Di 11.00 - 13.00 (Raum 11 Le, digital: BBB)

In this seminar we will examine the moving image and the laughing body’s potential to overturn our habitual course and change the order of things. We will look into situations in where bodies, images and sounds speak through unstable and unforeseen movements and encounters. How is this relevant today in a time with big data and algorithms? Like the sudden invasion of laughter that for a moment sets us off course, it explores ways in which we, organisms, bodies, technologies and environments communicate beyond instrumental language, subjectivity and reason, to experience what moving images and bodies can do and how they can teach us about the limits of our thinking. The seminar includes excursions, practical moments, screenings, and discussions, together and with invited guests.

Archive Seminar WiSe21/22

Our collective blog
username: nonknowledge
password: Matterings

!please bring something from your own work!

18.00 - 21.00 DER OFFENE MUND, Wetlands, Wetware and Hard drives - terrestrial vibrations

with Alice Peragine, Annika Larsson, Clara Midon, Jacopo Asam, Jodok Humm, Jori Kehn, Jun Long, Ki Bui, Maxime Chabal, Nina Gohl, SeoIn Song, Sojin Park, Soohyun Kim, Sophie Golly and Yuwen Huang.

at STUDIO PERAGINE, Versmannstraße 16, in HafenCity

Der Offene Mund is a series of events at HFBK Hamburg with students and invited guests, a room for performance, the moving image, sound, experimentation and socialization, initiated by Prof. Annika Larsson and done in the frame of the artistic research project Non-knowledge, Laughter & The Moving Image, in collaboration with HFBK Hamburg and RIA Stockholm with financial support from The Swedish Research Council.

No seminar

(see seminar connected activities on 8 June)

Screening of Trace Evidence, Susan Schuppli, 53’, UK, 2016,

Trace Evidence (2016)
The Trace Evidence video trilogy explores the geological, meteorological, and hydrological appearance of nuclear evidence secreted within the molecular arrangement of matter. It focuses upon three events: the unearthing of ancient nuclear reactors in Oklo in 1972; the discovery of Chernobyl’s airborne contaminates in Sweden in April 1986; and the 7600-kilometre, five-year journey of Caesium-137 from Fukushima-Daiichi through the waters of the Pacific Ocean to the west coast of Vancouver Island.

Susan Schuppli is an artist and researcher based in London whose work examines material evidence from war and conflict to environmental disasters. Current work explores the ways in which toxic ecologies from nuclear accidents and oil spills to the dark snow of the arctic are producing an “extreme image” archive of material wrongs. Creative projects have been exhibited throughout Canada, the US, Europe and Asia. She is Senior Lecturer and Deputy Director of the Centre for Research Architecture, Goldsmiths.

In Room 11 (Le)

11.00 - 13.00

Aliaxey Talstou, Inner meditative Sit-in, Collective Practice Performance

...among other things

A SMALL HAMBURG EXCURSION (two & two)
17 MAY 2022
11.00-13.00

Who wants to join to Agnes to A PLACE IN STADTPARK WHERE YOU CAN SWIM, Monika to the RAILWAYTRACK NEXT TO KUNSTVEREIN, Johanna to AUSWANDERERMUSEUM, Chae to PLANTEN UN BLOMEN or MASHA to a MOUNTAIN that rumors says should be somewhere in Hamburg?
To join sign up here:nonknowledge.webo.family/index.php/s/faEnnWwtqRa8ctF

So the idea for our 17 May Seminar is to team up two & two and explore a place in Hamburg together.
What do you see, hear, smell, feel, encounter? Compare and discuss with each-other, while there.

Non-knowledge, Laughter and The Moving Image is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83619234668?pwd=RTZSbnNHUW9VV0FUMWhKbUJCT3BmQT09

Meeting ID: 836 1923 4668
Passcode: 160509

Assignment until our meeting:
Please think of a place in Hamburg that you would like to visit.
(it could be a place you know well, that you only heard of but never been to or a place
that is totally unknown to you and that you would be curios to visit)
During our meeting you will present these sites to the rest of the group (with a word or a few words, with its address, or just by mentioning something about it). On 17th of May (11.00-13.00) we will explore some of these spaces two & two.

Imagine we are gathering 100 years from now.

We interact with an object or entity to communicate with the human and non human world.
What would this object or entity be, what would it be made of? How would we engage with it? How is it connected to our pasts and presents?

Please bring it with you. (as well as something to sit on)

Meetup place: HFBK Lerchenfeld entrence (outside)

Time: 11.00

Exhibition: I Offer You a Journey Without Direction, Uncertainty and No Sweet Conclusion.
With Hans Diernberger, Deniz Eroglu, Linda Nadji, Will Saunders, Adrian Williams, Helena Wittmann

Meet up point: Kunstverein Harburger Bahnhof
Time: 11.30.
Tobias Peper will introduce the exhibition to you. Please come in time!

How to go there: S-Bahn S3/S31 Richtung Harburg, Station: Harburg. The Kunstverein is located in the Waiting hall upstairs above Track 3 & 4.

Address:
Kunstverein Harburger Bahnhof
im Bahnhof über Gleis 3 & 4
Hannoversche Straße 85
21079 Hamburg