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Overexposed

Overexposed

Von: Sonic Acts & Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee
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Investigating pollution and its effects on everything living and non-living. The participants of the Sonic Acts OVEREXPOSED residency programme speak about artefacts that have moved their practice in a lasting way: from tenderness and floating schools to the Blues and The Last Angel of History. Presented and produced by Andrea Gonzalez and Arif Kornweitz of Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee. With additional production by Monty Mouw.© 2021 Kunst Wissenschaft
  • Eavesdropping Environmental Crises with Minji Kim
    Sep 1 2023

    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.

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    30 Min.
  • Between Bodies and Toxicity with lucky dragons
    Jun 28 2023

    Departing from Eliot Porter’s photograph "Trees and pond, near Sherborn, Massachusetts, April 1957”, Sonic Acts resident artists lucky dragons discuss the watery connections between toxicity and bodies in their 2022 Sonic Acts commission Sentences About Rivers and Cancers. In this episode of Overexposed Podcast, Arif Kornweitz of Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee radio speaks with the duo, Sarah Rara and Luke Fischbeck, navigating collaborative networks, hydrofeminism and experiences of crip-time during cancer treatment.

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    49 Min.
  • Listening and Breaking the Silence with pantea
    Dec 7 2022

    Discussing the essay ‘Breaking the Silence: Language and the Making of Meaning in Plants’ by Monica Gagliano and Mavra Grimonprez, multidisciplinary artist pantea considers the role of listening in her artistic practice, observing that “to me listening is not only about sounds but how you intercept that listening process for yourself.” In our latest episode of the Overexposed Podcast, made in collaboration with Sonic Acts, Andrea Gonzalez and Arif Kornweitz speak with pantea, exploring topics of wetlands, Iranian rhythm traditions, the importance of slower artistic practices, and non-hierarchical approaches to the non-human.

    Recorded in the lead-up to Sonic Acts Biennial 2022, pantea talks about her collaboration with Soundcamp, leading a soundwalk titled ‘search for the ⬤’, and her audiovisual work ‘Fragile Fragments’ made with artists u-matic & telematique.

    Over the course of 2021 and 2022, Sonic Acts hosted two artistic researchers as part of their second OVEREXPOSED home-based residency programme, which addresses pollution and its effects on everything living and non-living.

    pantea is a multidisciplinary artist from Iran engaging with narratives of ecological and more-than-human connection. Her work has incorporated performance, creative nonfiction, film, photography, and music. More recently, pantea is focused on developing a socially engaged practice by exploring possibilities brought about by sound and listening. She is also one half of the design group Studio Informal and a member of Khamoosh, an artistic research group dedicated to preserving and archiving Iranian sonic heritage.

    pantea's website is at pantearm.github.io

    Hosts: Andrea Gonzalez and Arif Kornweitz

    Edit: Andrea Gonzalez

    Post: Yper Audio

    Text: Alice Johnston Rougeaux

    Graphic Design: Toni Brell

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    1 Std. und 3 Min.
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