From July 27th 2015 a creative laboratory titled Corpus Ludus Militaris (CLM) will gather students from Vilnius Academy of Arts, Kaunas University of Technology, Bauhaus-Universit\u00e4t Weimar and Academy of Media Arts Cologne in Panemun\u0117 Castle, Lithuania. Corpus Ludus Militaris is envisioned as a progressive chain of educative, creative and contemplative events within the framework of Migrating Art Academies, spanning two weeks and culminating into the public presentations of completed artistic and investigative projects underlined by informal exchange of ideas gracefully orchestrated by the panel of invited speakers.<\/p>\n
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Thematic auspices of CLM are to be resonative rather than normative, encouraging to deliberate and to speculate\u2014if preferred so\u2014issues broadly associated with but not immediately prescribed by the theme. Tools employed could range from phenomenal, to analytical, metaphysical, historical or aesthetic, leaving doors open to variety of experimental articulations. However, to have a game we have to share a field\u2014and our field shall be demarcated by vestiges of organizational semantics of corporal narrative. Salient metaphor of the marching troops aside, common strategies of social organization of individual are primarily aimed at organizing normalcy as such\u2014in all its shades of gray\u2014from waking up to an alarm clock to reading of a goodnight story, among other countless trivial manifestations. CLM aims to trace evolutionary tendencies from no one to one, from ideologic subject (citizen) to economic subject (consumer), from a static born into to a dynamic became into subject, progressed on a potholed field of chronic \u201ccorporal problematic\u201d which manifests itself as a peculiar if not bipolar coexistence between noble tenets of Geneva Conventions on one hand and political utilitarism bluntly summarized by generalissimus Stalin as \u201cnyet cheloveka nyet problemy\u201d (if man vanishes, so does the problem), on the other.<\/p>\n
Led by \u017dilvinas Lilas (DE), Mindaugas Gap\u0161evi\u010dius (LT\/DE) and Armantas Ostreika (LT) the series of events will include public lectures, workshops, expeditions, collaborative intensive work focusing on theoretical and practical production with interdisciplinary as well as critical approach. It is expected that the invited group of participants and tutors from wide array of specialist knowledge (ranging from art to computer technologies) will open up the space for unexpected collaborations.<\/p>\n
This Migrating Art Academies event in Panemun\u0117 is organized by Kaunas University of Technology and Vilnius Academy of Arts, and is supported by Lithuanian Council For Culture and Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Lithuania.<\/p>\n
Public programme:<\/p>\n
Tuesday 28 July
\n14:00 Mindaugas Gap\u0161evi\u010dius workshop : “human-non-human-games”<\/p>\n
Wednesday 29 July
\n10:00 Practice presentations: \u017dilvinas Lilas, Mindaugas Gap\u0161evi\u010dius
\n14:00 R. Maskeli\u016bnas, Armantas Ostreika workshop \u201eVisualization and Game Development in Unity 3D\u201c<\/p>\n
Friday 31 July
\n10:00 Rytis Maskeli\u016bnas, Armantas Ostreika \u201eVisualization and Game Development in Unity 3D\u201c part II<\/p>\n
Wednesday 05 August
\n18:00 Exhibition opening and public presentation<\/p>\n
Thursday 06 August
\n10:00 Conference with Bernhard Hopfengaertner (DE) and Marian Kaiser (DE), Alvydas Lukys (LT), Zilvinas Lilas<\/p>\n
All events will take place in Panemun\u0117 Castle
\nAddress: Vyt\u0117n\u0173 g. 53<\/p>\n
LT-74464 Pilies k.<\/p>\n
Jurbarko r.<\/p>\n