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Contemporary art radio by M HKA

Contemporary art radio by M HKA

By M HKA

Art is not only to be seen, but also to be heard, felt and experienced. This series of contemporary art podcasts will prove just this. Produced by M HKA, a museum for contemporary art, film and visual culture in its widest sense. Located in Antwerp, Belgium.

Aspiring to play a leading role in Flanders and to extend its international profile by building upon Antwerp's avant-garde tradition, MHKA aims to offer a varied programme of exhibitions and events that expands beyond the boundaries of its museum walls.

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Rain over Curtains’ blues (for Hanne) by Felicia Atkinson

Contemporary art radio by M HKAAug 22, 2021

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Happy Hour with Steven Warwick and Hanne Lippard

Happy Hour with Steven Warwick and Hanne Lippard

As part of Contact Mood Share by Hanne Lippard
Superhost 2021

Aired on NTS 30.11.21, 12 AM CET
From December available on all major listening apps
Organised by M HKA
In collaboration with NTS

The Contact Mood Share project developed by Hanne Lippard in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Antwerp, is a three-part programme focusing on language, especially the vocabulary and semiology that comes with particular social changes and developments. Each edition is an opportunity to introduce different artistic practices and guests. The last season titled Share dedicates its time and space to the interconnectedness of humanity happening both consciously and unconsciously, be it via memes or money. The word share holds a diversity of meanings and evokes contradictory emotions; it belongs both to the world of finance as well as socialist communities, its aim being to divide a larger part into smaller fragments. Technology has pushed the idea of sharing into hyperdrive, enabling us to share our time and existence via data, especially through images both moving and still.

Following the audio compilation for season Contact and Mood, MHKA presents the last sound piece created in relation to the season Share produced together with artist and musician Steven Warwick.


Hanne Lippard and Steven Warwick have been collaborating with each other for the last decade, reciprocating offers to work in the others performance or shows, starting with Steven inviting Hanne to read at his exhibition at Kinderhook & Caracas in Berlin and working across a wide range of media, such as records, video, telling jokes on April Fools day, diaristic correspondences in Switzerland, plays, art prizes etc.
Share is a selected documentation of these collaborations including a performance Autoreply (2016) in Rapperswill of missed connections w piano accompaniment, each person alternating between reading and playing, a play "The Public Image" (2015) performed in Berlin featuring spoken word by Warwick, acted by Lippard. Music of Warwick's music project Heatsick including Lippard's narration on "Re-engineering" and a video she made for the track Mimosa (both 2013) plus related material.


Steven Warwick is an artist, writer, and musician living and working in Berlin. His practice is paradigmatic of an interdisciplinary approach that encompasses theatre-making, social dramaturgy and composition along with art, music and writing. His work is disseminated on a multitude of platforms including records, galleries, nightclubs, publications and the Internet. Across these contexts, Warwick creates assemblages of performance, image, sound and language that speak to the ways in which ideologies construct and inhabit spaces, online and offline – from co-working spaces to clubs, television shows and online chat rooms.


'Contact Mood Share' is generously supported by the Office for Contemporary Art Norway (OCA), with additional support from the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Brussels.

Dec 01, 202158:58
Rain over Curtains’ blues (for Hanne) by Felicia Atkinson

Rain over Curtains’ blues (for Hanne) by Felicia Atkinson

A sound piece by Felicia Atkinson

As part of Contact Mood Share project by Hanne Lippard

Superhost 2021

Aired on NTS at 20 August, 9.00 - 10.00 am CET

From August available on all major listening apps

Organised by M HKA

In collaboration with  NTS

The Contact Mood Share project developed by Hanne Lippard in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Antwerp, is a three-part programme focusing on language, especially the vocabulary and semiology that comes with particular social changes and developments.

The Mood season dedicates its time and space to the vague invisible but nevertheless tangible presence of emotions, both collective and individual, in a body, a room, or a state. To be in a mood is to be in a state. The state might also have a mood, because the people that belong to the state are in a mood, and moods easily transfer and create distinctive social spheres where one might feel a belonging or a lack thereof. A mood has an invisible but pervasive presence, like muzak in the mall or heavy perfume trapped within a tiny elevator.

Following the compilation for season Contact, MHKA presents a new sound piece in relation to season Mood:  Rain over Curtains’ blues (for Hanne) composed by the artist and musician Felicia Atkinson.

Félicia Atkinson is the latest in a long line of artists to tackle deep listening practices both musical and visual. Her music explores the tension and tranquility between whisper-quiet sounds and searing noise, as she overlays her own words, field recordings, acoustic instruments and subtle electronics. After a run of lauded albums on her own Shelter Press imprint, as well as a collaboration album with New York's Jefre Cantu-Ledesma, Atkinson most recently released 'Echo’, on Boomkat a low-key collection of homespun piano improvisations.

Aug 22, 202101:02:26
A CONSTANT OF FEELINGS

A CONSTANT OF FEELINGS

Programme of audio works selected by Hanne Lippard


As part of Contact Mood Share


Works by: Paul Arámbula, Laurel Halo, David Hofstra and Lynne Tillman, Karl Holmqvist, Dorothy Iannone, Alison Knowles, Hanne Lippard, Armin Lorenz Gerold, Luzie Meyer, Ania Nowak, Claudia Pagès, Sue Tompkins


Friday 23 April 2021

Aired on Montez Radio at 19:00 (CET)


From 24 April available on all major listening apps


Superhost 2021


Organised by M HKA / In collaboration with Montez Radio


The Contact Mood Share project developed by Hanne Lippard in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Antwerp, is a three-part programme focusing on language, especially the vocabulary and semiology that comes with particular social changes and developments.


The Contact season dedicates its time and space to what might touch or connect one body to another, virtually as well as physically. As part of the Contact season, Hanne Lippard has prepared a programme of audio works titled A CONSTANT OF FEELINGS related to the notion of ‘contact’. The playlist will air on Friday 23 April 2021 in collaboration with Montez Radio. The selection provides a unique listening experience of soundscapes and language-based performances by means of texts, songs and poems, giving the floor to artists, writers and musicians from different generations.


The Contact Mood Share project by Hanne Lippard is part of Superhost; a programme investing in a yearlong relationship between an artist or a collective practice, the museum and its participating communities, and supporting the production of artworks, performative or discursive creations. The Superhost project is curated by Anne-Claire Schmidt and Joanna Zielińska.


Contact Mood Share is generously supported by the Office for Contemporary Art Norway (OCA), with additional support from the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Brussels.


List of works and credits (in order of appearance):


Sue Tompkins, RAID/TURNOVER, 2015 . Courtesy of the Artist,The Modern Institute/ Toby Webster Ltd., Glasgow and Voidoid Archive Records. 3:20 min.


Luzie Meyer, Gesture, 2016. 6 min.


Ania Nowak, To the Aching Parts! (Manifesto), 2019, HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Berlin Text, performance: Ania Nowak. Advice: Julia Rodríguez, Justyna Stasiowska. 12 min.


Alison Knowles, Nivea Cream Piece, 1962. Premiered November 25th, 1962 at Alle Szenen Theater, Copenhagen, at Fluxus Festival. 5:21 min.


Hanne Lippard, Sanctuary, 2013. 2:14 min.


Claudia Pagès. Harry Potter. Emissions, Fools & Care (Talk Trouble). Music Production Alex Clavera. 2017. 4:13.


Paul Arámbula, Walk through this world with me (1 ep. a fragment), 2019. 3:44 min.


Dorothy Iannone, EWIG GRÜN, 1975. Published by Daniel Löwenbrück / Tochnit Aleph, Berlin in 2015 as a 12“ Vinyl LP in an edition of 300 copies. 15:42 min.


Armin Lorenz Gerold, A passage from ‘Conversations with my soul’ found in ’Surge’ by Etel Adnan, 2020. 2:38 min.


David Hofstra and Lynne Tillman, Tell the story. Just another asshole #5, 1981. 49 sec.


Karl Holmqvist, CALL YOUR GIRLFRIEND, 2020. 3:45.


Laurel Halo, Years, 2012. 2:52 min.

Apr 23, 202101:07:29
A CONSTANT OF FEELINGS Programme of audio works selected by Hanne Lippard TRAILER

A CONSTANT OF FEELINGS Programme of audio works selected by Hanne Lippard TRAILER

TRAILER

Programme of audio works selected by Hanne Lippard


As part of Contact Mood Share


Works by: Paul Arámbula, Laurel Halo, David Hofstra and Lynne Tillman, Karl Holmqvist, Dorothy Iannone, Alison Knowles, Hanne Lippard, Armin Lorenz Gerold, Luzie Meyer, Ania Nowak, Claudia Pagès, Sue Tompkins


Friday 23 April 2021


Aired on Montez Radio at 19:00 (CET)

From 24 April available on all major listening apps


Superhost 2021


Organised by M HKA

In collaboration with Montez Radio


The Contact Mood Share project developed by Hanne Lippard in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Antwerp, is a three-part programme focusing on language, especially the vocabulary and semiology that comes with particular social changes and developments.


Hanne Lippard has prepared a programme of audio works titled A CONSTANT OF FEELINGS related to the notion of ‘contact’. The playlist will air on Friday 23 April 2021 in collaboration with Montez Radio. The selection provides a unique listening experience of soundscapes and language-based performances by means of texts, songs and poems, giving the floor to artists, writers and musicians from different generations.

Apr 20, 202100:15