EPFL Pavilions
Pavilions B and A
EPFL
Place Cosandey
Lausanne 1015
17 September, 2021 - 6 February, 2022
and
Anthropos Café
campus of the University of Lausanne
10-14th January 2022
Produced for scientific, educational or commercial purposes, replicas of works of art are both a source of fascination and questioning. Digital technologies multiply the opportunities to generate near-perfect cultural doubles, but are they comparable to the originals? Do they diminish their heritage value? Do they arouse emotion? A surprising guided discovery between art and technology.
LOGISTICS
Location
EPFL Pavilions- Pavilions A and B
Offer:
Guided tours of the exhibition Deep Fakes: Art and Its Double
Dates:
17 September 2021 - 6 February 2022
Tuesday to Friday
11:00 to 18:00
Fee:
Free of charge. Reservation required
Format:
A one-hour guided tour with a mediator
Reservation and information:
pavilions@epfl.ch
Your reservation request must reach us at least five working days in advance of your visit.
School-level:
Secondary I and Secondary II (students 12-18 years old)
Website: https://epfl-pavilions.ch/fr/exhibitions/deep-fakes-art-and-its-double
Address: EPFL Pavilions, Place Cosandey, 1015 Lausanne (EPFL Campus)
Co-organized by:
EPFL and UNIL
CANCELLED
Encounters with science: the art of copying
(Anthropos Café, campus of the University of Lausanne)
In order to dive deeper into some of the themes of the exhibition Deep Fakes: Art and Its Double, sign up your class for a meeting with a researcher, professor, or professional interested in the interface between art and new technologies. (This offer is for French language speakers.)
Program
Monday, January 10th
10:30 am - Béla Kapossy, Director of the College of Humanities - EPFL
12:30 pm - Rémi Petitpierre, Scientific Assistant Institute for Area and Global Studies - EPFL
5:30 pm - Patrick Michel, Senior Lecturer Section of Archaeology and Sciences of Antiquity - Ancient History - UNIL
Tuesday, January 11th
10:30 am - Philippe Kaenel, Associate Professor Art History Section and Director, Associate Professor Cultural History - UNIL
12: 30 pm - Salar Shahna, Film Producer at Dirty Bacon and President and Founder of World XR Association
5:30 pm - Paul Guhennec, Assistant PhD student Digital Humanities Laboratory - EPFL
Wednesday, January 12th
10:30 am - Christian Michel, Professor of Art History - UNIL
12:30 pm - Isaac Pante, Senior lecturer and researcher Section of Language and Information Sciences - UNIL
Thursday, January 13th
10:30 - Albane Descombe, Technical collaborator ScanVan Digital Humanities Laboratory - EPFL
12:30 - Nathalie Dietschy, Assistant Professor in conditional pre-tenure at the Section of History of Art - UNIL
17h30 - Simon Dumas Primbault, Scientific collaborator Laboratory for the History of Science and Technology - EPFL
Friday, January 14th
10:30 Christiane Hoppe Ohel, Partner Art Recognition
12:30 pm - Touradj Ebrahimi, Full Professor Multimedia Signal Processing Group - EPFL
17:30 pm - Marion Kramer, Scientific Assistant Institute for Area and Global Studies - EPFL
Information
Location
Anthropos Café, campus of the University of Lausanne
Dates
10-14th January 2022
Fee
Free of charge
Reservation required
Subject to availability
Format:
30 minutes presentation by the speaker + 30 minutes of Q&A with the students
Co-organized by: EPFL and UNIL
School-level:
Secondary II (students 15-18 years old)
Reservations: pavilions@epfl.ch
Interactive digital adventure: À la recherche du passé (In search of the past)
Do you love ancient culture and want to explore the Deep Fakes: Art and Its Double exhibition from your classroom or home? If so, click on the link below for an adventure that will take you on a journey to the Temple of Baalshamîn in Syria, a temple that was destroyed in 2015 by Daech (ISIS), and then digitally reconstructed.
Fee: Free
Format: Approximately 30 minutes
Co-organized by: EPFL and UNIL
