Minna-Kaisa Kallinen on monialainen taiteilija. Hänen työskentelyynsä kuuluu olennaisesti kirjoittaminen, musiikki, toisto ja kierrätys.
Hän on kiinnostunut tarinoista ja niiden vaikutuksesta yhteiskuntaan. Tällä hetkellä häntä inspiroi kalat, turkoosi väri, kaikenlainen kiiltävä ja betoni.
Titanik’s current artist-in-residence Hannah Ellul has been developing work about the life of Betty Tebbs, an English socialist, feminist and self-declared revolutionary who died in 2017, at the age of 98. For this live performance, Ellul will bring archival recordings and field recordings together with readings from Tebbs’ unpublished memoirs, to present an impressionistic biography.
Hannah Ellul is a Glasgow-based artist and musician working primarily in text, performance, video and sound. Much of her work addresses radical political imagination, often in relation to overlooked histories. With Ben Knight she is part of the collaborative project Psykick Dancehall, exploring sound across media: the politics of listening, recording technologies and the voice.
Tuesday 21 May 6–8pm: Titanik A.i.R. Artist Talk: Norie Neumark Titanik artist-in-residence Norie Neumark (AUS) will talk about her collaborative projects with Maria Miranda. She will draw out ideas they have engaged with through their practice—including performative encounters in public places, environmental concerns, playing between the actual and the imaginary, and listening to voice in
Norie Neumark is an artist working with sound/media in installation, performance and radio—collaborating with Maria Miranda as out-of-sync (www.out-of-sync.com). Her 2017 monograph is Voicetracks: Attuning to Voice in Media and the Arts (MIT Press). She is Honorary Professorial Fellow at VCA, Melbourne University and Emeritus Professor, La Trobe University. She is founding editor, Unlikely: Journal for Creative Arts.
Titanik artist-in-residence programme (Turku, Finland) offers two- to three-month residencies for artists working in the intersections of sound and contemporary art. The application period is 8 – 28 April 2019, and the call is for the following time periods: January – February 2020 March – April 2020 May – July 2020 October – December 2020
Come and meet Titanik’s current artist-in-residence Félix Blume (FR) during an open studio day on Tuesday 23 April. Blume presents the project he has been working on during his residency at Titanik, as well as two previous projects, occupying the whole gallery space with three video installations focusing on sound and listening. Impossible Dialogue is a
Wednesday 13 Feb 4–6pm: Titanik A.i.R. Open Studio Titanik’s current artist-in-residence Alice Pamuk (BEL) opens up her studio for informal discussion, and presents her new installlation Soft Singing. Soft Singing During the residency I spent a lot of time making audio scores by recording my voice. Their first purpose is to be interpreted but they
Alice Pamuk is a visual artist based in Brussels. She has a double degree in Japanese and visual art. Alice typically works with sound, video, and text. Her works often unfold from research into sound and music. Recently she has worked with and on the voice, both as a medium and an object of observation.
“Since we arrived in Turku in early October, we have experienced various experiences and encounters. Everything we see, look, hear and listen, such as people, nature, culture, are fresh.”
Through their experiences of being in Turku, the artists are to produce works, referring a local culture and daily life in Turku. Their artworks and existence would draw people’s interest and will revise their perspective of Japanese culture.
We hope that it will bring fruitful communication between two different cultures in this exhibition.
By all members of the See Saw Seeds Effect; Moi Moi Konnichiwa