Bernard Stiegler Memorial Lecture 2021 (on Zoom)
Thursday, 5 August 2021
20:00-21:30 (Beijing), 14:00-15:30 (Paris)
The Research Network for Philosophy and Technology together with the China
Academy of Art launches an annual memorial lecture dedicated to Bernard
Stiegler (1 April 1952-5 August 2020). Stiegler has been an advisor to the
Network since its establishment in 2014, and has been a distinguished professor
at the China Academy of Art from 2015-2019, where he developed a new agenda of
research for art, philosophy and technology. The inaugural memorial lecture in
2021 starts with an opening address by Professor Gao Shiming, the president of
the China Academy of Art, followed by a lecture by Professor Yuk Hui.
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Gao Shiming 高世名
President @China Academy of Art
Gao Shiming is the President of China Academy of Art. He is an art historian,
theorist and curator of the Farewell to Post-colonialism, the 3rd Guangzhou
Triennial, 2008; and Rehearsal, the 8th Shanghai Biennale, 2010. He is the
founding chair of CAA’s Curatorial Studies Department (the first curatorial
program in China), and founding director of the School of Inter-Media Art, and
China Institute for Visual Studies. He is also one of the initiators of
Inter-Asia School and Bandung School.
Yuk Hui 許煜
Associate Professor @City University of Hong Kong
Yuk Hui is the initiator of the Research Network for Philosophy and Technology.
He wrote his doctoral thesis under Bernard Stiegler at the Goldsmiths College
in London and completed his Habilitation at the Leuphana University in
Lüneburg. Since 2015, he has been a visiting professor at the China Academy of
Art, where he taught a master class with Bernard Stiegler every spring. He
currently teaches at the City University of Hong Kong. He is author of several
monographs, including Recursivity and Contingency (2019), and Art and
Cosmotechnics (2021).
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