New Connections
By Kristoffer Raasted
New ConnectionsNov 18, 2021
Episode 5, flip-episode, part 2: Kristoffer Raasted (interviewed by Lars Bang Larsen)
Every Thursday for four weeks in February and March 2021, visual artist and PhD student at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Kristoffer Raasted, broadcasted live radio from Art Hub. The radio program, titled New Connections: Queering the Radio Voice, examines, among other things, the relationship between body and voice, especially our normative perceptions of which voices – anatomical as well as synthetic – are connected to which bodies. According to Kristoffer Raasted, podcasts produce very intimate spaces for listening and are a certain kind of material that can be intertwined and produced in many possible ways. The programs were initially broadcast via Art Hubs website and subsequently disseminated as podcasts.
ABOUT TESTING GROUND The project of Kristoffer Raasted is part of Art Hub’s program Testing Ground, which is a ‘test site’ that gives artistic researchers the opportunity to test ideas and methods in practice. A forum where artistic processes can meet and be tested in front of an audience or in front of colleagues. Here, the artist can qualify relevant themes and share his or her research in a new, experimental space, located between academic and artistic practice, between studio and exhibition space.
ABOUT KRISTOFFER RAASTED Artist Kristoffer Raasted is educated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2018 with a supplementary MFA in art theory from the Institute of Artistic Research and exchange semesters at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and Faculdade de Belas-Artes Ulisboa, and an internship period at Issue Project Room in New York.Raasted conducts artistic research in the intersectional field between sound, performance, and installations and has commenced the practice-based PhD project at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in september 2020. The PhD stipend is granted by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and is organized in a collaboration between the University of Copenhagen and The Academy of Fine Arts.
Episode 5, flip-episode, part 1: Kristoffer Raasted (interviewed by Anne Kølbæk Iversen)
Every Thursday for four weeks in February and March 2021, visual artist and PhD student at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Kristoffer Raasted, broadcasted live radio from Art Hub. The radio program, titled New Connections: Queering the Radio Voice, examines, among other things, the relationship between body and voice, especially our normative perceptions of which voices – anatomical as well as synthetic – are connected to which bodies. According to Kristoffer Raasted, podcasts produce very intimate spaces for listening and are a certain kind of material that can be intertwined and produced in many possible ways. The programs were initially broadcast via Art Hubs website and subsequently disseminated as podcasts.
ABOUT TESTING GROUND The project of Kristoffer Raasted is part of Art Hub’s program Testing Ground, which is a ‘test site’ that gives artistic researchers the opportunity to test ideas and methods in practice. A forum where artistic processes can meet and be tested in front of an audience or in front of colleagues. Here, the artist can qualify relevant themes and share his or her research in a new, experimental space, located between academic and artistic practice, between studio and exhibition space.
ABOUT KRISTOFFER RAASTED Artist Kristoffer Raasted is educated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2018 with a supplementary MFA in art theory from the Institute of Artistic Research and exchange semesters at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and Faculdade de Belas-Artes Ulisboa, and an internship period at Issue Project Room in New York.Raasted conducts artistic research in the intersectional field between sound, performance, and installations and has commenced the practice-based PhD project at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in september 2020. The PhD stipend is granted by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and is organized in a collaboration between the University of Copenhagen and The Academy of Fine Arts.
Episode 4, Sound, part 2: Stina Hasse Jørgensen
Every Thursday for four weeks in February and March 2021, visual artist and PhD student at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Kristoffer Raasted, broadcasted live radio from Art Hub. The radio program, titled New Connections: Queering the Radio Voice, examines, among other things, the relationship between body and voice, especially our normative perceptions of which voices – anatomical as well as synthetic – are connected to which bodies. According to Kristoffer Raasted, podcasts produce very intimate spaces for listening and are a certain kind of material that can be intertwined and produced in many possible ways. The programs were initially broadcast via Art Hubs website and subsequently disseminated as podcasts.
ABOUT TESTING GROUND The project of Kristoffer Raasted is part of Art Hub’s program Testing Ground, which is a ‘test site’ that gives artistic researchers the opportunity to test ideas and methods in practice. A forum where artistic processes can meet and be tested in front of an audience or in front of colleagues. Here, the artist can qualify relevant themes and share his or her research in a new, experimental space, located between academic and artistic practice, between studio and exhibition space.
ABOUT KRISTOFFER RAASTED Artist Kristoffer Raasted is educated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2018 with a supplementary MFA in art theory from the Institute of Artistic Research and exchange semesters at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and Faculdade de Belas-Artes Ulisboa, and an internship period at Issue Project Room in New York.Raasted conducts artistic research in the intersectional field between sound, performance, and installations and has commenced the practice-based PhD project at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in september 2020. The PhD stipend is granted by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and is organized in a collaboration between the University of Copenhagen and The Academy of Fine Arts.
Episode 4, Sound, part 1: Yujin Jung
Every Thursday for four weeks in February and March 2021, visual artist and PhD student at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Kristoffer Raasted, broadcasted live radio from Art Hub. The radio program, titled New Connections: Queering the Radio Voice, examines, among other things, the relationship between body and voice, especially our normative perceptions of which voices – anatomical as well as synthetic – are connected to which bodies. According to Kristoffer Raasted, podcasts produce very intimate spaces for listening and are a certain kind of material that can be intertwined and produced in many possible ways. The programs were initially broadcast via Art Hubs website and subsequently disseminated as podcasts.
ABOUT TESTING GROUND The project of Kristoffer Raasted is part of Art Hub’s program Testing Ground, which is a ‘test site’ that gives artistic researchers the opportunity to test ideas and methods in practice. A forum where artistic processes can meet and be tested in front of an audience or in front of colleagues. Here, the artist can qualify relevant themes and share his or her research in a new, experimental space, located between academic and artistic practice, between studio and exhibition space.
ABOUT KRISTOFFER RAASTED
Artist Kristoffer Raasted is educated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2018 with a supplementary MFA in art theory from the Institute of Artistic Research and exchange semesters at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and Faculdade de Belas-Artes Ulisboa, and an internship period at Issue Project Room in New York.Raasted conducts artistic research in the intersectional field between sound, performance, and installations and has commenced the practice-based PhD project at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in september 2020. The PhD stipend is granted by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and is organized in a collaboration between the University of Copenhagen and The Academy of Fine Arts.
Episode 3, Podcasts, part 2: Thorbjørn Saugmann Andersen
Every Thursday for four weeks in February and March 2021, visual artist and PhD student at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Kristoffer Raasted, broadcasted live radio from Art Hub. The radio program, titled New Connections: Queering the Radio Voice, examines, among other things, the relationship between body and voice, especially our normative perceptions of which voices – anatomical as well as synthetic – are connected to which bodies. According to Kristoffer Raasted, podcasts produce very intimate spaces for listening and are a certain kind of material that can be intertwined and produced in many possible ways. The programs were initially broadcast via Art Hubs website and subsequently disseminated as podcasts.
ABOUT TESTING GROUND The project of Kristoffer Raasted is part of Art Hub’s program Testing Ground, which is a ‘test site’ that gives artistic researchers the opportunity to test ideas and methods in practice. A forum where artistic processes can meet and be tested in front of an audience or in front of colleagues. Here, the artist can qualify relevant themes and share his or her research in a new, experimental space, located between academic and artistic practice, between studio and exhibition space.
ABOUT KRISTOFFER RAASTED
Artist Kristoffer Raasted is educated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2018 with a supplementary MFA in art theory from the Institute of Artistic Research and exchange semesters at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and Faculdade de Belas-Artes Ulisboa, and an internship period at Issue Project Room in New York.Raasted conducts artistic research in the intersectional field between sound, performance, and installations and has commenced the practice-based PhD project at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in september 2020. The PhD stipend is granted by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and is organized in a collaboration between the University of Copenhagen and The Academy of Fine Arts.
Episode 3, Podcasts, part 1: Jan Stricker & Magnus Kaslov
Every Thursday for four weeks in February and March 2021, visual artist and PhD student at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Kristoffer Raasted, broadcasted live radio from Art Hub. The radio program, titled New Connections: Queering the Radio Voice, examines, among other things, the relationship between body and voice, especially our normative perceptions of which voices – anatomical as well as synthetic – are connected to which bodies. According to Kristoffer Raasted, podcasts produce very intimate spaces for listening and are a certain kind of material that can be intertwined and produced in many possible ways. The programs were initially broadcast via Art Hubs website and subsequently disseminated as podcasts.
ABOUT TESTING GROUND The project of Kristoffer Raasted is part of Art Hub’s program Testing Ground, which is a ‘test site’ that gives artistic researchers the opportunity to test ideas and methods in practice. A forum where artistic processes can meet and be tested in front of an audience or in front of colleagues. Here, the artist can qualify relevant themes and share his or her research in a new, experimental space, located between academic and artistic practice, between studio and exhibition space.
ABOUT KRISTOFFER RAASTED
Artist Kristoffer Raasted is educated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2018 with a supplementary MFA in art theory from the Institute of Artistic Research and exchange semesters at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and Faculdade de Belas-Artes Ulisboa, and an internship period at Issue Project Room in New York.Raasted conducts artistic research in the intersectional field between sound, performance, and installations and has commenced the practice-based PhD project at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in september 2020. The PhD stipend is granted by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and is organized in a collaboration between the University of Copenhagen and The Academy of Fine Arts.
Episode 2, Performativity, part 2: Heine Kjærgaard Klausen
Every Thursday for four weeks in February and March 2021, visual artist and PhD student at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Kristoffer Raasted, broadcasted live radio from Art Hub. The radio program, titled New Connections: Queering the Radio Voice, examines, among other things, the relationship between body and voice, especially our normative perceptions of which voices – anatomical as well as synthetic – are connected to which bodies. According to Kristoffer Raasted, podcasts produce very intimate spaces for listening and are a certain kind of material that can be intertwined and produced in many possible ways. The programs were initially broadcast via Art Hubs website and subsequently disseminated as podcasts.
ABOUT TESTING GROUND The project of Kristoffer Raasted is part of Art Hub’s program Testing Ground, which is a ‘test site’ that gives artistic researchers the opportunity to test ideas and methods in practice. A forum where artistic processes can meet and be tested in front of an audience or in front of colleagues. Here, the artist can qualify relevant themes and share his or her research in a new, experimental space, located between academic and artistic practice, between studio and exhibition space.
ABOUT KRISTOFFER RAASTED
Artist Kristoffer Raasted is educated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2018 with a supplementary MFA in art theory from the Institute of Artistic Research and exchange semesters at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and Faculdade de Belas-Artes Ulisboa, and an internship period at Issue Project Room in New York.Raasted conducts artistic research in the intersectional field between sound, performance, and installations and has commenced the practice-based PhD project at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in september 2020. The PhD stipend is granted by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and is organized in a collaboration between the University of Copenhagen and The Academy of Fine Arts.
Episode 2, Performativity, part 1: Sophie Dupont
Every Thursday for four weeks in February and March 2021, visual artist and PhD student at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Kristoffer Raasted, broadcasted live radio from Art Hub. The radio program, titled New Connections: Queering the Radio Voice, examines, among other things, the relationship between body and voice, especially our normative perceptions of which voices – anatomical as well as synthetic – are connected to which bodies. According to Kristoffer Raasted, podcasts produce very intimate spaces for listening and are a certain kind of material that can be intertwined and produced in many possible ways. The programs were initially broadcast via Art Hubs website and subsequently disseminated as podcasts.
ABOUT TESTING GROUND The project of Kristoffer Raasted is part of Art Hub’s program Testing Ground, which is a ‘test site’ that gives artistic researchers the opportunity to test ideas and methods in practice. A forum where artistic processes can meet and be tested in front of an audience or in front of colleagues. Here, the artist can qualify relevant themes and share his or her research in a new, experimental space, located between academic and artistic practice, between studio and exhibition space.
ABOUT KRISTOFFER RAASTED
Artist Kristoffer Raasted is educated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2018 with a supplementary MFA in art theory from the Institute of Artistic Research and exchange semesters at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and Faculdade de Belas-Artes Ulisboa, and an internship period at Issue Project Room in New York.Raasted conducts artistic research in the intersectional field between sound, performance, and installations and has commenced the practice-based PhD project at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in september 2020. The PhD stipend is granted by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and is organized in a collaboration between the University of Copenhagen and The Academy of Fine Arts.
Episode 1, Voices, part 2: Marcela Lucatelli
Every Thursday for four weeks in February and March 2021, visual artist and PhD student at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Kristoffer Raasted, broadcasted live radio from Art Hub. The radio program, titled New Connections: Queering the Radio Voice, examines, among other things, the relationship between body and voice, especially our normative perceptions of which voices – anatomical as well as synthetic – are connected to which bodies. According to Kristoffer Raasted, podcasts produce very intimate spaces for listening and are a certain kind of material that can be intertwined and produced in many possible ways. The programs were initially broadcast via Art Hubs website and subsequently disseminated as podcasts.
ABOUT TESTING GROUND The project of Kristoffer Raasted is part of Art Hub’s program Testing Ground, which is a ‘test site’ that gives artistic researchers the opportunity to test ideas and methods in practice. A forum where artistic processes can meet and be tested in front of an audience or in front of colleagues. Here, the artist can qualify relevant themes and share his or her research in a new, experimental space, located between academic and artistic practice, between studio and exhibition space.
ABOUT KRISTOFFER RAASTED
Artist Kristoffer Raasted is educated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2018 with a supplementary MFA in art theory from the Institute of Artistic Research and exchange semesters at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and Faculdade de Belas-Artes Ulisboa, and an internship period at Issue Project Room in New York.Raasted conducts artistic research in the intersectional field between sound, performance, and installations and has commenced the practice-based PhD project at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in september 2020. The PhD stipend is granted by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and is organized in a collaboration between the University of Copenhagen and The Academy of Fine Arts.
Episode 1, Voices, part 1: Katinka Fogh Vindelev & Marie Kølbæk Iversen
Every Thursday for four weeks in February and March 2021, visual artist and PhD student at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Kristoffer Raasted, broadcasted live radio from Art Hub. The radio program, titled New Connections: Queering the Radio Voice, examines, among other things, the relationship between body and voice, especially our normative perceptions of which voices – anatomical as well as synthetic – are connected to which bodies. According to Kristoffer Raasted, podcasts produce very intimate spaces for listening and are a certain kind of material that can be intertwined and produced in many possible ways. The programs were initially broadcast via Art Hubs website and subsequently disseminated as podcasts.
ABOUT TESTING GROUND The project of Kristoffer Raasted is part of Art Hub’s program Testing Ground, which is a ‘test site’ that gives artistic researchers the opportunity to test ideas and methods in practice. A forum where artistic processes can meet and be tested in front of an audience or in front of colleagues. Here, the artist can qualify relevant themes and share his or her research in a new, experimental space, located between academic and artistic practice, between studio and exhibition space.
ABOUT KRISTOFFER RAASTED
Artist Kristoffer Raasted is educated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2018 with a supplementary MFA in art theory from the Institute of Artistic Research and exchange semesters at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts and Faculdade de Belas-Artes Ulisboa, and an internship period at Issue Project Room in New York.Raasted conducts artistic research in the intersectional field between sound, performance, and installations and has commenced the practice-based PhD project at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in september 2020. The PhD stipend is granted by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and is organized in a collaboration between the University of Copenhagen and The Academy of Fine Arts.