Greg and Tracey are in here to visit their EU partner company, Super 8 reversal lab, to work on special processes for expired film. Some of the processes that they were doing in Canada are being moved to Den Haag. The processing of long expired film is a unique and sensitive thing. Film Rescue International is the largest most specialized company on earth doing this work. Recently, Film Rescue International has been working with The Discovery Channel on a segment for the show "the Daily Planet" about the company and unique work that they do. Along with the huge amount of work they get from families cleaning out estates after a death in the family, they also work with artist who are interested in shooting expired film for a specific look. During their Greg will also attempt to meet up with some local artist and share ideas on low light long exposure photography.
Echo Ho for iii
Echo Ho is an interdisciplinary artist and composer born in Beijing who lives and works in Cologne. Her artistic practice often shows a complex migrational context and conceptual links of culturally diverse materials and artistic disciplines, which range from mixed media, audio video installations, art interventions to performances. As a musician she works with field recordings, experimental electroacoustic composition, she performs live and collaborates with musicians from around the globe.
Echo Ho will be in residency between November 9th and December 9th and will present her work at No Patent Pending #17 at Quartair on December 8th.
Leigh Anne Parry and Anders Swanson
Leigh Anne Parry is a performance artist, theatre director, sound artist, technician and researcher. Recent experiments have focused on stimulating audience imagination - breaking regular cognitive patterns and theatrical conventions to allow for pure thought. By considering and adjusting the motion, space and time of an audience’s experience, she has been developing a new relationship between the audience and the spectacle, helping to explore themes of transportation, wilderness and the anthropocene.
Anders Swanson is a painter, multi-media artist, transportation policy analyst, designer and community organizer who focuses on social consciousness turnover and the international reintroduction of humane forms of transportation. His recent work has involved winter, children’s mobility, gamification, crowdsourcing and storytelling. He aims at an understanding of the hydrology and psychology at play in the development of rivers of people.
Inspired by work, circumstances and situations developing constantly inside the cultural hubs and outside on the streets of Den Haag, their research plan includes sound and video recording, movement, data collection, comparative analysis, and composition.
They see the International City of Peace and Justice as an ideal place to shift perspective - in a sense traveling though both time and space - and an opportunity to immerse themselves in research on culture, transportation, art, science and social dynamics.
Wubkje Kuindersma for KORZO
More info at:
Revanta Sarabhai and Pooja Purohit for KORZO
Links to performances / workshops at Korzo:
http://www.korzo.nl/en/
http://www.korzo.nl/en/
http://www.korzo.nl/en/
http://www.korzo.nl/en/
http://www.korzo.nl/en/
Adam Donovan for iii
http://adamdonovan.net/
Artist Bettina Kohrs (D)
This September visual artist Bettina Kohrs returns to the guest studios to create a new body of work in which she reacts on the poetry of Els Moors (BE), Marion Poschmann (DE) and Hester Knibbe (NL).
The writings that Bettina chose to focus on, depart from ‘most precise observations and high awareness of their own body’. The human figure is a returning motive in Bettina’s watercolors, as are the botanic shapes which are used ‘as an actual language’…'trying to express and allude to emotions’
Sylvain Mazas for GEMAK (www.gemak.org)
Sylvain Mazas is invited as illustrator in residence to work at GEMAK in close collaboration with 'Les Français arrivent!'
In his cross-over project Polymatics, in which he researches the visualization of mathematical problems, Mazas will use the walls of the GEMAK exhibition space. The emphasis of the project is on the problematics of prime numbers. Sylvain's work can be described as mathematical research through drawing.
The official opening of the project will take place during Museum Night, on Friday 5 September 2015 at 8 pm.
For more information:
Sarah Cameron Sunde for 36.5 on the Zandmotor
SARAH CAMERON SUNDE (USA)
36.5 / A DURATIONAL PERFORMANCE WITH THE SEA
www.365waterproject.org | www.taak.me ! www.satellietgroep.nl
Sarah is currently preparing her project in The Hague.
On August 10 you can become part of the international project called '36.5 / a durational performance with the sea'. In collaboration with TAAK and Satellietgroep, Sarah Cameron Sunde (USA) is artist in resident at the Zandmotor to perform and film her 13 hour performance - from low tide to high tide to low tide - to be presented during SAIL Amsterdam August 19-23, 2015.
In exchange Satellietgroep starts artistic research at Governors Island (New York), hosted by LMCC in October 2015.
Sarah Cameron Sunde testing the waters for '36.5' in New York in 2020.
36.5 / A DURATIONAL PERFORMANCE WITH THE SEA
www.365waterproject.org | www.taak.me ! www.satellietgroep.nl
Sarah is currently preparing her project in The Hague.
On August 10 you can become part of the international project called '36.5 / a durational performance with the sea'. In collaboration with TAAK and Satellietgroep, Sarah Cameron Sunde (USA) is artist in resident at the Zandmotor to perform and film her 13 hour performance - from low tide to high tide to low tide - to be presented during SAIL Amsterdam August 19-23, 2015.
In exchange Satellietgroep starts artistic research at Governors Island (New York), hosted by LMCC in October 2015.
Sarah Cameron Sunde testing the waters for '36.5' in New York in 2020.
Kaffe Matthews for iii
Award-winning sound artist and composer Kaffe Matthews and the Bicrophonic Research Institute (BRI) will be in residence within the program organized by iii in cooperation with Satellietgroep and Studio Loos at the end of June to make a new interactive musical composition called Pedalling SeaSides.
Pedalling SeaSides will be specially composed for the dune parks around Kijkduin. Inspired by these surroundings sound artist Kaffe Matthews will place specific sounds in the landscape to be discovered riding a Sonic Bike. Sonic Bikes are specially designed bicycles fitted with loudspeakers and a GPS based audio engine that make music and sounds that change dependent on the place and speed of the cyclist.
To experience Pedalling SeaSides you can pick up a Sonic Bike on Deltaplein 525 in Kijkduin between the 4th of July and the 2nd of August. See for more information: http://iiinitiative.org/news/sonic-bikes
Since 1990 Kaffe Matthews has made and performed new electro-acoustic music worldwide with a variety of things and places such as violin, theremin, wild salmon, Scottish weather, NASA scientists, Grand Union Canal, bicycles, hammerhead sharks, school children, desert stretched wires and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.
The Bicrophonic Research Institute (BRI) is an association that makes music and audio landscapes to be triggered and played by you the cyclist. Not an app and free of the internet, it creates an outdoor listening experience for all, the antithesis of headphones. Launched as an association by Matthews in 2014, the BRI works collectively from a London lab creating open source hard and software applications whilst facilitating the growth of independent sonic cycling hubs worldwide. Currently these BRI hubs are active in Finland, Houston and Brussels, with Berlin underway for 2017.
Katherine Liberovskaya and Phill Niblock for iii
During their residency Liberovskaya and Niblock will give a masterclass on the 12th of June and will show new work on the 20th of June, both in Studio Loos.
For more information:
http://iiinitiative.org/news/masterclass-with-phil-niblock-and-katherine-liberovskaya/
http://iiinitiative.org/news/phill-niblock-and-katherine-liberovskaya-in-the-hague-an-evening-with-new-work
http://www.liberovskaya.net/
http://www.phillniblock.com/
Katherine Liberovskaya (CA) is a video/media artist based in Montreal and New York. Involved in experimental video since the 80s, she has produced numerous videos, video installations and performances shown at various events and venues around the world. Since 2001 her work predominantly focuses on collaborations with composers and sound artists notably in live video+sound performance where her live visuals seek to create improvisatory “music” for the eyes. Frequent collaborators include Phill Niblock, Al Margolis/If,Bwana, Zanana, Kristin Norderval, Hitoshi Kojo, David Watson, David First and o.blaat (Keiko Uenishi). Recent projects have involved: Leslie Ross, Shelley Hirsch, Chantal Dumas, Richard Garet, Dorit Chrysler, Emilie Mouchous, Erin Sexton, Corinne Rene and Philippe Lauzier. Concurrently she curates and organizes the Screen Compositions evenings at Experimental Intermedia, NYC, since 2005 and the OptoSonic Tea series at Diapason, NYC, since 2006. In 2014 she completed a PhD in the Study and Practice of Art entitled “Improvisatory Live Visuals: Playing Images Like a Musical Instrument” at the Universite du Quebec in Montreal (UQAM).
Phill Niblock (USA) is an intermedia artist using music, film, photography, video and computers. He was born in Indiana in 1933. Since the mid-60′s he has been making music and intermedia performances which have been shown at numerous venues around the world. Since 1985, he has been the director of the Experimental Intermedia Foundation in New York where he has been an artist/member since 1968. He is the producer of Music and Intermedia presentations at EI since 1973 and the curator of EI’s XI Records label. Phill Niblock’s music is available on the XI, Moikai, Mode and Touch labels. A DVD of films and music is available on the Extreme label. He is a retired professor at The College of Staten Island, the City University of NewYork. In 2014, he is the recipient of the John Cage Award from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts.
Mami Odai (Japan)
In June Mami Odai, program director of International Residency for Artists established by Sapporo City in Japan visits The Hague for cultural research about "the city and artists" and which is the city strategy with art activities (the section, system and artists).
More at: http://tenjinyamastudio.jp/en/
Attila Faravelli for iii
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In May 2015 Attila Faravelli will be artist in residence within the program organized by iii in coöperation with Satellietgroup and Studio Loos.
During his residency Attila Faravelli will perform Phonographic Set (2012-2015) within the 62nd edition of Wonderwerp on the 28th of May. He will also offer a workshop on sound objects as artist multiples on the 23rd of May. The results of this workshop will be presented during Hoogtij #41 on the 29th of May at Studio Loos.
Attila Faravelli lives and works in Milano (Italy). In his practice he explores the relationship between sound, space and body. His solo music is released by Die Schachtel and Senufo Editions, in duo with Andrea Belfi (Tumble) he released on Die Schachtel, on Boring Machines with Nicola Ratti and on Presto!? with the artist Nicola Martini. Together with Enrico Malatesta and Nicola Ratti he is founder of the sound performance trio ~Tilde. He presented his work in Europe, USA, Cina and South Korea. In 2010 he participated in the 12th International Biennial of Architecture in Venice. Since 2011 he curates The Lift, a series of experimental music concerts. He is founder and curator for the Aural Tools project, a series of simple objects to document the material and conceptual processes of specific musicians’ sound production practice. Aural Tools are acoustic devices for relating sound to space, the listener, and the body in ways unavailable through traditional recorded media such as CDs or LPs.
more information can be found on:
http://attilafaravelli.tumblr.com/
http://iiinitiative.org/news/wonderwerp-62-%E2%87%86-play%E2%A4%B4%EF%B8%8E/
http://iiinitiative.org/news/attila-faravelli-sonic-multiples-presentation-and-workshop/
http://iiinitiative.org/news/attila-faravelli-presents-aural-tools-at-hoogtij-41/
Henry Alles - Research PAIR & PAIR2
Artistic coordinator Henry Alles works at DCR Gueststudio for research. His aims are: creating a new step in the live of the artist in residency PAIR (Portable Artist in Residency). By
doing research into future possiblities. Creating a new website. Plus Archive. Creating a team of
advisors that he can relate to. Thinking of a new formula to deal with money. Staying in and
around The Hague and Rotterdam for future plans for artistic collaborations. Working on another small portable step forward: PAIR 2.
Creating solarlight solution. Heater. Writing on the first next call for artists that have to leave
the office and go into the world soon.
Lilian Beidler (CH) for iii
In April 2015 Lilian Beidler is the artist in residence within the residency program organized by the artist-run platform iii in cooperation with Satellietgroup and Studio Loos. During her residency Lilian Beidler will be working at Studio Loos on a performance which will be presented during the 61st edition of the Wonderwerp series on April 23rd, besides performances by John Niekrasz, Todd Lerew, Ingrid Lee and Mamoru Okuno.
Lilian Beidler was born on 1 March 1982 in Bern, Switzerland. She completed her Master of Arts in Contemporary Arts Practice (CAP) at Bern University of the Arts in 2010. She was invited as an artist in residence to the USA, Finland and China. She regularly shows her work and performs at different venues and festivals in the USA, Asia and Europe. She is currently studying at Goldsmiths University of London. She speaks seven languages and is eager to learn more.
"Sound being a fundamental component of my work, I often combine performance, installation, conceptual work and musical composition. During the residency I will develop a piece that deals with questions I am currently addressing in my work: What is the significance of gestures in the performance of electronic music? How do new media change the perception and appearance of the human body? How do humans interact with machines? How do new forms of communication influence the way people look at themselves and at others?"
more information: http://www.loul.ch
http://iiinitiative.org/news/iii_residencies_2015/
http://iiinitiative.org/news/wonderwerp-61-tutorials/
Artist Lotte Bosman
'Go West'
Dutch artist Lotte Bosman graduated in 2012 at Frank Mohr International Masters and attended in 2011/2012 a course in landscape history at the Rijksuniversity of Groningen. In her visual work she is mainly focused on landscape experience and landscape development (from a townsman’s perspective). Lotte is now resident at DCR Gueststudio to discover the lively art scene of The Hague and connect to the coastal landscape innovation called Zandmotor south of The Hague.
More: www.lottemilenebosman.com
Dutch artist Lotte Bosman graduated in 2012 at Frank Mohr International Masters and attended in 2011/2012 a course in landscape history at the Rijksuniversity of Groningen. In her visual work she is mainly focused on landscape experience and landscape development (from a townsman’s perspective). Lotte is now resident at DCR Gueststudio to discover the lively art scene of The Hague and connect to the coastal landscape innovation called Zandmotor south of The Hague.
More: www.lottemilenebosman.com
Quiet Ensemble for iii
In March 2015 Quiet Ensemble will be the first guests of the artist residency program organized by the artist-run platform iii in cooperation with Satellietgroup and Studio Loos, which will host 9 guest residents working in the field of experimental music, sound art and media art throughout 2015. During their residency Quiet Ensemble will be working at Studio Loos preparing a new audiovisual performance which will be presented at Wonderwerp #60 on March 26th besides performances by Doron Sadja and Marinos Koutsomichalis. For those interested in meeting our guests, Quiet Ensemble will also offer a dinner and artist talk at Studio Loos on March 19th at 18:00.
About Quiet Ensemble:
The research of Quiet ensemble goes through the observation of the balance between chaos and control, nature and technology, creating subjects that perfectly merges the those elements, elements that take form from the relation of organic and artificial subjects, moving the attention to insignificant and wonderful elements, like the movement of a fly or the sound of trees. The interest is connected to those technologies that explores the aesthetic and conceptual possibilities deriving from interactivity techniques, apProaching the newest technological discoveries as if they would be the tools for creation, like the brush for the painter. Working on the relation between time and space, sound and image the work of Quiet ensemble changes and develops in time, relating to the space, changing it. Emphasizing the unespected events, refuting the apparent immobility of shapes and melting the appearing opposition of forces in nature. Concrete and abstract shapes are sectioned and remodeled in hybrid forms and balances, parallel giving great importance to the pure aesthetics of forms. Quiet ensemble is born in 2009 from the meeting between Fabio Di Salvo and Bernardo Vercelli.
Guest residency program for 2015 with iii
iii is an artist run platform for the development of self-made media based in The Hague which supports idiosyncratic research trajectories that zigzag between disciplines and distribution channels. iii operates as a production house, artist residency and distribution agency, promoting radical interdisciplinary work crossing between the fields of music, visual arts, theatre and media design. Inventing new instruments and out-of-the-box presentation formats that engage with the four dimensions of image, sound, space and the body, iii strives to offer unique experiences to a broad and varied audience.
iii is proud to announce its guest residency program for 2015.
A new residency program organized in cooperation with Satellietgroup and Studio Loos will kick off this year by hosting guest artists Quiet Ensemble (IT), Lilian Beidler (CH), Attila Faravelli (IT), Phill Niblock (US), Katherine Liberovskaya (CA), Kaffe Matthews (UK), Darsha Hewitt (CA), Adam Donovan (AT) and Echo Ho (DE) between March and November 2015 at the atelier complex DCR. During their stay in The Hague residents will give talks, workshops and present new work at Studio Loos within the program curated by iii. Stay tuned for program details.
iii’s guest residency program for 2015 has been granted support from the Creative Industries Fund NL and Stroom Den Haag.
More at http://iiinitiative.org/
Artist Bettina Kohrs (D)
Artist Bettina Kohrs from Düsseldorf, Germany works at DCR Gueststudios and refreshes her contacts in The Hague.
www.bettina-kohrs.de
www.bettina-kohrs.de
Dancer Sooraj Subramaniam
Sooraj Subramaniam is dancer and performed in Tightrope Walker by Kalpana Raghuraman during Cadance Festival at Korzo
Kalpana Raghuraman, who grew up in the Netherlands but is also deeply rooted in the Indian culture, presents a double-bill of contemporary Indian dance. Tightrope Walker was created specially for Sooraj Subramaniam, one of the best performers of Indian dance in Europe. In this modern solo, a man escapes from his suffocating environment, in which the eye of the other is ever-present; always judgemental. Even if that ‘look’ only really exists within you.
http://www.cadance.nl/en/productions/double-bill-tightrope-walker-kandam-ostinato
Composer/performer/sound artist Yamila Rios
Yamila Ríos is currently resident at DCR Guestudios to prepare and perform:
During Cadance at Korzo The Hague: 'it is like a large aminal deep in sleep"
More information and program at http://www.cadance.nl/nl/producties/it-large-animal-deep-sleep
Concept Marina Mascarell, Yamila Rios | choreography Marina Mascarell | music, stage design Yamila Rios | dance James O’Hara, Yu-Fen Huang, David Essing | light design Loes Schakenbos | dramaturgy Luz Lassizuk | choreographic assistant Sandra Navarro.
Yamila Ríos is a Spanish composer, performer and sound artist based in The Netherlands. Her artistic practice deals with the creation of aural spaces. These ephemeral spaces are neither fixed nor constant, allowing them to unfold and change in time. Since time is a necessary parameter to explore space, her compositions focus on each aspect, time and space. Her pieces consist of multiple textures and masses of sounds, each of them with their own internal and complex activity.
She has worked on various projects and pieces, exploring the use of live electronics mixed with the sonic exploration of traditional instruments. As a performer, she has developed an extension of her cello by attaching different sensors to the body of the instrument.
Her works have been presented
at festivals such as Sonic Acts Festival (Amsterdam), Arts Electronica
(Linz), In-Sonora Festival (Madrid), Seoul International Computer Music
Festival, STRP Festival (Eindhoven), Electrogals Festival (Portland),
Today’s Art festival (The Hague) Kontraste Festival (Krems),
Contemporary Music Festival (Sevilla) among many others.
Yamila holds a Bachelors and a Masters in Sonology form the Royal Conservatory of The Hague.More: www.yamilarios.com
SEARCH-TEA TIME by Paola Ruiz Molto
Photo: Paola Ruiz Molto: Building new forms with organic material in Zundert, Nov 14
Paola is interested in the combination between ARTIST RESEARCH and ARTIST EDUCATION. To investigate the way between Architectural + Sculpture = “Archisculture”, New architectural forms with organic materials and ephemeral works. Nature as a laboratory for experimentation. Knotting with our hands as the birds make their nests. We weave our own dreams, a new habitat.
For more information see her blog (recent works): https://paolaruizmolto.wordpress.com/
Website (previous work) : www.paolaruizmolto.es
About: SEARCH – TEA TIME
Time of rest from my teaching job at the University of Education to focus on a personal search. Getting new energy. Is a way open to new experiences, collaborations, start again ... Search , will be the title about work in progress. (a project that began in Norway, Finland, development in Netherlands). Time to Learning, research culture, the essence of the place, in a coastal city like my city of Spain (Alicante), and build a relationship between them. The empty space as the start of research. Working with different multidisciplinary techniques, sound, video art, installations-sculptures, to continue learning from nature, the landscape being the engine of my work. Every day, walking, collecting different materials, thinking, building …. My stay at the residences will be time to learn and reflection of my life experiences, a quiet place, peace and concentration, meeting new artists...Connection with myself, language close to the spirit and essence of things, Draw sculptures in empty space, weaving new realities within other.
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