Plats
schhh... took place 8/10-13/11-2005 (sv
prog.text)
Program
and comments:
Daily
lunch events, mini conserts, dance, electronic music, song, performance
etc.
Discussions,
workshops, seminars and presentations in afternoons and evenings.
5'15'' by Ann Rosén opens the programme every day at 12.30
Saturday
8/10
12.36 Sten-Olof Hellström
Virtual Noise 6'20'' Elektro Akustisk Musik (EAM)
Sunday 9/10
12.36 Ingo Reulecke Intro.
A
danceperformance working in dialogue with the soundworks of the exhibition.
An introduction to the project Instant which will be complete with a performance
and a discussion the 15th of October.
Tuesday
11/10
12.36 Susanne Höglin och Anna Eriksson, Synk – Dance
or unsynchronized movement.
Wednesday 12/10
12.36 Paulina Sundin, Utresa 12' EAM
17.30 –19.30
Ann Rosén and Sten-Olof Hellström present the sound installation
Rumsliga Tystnader /
Spatial Silences. The project was accomplished by support by
Konstnärsnämnden. Sveriges Bildkonstnärsfond.
Thursday13/10
12.36 Jonas Broberg
Buccharellis Lamento 12' EAM
Friday 14/10
12.36 David Stackenäs Bow II
Saturday15/10
12.36 The Instant Group delivers a dancework, developed during a one week
workshop, in relation to the soundworks, the exhibition and to the audience.
13.00
Discussion on the danceproject Instant with Ingo Reulecke, Katarina Eriksson,
Susanne Höglin etc.
Due to the large and dance-competent audience, the
discussion emerged early in to a spontaneous workshop. Several groups
where formed, where different projects and ways of collaborations in the
dance field, keenly were debated. Afterwards a discussion followed where
among Ann Rosén and Ingo Reulecke discussed possible future collaborations.
Sunday
16/10
12.36 Nordic Dumplings (Anna-Karin Larsson, Elisabet Karlsson) Representanterna
på Akademien
Tuesday 18/10
12.36 Rolf Enström
Tjidjag, Tjidjagaise 21' EAM
Wednesday
19/10
12.36 Hanna Hartman
Die Schrauben, die die Welt zusammenhalten” 16' EAM
17.30 –19.30
ADRA – SEMINAR 1
Presentations by and discussion with Arijana Kajfes and Ann Rosén.
Arijana Kajfes: Occular Witness – to see with own eyes. An example
of artistdriven research. Lecture on an artistdriven researchproject which
took place at Smart Studion, Interaktiva Institutet 01 04.
Ann Rosén: Tyst Ljudskulptur- Artistdriven research. A meeting
between art, science and technological development. For further information:
http://cid.nada.kth.se/tystljud
The discussion continued on the meeting between
art and science-theme and what happens when you move a laboratory way
of working in to the art field.
Thursday 20/10
12.36
twochange – konstnärlig aktivering av mötesplatser (artristic
activation of meeting places) Jannike Brantås and Carina Törnblom
talk about their company twochange and present the project ”mobil
vila” (mobile rest) developed together with architect Andreas Jonasson,
Grad arkitekter
Friday 21/10
12.36 Lise-Lotte Norelius, Beepshow
Saturday 22/10
12.36 Åke Parmerud, La Vie Meqanique, 11' EAM
13.00 –15.00
The primitive sense – How the process of thinking can blunt the
intellect when the map is considered more real than the terrain. Lecture
by and discussion with Susanna Sandström, psychologist.
The way we are thinking is often getting nowhere
when it comes to describing our reality. To be able to move on we have
to broaden our process of thinking, think in new ways – more intuitive
and emotional since there are so much going on in our society at different
levels. How do you interpret the reality when there are multiple realities
existing at the same time and to that multiple interpretation ways? The
lecture resulted in a discussion on the topics: Who has interpretation
superiority? When is the map considered more real than the terrain?
Sunday
23/10
12.36 Lise-Lotte Norelius, Beepshow #2
Tuesday 25/10
12.36 Martin Küchen. Saxofon och elektriska fläktar (Saxophone
and electrical fans)- a performance with prepared saxophones and portable
electrical fans – sounds are created and moves out of and round
a silent background.
Wednesday 26/10
12.36 Jenny Sunesson, Död stad, vit stad, 22' EAM
17.30 –
19.30 ADRA-SEMINAR 2
Lecture by and discussion with Peter Bryngelsson, composer and lecturer
and Sten-Olof Hellström, composer and scientist.
Sten-Olof Hellström: You see what you hear – acoustic optical-
and auditorial illusions. Sten-Olof Hellström talks about and examplifies
how different sounds affect our experience of the world.
Peter Bryngelsson: Music and torture – Two phenomenons that often
are interpreted as contrasts. One is nice and good the other is injurious.
This lecture will show facts on how direct and commonly occuring the link
between music and torture really is. Peter Bryngelsson has during several
years made interviews with both victims of torture and with those who
torture and are now showing the result.
The discussion was characterised by issues concerning
how things can be confusing when people are convinced that they have heard
something they in fact have seen or how music normally associated with
pleasure can be used in the opposite purpose. Other arising issues were
how research with obvious good intentions, such as curing of diseases,
later have been used to develop bio-weapons!
Thursday
27/10
OBS!!!!! Stängt p.g.a. Schockprisutdelning
Friday 28/10
12.36 Jan Liljekvist, Metal playground
Saturday 29/10
12.36 Erik Mikael Karlsson, Nacht 11' EAM
13.00 –
15.00 ADRA-SEMINAR 3
Lecture by and discussion with the participants in the Tyst Ljudskulptur
(Silent Soundsculpture)project:Sven Johansson, scientist at Blekinge Tekniska
Högskola, Sten-Olof Hellström composer and scientist and Peter
Santesson architect.
Sven Johansson: Sounddesign – Engineering. The lecture takes us
on an acoustic trip in our environment. Sounddesign or quality of sound
has become more and more important for a durable acoustic environment.
An improved acoustic environment will not only eliminate sounds but also
create sounds that are appealing. Sounds can be irritating, informative
and impressing. The right sound in the right environment creates a feeling
of well-being, comfort, quality and luxury.
Sten-Olof Hellström: Loud-speaker instead of monitor. A lecture on
sonification and soundinterfaces. Do one really have to use graphic interfaces
on everything or are there situations when it is better to use sound to
visualize and to supply information?
After the presentations the advantages of interdisciplinary projects were
discussed and how important it can be to switch perspective without renouncing
one’s work-identity.
Sunday 30/10
12.36 Anne Pajunen, Ingenting är säkert... (Nothing
is certain...)
A performance
or a game or a living installation.
During a few short games, a confusiongenerator equip and rearrange the
room and the rooms existing or non-existing sounds. The visitor becomes
a part of the game, determinating the nature of the game and functions
as an instrument for a musician. Whose voice is heard from my throut?
Tuesday 1/11
12.36 Anne Pajunen Ingenting är säkert… (Nothing
is certain...)#2
Wednesday 2/11
12.36 Jens Hedman Relief 11'25'' EAM
17.30-19.30
ADRA-SEMINAR 4
Lecture by and discussion with Jonas Runberger, member of the researchgroup
Krets and Peter Santesson, architect.
Jonas Runberger: Development of prototypes in architecture – a researchproject
in progress. Discussion on the meening of the prototype as a basis for
communication in designprocesses, for production of rooms and as a responsive
medium in the experience of rooms. www.krets.org www.runberger.net
Peter Santesson: Architecture, discussion and silence. An architectural
discussion on quiet and talking architecture with a starting-point from
two sketch-projects.
Discussion on what happens when something is transferred from one medium
to another, for instance turning a book into a film. Another topic was
experienced sound-quality and what silence really means. Issues concerning
architecture and sound was keenly debated.
Thursday 3/11
12.36 Zapruda Trio – John Bowers, Sten-Olof Hellström and Simon
Vincent.
Friday 4/11
12.36 Nordic Dumplings, Representanterna på Akademien,
#2
Lördag
5/11
12.36 Open
Söndag 6/11
12.36 Simon Vincent, musiker, kompositör, DJ. London UK
Proposition – This performance explores Wittgenstein’s
concept of a proposition (ein Satz) and its subsequent articulation through
the spatial and temporal projection of its constituent materials.
Tisdag 8/11
12.36 Bennett Hogg, musician and scientist. Violin improvisation
Onsdag
9/11
12.36 My little pop group Bennett Hogg, Paul Bell, John Ferguson,
Will Schrimshaw och John Ayers, Newcastle, UK.
17.30 –
19.30 ADRA-SEMINAR 5
A public meeting between Culture Lab and ADRA with a following workshop.
Lecture by and discussion with Bennett Hogg and Sally Jane Norman, Culture
Lab, http://www.ncl.ac.uk/niassh/culturelab/
Culture
Lab was introduced and Sally Jane Norman talked about different interdisciplinary
projects she has participated in. Topics: Interdisciplinary ways of collaboration,
questions concerning artistdriven research and how to reconcile both disciplinary-
and geographical borders.
The following workshop worked as an extension of the seminar-series, where
the topics from the seminars could be discussed in a more profound way.
Further, ADRA and practical aspects of artistdriven research were discussed.
On basis of the exhibition, a shorter laboratory work was accomplished
where different aspects of collaborations were
Torsdag 10/11
Cancelled
12.36 Elisabeth Wärnfeldt, sopran och Anna Lena Engström, synt,
Elevator-music – Klassiska pärlor Du möter i hissen,
på varuhuset eller som tema i kultfilmen DIVA bl.a. Aria ur Catalanis
La Wally, Ave Maria av Caccini m.fl.
Fredag 11/11
12.36 Miguel Azguime, Le Dicible Enfin Fini 8'47'', EAM emsPrize
år 2003
Lördag 12/11
12.36 Enschram, Sten-Olof Hellström and Ann Rosén
On the table 2005
13.00 –
17.00 ADRA-SEMINAR 6
Sum up of the workshops and seminars
The sum up of Plats schhh… was carried out by a walk along
the notice-board together with visitors at the exhibition, where the documentation
of the events of Plats schhh… were presented in chronological
order. The participants told each other about the events and used the
documentation at the notice-board as an audio-visual material. From a
new and a perhaps wider perspective discussions from previous seminars
started once again. After several vividly debates smaller groups were
formed where the discussions continued.
Söndag 13/11
12.36 Tommy Zwedberg And it killed him twice 10'01 EAM
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