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Sound & Art Annual Meeting # 2: Representation and action: How do we co-create change and co-exist in a world in crises?<\/p>\n
The Sound & Art Annual Meeting #2 will take place the 23rd of May during SPOR Festival in collaboration with Sound Art Lab.<\/p>\n
The topic of the meeting will be Representation and action: How do we co-create change and co-exist in a world in crises? With this, we wish to create a space for knowledge sharing within the sound art and experimental music communities in Denmark and abroad as a reaction to an increasingly polarized world with conflicts and wars, as well as the limiting structures of our society that affect people differently.<\/p>\n
We therefore ask: How can artists, composers and cultural institutions situated in the Global North unlearn normdriven power structures inherent in their societies? How can this lead to an understanding of our own positions and our possibilities for taking action through co-creation and unlearning? And how do these actions influence our understanding of co-existence and representation within the fields of art making and musical composition?<\/p>\n
The day promises a dynamic program featuring presentations, conversations, and moments for self-reflection. You will get to meet Jessie Marino, Stas Sh\u00e4rifulla, Kem\u00ea Pellicer and Rosa Lois Balle Yahiya, and together, we will explore ways to gain insight into possible changes, and our own biases and become resonant.<\/p>\n
Registration
\nParticipation in Sound & Art Annual Meeting 10 AM – 3:30 PM is free (lunch and coffee included), and everyone is welcome. Registration by email to stine@soundartlab.org before May 17. Registration required due to catering. There will be a no-show fee of 300 DKK in case of cancellation later than May 22, 12 PM.<\/p>\n
PROGRAM<\/p>\n
09:50 – 10:00 Arrival and Check-In at Remisen, Godsbanen (Skovgaardsgade 3, Entrance 3H).<\/p>\n
10:00 – 10:15 Welcome.<\/p>\n
10:15 – 11:00 The Positive Reinforcement Campaign – Artist Talk with Jessie Marino
\nJessie’s talk will focus on the making of Murder Ballads II: The Positive Reinforcement Campaign and discuss ideas about artistic collaboration, drawing from folk music traditions in the context of “Neue Musik”, and the acceptable and unacceptable forms of violence which are invoked in this song cycle. In the second half of the talk, moderator Rosa Lois Balle Yahiya will lead an open session for questions and discussion with the audience.
\n11:00 – 11:15 Break 15 min
\n11:15 – 13:15 BECOMING\u2013RESONANT: ART AS ACTION, ACTION AS RESEARCH
\n– Keynote speech by Stas Sh\u00e4rifulla
\nOriginating from Eastern Siberia, Russia, with Bashqort heritage, Stas Sh\u00e4rifulla is studying how the variety of sonic and listening practices serve as tools for community-building, the preservation of collective memory, political imagination, and action ethnography. During this talk, Stas will present some of the methodology behind his hybrid approach to various sonic practices, research, and activism, while specifically focusing on the concept of becoming-resonant \u2014 a set of ‘exercises in de-alienation’.
\n12:30 \u2013 13:15 Lunch at Spiselauget, Godsbanen.
\n13:30 – 15:00 Sensing diversity – workshop by Kem\u00ea Pellicer
\nIn this workshop, we will work on our awareness and understanding of diversity. Together, we’ll explore ways to expand our perspectives, connect with our senses and practice reflection towards a more accessible practice\/field.
\n15.00 – 15.30 Conclusion and thanks.<\/p>\n
Rosa Lois Balle Yahiya will guide us through the day safely. Rosa is the founder and CEO of Another Life Community – a non-profit association working to increase representation and improve conditions for minoritised individuals and women in the Danish music and cultural industry.<\/p>\n
Sound & Art annual meeting is an initiative initiated by SPOR Festival, Struer Tracks and Sound Art Lab developed together with Art Music Denmark and Danish Composers’ Society.<\/p>\n
The goal is to strengthen networking and knowledge sharing for everyone who deals artistically with sound, with focus on a highly topical topic. With the Sound & Art Annual Meeting we focus on an international audience, and for this reason the event will be held in english<\/p>\n
SPOR PERFORMANCES + DINNER EVENT
\nTake part in SPOR festival performances and our dinner event Thursday May 23 at Pica Pica (6:30 PM – 8:00 PM). Dinner will consist of Spanish tapas with vegetarian options available.<\/p>\n
2-day ticket (Wednesday and Thursday, incl. dinner on Thursday): 435 \/ 335 DKK (under 30 years)<\/p>\n
1-day ticket (Thursday, incl. dinner): 285 \/ 235 DKK (under 30 years)<\/p>\n
(Excl drinks and ticket fee)<\/p>\n
Check out the rest of the performance and installation program of SPOR Festival (insert link).<\/p>\n
Sound & Art Annual Meeting is supported by the Cultural Pool for Regional Development, Art Music Denmark and the Danish Composers’ Society.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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