Subject: Transitional Societies || Pirate/Public
From: georg klein
Transitional Societies
Mario Asef, Bernhard Draz, Sven Kalden, Georg Klein, Joachim Seinfeld
The exhibition Transitional Societies, initiated by NON in 2015,
accesses the discourse about ‚Transitional Justice‘, and transferres it
with freely associated aesthetic, but politically motivated positions
into a wider social context.
_www.nonberlin.com/portfolio_page/transitional-societies/
Ort:
NON Berlin, Chauseestraße 11/Eingang Tieckstraße, 10115 Berlin
Vernissage:
Donnerstag, 3. März 2016, 19.00 Uhr
Öffnungszeiten:
4. bis 12. März 2016
Montag bis Samstag, 14.00 bis 19.00 Uhr
Pirate/Public – positions in contemporary radio art
What’s the difference between a pirate and a privateer? It’s not the
act, it’s the authority. Only the privateer – who seems to be acting
purely on his own initiative – has the papers authorizing him to do so.
The histories of broadcasting and maritime law are closely intertwined,
as we can tell from their similar forms of organization. Radio has its
public and private branches, and its pirate ones too. But these clear
distinctions are no longer valid in today’s radio landscape. Podcasts,
web archives and the internet have caused shifts in content types,
listening areas, audiences and jurisdictions. So is something being
commandeered? If so, how? And most importantly, what?
Ort:
Errant Bodies – Sound Art Space, Kollwitzstr. 97, 10435 Berlin
Entrance: 5€/3€
#1: Thursday, March 3rd, 19:00
Lautstrom/reboot fm – presented by Anna Bromley
Datscha-Radio – presented by Gabi Schaffner
Das Radio ist nicht Sibirien – Performance by Rafael Jové
Discussion with participants, moderation: Antje Vowinckel
Anna Bromley is an artist, cultural researcher and writer based in
Berlin. Her scenic miniatures connect methods of qualitative social
research with partly fictionalized re-enactments. Since 2012 she
produced the radio feature series „lautstrom“ together with Jeremy
Woodruff.
Gabi Schaffner lives and works between Frankfurt and Berlin, Helsinki
and Lobo, Texas as a writer, photographer and audio artist. Several
radio art productions. Datscha Radio was a 100-day temporary radio
station installed at the Landesgartenschau Giessen 2014.
Rafael Jové, author of radioplays and radiofeatures based in Weimar. His
radio play „Das Radio ist nicht Sibirien“ , the inner monologue of a
radio presenter, was developed at Uni Weimar in 2011 and has been
broadcasted in many public stations. In pirate/public he will present a
live version of his piece.
Pirate/Public is a project by Antje Vowinckel and Serge Baghdassarians
from Errant Bodies Sound Art Space, generously supported by the Pankow
Bezirksamt Berlin.
Full program: http://errantbodies.org/soundartspace/piratepublic.html
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