SATELLITES|laboratory for sound and soul
The project "SATELLITES | LABORATORY FOR SOUND AND SOUL" is a digital art laboratory that explores the phenomenon of language from different perspectives. Three interdisciplinary artists from North Rhine-Westphalia - Beate Gärtner, Scarlett Schauerte and Julia Priss - use art as a kind of lingua franca to facilitate international exchange through artistic collaboration.
Is language only one way to communicate or is it only one of many options? Is language a binding element between people from different countries and cultures? Where do our communication boundaries lie in digital and analogue space? The linguistic translatability of meanings, experiences and feelings is part of our artistic investigations. All these questions and more will be explored and artistically shaped in our international laboratory during the course of the project. We are planning the first lab from 01.05-31.08.2021, in which we will use modern technology to overcome interlingual and intercultural borders.
The project consists of an experimental phase - the digital labs, in which we artistically illuminate language and its dimensions with our worldwide cooperation partners (satellites). The experimental conferences will be streamed online in real time. The project will end with the Finish Weekend 28/29 August 2021, during which the results will be presented.
Interview über de_tached
Farina hamann sprach mit zwei Kolleg*innen und mir über die entstehung unserer Gemeinschaftsarbeit DE_tached - einer social VR performance - und dem Verhältnis von körpern zu avataren...
kuratorisches projekt neuland
Das Neuland zeigt junge Positionen aus der Region.
2020
Julia Unkel
Johannes Raimann mit Sound von Marlon Jarek
Nicholas Grafia
Enya Burger
Martha Colombo
Tabea Borchardt
Chun-Lan Hermann
Stay at home with art
Kunstpostkarten werden von Künstlern gestaltet und an Personen gesendet, die durch Covid-19 isoliert leben müssen. Diesem Personenkreis möchten wir eine Freude bereiten.
Bis jetzt haben folgende Künstler*innen dieses Projekt unterstützt:
Marianne Becher
