Time Travel 2050 - Conceps for the future

PROJECT INTRODUCTION
__Objectives
__The Time Travel Method
__Changing Values
__Visionary Course

TIME TRAVEL WATER 2050
__Location
__Participants
__Implementation

SPHERE OF ACTION
__Overtures - Programme

ORGANISER
__Initiators – Project Partners

TOPIC WATER
__Status Quo
__Blue Gold
__Water Wars
__Object of Speculation__

PUBLIC RELATIONS
__Focus on Specific Target Groups
__Film: Accompaniment and
______Documentation
__Book: Objective and
______Documentation

PROJECT INFORMATIONEN as PDF

Time Travel Water 2050 is part of the transdisciplinary project series overtures

CONTACT
Project Management
artcircolo Art Project Ltd.
Dr. Serafine Lindemann
Parkstr. 22
D-80339 München
Tel.: +49 89 98 89 84
art@artcircolo.de
www.artcircolo.de
www.overtures.de

Organisation and PR in Norway
Karina Fürst
Authenticore
Oscarsgate 52
N-0258 Oslo
Tel.: +47 22 06 50 20
kf@authenticore.no
info@authenticore.no
www.authenticore.no

PUBLIC RELATIONS
TIME TRAVEL will be covered by chosen representatives of the media:
Opinion forming press from the sections economics and science, feature pages and ethics.

Media Partner:
The project can be presented in a careful and tightly focused manner in partnerships with the media.

Film Documentation:
TIME TRAVEL Water 2050 will be made into a documentary film.

The Book
The journey to the year 2050 will be documented in a comprehensive book.
The oekom publishing house will publish it in conjunction with the series 'Material Histories'. The experiences during each stage of travel, the results, as well as a proposal for a new code of conduct and a new set of values will be presented based on an overview-type review of the current state of knowledge on water. This extensive publication is also the key to a programme for updating facts via Internet for a period of ten years.
The Material Histories series tells the biographical stories of material that has written and continues to write history. A periodic table of daily life is created volume for volume, enticing the reader into uncharted dimensions of a seemingly known world. There are materials that are elementary for our societal, economic and environmental development. These supposedly banal substances, such as dust or revolutionary materials like aluminium, form the interface between man and nature. The Material Histories series is dedicated to this underrated matter that shapes our lives. Many of these substances have traveled a long way before we ever buy them as products or handle them at all. If we follow what went before, we encounter the surprising and astounding, the repressed and unconscious. The conflicts of our globalised world manifest in the lifelines of these materials
The series Material Histories from the Environment Science Centre at the University of Augsburg is brought to you by Prof. Dr. Armin Reller and Dr. Jens Soentgen in conjunction with the publishers oekom e.V.

Previously Published Titles in the Series: Volume 1: Dust - Mirror of the Environment. Jens Soentgen, Knut Völzke (Editor). Volume 2: Coffee - The Epic of a Commodity. Heinrich Eduard Jacob. Volume 3: Wood - How a Natural Material Writes History. Joachim Radkau. Volume 4: Aluminium - Modern Metal. Luitgard Marschall. Volume 5: CO. 2 Climate Killer and Elixier of Life

Find more information about Germanys first carbon neutral publishing house here.

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Aim of the coverage:
Public awareness of the TIME TRAVEL also in Europe
Positive coverage on the complexity of the project

Method:
__ Pre-information of the press
__ Presse Conference
__ Opportunity for careful selection of media representatives to observe the TIME TRAVEL
__ Interviews with the participants after the TIME TRAVEL
__ Press releases after the TIME TRAVEL