Events-Concerts-Performances – THE BIG PICTURE

Ars Electronica Gala

Michael Knoll — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 09:43:07 +0000

Ars Electronica Gala
Fr/Fri 31. 8. 18:30
Brucknerhaus, Großer Saal

An evening with the crème de la crème of the digital arts – a highlight of the 2012 Ars Electronica Gala will be the ceremony at which the Golden Nica statuettes are bestowed upon the Prix Ars Electronica prizewinners.

Please note that due to the limited seats you will need a separate invitation or a seat reservation of the Gala.

Golden Nica Hybrid Art

Memopol-2
Timo Toots (EE)

Golden Nica Interactive Art

Syrian people know their way
Syrian people know their way (SY)

Golden Nica Digital Communities

state of revolution
Agnes Aistleitner (AT)

Golden Nica u19 – CREATE YOUR WORLD

qaul.net – tools for the next revolution
Christoph Wachter, Mathias Jud (CH)

Winner [the next idea] voestalpine Art and Technology Grant

Versuch unter Kreisen
Julius von Bismarck (DE)

Winner Prix Ars Electronica Collide@CERN Artists Residency Award

Project Management: Barbara Hinterleitner, Romana Leopoldseder
Project Assistance: Katharina Edlmair
Screendesign: checksum5 (Joreg, Rainer Kohlberger)

voestalpine Klangwolke – The Cloud in the Web

Michael Knoll — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 08:23:56 +0000

Ars Electronica
Sa/Sat 1. 9. 20:30
Donaupark

The Cloud in the Web tells the story of our increasingly networked world from the first telephone to Facebook & Co. Hundreds of firefighters, industrial robots, water cannons, oarsmen and illuminated carrier pigeons are only a few of this play’s protagonists. Making their international debut will be a swarm of Klangwolke quadrocopters, four-rotor drone whirlybirds cruising above the audience.

Website voestalpine Klangwolke

Ars Electronica Music Day

Michael Knoll — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 08:37:04 +0000

Mo/Mon 3. 9. 10:30 – 21:00
Brucknerhaus, Mittlerer Saal, Großer Saal, Donaupark

Schedule
Brucknerhaus, Mittlerer Saal
10:30 – 17:00 Listening Post: Sie wünschen, wir spielen

Klangpark
10:30 – 19:00 River Sounds

Brucknerhaus, Großer Saal
11:30 – 13:30 Prix Forum Digital Musics & Sound Art Spezial
13:30 – 15:00 Tuning in to Kunstradio – Radiokunst
15:00 – 17:00 Sound Studies UdK Berlin
19:30 – 21:00 Prix Ars Electronica PreisträgerInnen-Konzert
Jo Thomas (UK): Crystal Sounds of a Synchrotron
Anselm Venezian Nehls (DE), Tarik Barri (NL): #tweetscapes – a HEAVYLISTENING experience
Cheng Xu (CN): scape-sequencer

Electronic music has been a part of Ars Electronica since the festival’s very inception. After all, one of the founding fathers was Hubert Bognermayr (AT), visionary synthesizer fan, composer and musician. The Prix Ars Electronica as well has featured computer music right from the start. To this day, Digital Musics & Sound Art is consistently the category with the most submissions.

So what more reason do we need to launch a new Festival showcase dedicated to the genres that are part of media art’s core: sound art, sound sculptures and sound installations as well as radio art. In order to take advantage of their superb acoustics, the concert halls of the Brucknerhaus will become tonal spaces for listening sessions, performances, interventions and talks throughout this day.

The lineup of guests coming to commemorate 25 years of Kunstradio includes artists from different fields: Robert Adrian (AT), Sam Auinger (AT), Heidi Grundmann (AT), Seppo Gründler (AT), Rupert Huber (AT), Josef Klammer (AT), Roberto Paci Dalo (IT), GX Jupitter Larsen (US), Norbert Math (AT), Elisabeth Schimana (AT), Andrea Sodomka (AT), Gerfried Stocker (AT), and Elisabeth Zimmermann (AT).

Representing the UdK–University of the Arts Berlin’s Sound Studies program are Alberto de Campo (AT), Peter Cusack (UK), Robert Henke (DE), Martin Supper (DE), Pheline Binz (DE), Daisuke Ishida (JP), Anselm Nehls (DE), Carl Schilde (DE), Alois Späth (DE), et al.

On this day, the Klangwolke’s spectacular audio infrastructure is being placed at the disposal of sound artists and their fine tonal structures and musical textures. This feast for the ears will consist of acoustic highlights from the 25-year history of Kunstradio.

Winding up the day and the festival will be an evening concert starring the prizewinners in the Digital Musics & Sound Art category.

Big Concertnight

Michael Knoll — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 08:31:08 +0000

Resonant Bridges
So/Sun 2. 9. 19:30
Lentos Kunstmuseum Linz, Freiraum
Klangpark
Brucknerhaus, Großer Saal, Mittlerer Saal
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Lentos Kunstmuseum Linz, Freiraum
19:30 HEAVYLISTENING (DE): Tiefdruckgebiet

Brucknerhaus, Großer Saal
20:30 Bruckner Orchester Linz (AT), Dennis Russell Davies (Dirigent / US/AT), Martin Achrainer (Bassbariton / AT)
Philip Glass (US): Songs of Milarepa
Celine Desrumaux (FR): Countdown
Bruckner Orchester Linz (AT), Dennis Russell Davies (Dirigent US/AT)
Johannes Berauer (AT): Echoes of the Miraculous
Dirk Koy (DE): The City

Klangpark
21:25 Klangwolkenminiaturen Live

Brucknerhaus, Großer Saal
22:00 Bruckner Orchester Linz (AT), Dennis Russell Davies (Dirigent / US/AT)
Misato Moshizuki (JP): Ima Koko
Daniel Franke, Cedric Kiefer (DE): unnamed soundsculpture
Bruckner Orchester Linz (AT), Dennis Russell Davies (Dirigent / US/AT)
Amr Okba (EG/AT): Etappe
Jean-Thomas Bédard, Alain Clavier (CA): This is a Recorded Message

Brucknerhaus, Mittlerer Saal
23:00 Ö1 Kunstradio

GX Jupitter-Larsen
Klammer & Gründler Duo
Kunstradio All Stars

This is the 10th anniversary of the Big Concert Night. Ars Electronica launched this collaboration with the Brucknerhaus and the Bruckner Orchestra in 2002 to present an invigorating blend of orchestral music, digital sounds, live electronics and visualizations. In the spirit of this year’s festival theme, THE BIG PICTURE, concertgoers will be treated to wide-angle glimpses of a modern world that is globally networked acoustically as well, whereby this broad musical spectrum is impressionistically reflected by the array of performers—up-and-coming virtuosos and old masters alike. The narrative arc extends from the composure of the Buddhist way to the unruly events of Arab Spring.

Fans of auditory creativity can partake of a full-throttle prelude to the evening’s presentations from the Lentos Art Museum’s plaza. In Tiefdruckgebiet (low pressure area) by HEAVYLISTENING (DE), high-performance autos pimped out with mega-bass sound systems are the instruments of a concerto at the low end of the human hearing range.

Works by a Tibetan yogi inspired Philip Glass (US) to compose his Songs of Milarepa. A version for piano and baritone will open the evening’s musical proceedings in the Brucknerhaus. The visualizations are the work of Michael Mayr (AT) and Tom Lorenz (AT).

A visualization by Leonard Wegscheider (AT) will accompany some jazzy Echoes of the Miraculous by Johannes Berauer (AT). Written during a period of political upheaval in 2011, the four-part composition is meant to evoke an ingenuous, childlike view of the world and to eschew all logical objections in clinging to hope for better times to come.

In her composition Ima Koko (Japanese: here and now), Misato Mochizuki (JP) proceeds in accordance with the teachings of Buddhism that the cosmos is contained in a mote of dust and eternity in the blink of an eye. The sound made by striking a gong is elongated in the extension of time and space until all the individual parts of this intonation are revealed. Conny Zenk (AT) complements the tonal universe with a visual one.

Amr Okba’s (EG/AT) work Etappe is an effort to come to terms with the Arab Spring. The rhythm of the daily grind is acoustically put to an end by an inner voice that cries out for rebellion against the prevailing despotism. Austrian artist Anna Blume has created a highly appropriate visualization.

Three animated films honored by the Prix Ars Electronica will be the intermezzi punctuating the orchestral pieces. In Countdown, Céline Desrumaux (FR) takes us on a trip through the cosmos to the music of Apparat. The City by Dirk Koy / Equipo was made as a music video for the band Five Year Older. unnamed soundsculpture by Daniel Franke and Cédric Kiefer (both DE) features an impressive symbiosis of dance, computer animation and sounds from Machinefabriek’s piece Kreukeltape.

Marco Palewicz (AT), Chris Bruckmayr (AT), Maximilian Walch (AT) and Michael Kaczorowski (AT) take on the Klangwolkeminiatures, mix them up live and shape soundscapes and tracks. Atmospherical or straight to the beat, the inspiration is following the mood of the moment, rhythms, melodies, voices and more are being combined and torn up. The musical result reflects the background of all the protagonists involved, ranging from Doom Techno through noise right into electropop.

This is a Recorded Message is still a highly relevant statement made in 1973 by filmmaker Jean-Thomas Bédard (CA) and composer Alain Clavier (CA), a critique of the consumption orientation of our times in the form of a huge montage of hundreds of advertising images.

To round things out, Ars Electronica and radio station Ö1 are congregating to celebrate Kunstradio’s 25th anniversary. Some special acts are offering congratulatory greetings. High-decibel radio artist and author GX Jupitter-Larsen is presenting his Loud Luggage/Booming Baggage

Deep Space Music

Michael Knoll — Wed, 15 Aug 2012 13:52:20 +0000

Maki Namekawa (JP), NOHlab/Plato Media Lab (TR)
Fr/Fri 31.8. 18:00
Sa/Sat 1. 9. 18:30
Mo/Mon 3. 9. 18:30

Deep Space Music brings together sound and image, music and computer animation in a way that transforms the projection space into a setting for intimate experiences. In it, Japanese pianist Maki Namekawa will play a program of works by three visionary composers who are also regarded as great thinkers. Her piano concert musically celebrates the 60th birthday of Ryuchi Sakamoto (JP) and Philip Glass’ (US) 75th, and commemorates the 100th anniversary of the birth of John Cage (US).
Prix Ars Electronica prizewinner Candaş Şişman (TR) and a crew from NOHlab/Plato Media Lab (TR) will contribute an extraordinary live visualization. In order to provide Ms. Namekawa with latitude for spontaneous improvisation, Şişman and friends will be working live in real time, though, in doing so, they’ll have recourse to a repertoire of prepared graphic elements that are the outcome of an intensive process of encounter with the respective pieces of music.

Deniz Kader (Art Direction/Visuals, NOHlab / TR), Candaş Şişman (Art Direction/Visuals, NOHlab / TR); Bager Akbay (Team Supervisor, Plato Media Lab / TR), Mehmet Kalaman, Ismail Kasarci, Osman Koc, Zeynep Nal, Zeynep Ozkazanc, Güliz Turan, Senem Umut (Coding and Support, Plato Media Lab / TR)

Ars Electronica Animation Festival

Michael Knoll — Wed, 15 Aug 2012 10:56:23 +0000

Do/Thu 30. 8., Fr/Fri 31. 8., Sa/Sat 1. 9., Mo/Mon 3. 9. 10:00 – 21:00
So/Sun 2. 9. 13:15 – 21:00
Ars Electronica Center, Seminarraum

The Ars Electronica Animation Festival screens a selection of outstanding films submitted to the Prix Ars Electronica. These 130 visual highlights have been divided into 11 lineups. The Ars Electronica Animation Festival has selected and grouped them into lineups that give viewers a concentrated overview of current digital filmmaking.

The Program Lineups

Artfilm

Experimental arrays and semi-abstract visual takes make up this program. Investigations with found footage, visual ramifications, works that take a “Let’s go from reality to abstract” approach (and vice-versa) make up the Artfilm program.

About Music

Music videos, discussions of music, demonstrations of how many ways music can come about—all of these approaches are found here. Keep in mind: they’re all about music, each in its own key.

Inner Spaces

Subtly told tales that urge those who confront them to reflect about their own lives: Times in which some force majeur determines the course of human events, circumstances that completely invert our so-called normal surroundings.

Visual Effects

Feature films by major Hollywood studios, computer games and commercials have long been treating viewers to a taste of the repertoire of visual effects specialists. This program is an excursion through today’s world of possibilities.

Comedy

A big party for (gay) flamingos, a farm with inflated cows, grubs that overrun gardens, a detective story with a positive conclusion—stories to which laughter is the only appropriate response.

Position & Message

Nuclear waste disposal; events in pre-World War II Austria that culminated in civil war and are generally swept under the carpet nowadays; historical footage of the Warsaw Ghetto; a horror-filled story from the Middle Ages—this program is full of films with a statement to make.

Narration

Poetically beautiful but also bizarrely told tales—each one a masterpiece in its own right. Get carried away by the fantastic world of flying books. Or marvel at the experiences of a brick.

Late Nite

This stuff is definitely not for young audiences or those who lack nerves of steel! It’s a collection of horrors that could (almost) only have been brought to the screen by computer animators.

Motion & Graphics

Each individual image a work of art in and of itself? Here, dynamic meets visual—as a teaser, a façade installation, a short narrative film or a surreal physics experiment.

Young Animations

Every year, gifted young filmmakers submit their movies to u19 – CREATE YOUR WORLD (Austria), bugnplay (Switzerland), MB21 (Germany) and C3<19 (Hungary). The greatest hits will be featured in young animations.
Japan Media Arts Festival

Visual imaginativeness and unconventional narrative forms characterize animation made in Japan. This program shows various kinds of animation from the latest Japan Media Arts Festival, which is the hybrid festival that focuses on Japanese pop culture phenomena such as animation, manga, games and media arts.

Filming and photographing during the screenings is prohibited.

Schedule

Do/Thu 30. 8.

10:00 media literacy award [mla]
11:00 Comedy
12:00 Young Animations
12:15 Motion & Graphics
14:00 About Music
15:00 Japan Media Arts Festival Selection
16:00 Visual Effects
17:00 Narration
18:00 Inner Spaces
19:00 Position & Message
20:00 Artfilm

Fr/Fri 31. 8.

10:00 Position & Message
11:00 media literacy award [mla]
12:00 Comedy
13:00 About Music
14:00 Artfilm
15:00 Visual Effects
16:00 Japan Media Arts Festival Selection
17:00 Motion & Graphics
17:45 Young Animations
19:00 Narration
20:00 Late Nite

Sa/Sat 1. 9.

10:00 Young Animations
11:15 Motion & Graphics
12:00 Visual Effects
13:00 Japan Media Arts Festival Selection
14:00 Inner Spaces
15:00 Narration
16:00 Position & Message
17:00 media literacy award [mla]
18:00 Comedy
19:00 About Music
20:00 Late Nite

So/Sun 2. 9.

13:15 Motion & Graphics
14:00 About Music
15:00 Artfilm
16:00 Japan Media Arts Festival Selection
17:00 Position & Message
18:00 Narration
19:00 Inner Spaces
20:00 Late Nite

Mo/Mon 3. 9.

10:00 Artfilm
11:00 media literacy award [mla]
12:00 Young Animations
13:15 Motion & Graphics
14:00 Comedy
15:00 Japan Media Arts Festival Selection
16:00 Narration
17:00 Inner Spaces
18:00 About Music
19:00 Visual Effects
20:00 Late Nite

teardrops – Soundinstallation

Michael Knoll — Wed, 15 Aug 2012 08:51:45 +0000

Sa 1. 9.
Klanginstallation: 14:00 – 17:00; 20:00 – 24:00
Mariendom

Another bright light in the 2012 Klangwolke cosmos is “teardrops,” a sound installation and concert for piano, noise gates, sonic feeds and church organ by Rupert Huber (AT).

Huber creates a causal relationship between the piano, its electronic extension and the church organ. Imitation and counter-movement are two parameters to which the two scales upon which the tonal space is based correspond. Beginning at 11 PM, the sound installation is then simultaneously the cantus firmus of a concert for piano, noise gates, nine loudspeakers and church organ that arises from the installation like a person awaking from slumber.

teardrops – Concerts

Michael Knoll — Wed, 15 Aug 2012 08:42:17 +0000

Sa 1. 9.
Klanginstallation: 14:00 – 17:00; 20:00 – 24:00
Konzert: 23:00 – 24:00
Mariendom

Another bright light in the 2012 Klangwolke cosmos is “teardrops,” a sound installation and concert for piano, noise gates, sonic feeds and church organ by Rupert Huber (AT).

Huber creates a causal relationship between the piano, its electronic extension and the church organ. Imitation and counter-movement are two parameters to which the two scales upon which the tonal space is based correspond. Beginning at 11 PM, the sound installation is then simultaneously the cantus firmus of a concert for piano, noise gates, nine loudspeakers and church organ that arises from the installation like a person awaking from slumber.

Opening THE BIG PICTURE – New Concepts for a New World / ms-20602040201020 (AT) / RBMA / Houztekk Records Showcase

Michael Knoll — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 14:23:51 +0000

The opening of THE BIG PICTURE – New Concepts for a New World is taking place on August 30th on the Maindeck right next to the Ars Electronica Center, starting at 9pm.

Maindeck
21:00 – 21:30 ms-20602040201020 (AT)
21:30 – 23:30 Red Bull Music Acadamy presents Ritornell (AT) featuring Mussurunga (AT), Ken Hayakawa (AT), Luma.Launisch (live visuals / AT)

Stadtwerkstatt, Saal
24:00 Houztekk Records Showcase: MKID (AT), M–fx (AT), Uciel (AT)

ms-20602040201020
uses four korg ms-20 synthesizers and a four-channel pa-system, questing the thickest analogue bass-drone on earth.
starting from a unitary patch, certain parameters are modulated in minimal steps by the protagonists in a temporally precisely defined sequence, resulting in a continuously increasing vast and massive drone. the uncertainties, that arise due to the cheap and unstable components of the machines as well as through the human operators handling, are integral parts of the composition.
ms20602040201020 is jakob dietrich, bernd oppl, christian stefaner-schmid, andre zogholy

Ritornell
Richard Eigner is a composer, sound artist, producer and drummer residing in Vienna and Linz, Austria. In his music he is crossing the borders of »experimental acoustic music«, »minimalism« and »electronica« with a focus on the symbiotic use of acoustic elements and electronically produced and processed sounds. Strenuous with numerous sonorous projects he is kept busy with his playful musical project Ritornell, the setup of Denoising installations or drumming for the likes of Patrick Wolf, Flying Lotus, Dimlite and Patrick Pulsinger. His compositions were used by Robert Seidel for his projection and paper sculpture »Chiral« at MOCA Taipei or by canadian director Bruce LaBruce for his melancholy zombie movie »Otto; Or, Up With Dead People«.
http://www.ritornell.at/

Luma.Launisch
From dark to light. The VJ duo Luma.Launisch, alias Astrid Steiner and Florian Launisch, create their surreal worlds on screens in techno-clubs and classical concert halls. With their background in filmmaking the duo aims to tell stories. Their visual journeys can pilot you into a colourful balloon, letting you float over the boats of the Bosphorus only to land in New York’s Central Park.
http://www.lumalaunisch.com/

Houztekk Records
Houztekk Records, Musik Label für elektronische Visionen, ist Kunst & Kulturverein,
Musik Label, Booking Agentur und Künstlernetzwerk. Houztekk charngiert im weiten Feld elektronischer Clubmusik zwischen Detroit Techno, eleganten elektronischen
Jazz Varianten, Midrange Bass Musik und virtuosen Klangexperimenten.
http://www.houztekk.com/

Mussurunga – Präsentation & Release Showcase El Bromista von Mussurunga & Ritornell
Houztekk Rec. Nr. 10
Mussurunga, unter diesem Namen fuhrwerken die Ganzkörper tätowierten Cousins Sigi Aigner und Didi Bruckmayr seit mehr als zwei Jahren auf Club Tanzveranstaltungen, Festivals, Free Parties, sowie Hochzeiten im In- und Ausland mit tiefen Bässen, strengen Beats, zarten Hooklines und rasenden 3D Objekten herum. Bekannt sind der grosswüchsige Herr Staatsopern Chorist Aigner und der zwergenhafte Universaldilletant Dr. Bruckmayr auch durch ihre segensreiche Arbeit bei der wüsten Performancegruppe Fuckhead. Auch dort gelten sie nicht als Feingeister. Mussurunga ist ein fi nsterer Vorort der brasilianischen Provinzhauptstadt Salvador da Bahia, wohin es die beiden einst berufl ich verschlug. Während der eine dann umsonst in Mussurunga auf seine Verabredung wartete und Taxikohle verplemperte, arbeitete der andere hart in lokalen Strandbars an „künstlerischen Konzepten“. Ergebnis dieser Arbeitsteilung ist unter anderem vorliegende EP. El Bromista wird im Zuge des ARS Electronica Festival 2012 weltweit, digital und auf 12”. Vinyl veröffentlicht und ist am Festival sowie im gut sortierten Tonträger Handel erhältlich.
http://soundcloud.com/mussurunga/

MKID feat. Didi Bruckmayr, Popsoap
Schon seit jeher Fan von Oldschool-Electro-Beats und beeinflusst von frühen Warp- und Rephlex-Platten setzt MKID (früher microchipkids) bei seinen Produktionen vor allem auf den herben Charme alter Drum-Maschinen und ebensolcher Synthesizer, die den Tracks einen ganz eigenen Charakter verleihen
http://www.houztekk.com/projects/mkid/

M-Fx, Maximilian Meindl
Houztekk Records
M-Fx erzählt eine Geschichte aus Sound. Reist durch musikalische Welten und erzeugt große Gefühle. Er ist passionierter Dj, Produzent und der Gründervater von Houztekk Records; eine der renommiertesten österreichischen Künstlerplattformen. Netzwerk, Vinyl Label, Booking Agentur und Drehscheibe für immer mehr Österreichische Künstler und Künstlerinnen. Als Kurator ist er verantwortlich für zahlreiche nationale & internationale Projekte im Bereich der Elektronischen Musik. M-Fx Passion ist die Musik. Und dasist nicht zu überhören.
http://www.houztekk.com/tag/m-fx/

Uciel, Jürgen Höglinger
Houztekk Records
Egal zu welcher Stunde man Uciel aka Jürgen Höglingeran den Turntables fi ndet, er versteht es sein Publikum zu verzaubern. Der gebürtige Oberösterreicher zelebriert den Dancefl oorzauber mit dem gehörigen Flow und dass seit mehr als 15 Jahren. Uciel ist Mitbegründer von Houztekk Records und betreibt gemeinsam mit Maximilian M das Österreichische Vorzeige Label seit der ersten Stunde.
http://www.houztekk.com/projects/uciel/

u19 – CREATE YOUR WORLD – Warmup

Michael Knoll — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 14:22:33 +0000

Do/Thu 30. 8. 13:00 – 17:00
Ars Electronica Center, Maindeck

Let’s go! u19 – CREATE YOUR WORLD is on the move. You’re cordially invited to stroll around the festival grounds, drop in on an open lab or two, and check out the exhibitions.

From 1 to 5 PM on the Maindeck, actor/entertainer Tom Pohl (AT) will present the various projects, as well as insights, prospects and overviews about all that’s in store over the next few days. Where can I print in 3D or test drive a vehicle powered by the rechargeable battery of a power drill? Where can I co-design games and videos, or work on illuminated letters and soundcloudminiatures for the voestalpine Klangwolke? Cool chill-out music provides just the right soundscape for enjoying the scene on the Maindeck and the festival grounds.

Have fun being part of the action. There’s a lot going on over the next few days.

Events-Concerts-Performances – THE BIG PICTURE

Ars Electronica Gala

The Golden Nicas and Prizes go to

Golden Nica Computer Animation/Film/VFX

Golden Nica Digital Musics & Sound Art

Golden Nica Hybrid Art

Golden Nica Interactive Art

Golden Nica Digital Communities

Golden Nica u19 – CREATE YOUR WORLD

Winner [the next idea] voestalpine Art and Technology Grant

Winner Prix Ars Electronica Collide@CERN Artists Residency Award

voestalpine Klangwolke – The Cloud in the Web

Ars Electronica Music Day

Big Concertnight

Deep Space Music

Ars Electronica Animation Festival

The Program Lineups

Artfilm

About Music

Inner Spaces

Visual Effects

Comedy

Position & Message

Narration

Late Nite

Motion & Graphics

Young Animations

Japan Media Arts Festival

Schedule

Do/Thu 30. 8.

Fr/Fri 31. 8.

Sa/Sat 1. 9.

So/Sun 2. 9.

Mo/Mon 3. 9.

teardrops – Soundinstallation

teardrops – Concerts

Opening THE BIG PICTURE – New Concepts for a New World / ms-20602040201020 (AT) / RBMA / Houztekk Records Showcase

u19 – CREATE YOUR WORLD – Warmup