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AUDIO.SPACE.MACHINE

A Mechanistic/Digital Soundscape in 12 Tracks

This event is part of 100 Years Bauhaus. The opening festival.

Where?

Berlin, Akademie der Künste - Standort Hanseatenweg

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When?

17.01.2019 - 24.01.2019

What?

Installation, Concert / Musical / Opera

World Premiere

The Bauhaus provided impulses that were to have a decisive influence on music and sound all around the world: Immersion, equal standing for the artistic disciplines, a deep understanding of the material and a focus on a modern, mechanistic view of the world in which human positionality needs to be reassessed.
Audio.Space.Machine reconfigures these impulses for the present day and transposes them to the technical level of sound design in the form of a concept album in terms of acoustics, content and technology. In twelve immersively conceived tracks, the listening space is radically organized by means of a 360° matrix. The focus of the album is the human being as a modern adaptive apparatus. 
Audio.Space.Machine combines quotations from texts by László Moholy-Nagy, Walter Gropius and other Bauhaus artists of the 1920s, but also from texts by John Cage and contemporary authors such as Martin Burckhardt or Bazon Brock.
The tracks of Audio.Space.Machine are each two to five minutes long and can be listened to individually or experienced in their entirety as a unit. Through its binaural design and noise-reduction transmission, the individual listener becomes part of a unique, mechanistic/digital soundscape.

 

Concept & Realisation wittmann/zeitblom
Speakers Alice Dwyer, Paul Herwig, Jacqueline Macauly, Leslie Malton, Trystan Pütter, Sabin Tambrea, Christian Wittmann
Singers Maria Goja, Gemma Ray, Christian Wittmann
Musicians Achim Färber (Drums), Maria Goja (Harmonium, Piano), Falk Breitkreuz (Bassklarinette, Mbira), zeitblom (Electronics)
Binaurale Mischung Boris Wilsdorf
Producer Diana Schniedermeier

A project of Interactive Media Foundation in cooperation with 100 jahre bauhaus Das Eröffnungsfestival, Deutschlandfunk, NDR and SWR. The audio play will be played in an extended radio version in the audio art programs of these radio stations.

Hall 2
Admission fee for all exhibitions/installations:
EUR 12 (EUR 8 reduced) on january 17/18 
EUR 10 (EUR 6 reduced) on january 19-24

The tickets for exhibitions are not available online. Please purchase your ticket directly at the ticket counter at AdK.

Address

Akademie der Künste - Standort Hanseatenweg
Hanseatenweg 10
10557 Berlin, Germany

Accessibility

  • On-site assistance

Funding formula

100 jahre bauhaus. Das Eröffnungsfestival is an initiative of the Bauhaus Berlin Dessau Weimar Cooperation and is supported by the Federal Cultural Foundation. The festival is staged in cooperation with the Academy of the Arts, Berlin.

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