BIOTOPIA FESTIVAL EAT

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Events
Date
2019-05-26
Venue
inside & outside Hubertussaal, Nymphenburg Palace, Munich, Germany
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BIOTOPIA FESTIVAL Plakat EAT Web

May 26, 2019, Nymphenburg Palace, Munich, Germany
With exhibition "MEAT THE FUTURE" on May 25, 2019

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How does what we eat shape the planet? What will the food of the future look like? How can we feed the world without destroying fragile ecosystems?

The festival will be a mouth-watering and thought-provoking exploration of eating in all its myriad dimensions, bringing together leading scientists, artists, designers, chefs, industry experts, innovators and the public to explore the food of the future in the stunning surroundings of Schloss Nymphenburg, offering a tantalizing variety of events suitable for all ages.

By approaching the topic from a variety of viewpoints, BIOTOPIA aims at initiating an inspiring, positively irritating interdisciplinary dialogue that fosters curiosity, captures people's imagination, contributes fresh perspectives, facilitates an empathetic understanding and sparks controversial discussion about the future of nutrition, agriculture, food and taste.

EAT marks the beginning of a series of annual festivals focused on behaviours, activities and processes like sense, sleep or communicate, leading up to the opening of the new museum currently planned for 2025.

 
 

All Dates

  • 2019-05-26

Naturkundemuseum Bayern
Botanisches Institut
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80638 München, Germany

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