Emotional
A project by Emilio Moreno
EMOTIONAL is a public programme that reflects on the crossroads between emotions, storytelling (audiovisual, political, corporate, etc.) and social relations.
EMOTIONAL brings together the most intimate and most public by discussing research spanning from how our brains work, to the relationship between emotions, societal values, and the law. We will discuss robots and emotions and learn how the emotional profile of the Basque working class was forged. We will talk about emoticons, photography, human bodies and faces; about love in the age of capital; about how a film editor creates a dramatic arch, and about embarrassment (felt for others). We will practice vulnerable honesty while learning how to communicate non-violently.
Through various disciplines, international specialists will share their experience in the fields of neuroscience, psychology, artificial intelligence, jurisprudence, philosophy, history, photography, cinema, humour, art, performance, essay-writing, sociology, and non-violent communication.
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PROGRAMME
Workshops
M.25 > T. 26 16:00-19:00 Franziska Rautenberg, NonViolent Communication. The Emotions: Stormy and Colourful Signals
Lectures
T.26 19:00 Lola Cañamero: Modelling emotions in autonomous robots to understand human emotions
X.27 17:30- 19:00 Ana Pfaff: The face screams a gust of wind
TH.28 19:00 Joan Fontcuberta: Post-photographic constructions of expression
F.29 17:30 Talk-discussion: Martí Manen and Emilio Moreno: Approaching from the emotional
F.29 19:00 Christian Salmon: Giants of the web: a machine for recounting and synchronising emotions...
SA.30 11:00 Talk-discussion: Sara Hidalgo and Eloy Fernández-Porta: Political emotions in the Basque working class and feminist sensology
SA.30 12:30 Talk-discussion: Garbiñe Biurrun and Daniel Vanello: Emotions, Values, and Law
SA. 30 16:30 Lisa Feldman Barrett: Emotions: Fact vs Fiction
SA. 30 18:00 Sociología Ordinaria (Amparo Lasén and Antonio A. García): The circuits of shame
Performance
F. 29 11:00 12:00 13:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 Clara Amaral: Do you remember that time we were together and danced this or that dance?
SA.30 11:00 12:00 13:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 Clara Amaral: Do you remember that time we were together and danced this or that dance?
SA.30 20:00 Eloy Fernández-Porta: You know how you should feel
Screenings
M.25 - SU.1 Arthur Elsenaar and Remko Scha: Face Shift
M.25 - SU.1 Mika Taanila: Thank You for The Music – A Film about Muzak
- Date: Monday, 25 November 2019 > Saturday, 30 November 2019
Activities
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Workshops, Conferences and seminarsThe Emotions: Stormy and Colourful Signals25-11-2019 > 26-11-2019 - 16:00-19:00 - Plató
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Conferences and seminarsModeling emotions in autonomous robots to understand human emotions26-11-2019 - 19:00 - Hirikilabs
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Conferences and seminarsPost-photographic constructions of expression28-11-2019 - 19:00-20:30 - Z Hall
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PerformancesDo you remember that time we were together and danced this or that dance?29-11-2019 > 30-11-2019 - 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 17:00, 18:00, 19:00 (one on one sessions of 30 minutes each, on Friday and Saturday) - Ubik
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Conferences and seminarsGiants of the web: a machine for recounting and synchronising emotions...29-11-2019 - 19:00 - Z Hall
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Guests
Emilio Moreno
Artist
Lisa Feldman Barrett
University Distinguished Professor of Psychology at Northeastern University
Joan Fontcuberta
Artist and essayist
Garbiñe Biurrun
President of the Social Chamber of the Superior Court of Justice of the Basque Country
Eloy Fernández Porta
Essayist and Spoken Word artist
Christian Salmon
Literary theorist and intellectual commentator of political life
Martí Manen
Curator
Ana Pfaff
Film Editor
Amparo Lasén
Sociologist (Sociología Ordinaria)
Antonio A. García
Sociologist (Sociología Ordinaria)
Daniel Vanello
Philosopher
Clara Amaral
Artist and performer
Lola Cañamero
Professor of Adaptive Systems (Artificial Intelligence) and director of the “Embodied Emotion, Cognition and (Inter-)Action” laboratory.
Franziska Rautenberg
Psychologist and NonViolent Communication Teacher
Sara Hidalgo de Orellán
Historian (of emotions)