Catching Up in the Archive is a major exhibition by artist Mariana Lanari showcasing the evolving infrastructure of de Appel Archive. Displaying more than 16 000 objects in de Appel’s Aula and launching an interactive online environment, Catching Up in the Archive stages unprecedented activations, public gatherings, ear-opening encounters, and ‘moving’ situations with special guests and curious passers-by.

As a first intervention Loma Doom was asked to research the audio-archive. Performed on April 10th 2022 for a live audience, the result is uploaded here: a fragmented collage of the work and lectures of female artists that have collaborated with De Appel throughout its history. 

Catching Up In The Audio Archive features work by Barbara Kruger, Cosima von Bremen, Moniek Toebosch, Ann Bean and the Box Gamelan Ensemble, Gina Pane and Marina Abramovic.

Catching Up in the Archive will run until May 29 and is open to the public. For more info visit: new.deappel.nl

Image by Bardhi Haliti & Zuzana Kostelanská

Catching Up In The Audio Archive at De Appel (Part 1)

Try out with the ProcMod prototype in the toitoiDrome in Antwerp.

A video registration can be watched here: https://vimeo.com/734461215

This project is generously supported by Creative Industries Fund NL.

ProcMod - a realtime processing wearable - try out in toitoiDrome, Antwerp

On this edition of Free City Radio, author and activist Sabu Kohso speaks on the recently published book "Radiation and Revolution," which explores activist responses to the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan. The conversation looks at the dynamics of Japanese society post Fukushima and the ways that social movements are challenging structural injustice within Japan and also in relation to Japan's neoliberal economic role in the Asia Pacific region. This interview is about alternative, Anarchist and anti authoritarian voices in Japan today.

More information on Sabu's book here:

https://www.dukeupress.edu/radiation-and-revolution

Music on this edition by Susumu Yokota with the track "Tobiume"

124, Sabu Kohso, on Radiation and Revolution, activist responses to Fukushima and beyond

Drawing from notes and recordings made during the Sonic Acts residency programme Overexposed x Lives of Deltas, sound artist Minji Kim aka Unknown Kim tells us about her ongoing research into the sonic qualities of the Zandmotor 'sand engine' experiment in the Netherlands. In this episode of the Overexposed Podcast made by Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee radio, Andrea Gonzalez speaks with Minji Kim, discussing the interplay between human life and the environment, the sonic qualities of wind and the use of auditory technologies in tracing diverse forms of decay.

Overexposed Podcast by Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee interviews participants of Sonic Acts’ OVEREXPOSED artistic research residency about artefacts that have moved their artistic practice in a lasting way.

Eavesdropping Environmental Crises with Minji Kim

جبهاتنا موحدة
الى فلسطين خذوني معكم

The mixtape Learning Palestine _ Until Liberation is a 12 hours sound program created from content downloaded from Youtube “interweaving songs, poems, music, chants, talks, discussions, presentations, and conversations by many, many singers, intellectuals, academics, researchers, musicians, students, and fighters to teach, tell, inform, and to understand the history, the present, and reality of the ongoing struggle for justice and liberation for Palestine”.


PROGRAM : 

12 hours of lectures, interviews, book presenta7on, talks, storytelling, music, songs, poetry and chants

PROGRAM 
- Learning Palestine Group
- Wedding chanting (Live recording)
- John Berger reading a story by Ghassan Kanafani
- A Song: Goerge Kirmiz: I’m the mountain of Galilee 
- Kwame Ture on Zionism and Imperialism
- A Song: A Dabkeh Chant from Termos Ayya  1986
- A Poem: Mahmoud Darwish: The Speech Before the Last by the Red Indian (in Arabic)
- Edward Said: The Interview 1986
- A Song: Sabreen: Smoke of Volcanos
- A Song: The Flower of Fire 
- Deep Dive: A history of Black Palestinian Solidarity
- Angela Davis Speaks at Oranienplatz Berlin 2022
- A Song: AlFajr Group: Berlin festival 1989
- A Dabkeh Chant 
- Interview: Mohammad Al Kurd on CNN 2021
- Basel Al Araj: Details of an operation (in Arabic)
- A Song: Marcel Khalifa: Fighters without an Address 
- A song: Abdallah Haddad and Martyrs Children Group: I’m the Child of Sumod 
- Ghassan Kanafani interview with Richard Carleton 1970
- Brave French Students Stand Up to Israeli Ambassador (In French)
- Amer Zahr: comedy clip: Palestine Fully Furnished 
- A Song: Al Ashiqeen group: A Boy Walks on Embers: Yemen concert 1984
- Judith Butler on BDS and Antisemitism
- A Song: Fayrouz: One Day We Shall Return
- Fred Moten speaks on Solidarity with Palestine
- A Song: This Monster Haneen Odet Allah & Jowan Safadi.
- A Song: Sabreen Love on the Palestinian Way 
- A Song: Marcel Khalifa: Ahmad Al Arabi Musical 
- Rashid Khalidi The Hundred Year War in Palestine SOAS University of London
- A Song: Fayrouz: The Bridge of Return 
- A Song: Marcel Khalife: Promises from the Storm 
- A Song: Sabreen: On Wishes 
- Ilan Pappe: On 1948 Part I Interview 2018
- A Song: Daboor/Shabjdeed Inn Ann Prod Al Nather 
- A Chant in a wedding: For Dalal
- A Song: Al Ashiqeen group: Sour: Yemen concert 1984
- Podcast: Nakba in the social lexicon (in Arabic)
- A Song: Stay Away from the Army 
- Dabkeh in a wedding 
- Rana Barakat: Decolonial Futures Palestine in and the Global South
- A Song: Kofia group: Palestinian struggle songs 
- On Tragedy Resistance Israels Apartheid System in al Khalil (Hebron) by PALFEST
- Amnesty: Israel Palestine Apartheid Explainer
- Suheir Hamad: Poetry: On the Brink of for Rachel Corrie
- Ultras chant for Palestine in Morocco
- Mohammad Al Kurd: Palestine: Double Down News
- A Song from Sweden: Leve Leve Leve Palestina

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UNTIL LIBERATION / RADIO ALHARA 12 hours program on Palestine

12 hours of lectures, interviews, book presentation, talks, storytelling, music, songs, poetry and chants.

Put together by Learning Palestine Group.

Radio Al-Hara 'Learning Palestine - Until Liberation' - 23/10/23 - Voices Radio

STUDIO NEAU - w/ chirp.crush & Markus Hennes

SINTERNOISE EVENING
curated by Tomas Serrien with Geseling

GESELING – Harsh Noise 🔪 Primitive harsh noise project which focuses on creating dense walls of noise and feedback by means of scrap metal, field recordings and crude textures recorded straight to tape.
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SJOERD LEIJTEN – Electromagnetic Noise 🧲 Sjoerd Leijten is a transdisciplinary artist, composer and radio maker with a keen interest in dissident noises and politics. His practice involves electromagnetism, field recordings, experimental journalism and hacking. Recent works include the sonic essay RADICAL MURMUR, a triptych which explores sonic approaches to the world, and the climate activist noise film ANSAGE ENDE. His work has been shown at venues such as Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam, NL), Budapest Spring Festival (Budapest, HU), Van Abbemuseum (Eindhoven, NL), FiraTarrega (Tarrega, ES) and Oerol (Terschelling, NL).
www.sjoerdleijten.nl

SCHOBBEE – Glitch ‘Schobbee is film editor and composer Rik Chaubet. Poe’s Law is an album of internet audio gargled by film editing software. The result is a torrent of in-the-red glitch, digital concrète and corrupted beats like a GIF turned necrotic.’ ‘Schobbee deals with bigger chunks of sonic detritus thrown up by the algorithm. It remains a work concerned with creating new forms from pre-existing content by blasting them out of context. Finding something harrowing yet strangely compelling in the wreckage of sentiment and meaning.’ Quietus review: https://thequietus.com/articles/32812-schobbee-poes-law-review Listen: https://m0ntage.bandcamp.com/album/poes-law

KASET HITAM – Cellphone Noise 📱 Kaset Hitam betekent “zwarte cassette” in het Indonesisch en is een alias van Sjoerd Bruil, die u misschien nog kent van Black Cassette. Als Kaset Hitam maakt hij elektronische muziek met 2 gsm’s en een -wegens onmisbaar bij elke electronica/noise nerd- delay pedaal. Doorgaans is zijn muziek niet extreem noisy maar wellicht kan hij de boel wat vuiler laten klinken op deze sinterklaas avond. Bang afwachten.
https://gazertapes.bandcamp.com/album/kaset-hitam

Noisy interludes by Casper and Tomas 💿

Live From De Bosbar | Sinternoise Evening at WAV | 06-12-23

Anti-Hypnotherapy Intermission

The composition created for the 25th anniversary of the Czechoslovak Velvet Revolution is concerned with the topic of “iron curtains” of today, and by means of free fiction it reflects upon the specific realities of the relationship between the Czech Republic and North Korea after 1989.

Main inspiration were stories of North Korea refugees which were published in a lengthy article in the National Geographic, dated February 2009 – and especially the 2006 reports of the sociologist Marie Jelínková about North Korea women in the Czech Republic, as well as my own interview with Jelínková.

My template for the form is the non-verbal sound cinematography, i.e. films in which the leading dramatic role is given to other means of film speech rather than to words – camera shots, the set-up of the scene, action and movement, cut, sound etc. The form is also inspired by a contemporary popular genre of docufiction (documentary fiction) in which the authorial aesthetics is achieved by the director’s purposeful manipulating or influencing the recorded reality without necessarily setting up a clear border between reality and fiction.
In the composition, I work almost exclusively with sounds I recorded myself, some of which were grabbed at the true locations of North Korean laborers' stories (Khabarovsk, a Russian far eastern city, or a Czech town Beroun).

Premiered on the Czech Radio Vltava channel, on November 28, 2014.

Princess In The Iron Mask (2014, radio fiction)

Sjoerd Leijten is a transdisciplinary artist, composer and radio maker with a keen interest in dissident sounds and politics. His practice involves electromagnetism, field recordings, experimental journalism and hacking. Recent works have been shown at Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam, NL), Budapest Spring Festival (Budapest, HU), Van Abbemuseum (Eindhoven, NL), FiraTarrega (Tarrega, ES) and Oerol (Terschelling, NL).

A Rational World available via:
https://numina-tapes.bandcamp.com/album/a-rational-world

MINNOWAHAW available via OGGY RECORDS:
https://oggyrecords.bandcamp.com/album/oggy021-sjoerd-leijten-minnowahaw

NIGHTINGALE available via:
https://numina-tapes.bandcamp.com/album/nightingale-original-motion-picture-soundtrack

ProcMod - a realtime processing wearable - try out in toitoiDrome, Antwerp

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