Eine Welt von: Maggie, Johanna, Klara und Katharina

Konzept: Michael Simku
Moderation: Michael Simku
Aufnahmeleitung: Konrad Politanski
Schnitt: Konrad Politanski, Michael Simku
Musik: Konrad Politanski
Mastering: Konrad Politanski

Entstanden im Rahmen des dotdotdot Open Air Kurzfilmfestival.

# 4 Dampf & Wirbel

The Door Is Open

We move in space, from somewhere in the dark we hear music. It makes our body vibrate, down to the smallest particle. Particles meet, particles diverge, they bounce of each other or merge and set energy free. In harmony with the music we reflect the energy conservation law. Everything vibrates. Everything is energy!

Video-> https://vimeo.com/469778080

Bells / Two Molecules in Love

Fall Of The Cowboy

Неожиданная встреча

In the newest episode of the Kunsthalle Wien Podcast Michael Simku talks to artists Ana de Almeida, Alicja Rogalska & Vanja Smiljanić about their contribution to the group exhibition "Cybernetics of the Poor". They discuss their artistic practice and how they draw on the culture of LARPing (live-action role playing games), from a site-specific and feminist perspective and thus how they aim to change the cybernetically managed conventions and the operating modes of normative gender-specific behavior by proposing another kind of role play. 

Written and narrated by Michael Simku
Interview by Michael Simku
Sound Mixing by Konrad Politanski
Sound Editing by Michael Simku
Music by Konrad Politanski
Additional Sounds by kwahmah_02 from freesound.org (tinyurl.com/y9ahmwbj)
With sound-excerpts from the video installation NOVA by Ana de Almeida, Alicja Rogalska and Vanja Smiljanić

The Kunsthalle Wien Podcast offers you an illuminating excursion into our current exhibitions by going above and beyond the opening hours of the space with more background information and reflections on artworks, particular curatorial aspects, as well as sharing some funny anecdotes. In discussions with artists, curators and visitors, you'll hear interesting stories and get an insight into the concept of the exhibition in focus – so tune in and listen!

Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Ana de Almeida, Alicja Rogalska & Vanja Smiljanić in conversation

Im aktuellen Kunsthalle Wien Podcast hören Sie ein ausführliches Interview mit Constanze Ruhm zu ihrer Video Installation "CRASH SITE / My_Never_Ending_Burial_Plot“ aus dem Jahr 2010, die momentan in der Ausstellung "Cybernetics of the Poor" in der Kunsthalle Wien zu sehen ist. Constanze Ruhm’s Ausstellungsbeitrag ist Teil ihrer 2002 begonnen Serie „X Characters“, in der sich sie sich aus einem einem Queer-Feministischen Blickwinkel mit weiblichen Figuren der Filmgeschichte auseinandersetzt. 

Written by Michael Simku, Martin Walkner
Narrated by Michael Simku
Interview by Michael Simku
Sound Mixing by Konrad Politanski
Sound Editing by Michael Simku
Music by Konrad Politanski
Additional Sounds by kwahmah_02 from freesound.org (tinyurl.com/y9ahmwbj)
With sound-excerpts from the video installation CRASH SITE / My_Never_Ending_Burial_Plot by Contanze Ruhm

Der Kunsthalle Wien Podcast bietet Ihnen unabhängig von Raum und Öffnungszeiten noch mehr Hintergrundwissen zu unseren laufenden Ausstellungen. Im Gespräch mit Künstler*innen, Kurator*innen und Besucher*innen bereiten wir für Sie interessante Informationen zu den Ausstellungen auf und dokumentieren diese in Form des Podcasts.

Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Constanze Ruhm im Gespräch

In the current Kunsthalle Wien Podcast artist Camila Sposati talks about her project "Phonosophia" – now on view in the Kunsthalle Wien exhibition "Cybernetics of the Poor". Sposati creates musical instruments made from clay, that are music more than sound producers. They call up human organs’ structure and function: guts, liver, larynx, lungs, and others. The instruments evoke and provoke a meeting place where the body of both the musical instrument and whoever activates it meet to establish relationships that classical musical traditions (obsessed with technical virtuosity) seem to have forgotten.

Written and narrated by Michael Simku
Interview by Michael Simku
Sound Mixing by Konrad Politanski
Sound Editing by Michael Simku
Music by Konrad Politanski
Additional Sounds by kwahmah_02 from freesound.org (tinyurl.com/y9ahmwbj)
With sound-excerpts from the activation of Phonosophia by Tom Monteiro

The Kunsthalle Wien Podcast offers you an illuminating excursion into our current exhibitions by going above and beyond the opening hours of the space with more background information and reflections on artworks, particular curatorial aspects, as well as sharing some funny anecdotes. In discussions with artists, curators and visitors, you'll hear interesting stories and get an insight into the concept of the exhibition in focus – so tune in and listen!

Kunsthalle Wien Podcast: Camila Sposati in conversation

---------Thoughts on Synthesizers--------


Ideas and demos made with and on synthesizers

Bells / Two Molecules in Love

Soljaris