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Singing Garden
Musical portrayals of natural phenomena, such as storms, thunder and lightning, the seasons and light, as well as the musical simulation and reflection of nature, play a central role in the history of music. The “Four Seasons” by Antonio Vivaldi is...
RADIO REVOLTEN
Other public events and performances are planned to accompany the exhibition. At the beginning of October, Radio Corax will host an experimental radio week, during which international media artists and radio producers will meet at the FM@dia 06...
Bonds: Guilt, Debts and Other Liabilities
Debt is everywhere - in news reports, expert discourse and public debate. Economists and politicians are negotiating deals with numbers and sums of money which are almost beyond comprehension. In our search for the cause of the “debt crisis”, we...
For Sale
Info Offspring Kiosk was established as a result of the privatisation of municipal housing associations and the sale of 7,000 flats in the prefabricated housing estate of Dresden Prohlis. The organization hopes to develop cultural projects in...
The Song of the Earth
The internationally acclaimed writer John Burnside has gained increasing recognition in Germany in recent years as a world-class story teller with such novels as “The Devil’s Footprints”, “Glister” and “A Summer of Drowning”. In many of his literary,...
Change
Despite the fundamental differences between the protests and demonstrations in Ukraine, Turkey, Russia or northern Africa, they shared a common trait in that they have sent tremors though societal systems and opened up new means of thinking and...
BIGSAS
Hosted by the University of Bayreuth, this festival aimed to generate greater awareness of African literature which continues to receive only limited public attention in Germany. Based on the motto “Intertextualities – Dialogues in Motion”, the...
Do Art Songs Still Exist?
The International Hugo Wolf Academy in Stuttgart is devoted to preserving and promoting art songs – a genre which reached its height in the 19th and 20th century. How has the “song” as an art form developed since then? How does it rank in the...
So long, Eric!
The American musician Eric Dolphy was a jazz legend. He was a multi-instrumentalist who had mastered almost every woodwind instrument and played the alto saxophone, flute and bass clarinet at the highest level of virtuosity. Dolphy, who died in...
Sounds & Clouds
The project “Sounds & Clouds” embarked on a search for new performance formats for ancient, classical and new music. The project contrasted two very different ways of artistically exploring nature – on one hand, in the traditional, European and Asian...