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Kölncampus - KulturImpulsKölncampus - KulturImpulsNot afraid of Art"Not afraid of Art" - Keine Angst vor Kunst? Die Akademie der Künste der Welt stellt unter diesem Motto aktuell Werke verschiedenster Künstler*innen aus. Was es damit auf sich hat? Kulturimpuls-Reporterin Rebecca hat für die Antwort auf diese Frge nicht nur die Ausstellung besucht, sondern auch mit Programmkoordinatorin Sarah Fatima Schütz genau darüber gesprochen. https://www.adkdw.org/de/article/4295_not_afraid_of_art2024-10-2203 minON CologneON CologneON Podcast #79 | »Southern Africa to the World 1« mit Jordan ChanetsaFür den ONpodcast im Oktober haben wir das Kölner Kollektiv Demask gebeten, uns Künstler:innen aus ihrem Netzwerk vorzustellen. Sie schlugen uns die simbabwische Performancekünstlerin und Aktivistin Jordan Chanetsa vor, Host der beiden Episoden zu werden! Jordan ist Artist in Residence des partizipativen Residenzprogramms von Demask, In-Haus e.V. und der Akademie der Künste der Welt. «In this episode, I have decided to spotlight the work of a black trans* artist from Harare Zimbabwe. I am also a trans* artist from Harare Zimbabwe, therefore it is important for me to be able to share work create...2022-10-1336 minADKDW [•rec]ADKDW [•rec]LEARNING TO LISTEN #4 | Englishwith TROPICAL DIASPORA (DJ GARRINCHA, DJ DR. SÓCRATES) moderated by MAX JORGE HINDERER CRUZ DJ and producer GArRinchA (São Paulo, but Berlin-based since the 1990s) and cultural researcher DJ Dr. Sócrates founded the event platform and record label Tropical Diaspora in 2008. Tropical Diaspora Records produces vinyl records and views production as a means of empowerment, as a way of supporting artists and raising awareness of past and present stories of the African and neocultural diaspora – imposed by enslavement, economic causes, and the flight from war and poverty. DJ GArRinchA and DJ Dr. Sócrates will present some of the...2021-10-2851 minADKDW [•rec]ADKDW [•rec]LEARNING TO LISTEN #3 | English, French, Haitian Creolewith OLIVIER MARBOEUF moderated by MAX JORGE HINDERER CRUZ Olivier Marboeuf is an artist, poet, curator, and producer, whose recent work with audio and soundscapes is centered around the “politics of frequency.” Marboeuf, whose biography and research interests are largely connected with the Caribbean, confronts us with what he calls the “dimensions of sonic resistance” of the communities of the African diaspora. For our understanding of this dimension of sonic resistance, listening and un-listening are just as pivotal as speaking and de-speaking. In his audio essay he will examine the act of speech as well as collective speaking and listening – essentiall...2021-10-2133 minADKDW [•rec]ADKDW [•rec]LEARNING TO LISTEN #2 | Frenchwith CHIMURENGA (NTONE EDJABE) moderated by MAX JORGE HINDERER CRUZ Ntone Edjabe is a DJ, curator, and journalist. In 2002 he founded the cultural platform Chimurenga, which includes the magazine The Chronic, the online Chimurenga Library, the Pan African Market in Cape Town, and the radio project Pan African Space Station. In his sound collages, Edjabe interrogates the audible as well as our understanding of music and audio consumption and the conditions governing it. Learning to Listen is a podcast format that explores different forms of listening – both listening and not listening – and the knowledge that can be drawn from them. The...2021-10-1424 minADKDW [•rec]ADKDW [•rec]LEARNING TO LISTEN #1 | Portuguesewith DANIELLE ALMEIDA moderated by MAX JORGE HINDERER CRUZ Danielle Almeida is a singer, educator, and researcher. For her project Diaspórica she has spent over sixteen years researching Afro-Latin American female singers who have been written out of history or forgotten and their song forms – the result is an extraordinary repertoire of songs. In her audio essay she will interpret a selection of these songs, interweaving recorded live performances with the biographies of the singers and reflections on the racist and sexist mechanisms implicit in the hegemonic narratives of cultural history. Learning to Listen is a podcast format that exp...2021-10-0742 minADKDW [•rec]ADKDW [•rec]LEARNING TO LISTEN #1 | Englishwith DANIELLE ALMEIDA moderated by MAX JORGE HINDERER CRUZ Danielle Almeida is a singer, educator, and researcher. For her project Diaspórica she has spent over sixteen years researching Afro-Latin American female singers who have been written out of history or forgotten and their song forms – the result is an extraordinary repertoire of songs. In her audio essay she will interpret a selection of these songs, interweaving recorded live performances with the biographies of the singers and reflections on the racist and sexist mechanisms implicit in the hegemonic narratives of cultural history. Learning to Listen is a podcast format that exp...2021-10-0743 minADKDW [•rec]ADKDW [•rec]AKKORDARBEIT IM HALBVERBRANNTEN WALDDas Hörstück Akkordarbeit im halbverbrannten Wald – eine Adaption der gleichnamigen Lecture Performance – lädt dazu ein, die blinden Flecken in der Literatur- und Kulturgeschichte der Bundesrepublik nach 1960 zu durchleuchten. Texte von Fakir Baykurt aus dem Ruhrgebiet der 1980er-Jahre begleiten Tanç dabei ebenso wie Emine Sevgi Özdamars Stück Perikızı: Ein Traumspiel. Akkordarbeit im halb verbrannten Wald ist der Titel des fünften Kapitels von Özdamars Adaption von Homers Odyssee, entwickelt im Auftrag der Ruhr.2010 für das Projekt Odyssee Europa. Bezogen auf regionalhistorische Mythen wie die Bergarbeiter*innen des Ruhrgebietes, auf regionalen Strukturwandel und Globalisierung verhandelt Özdamar ‚Arbeit‘ als intell...2021-01-2131 minADKDW [•rec]ADKDW [•rec]EXOPHONY: SPELLING IDENTITY [•rec]Alice Hasters, Fatima Khan, Anja Saleh, Anja Saleh und Karosh Taha sprechen über ihre Wege zum Schreiben und diskutieren alternative literarische Praktiken nicht-weißer, queerer und multilingualer Menschen, die nach wie vor eher selten vom traditionellen Literaturbetrieb abgebildet werden. Sprache: Deutsch Alice Hasters, Fatima Khan, Anja Saleh, and Karosh Taha talk about their writing and discuss alternative literary practices of non-white, queer, and multilingual people, who are still rarely represented by the traditional literary establishment. Language: German2020-06-231h 34ADKDW [•rec]ADKDW [•rec]EXOPHONY: HOW DO YOU LANGUAGE [•rec]Was bedeutet Sprache jenseits von Informationsvermittlung? Max Czollek und Anna Schapiro sprechen über Sprache als künstlerisches Arbeitsmaterial und darüber, wie wir unsere eigene Sprache finden können. Sprache: Deutsch What does language mean beyond the conveying of information? Max Czollek and Anna Schapiro speak on language as a raw material for art-making and how we can find our own language. Language: German2020-05-0741 min