The Haus der Kunst presents a series of three experimental sound performances that mobilize the supposedly fixed rubrics of music, sound, and perception.

The Haus der Kunst presents a series of three experimental sound performances that mobilize the supposedly fixed rubrics of music, sound, and perception.

Elena Setzer guides visitors through the exhibition.

Please sign up at: fuehrungen@hausderkunst.de
Entrance fee: 3 €

The Haus der Kunst presents a series of three experimental sound performances that mobilize the supposedly fixed rubrics of music, sound, and perception.

The 24-hour film screening runs continuously from noon on Sep 21 until noon on Sep 22.

For more information and registration: hausderkunst.de

Curator Dr. Jana Baumann and curatorial assistant Dr. Luisa Seipp guide visitors through the exhibition.

Please sign up at: fuehrungen@hausderkunst.de / Entrance fee: 3 €

Kelman Duran presents his film To The North and premieres the score of the new film project New York Plays Itself in a live performance.

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As co-producer of Chuquimamani-Condori and Joshua Chuquimia Crampton’s first moving image commission, the Haus der Kunst premieres the film Amaru’s Tongue: Daughter, which explores their indigenous Aymara heritage, together with a lecture and a music performance.

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Chuquimamani-Condori’s releases are knotted with traditional Aymara knowledge and praxis, including the notion of the dead “re-speaking” with the passage of each song as well as taypi or the center where “spacetimes co-mingle” as an attestation of nonlinear time and inseparability. Her sounds emerge between the horizons of American west coast post-minimalism as well as autochthonous Andean Aymara music, and her recent LP, ORCORARA 2010 (2020), originally debuted at the Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement 2018, interweaves acoustic guitars, droning synthesizers, piano and spoken word.

Her brother Joshua Chuquimia Crampton is an LA-based Aymara guitarist, composer and multi-media artist whose most recent releases include 4 (2021) and The Heart’s Wash (2020), a full-length project of solo guitar compositions that are as meditative and wandering as they are viscerally raw and immediate.

Together the Pakaxa Aymara artists composed the score to their first film commission ‘Amaru’s Tongue: Daughter’ which Haus der Kunst has co-produced with Auto Italia and Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève and will be exhibiting in the South Gallery from the 8th -16th October. On Saturday at 7pm there will be a screening of the film at 7pm, followed by a performance lecture by Chuquimamani-Condori who will share research on embodied cultural heritage that informed the making of it.