inquiry and practice.
Registration to any part of the program is possible if completed by November 8th. The registration form, full program, and details of the contributors can be accessed here.
Den vollständigen Bericht finden Sie hier (auf Englisch).