Der Offene Mund: Performing with Code II SoSe23
Der Offene Mund
is a series of events at HFBK with students and invited guests, a room for performance, the moving image, sound, experimentation and socialization, initiated by Prof. Annika Larsson. Some of the events are done in the frame of the artistic research project Non-knowledge, Laughter & The Moving Image, a project done in collaboration with HFBK Hamburg and RIA Stockholm with financial support from The Swedish Research Council.
Der Offene Mund ist eine Reihe von Veranstaltungen mit Studierende und eingeladenen Gästen; einen Raum für Performance, Bewegtbild, Sound, Experimente und Sozialisation. Einige der Veranstaltungen finden im Rahmen des künstlerischen Forschungsprojekts Non-knowledge, Laughter & The Moving Image statt. Das Projekt wird in Zusammenarbeit mit der HFBK Hamburg und der RIA Stockholm durchgeführt und vom The Swedish Research Council finanziell unterstützt.
Seminar dates Sose23:
18 April 11.00-13.00 Room 11 (Le)
2 May 11.00-13.00 Room 11 (Le)
16 May 11.00-15.00 Room 11 (Le) Guest: Augustin Maurs
30 May 11.00-13.00 Room 11 (Le)
13 June 11.00-15.00 Room 11 (Le) Guest: Shintaro Miyazaki
29 June 19.00-22.00 Public Event Filmsstudio (Fi)
setup 28-29 June, takedown 30th June
30 May 11.00-13.00 Room 11 (Le)
David Rokeby, Very Nervous System (1986-1990) //
please bring your work in progress...
16 May 2023 11.00-15.00
Jori Kehn presenting work in progress:
Jori presenting work in progress // Jori presenting work in progress // Jori presenting work in progress //
Erkki Kurenniemi:
Erkki Kurenniemi DIMI Ballet (Dimi O showcase & performance) //
Erkki Kurenniemi, dimi-s (surnommé sexophone) //
Electronics In The World Of Tomorrow' (1964) by Erkki Kurenniemi //
Flora & Fauna (1965) dir. Erkki Kurenniemi //
The Future Is Not What It Used To Be TRAILER
A film about 1960s avant-garde music and film, the early history of microcomputers and the open questions of 21st century science.
It is also a portrait of the nuclear physicist/artist Erkki Kurenniemi (b. 1941), one of the unsung pioneers of early electronic art. Kurenniemi has been exploring the potential of virtual reality and interactive computer art in diverse projects since the early 1960s. //
2 May 2023 11.00-13.00 presentations
Johannes presenting TRAM // Jakob presenting nota.space // Sasha presenting work in progress //
Ching, work in progress // Johannes (installation) // Johannes (source) //
Links Johannes:
Repo github.com/acidatm/tram
Download acidatm.itch.io/tram
Links Jakob:
nota.space
Images of our space for the event 29 June (Filmstudio Finkenau)
Books, references:
Protein synthesis: an epic on the cellular level //
18 April 2023 11:00-13:00 Room 11 (Le) Shintaro Miyazaki: Digitalität Tanzen
Shintaro Miyazaki, DIGITALITÄT TANZEN! Über Commoning & Computing (PDF) // CTM 2020: Shintaro Miyazaki, Don’t Forget to Change The Beat From Time To Time—About Counter-Raving // Shintaro Miyazaki, Counter-Algorhythmics as Prefigurative Dances of Commonism (ENG) // Shintaro Miyazaki website //
"With the notion of algorhythm, I intended to emphasize both the rhythmic mode algorithms operate in, and their dirtiness; not so much in a socio-techno-political meaning that came later, but foremost as a prioritization of the material and physical over the symbolic and mathematical. This was also a move to differentiate synchronized exactness and full control from the slightly uncontrollable real and its inclination to the impure. " Shintaro Miyazaki
Performing with Code WiSe 22/23
our collective pad for notes and ideas // note pad //
schedule:
6 DEC 2022 first seminar day
(7 DEC 2022 - 16 JAN 2022 project development period, please share ideas and processes in the telegram group or on the pad)
17-18 JAN 2023 seminar days 14.00-21.00 preparation for public event
18 JAN 2023 Public event in Aula and Aulavorhalle 19.00-23.00
Ulf Inputs:
Ulf Freyhoff "performing with code" input and links // Ulf Freyhoff - Institut für Telenautik- Werkstatt mixed media / netzkunst HFBK //
Annika Inputs:
Kathrine Hayles writings // Lisa Rovner, SISTERS WITH TRANSISTORS. Documentary about electronic music’s female pioneers including Clara Rockmore, Daphne Oram, Bebe Barron, Pauline Oliveros, Delia Derbyshire, Maryanne Amacher, Eliane Radigue, Suzanne Ciani, and Laurie Spiegel. //
Composer Pauline Oliveros writings // Selection of Code Poems including the poems of Hannah Wiener // artist and poet Mez Breeze Mezangelle poetry //
Wendy Hui Kyong, On "Sourcery", or Code as Fetish and other writings // Wendy Hui Kyong Chun: Race and/as Technology; or, How to Do Things to Race //
Position Paper, Indigenous Protocol and Artificial Intelligence Working Group, 2020, Hawaii //
Annika Larsson, pages from upcoming book "Non-knowledge, Laughter & The Moving Image" // Annika Larsson "Laughter-Matter(ing)", Article in Lerchenfeld Magazine //
Annika Larsson, E.I. The Blob // E.I The Blob on Gitlab, Source code to Open Frame works project //
Manuals:
Arduino web page incl. manuels //
18.1.2023, Der Offene Mund: {performing(code)}
with Jakob Karpus, Jigoo, Jacopo Asam, Hyunjin Choi, Polina Lobanova, Agnes Eeg-Olofsson, Monika Orpik, Esteban Perez, Frida Rahne, Mina Roether, Maren Stocklöw & Djoana Weimann
