LOCATION: Miss Baltazar
Museumsquartier – Q21,
Electric Avenue 2.Stock
(Eingang bei Eikon – Blumenstrauß, über der eSeL-Rezeption
Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Wien)
Im Workshop wird Romana Hagyo eingangs Beispiele für partizipative Kunstprojekte (sowohl eigene Projekte als auch Projekte anderer Künster_innen) vorstellen, um diese gemeinsam mit den Teilnehmer_innen anhand Suzanna Milevskas Text “Partizipatorische Kunst” (In: Springerin 2/2006) zu diskutieren. Im zweiten Teil werden Konzepte oder Erfahrungen der Teilnehmer_innen besprochen und bearbeitet.
http://www.springerin.at/dyn/heft_text.php?textid=1761&lang=de
IN GERMAN
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen dem Otto-Motor und dem menschlichen Herzen und (wie?) kann man ohne Herzen an der Pumpe leben? Wie misst man die Herz-„Fitness“? Wozu verwenden ÄrztInnen Ballons im Herzen?
IN ENGLISH
What is the difference between a car’s engine and a human heart and why and how they can or can not be interchanged? How can you measure or support the heart’s work? Why do doctors put balloons in the heart?
Miss Baltazar’s Laboratory
Workshop by Miss Universe
The workshop will focus on the production circle of mobile phones. It will be a journey to the Congo and women’s experiences of violence during Congo’s civil war. We will talk about how civil war in Congo is related to our capitalist system and the production of mobile phones. Participants will have the opportunity to take a new look at their bodies, society, the capitalist system and to ways of using art as means of activism.
Als Workshop
(Jeden zweiten Mittwoch hands-on Wissensaustausch, praktisch, technisch, kreativ, feministisch)
Alternierend dazu das Open Lab
(unabhängigeres Experimentieren um Inhalte oder Techniken des Workshops der letzten Woche zu vertiefen, Hackerspace Situation)
Als Reading Group
(Diskussion und Auseinandersetzung mit Themen, die uns durch die Workshops relevant erscheinen)
Claudia Mongini und Katharina Jesberger
Miss Baltazar’s Reading Group. Open to all Genders.
Book: Arjun Appadurai. Modernity at Large: Cultural Dimensions of Globalization.
Miss Baltazar’s Laboratory
Workshop by Miss Universe
The workshop will focus on the production circle of mobile phones. It will be a journey to the Congo and women’s experiences of violence during Congo’s civil war. We will talk about how civil war in Congo is related to our capitalist system and the production of mobile phones. Participants will have the opportunity to take a new look at their bodies, society, the capitalist system and to ways of using art as means of activism.
Miss Baltazar Open Lab curated by Miss Universe
In Open Lab sessions we experiment with the technology we played with in the previous week’s workshop. It gives room discuss questions that came up and demand further investigation. In this Open Lab session, we will expand on the issues Miss Universe introduced in the workshop on women in the Congo. The participants can share their thoughts or related projects, tell about their own lives and backgrounds.
Bio of Miss Universe:
In 2008, she attended the beauty contest held in Supper Club Istanbul and was nominated “Miss Universe”. After this contest, her life changed and represented her country in other beauty contests, each time being nominated as “Miss Universe”. She appears as a figure who reaches broad audiences through joyful presentations, combining contemporary performance elements of action, text and music, with pop-culture, references to classical art history, using choirs, children songs, fashion and show business elements. The content of the performances emphasize specifically on human rights, politics, gender issues, domestic violence and history of art.
Miss Baltazar’s Laboratory
Workshop by Christine Schörkhuber
In this workshop we will create visuals by causing distortions on screens. We explore possibilities to generate Live Visuals without using any software. We work with Interference signals, Videofeedback, selfbuilt – faders, open wires and everything that comes along the way to create beautiful weird and abstract video landscapes.No technical experience required.
http://www.chschoe.net/
Miss Baltazar Open Lab curated by Christine Schörkhuber
In Open Lab sessions we experiment with the technology we played with in the previous week’s workshop. In Christine Schörkhuber’s Open Lab we will continue to generate visuals through distortion of screens.
Bio of Christine Schörkhuber:
Geboren 1982, an der Akademie der bildenden Künste bei Franz Graf und Dorit Margreiter (Video/Videoinstallation). Als freischaffende Künstlerin, Medienkomponistin und Filmemacherin tätig. Im Vorstand der IG Kultur Österreich, redaktionelle Tätigkeit Radiosendung „Bewegungsmelder Kultur“.
FM TREE RADIO
Last week I gave a workshop at the Coded Cultures Festival in Vienna. We tried to make a radio from almost only natural materials. We were weaving a carpet from old tree branches we collected in the park (we asked the gardeners ;)) and constructed a coil that can receive radio signals through an amplifyer.
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