Ereignis Center for Philosophy and the Arts
Ereignis () means to make an experience, concept, or technology your own. Ereignis Center for Philosophy and the Arts enriches lives with a liberating philosophy grounded in artifice and an ethics of artificial life. With our expressive approach to life in the event of technology you will be better able at being you.
14 April 2026
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Schizoanalysis of AI with Alex Taek-Gwang Lee
Four seminars on AI as a desiring-machine connecting technical infrastructures, global supply chains, computational architectures, and human bodies in new circuits of production and exhaustion with Alex Taek-Gwang Lee. Sign up to access to the recording and join the remaining sessions.
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artifices: the 6th Ereignis Conference
The 6th Ereignis Conference (8 – 9 Aug 2026, Gdynia & Online) invites papers exploring AI through philosophy, psycho-analysis, and schizoanalysis. Deconstruct the natural/artificial binary and the machinic reorganisation of desire. Keynote: Prof. Sandra Meeuwsen. Submit your abstract by 1 June 2026.
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Ereignis Seminar
The Ereignis Seminar is a monthly open seminar where invited scholars present work in progress and ongoing projects. The seminar serves as a vehicle to gather together people, ideas and interests, to generate interest around our common purposes, and to inspire further study.
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An Acoustic Commons of the East Atlantic Flyway with Catherine Clover
Catherine Clover’s “An Acoustic Commons of the East Atlantic Flyway” brings the sounds of migrating birds into our presence.
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Inscriptions: our peer-reviewed journal
Read our peer-reviewed journal for contemporary thinking on art, philosophy and psycho-analysis.
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