Through a playful battle and an insight into the educational programs for the exhibition, the audience explores the concept of artificial creativity.
For anyone who has little time during the day or particularly enjoys art in an evening setting, the Kunsthaus invites you to the “Spätschicht Kunst” event. An evening full of art, conversation, and a great atmosphere.
6:15–7:15 p.m.: Klub der Klugscheisser, in collaboration with Catta
The Klub der Klugscheisser redefines the boundaries of science communication. In an entertaining roundtable discussion, participants take on the challenge of convincing the audience with bold claims—such as, “AI art was meant to prove that even refrigerators are creative.” Who will come up with the most original arguments? And who will ultimately take home the “Golden Smart-Alack” prize?
7:30 p.m.: Insight into the educational program for the exhibition “Artificial Creativity” with Jan Lässig, Specialist in Education & Digital Projects
Jan Lässig talks about his two-year exploration of AI and introduces the educational space within the exhibition. Here, the audience can refine their own perspective on artificial creativity amid the tension between utopia and dystopia.
All of the Kunsthaus’s exhibitions are open until 8:00 p.m. and can be viewed individually. Food & drinks by this is us at Café Basil.
On November 6, 2026, the Klub der Klugscheisser will also take place at Byro.
With Astrid Näff, art historian
Museum admission and events: free
For anyone who has little time during the day or particularly enjoys art in an evening setting, the Kunsthaus invites you to the “Spätschicht Kunst” event. An evening full of art, conversation, and a great atmosphere.
6:15–7:15 p.m.: Klub der Klugscheisser, in collaboration with Catta
The Klub der Klugscheisser redefines the boundaries of science communication. In an entertaining roundtable discussion, participants take on the challenge of convincing the audience with bold claims—such as, “AI art was meant to prove that even refrigerators are creative.” Who will come up with the most original arguments? And who will ultimately take home the “Golden Smart-Alack” prize?
7:30 p.m.: Insight into the educational program for the exhibition “Artificial Creativity” with Jan Lässig, Specialist in Education & Digital Projects
Jan Lässig talks about his two-year exploration of AI and introduces the educational space within the exhibition. Here, the audience can refine their own perspective on artificial creativity amid the tension between utopia and dystopia.
All of the Kunsthaus’s exhibitions are open until 8:00 p.m. and can be viewed individually. Food & drinks by this is us at Café Basil.
On November 6, 2026, the Klub der Klugscheisser will also take place at Byro.
With Astrid Näff, art historian
Museum admission and events: free
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