03 November 2015 ⟶
Otobong Nkanga at De Canvasconnectie
Find a documentrary on artist Otobong Nkanga speaking about her work and performance practice as well as following her introduction to works by artists such as Richard Long, Olafur Eliasson, architect Kunlé Adeyemi with his project Makoko Floating School and others that inspire her on the De Canvasconnectie here.
Find a documentrary on artist Otobong Nkanga speaking about her work and performance practice as well as following her introduction to works by artists such as Richard Long, Olafur Eliasson, architect Kunlé Adeyemi with his project Makoko Floating School and others that inspire her on the De Canvasconnectie here.
A-B-A-B-A : from here to hear. A film by Clara Jo
A-B-A-B-A: from here to hear. A film by Clara Jo
The collaboration ‘A-B-A-B-A : from hear to here’ evolved as a series of workshops and poetry events in Addis Ababa and Berlin starting in 2012. Testing new structures and methods in an artistic dialogue, the series set out to explore oral traditions in Amharic poetry culture, translations and interpretations between German, English and Amharic, and performative elements on stage, including traditional Ethiopian music combined with contemporary jazz elements and electronic music. Clara Jo’s film A-B-A-B-A : from here to hear follows the participating artists from stage to stage, from Volksbühne Berlin (July 2014) and the Alliance Ethio-Française d’Addis-Abeba (February 2015), and features interviews which reflect on various traditions within contemporary practice.
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A-B-A-B-A : from here to hear (2016)
Director: Clara Jo
Featuring: Gashahn Abateneh, Eric Ellingsen, Mihret Kebede, Erica Licht, Robert Lippok, Nebiy Mekonnen, Abebaw Melaku, Jorga Mesfin, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Bekele Mekonnen, Rike Scheffer, Misrak Terefe, Christina Werner, Uljana Wolf, The Moseb Traditional Music Band, Addis Ababa.
Credits
Director: Clara Jo; DP: Michael Laakmann; Camera Assistant: Christopher Haug; Sound Recordists: Montse Torredà Martí, Nicholas Ricciardi, Clara Jo; Edit: Clara Jo, Carolina Hellsgård; Translator: Temesgen H. Dadi; Advisor: Christina Werner; Featuring: Eric Ellingsen, Mihret Kebede, Robert Lippok, Abebaw Melaku, Jorga Mesfin, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Rike Scheffler, Misrak Terefe, Uljana Wolf.
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The event series A-B-A-B-A : from hear to here is part of the project Acting Archives, a collaboration initiated by Institut für Raumexperimente, Berlin University of the Arts together with the Alle School of Fine Arts and Design, Addis Ababa University. The series is choreographed by Christina Werner and Eric Ellingsen; realized together with Palais Wittgenstein/Roter Salon at Volksbühne Berlin and the Alliance Ethio-Française d’Addis-Abeba. It is supported by Studio Olafur Eliasson, and funded by the TURN Fund of the German Federal Cultural Foundation.
A-B-A-B-A: from here to hear. A film by Clara Jo
The collaboration ‘A-B-A-B-A : from hear to here’ evolved as a series of workshops and poetry events in Addis Ababa and Berlin starting in 2012. Testing new structures and methods in an artistic dialogue, the series set out to explore oral traditions in Amharic poetry culture, translations and interpretations between German, English and Amharic, and performative elements on stage, including traditional Ethiopian music combined with contemporary jazz elements and electronic music. Clara Jo’s film A-B-A-B-A : from here to hear follows the participating artists from stage to stage, from Volksbühne Berlin (July 2014) and the Alliance Ethio-Française d’Addis-Abeba (February 2015), and features interviews which reflect on various traditions within contemporary practice.
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A-B-A-B-A : from here to hear (2016)
Director: Clara Jo
Featuring: Gashahn Abateneh, Eric Ellingsen, Mihret Kebede, Erica Licht, Robert Lippok, Nebiy Mekonnen, Abebaw Melaku, Jorga Mesfin, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Bekele Mekonnen, Rike Scheffer, Misrak Terefe, Christina Werner, Uljana Wolf, The Moseb Traditional Music Band, Addis Ababa.
Credits
Director: Clara Jo; DP: Michael Laakmann; Camera Assistant: Christopher Haug; Sound Recordists: Montse Torredà Martí, Nicholas Ricciardi, Clara Jo; Edit: Clara Jo, Carolina Hellsgård; Translator: Temesgen H. Dadi; Advisor: Christina Werner; Featuring: Eric Ellingsen, Mihret Kebede, Robert Lippok, Abebaw Melaku, Jorga Mesfin, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Rike Scheffler, Misrak Terefe, Uljana Wolf.
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The event series A-B-A-B-A : from hear to here is part of the project Acting Archives, a collaboration initiated by Institut für Raumexperimente, Berlin University of the Arts together with the Alle School of Fine Arts and Design, Addis Ababa University. The series is choreographed by Christina Werner and Eric Ellingsen; realized together with Palais Wittgenstein/Roter Salon at Volksbühne Berlin and the Alliance Ethio-Française d’Addis-Abeba. It is supported by Studio Olafur Eliasson, and funded by the TURN Fund of the German Federal Cultural Foundation.
Roter Salon. A film by Clara Jo
Roter Salon. A-B-A-B-A: from hear to here, a film by Clara Jo
Roter Salon. A-B-A-B-A: from hear to here (2014)
A film by Clara Jo
As a continuation of the poetry event “Ishe get ‘um, OK Poetry” held at Jan Meda Field in 2012, members of the Poetic Jazz Group collaborate with Berlin-based poets, artists and musicians in an experimental workshop, the aim of which had been to translate and transcribe contemporary poetry practices back into performance. The film follows this three-day-long workshop and presentation of poetry jazz concert that brought together poets, musicians, artists, and translators from Addis Ababa and Berlin at Roter Salon/Volksbühne in Berlin, 2014.
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The event series A-B-A-B-A : from hear to here is a collaboration initiated by Institut für Raumexperimente, Berlin University of the Arts as part of the project Acting Archives. Choreographed by Christina Werner and Eric Ellingsen; realized together with Palais Wittgenstein/Roter Salon at Volksbühne Berlin; funded by the TURN Fund of the German Federal Cultural Foundation.
Roter Salon. A-B-A-B-A: from hear to here. Ein Film von Clara Jo
Roter Salon. A-B-A-B-A: from hear to here (2014)
Ein Film von Clara Jo
Als Fortsetzung der Veranstaltung “Ishe get ‘um, OK Poetry”, die 2012 in Addis Abeba auf dem “Jan Meda” Feld stattfand, nahmen Mitglieder der Poetic Jazz Group gemeinsam mit in Berlin ansässigen Dichtern, Künstlern, Übersetzer und Musikern an einem experimentellen Workshop teil, der zum Ziel hatte zeitgenössische Poesie-Praktiken zu transkribieren und zu übersetzen und wieder in performative Formate zu überführen. Der Film begeleitet diesen drei-tägigen Workshop und die anschließende Präsentation des Poetry Jazz Konzertes A-B-A-B-A: from hear to here, das im Juli 2014 im Roten Salon/Volksbühne in Berlin statt fand.
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Die Veranstaltungsreihe A-B-A-B-A : from hear to here ist ein Kooperationsprojekt, initiiert vom Institut für Raumexperimente, Universität der Künste Berlin, im Rahmen des Projects Acting Archives. Choreographiert von Christina Werner und Eric Ellingsen; realisiert in Zusammenarbeit mit Palais Wittgenstein/Roter Salon an der Volksbühne Berlin; gefördert durch den Fonds TURN der Kulturstiftung des Bundes.
Reflections: A film by SHIMURAbros
Reflections: Filmic impressions of the Festival of Future Nows at Neue Nationalgalerie, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. A film by SHIMURAbros.
Reflections: Filmische Impressionen des Festival of Future Nows in der Neuen Nationalgalerie, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. Ein Film von SHIMURAbros.
One flew east, One flew west: A film by Yuichiro Tamura
One flew east, One flew west
A present recollection of moments of the 9th semester at the Institut für Raumexperimente seen through the lense of Tamura Yuichiro. A film by Tamura Yuichiro.
One flew east, One flew west
Ein Erinnerung an Momente des 9. Semesters am Institut für Raumexperimente aufgenommen von Tamura Yuichiro. Ein Film von Tamura Yuichiro.
Movements Are Facts: A film by Natascha Mendonca
Movements Are Facts: The past 5 years of the Institut für Raumexperimente seen through its archive footage. A film by Natasha Mendonca.
Movements Are Facts: Die vergangenen fünf Jahre des Institut für Raumexperimente durch filmisches Archivmaterial gesehen. Ein Film von Natasha Mendonca.