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Nina Emge

Listening #11|Lecture Performance

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Nina Emge reflects on the social dimensions of sound, voice, silence, and listening practices. Emge's work focuses on issues such as decentralisation, shared working methods, and redistribution. This is evident in both her installations and drawings, which reflect her research and archival work, and the production processes of her artworks. For Listening Other·Wise, she will create an interweave of mixed sounds, texts, and short interviews to discuss how listening practices can contribute to thinking about sociopolitical relationships, common spaces and democratic cohabitation.
 

about

Emge lives and works in Zurich. She is an active member of the Transnational Sound Initiative. Her work has been exhibited at the Halle für Kunst in Lüneburg, the Lagos Biennale, Biennale Son,  WAF Vienna, Kunsthalle Zürich,  Kunsthalle Bern, Istituto Svizzero Rom, Istituto Svizzero Palermo, Frac Bretagne + Centre Culturel Suisse à Paris, Uferhallen Berlin, Kunstverein Braunschweig, Helmhaus Zürich, and other national and international institutions. She is also a member of the Art in Space and Time team at ETH Zurich.

Agenda

  • Introduction

    Listening #1 | Nele Möller on the Forest Stream Research Project

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  • Loré Lixenberg

    Listening #2 | Vocal Performance

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  • Nele Möller

    Listening #3 | Mix and Reading

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  • Mort Drew

    Listening #4 | Electronic Music Performance

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  • Sharon Stewart

    Listening #5 | Deep Listening Exercise

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  • Sleeping Time

    Listening #6 | Locus Sonus

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  • Roberta Miss

    Listening #7 | Awakening Mix

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  • Karen Willems

    Listening #8 | Jazz Performance

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  • Round Table

    Listening #9 | Discussion

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  • Live Streams

    Listening#10 | Locus Sonus

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  • Nina Emge

    Listening #11 | Lecture Performance

  • Leah Bassel

    Listening #12 | Lecture

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  • Closing Discussion

    Listening #13 | Reflections on the program

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