Register for online attendance on Saturday 12 September 2020 (23:00-01:00). Link to stream will be sent to you by email.

As part of the Ars Electronica 2020 festival, Waag is organising Kepler's expedition to the garden of planet B, a program to happen live with a very limited audience on site of Waag’s planet B location at the Amsterdam Science park and its fringes, where it touches former now unused farmland with its growing biodiversity. The program will be streamed live via Zoom/Youtube to Ars Electronica’s audiences. It will consist of demonstrations and expeditions, presentations and discussions.

The program takes place 11 and 12 September between 23.00 and 02.00, in an attempt to be closer to those other species you never thought to be part of your garden, in the Amsterdam case in the fringes of the Science Park location arisen on former farmland. You can attend the programme through online videostream, or register for live attendance (maximum of 10 people) at our location yet to be revealed.

Register for this ticket if you want to attend online (video-conference) on Saturday September 12th.

Programme

Saturday 12 September

23:00 hrs - Welcome and introduction by Lucas Evers

23:10 hrs - artist Špela Petrič and curator Nicola Triscot of FACT Liverpool, where the exhibition 'Say the Animal Responded' is taking place, talk about what opinions plants and animals may have about human activity on their/our planet

23:40 hrs - Intervention by artist Esmee Geerken and de Onkruideniers

00:00 hrs - Artist-biologist Angelo Vermeulen about socializing Mars-gardens in conversation with Els Corporaal, municipal ecologist of Amsterdam

00:40 hrs - Q&A and conclusion

01:00 hrs - Drinks