Fotomuseum Winterthur | Guided Tours, Events | Saturday, 21.08.2021, 14:00–15:00
Guided Tour and Talk: In Conversation with Game Designer Sonja Böckler
Gloria López Cleries and Sive Hamilton Helle, The Unreal, 2019– © Gloria López Cleries and Sive Hamilton Helle
During a tour of the exhibition How to Win at Photography, game designer Sonja Böckler will discuss the relationship between computer games and photography in conversation with Nadine Wietlisbach, director of Fotomuseum Winterthur. Visitors will gain insights into her work at the interface between game design, art and research.
Sonja Böckler is a designer specialising in games and user experience and develops art projects inspired by computer games and films. She works as a research assistant at the Zurich University of the Arts in the field of game design.
The event takes place in German.
Subject to change due to the current situation.
Admission: CHF 5 (plus admission to the exhibition)
For members: CHF 4 (including 20% discount and free admission to the exhibition)
The exhibition How to Win at Photography – Image-Making as Play explores the relationship between photography and play. It investigates the notion of image play, creating unexpected connections between the history of photography, the gamification of the visible as well as practices of image making with and within computer games.
Sonja Böckler is a designer specialising in games and user experience and develops art projects inspired by computer games and films. She works as a research assistant at the Zurich University of the Arts in the field of game design.
The event takes place in German.
Subject to change due to the current situation.
Admission: CHF 5 (plus admission to the exhibition)
For members: CHF 4 (including 20% discount and free admission to the exhibition)
The exhibition How to Win at Photography – Image-Making as Play explores the relationship between photography and play. It investigates the notion of image play, creating unexpected connections between the history of photography, the gamification of the visible as well as practices of image making with and within computer games.