Knowledge Transfer
In recent years, the AFKM has specialized in the Digital Transfer of Knowledge and executed projects for various institutions in this rather broad field. The way the AFKM sees it, the process of Knowledge Transfer in the digital world can not be the mere juxtaposition of various formats such as blogs, social media and co, but the AFKM advises institutions in a partnership process with the goal to always make the individual character of the institution tangible in the most suitable format.
Client requests in which content-related theses of mediation with the desire for the right, checked for a contemporary reproduction of themselves, and conceived and implemented with a solid architecture of tailor-made solutions and intelligent in-process preparation.
Art History Online — The Städel Course on Modern Art
The “Art History Online – The Städel Course on Modern Art” leads the user through the art history of modernity. In addition to introductory and explanatory films on different topics, the students will find playful learning formats, deepening texts as well as an extensive time-lapse to historical events, artists and key works of modern art.
Digitorial "Jean-Michel Basquiat"
The "Digitorial" offers an extensive insight into the work of Jean-Michel Basquiat - consisting of graffiti messages, installations and collages. The Exhibition focuses sheds light into his work in the 1980s in the southern Manhattan.
Digitorial "William Kentridge"
The "Digitorial" about William Kentridge elaborates the astonishingly diverse work of the South African artist William Kentridge - consisting of drawings, sculptures, stagings and films. The exhibition raises the big questions: the nature of time and space, the memory of the repressed, the inventiveness of the mind, but also the abysses of human actions.