From Friday 1 July 2022 until Saturday 31 December, the More-than-Planet exhibition at Old Observatory Leiden showcases five cutting-edge international artists who set off to work in the domain of space. They create alternative visuals, installations and critical narratives to show that other side of the earth. In doing so, the transdisciplinary artworks in the More-than-Planet exhibition aim to spark a discussion about how technologies and the drivers behind their development can help reduce environmental stress. The exhibition in Oude Sterrewacht can be visited until 31 December.
A Space Sight course is a joint effort of AKV|St.Joost, Waag and ESA-ESTEC to introduce creative and critical approach to earth observation. The course provides the students an understanding of an earth observation technologies, creative and critical methodologies for their use and hands-on opportunity to work with space data, space technologies and space experts.
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The Icons of the Non-Visible exhibition aspires to elucidate the influence of space research and exploration on culture, in order to open the way for epistemological reflections of images of the non-visible.
In 2015-2016, KSEVT tackled the question “How is the non-visible visible?” in collaboration with experts from the natural sciences, the humanities, and art, by highlighting certain cases in in the framework of exhibitions and expert conventions.
