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type: entity
title: Media.Lab Lectures
tags: [lecture-series, new-media, academic-discourse, cdfi]
related: [cdfi, university-of-greifswald, rozbeh-asmani]
created: 2026-07-13
updated: 2026-07-13
sources: ["output_cdfi/cdfi_uni_greifswald_de_bildende_kunst_aktivitaeten_aktuell.md", "output_cdfi/cdfi_uni_greifswald_de_bildende_kunst_aktivitaeten_medialab_lectures.md"]
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# Media.Lab Lectures

**Media.Lab Lectures** is a recurring lecture series organized by the [[cdfi]] at the [[university-of-greifswald]]. The series is specifically managed by **Prof. Rozbeh Asmani** at the Chair for New Media and Applied Graphics.

## Purpose and Scope
The series bridges the gap between artistic practice and theoretical inquiry, often focusing on the intersection of art and technology. It is designed to transform central questions of contemporary art and media practice into a scientifically reflected exchange, serving as a platform for artistic, theoretical, and cinematic positions to engage with the conditions, transformations, and conflict zones of current visual cultures.

## Interdisciplinary Approach
The series features a wide array of guest speakers, bridging multiple disciplines:

- **Law:** Discussions on intellectual property and copyright in digital media.
- **Sociology:** Analysis of the impact of social media platforms on the art market.
- **Technology:** Research into the structural and aesthetic conditions of generative AI.
- **Fine Arts:** Presentations on cinematography, photography, and collage.

## Notable Lectures
Records indicate a notable lecture featuring Wolfgang Ullrich, who discussed how social media has transformed the art world.