Aga Lesiewicz is a Polish-born writer and screenwriter based in the UK. She is the author of three crime novels - Rebound, Exposure and What Have You Done, Zoe Bloom? - published in Britain and translated into several languages. Her research and lecture work connects neuroaesthetics with literary practice, exploring the human impulse to mark walls from prehistoric cave paintings to contemporary street art.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
82lectureThu 10.9.Professor Brian Cox - Emergence
78lectureMon 7.9.FARIN URLAUB - ÜBERS REISEN - MIT JOCHEN SCHLIEMANN
77lectureSun 4.10.Lars Eidinger - Brasch Poems
77lectureSat 21.11.Reinhold Messner - Life at the Limit
75lectureSun 15.11.Joschka Fischer: Who Are We? - Germany in Search of Its Identity
72lectureTue 22.9.Reading with Barbara Auer and Walter Sittler - Our Souls at Night
72lectureThu 3.12.Ferdinand von Schirach - The Silent Friend
72lectureThu 17.12.Birgit Minichmayr Reads from "Die souveräne Leserin" by Alan Bennett
72lectureSun 28.2.Ferdinand von Schirach
71lectureTue 8.9.Yekaterina Schulman and Maxim Kurnikov in Dresden: "Status" programme
71lectureThu 29.10.Dr. Mark Benecke - Live 2026/27
71lectureMon 15.2.Prof. Dr. Richard David Precht - How AI Is Abolishing Culture
Aga Lesiewicz explores the history of wall painting - from prehistoric handprints to contemporary murals. The writer and neuroaesthetics researcher discusses the psychological and ethical dimensions of street art.
A two-hour workshop on art perception and creativity led by writer Aga Lesiewicz. Participants will explore street art as a voice of society and the city, from the mechanics of vision to the analysis of urban art.