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Lauter Blech
https://www.urbanmaeder.ch
Lauter Blech
(2006)
https://www.urbanmaeder.ch
Jäggi, Barbara; Mäder, Urban
Bucher, Claudia (Performance)
Mäder, Lena (Performance)
Hartmann, Christian (Performance)
Karrer, Maria (Performance)
Lauterburg, Markus (Performance)
Mäder, Urban (Performance)
Unternährer, Beat (Performance)
Unternährer, Marc (Performance)
Forum Neue Musik Luzern (Eventcurator)
Notter, Rolf (Camera)
Mäder, Lena (Performance)
Hartmann, Christian (Performance)
Karrer, Maria (Performance)
Lauterburg, Markus (Performance)
Mäder, Urban (Performance)
Unternährer, Beat (Performance)
Unternährer, Marc (Performance)
Forum Neue Musik Luzern (Eventcurator)
Notter, Rolf (Camera)
Tags
vwg:declare
2006
Video 16:9
Music performance
Body and space
Conceptual
Handling
Exhibition object
Musical instruments
Group
Exhibition space
Loud sheet metal
Thursday, April 13 to Sunday, April 30, 2006 Kunstpanorama, Löwenplatz 11, Lucerne
Urban Mäder, concept, composition Barbara Jäggi, concept, sheet metal objects
In "Lauter Blech", Lucerne sculptor Barbara Jäggi (*1956) and Lucerne composer Urban Mäder (*1955) experiment with rolling sheet metal objects by Barbara Jäggi and their effect on music. The objects made for the exhibition will be set rolling at specific times. The staggering, hopping, trembling, swaying and rattling objects thus enter into a visual and acoustic relationship with the sound actions.
in a multifaceted relationship to the sound actions of the acting and reacting musicians.
In various joint works by Barbara Jäggi and Urban Mäder, including "Findlinge" (2001), "Blechlawine" (2002),
the dialog with the spatial and tonal design has already found its own way.
Thursday, April 13 to Sunday, April 30, 2006 Kunstpanorama, Löwenplatz 11, Lucerne
Urban Mäder, concept, composition Barbara Jäggi, concept, sheet metal objects
In "Lauter Blech", Lucerne sculptor Barbara Jäggi (*1956) and Lucerne composer Urban Mäder (*1955) experiment with rolling sheet metal objects by Barbara Jäggi and their effect on music. The objects made for the exhibition will be set rolling at specific times. The staggering, hopping, trembling, swaying and rattling objects thus enter into a visual and acoustic relationship with the sound actions.
in a multifaceted relationship to the sound actions of the acting and reacting musicians.
In various joint works by Barbara Jäggi and Urban Mäder, including "Findlinge" (2001), "Blechlawine" (2002),
the dialog with the spatial and tonal design has already found its own way.
automatically translated from german
place: Kunstpanorama Luzern, Luzern
KuratorIn: Forum Neue Musik Luzern
Dokumentationstyp: Dokumentation einer Performance/Aktion / Documentation of a performance/action
Medium
Video 16:9
Dauer: 7min 18sec