Audiovideo

Inaugurazione di Fossilized Futures

serra madre presenta Fossilized Futures, installazione audiovisiva immersiva di Marco Barotti e Robertina Šebjanič, un progetto che intreccia arte, ricerca ecologica, dati scientifici e intelligenza artificiale per costruire un’esperienza di ascolto profondo dedicata ai paesaggi fluviali europei. L’opera, parte del programma ufficiale di ART CITY Bologna 2026, si sviluppa negli spazi di serra madre (Le Serre dei Giardini, via Castiglione 134, Bologna) e invita il pubblico a entrare in una temporalità stratificata del fiume, dove passato, presente e futuri possibili coesistono e riemergono come tracce sensibili.... READ MORE...

Play It Again, Paik

This exhibition, which emerged from music and television, stands before each viewer’s time. Like a montage, it allows viewers to skip through time and space, yet it also invites them to experience different directions of time by comparing the varying temporal flows within each work.... READ MORE...

In The Dark, We Play

The Jencks Foundation at The Cosmic House presents a site-specific performative and musical video work by artist and composer Lina Lapelytė, In the Dark, We Play (2025) composed and performed in collaboration with Nouria Bah, Anat Ben-David, Angharad Davies, Sharon Gal, Rebecca Horrox, and Martynas Norvaišas.... READ MORE...

edge out – Mariechen Danz

In her artistic practice Mariechen Danz explores methods and models of human knowledge. In installations and performances she combines scientific systems for appropriating and describing the world, with subjective, alternative and magical thinking... READ MORE...

A Cosmic Fantasy of Rosenboom: On the Re-release of Future Travel by Black Truffle Records

The recording includes 7 compositions already familiar to listeners: “Station Oaxaca,” “Nazca Liftoff,” “Corona Dance,” “Time Arroyo,” “Desert Night Touch Down,” “Palazzo” and “Nova Wind.” In a new re-issue of Future Travel, a listener will find two additional previously unheard tracks, “Future Travel Patterns” and  “Future Travel M.U.S.I.C.”, discovered during the assemblage of composers’ archive in 2022.... READ MORE...

The song is the call, and the land is calling

With this year’s exhibition, Copenhagen Contemporary and the Glyptotek seek to investigate the deep connections between cultural heritage and identity by asking: What is the place and power of cultural heritage when forces of imperialism and colonial occupation threaten to uproot and erase entire communities from a land? How can the perception of cultural heritage be strengthened, not merely as relics of the past but also as immaterial culture, acting as living testimonies to the resilience and ingenuity of humanity? And how can cultural heritage be a question of human rights and the freedom to selfdetermination?... READ MORE...

Sonar 2024. A Prism which redefine the idea of festivals in contemporary culture

A new intergenerational and intersectional edition that intends to highlight the most radical aesthetics and the importance of inclusivity, celebrating different genres and subgenres - ranging from ambient to drum and bass, from happy hardcore to black metal via deconstructed club, memecore, gabber and hyperpop, to meet the needs of different audiences, without being subjected to the hype of the moment or the fascinations generated by Instagram. Sónar thus continues to redefine and inescapably reflect on how a festival should be, removing barriers and always creating new connections between audiences, creative languages and different genres.... READ MORE...

Listening For Traces: Conflict, Sound & Memory

More than a dozen artists from USA, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and India have explored the sounds of the past and how they reverberate through time and into the present day.  In the landmark exhibition taking place at Rizq Art Initiative in Abu Dhabi the artists’ diverse work reflects the cyclical nature of conflict, the wounds of history and the potent feedback loop that continues to exert influence on today’s world.... READ MORE...

Vertigo—Video Scenarios of Rapid Changes

Vertigo—Video Scenarios of Rapid Changes is thus a somewhat atypical exhibition: it is comprised exclusively of video creations of very different durations, some actually lasting several hours. Visitors can use their smartphone to scan the QR code next to each installation and listen to the accompanying audio with headphones.... READ MORE...

Haus der Kunst – Programme spring/summer 2024

TUNE continues, Haus der Kunst‘s series of monthly sound and music residencies, so does our commitment to live and liveness in a growing digital world, and to learning and engagement—all fundamental instruments of the programme. The theme of voice, a backbone for 2023, continues and expands. Language and new languages represent the next stage.... READ MORE...