Am 09. September 2009 präsentieren Upgrade! Munich und Muffatwerk:                  

    

Das Cyberformance Festival 090909

 

Wie schon im vergangenen Jahr beteiligen wir uns an der neuen Ausgabe des Cyberformance Festivals. Über alle Zeitzonen hinweg werden weltweit zahlreiche KünstlerInnen zwischen dem 8. und 10. September, live 13 ausgewählte Cyberformances auf der UpStage Plattform realisieren.

In München werden wir:
- Marlena Corcoran mit ihrer Arbeit Salvation live präsentieren,
- drei weitere Performances übertragen
- und ein Gespräch mit der Initiatorin des Cyberformance Festivals Helen Varley Jamieson
   führen.

Weitere Informationen über das Festival bei: http://upstage.org.nz/blog/?page_id=366

Wir bedanken uns bei sub-bavaria.de und dem Muffatwerk für die Unterstützung!

Zu den vier Performances:

(Hinweis: Manche von den englischen Originaltexte sind wirklich nicht übersetzbar, daher habe ich mir das ganze gespart. Alle Verwirrungen bleiben Eigenschaften des Originals. - Tamiko)

Salvation
by Marlena Corcoran (Germany), Antoinette LaFarge (USA), Julian Hermann (Germany) & Tara Rebele (USA):
brings together stories of rescue and redemption at the crossroads of land and water, New York and Venice, heaven and earth, literature and technology. Original lyrics in English feature the story of a woman who almost drowned in New York harbor, and the story of the wedding of the Venetian doge with the sea. In the background, we hear a man intone in Italian the instructions for what to do if someone falls overboard from a vaporetto: cast a life-saving ring into the sea. The ferry boats that rescued the passengers of the plane that landed in the Hudson River are hailed by the tolling bells of the Venetian Church of the Redeemer.

"Durito’s Dancing Box Manifesto …"
by Miljana Peric, Julijana Protic & Teodora Peric (Serbia), & Suzon Fuks & James Cunningham (Australia):
advocates the neverending constitution of an A-theoretical cyberformance fluxes, with special relation to the digitalized Zapatistic artivism. In some way, its conceptualization arouses from the famous Goldman-Meltzer contradicition, as is based through their two sentences: “I don’t want to be a part of your revolution if I can’t dance”, and “If we gonna just to dance, that won’t be my revolution.” In other way, / … Manifesto/ will reveal one possible theoretization of some UpStagers’ searchings that are turning the looking glass of art theory and practice, spinning them to see from the other side, around and around… So, in short: This play is a manifestation of (not just) Zapatista cyberdancing, which is happening just now. In parts.

"4th WALL"
by Tara Rebele (USA), Miljana Peric (Serbia) & Suzon Fuks (Belgium/Australia):
11:11 PM and Still Untitled/ is a poetic, abstract, participatory performance. Part live intermedia cyberformance exquisite corpse, part virtual poetic installation. This work will explore the poetic, lyrical, polyvocal, participatory possibilities of cyberformance in UpStage—collaging organic/abstract visuals, sound, poetic text and audience participation. Striving for absolute removal of the virtual 4th wall, the audience’s textual contributions will be as necessary as the performers’ in the creation of an ephemeral, interactive, poetic, performance installation in UpStage.

"Machine Divas"
Eva Ursprung (Austria), Sara Schmidt (Germany), Julia Gröblacher (Austria), Helen Varley Jamieson (NZ/Istanbul), Cym (Austria/Netherlands) & Suzon Fuks (Australia):
* what does a machine diva look like?
* does she have a soul?
* are her friends electric?
* is she just after our robots?
* does she control this machine?
* would she make a good girlfriend?
* does she have a tail?
This performance emerged from a cyberformance workshop held by Helen at the Machine Divas conference, Vienna, July 2009.

 

Mittwoch, den 9. September 2009
ab 20.00 Uhr
(Eintritt frei)

@

Café Muffathalle
Muffathalle
Zellstrasse 4, 81667
München

MVV: S-Bahn Rosenheimer Platz



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 On September 9, 2009 Upgrade! Munich and the Muffatwerk present: 

The Cyberformance Festival 090909

 

As we did last year, we are participating in this year's Cyberformance Festival. Between the 8th and 10th of September, 13 cyberformances from numerous artists around the world and across all time zones will be presented on the UpStage online cyberformance platform.

In Munich we will present:
- Marlena Corcoran live with her work Salvation,
- broadcasts of three further cyberformances,
- and hold a talk with Helen Varley Jamieson, founder of the Cyberformance Festival.

Further information on the festival is at: http://upstage.org.nz/blog/?page_id=366


Many thanks to sub-bavaria.de and the Muffatwerk for their support!

 

On the four performances to be shown in Munich:

Salvation
by Marlena Corcoran (Germany), Antoinette LaFarge (USA), Julian Hermann (Germany) & Tara Rebele (USA):
brings together stories of rescue and redemption at the crossroads of land and water, New York and Venice, heaven and earth, literature and technology. Original lyrics in English feature the story of a woman who almost drowned in New York harbor, and the story of the wedding of the Venetian doge with the sea. In the background, we hear a man intone in Italian the instructions for what to do if someone falls overboard from a vaporetto: cast a life-saving ring into the sea. The ferry boats that rescued the passengers of the plane that landed in the Hudson River are hailed by the tolling bells of the Venetian Church of the Redeemer.

"Durito’s Dancing Box Manifesto …"
by Miljana Peric, Julijana Protic & Teodora Peric (Serbia), & Suzon Fuks & James Cunningham (Australia):
advocates the neverending constitution of an A-theoretical cyberformance fluxes, with special relation to the digitalized Zapatistic artivism. In some way, its conceptualization arouses from the famous Goldman-Meltzer contradicition, as is based through their two sentences: “I don’t want to be a part of your revolution if I can’t dance”, and “If we gonna just to dance, that won’t be my revolution.” In other way, / … Manifesto/ will reveal one possible theoretization of some UpStagers’ searchings that are turning the looking glass of art theory and practice, spinning them to see from the other side, around and around… So, in short: This play is a manifestation of (not just) Zapatista cyberdancing, which is happening just now. In parts.

"4th WALL"
by Tara Rebele (USA), Miljana Peric (Serbia) & Suzon Fuks (Belgium/Australia):
11:11 PM and Still Untitled/ is a poetic, abstract, participatory performance. Part live intermedia cyberformance exquisite corpse, part virtual poetic installation. This work will explore the poetic, lyrical, polyvocal, participatory possibilities of cyberformance in UpStage—collaging organic/abstract visuals, sound, poetic text and audience participation. Striving for absolute removal of the virtual 4th wall, the audience’s textual contributions will be as necessary as the performers’ in the creation of an ephemeral, interactive, poetic, performance installation in UpStage.

"Machine Divas"
by Eva Ursprung (Austria), Sara Schmidt (Germany), Julia Gröblacher (Austria), Helen Varley Jamieson (NZ/Istanbul), Cym (Austria/Netherlands) & Suzon Fuks (Australia):
* what does a machine diva look like?
* does she have a soul?
* are her friends electric?
* is she just after our robots?
* does she control this machine?
* would she make a good girlfriend?
* does she have a tail?
This performance emerged from a cyberformance workshop held by Helen at the Machine Divas conference, Vienna, July 2009.


Wednesday, September 9, 2009
20:00 h (admission free)

@

Café Muffathalle
Muffathalle
Zellstrasse 4, 81667 Munich

MVV: S-Bahn Rosenheimer Platz



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Upgrade! Munich ist ein Treffen von Medienkünstlern und Kuratoren, das von Horst Konietzny und Tamiko Thiel organisiert und an verschiedenen Orten Münchens abgehalten wird. Wenn Sie Interesse haben, Ihre Arbeit zu präsentieren, bitte emailen Sie uns!

We are a gathering of artists, curators, and anyone else interested in new media, held at varying locations in Munich, organized by Horst Konietzny and Tamiko Thiel. If you are interested in presenting, send us email!