20/6: mikrogalleriet on alt_cph
mikrogalleriet has been invited to participate in alt_cph this year.
this year alt_cph is thematically curated: “can’t buy you love” focuses on immaterial art practices such as performance, sound art, activism, net art etc. and will present alternative art spaces and initiatives engaged with these issues from finland, iceland, norway, sweden and denmark.
we look very much forward to meeting new friends at the art fair. more info on this later.
1/6 kl 18-21: closing night of “49cm”: nice food and a film: “we are the strange” by m dot strange
final day of “49cm” — drop by mikrogalleriet around 18.00 for a special showing of the one man 8-bit epic “we are the strange” by m dot strange
still taken from www.wearethestrange.com
here’s some of the things the press said about this film:
“He (M dot Strange) represents a new paradigm of filmmaking that could have a profound effect on the traditional model of film production, distribution and animation”
- David Carr,
31/5 kl 16-18: video game showcase + electric town show and tell
kl 16-17: experience the brand new game “shackles” and learn how to make a PC game in only a month. presented by team 3, DADIU, may 2008
kl 17-18: sonny from 8bit klubben will do a little show and tell from akihabara, electric town in tokyo, japan
pic by sonny windstrup
29/5 kl 16-21: mikrojam: making instruments and sounds with arduino, toys and hacking
picture from koelse.org
mikrojam today: making instruments and sounds with arduino, toys and hacking
24/5 kl 20-21: tanja stasia schlander & tobi twang — artist talk og opførelse af lydværket “abu dis”
tanja stasia schlander & tobi twang will stage and re-interpret abu dis for mikrogalleriet
special opening hours saturday: 10am-10pm
the grill is lit at 5pm
download abu dis txt here
[EDIT: watch tanja schlander and tobi twangs performance at mikrogalleriet in TV gaderummet (channel 23) at 23.00, june 2nd]
19/5: talk and concert with live-coder hannes hoelzl
mandag d. 19. maj kl. 19:30 præsenterer aux i samarbejde med 8-bit klubben talk og koncert med den tyske live-coder hannes hoelzl
elektroniske musikere har længe benyttet computere som musikinstrumenter til at afvikle, sample og strikke effekter sammen i stadigt mere avancerede programmer.
men hvad sker der med live-performancen, når udtrykket er perfekt kontrolleret, iscenesat og gennemtænkt på forhånd? en gruppering af musikere føler at de avancerede musikprogrammer har trukket livet
