• FIBER Weekends    special event
  • LFS2 by Mariska de Groot and Dieter Vandoren
  • De Brakke Grond in Amsterdam, Netherlands  Nes 45
  • From 30 November 2018 to 2 December 2018
  • 3rd Wandering Arts Biennial - ISELP    special event
  • All Bodies End in Silence - 8 videos by Davide Tidoni
  • ISELP in Brussels, Belgium  Boulevard de Waterloo, 31
  • 29 November 2018
    Hours: 18:00 - 19:30

    projection of the films in the presence of the artist

  • Beyond Music #1    special event
  • Volta by Yann Leguay
  • STUK in Leuven, Belgium  Naamsestraat 96
  • 28 November 2018
    Hours: from 20:00

    Laboratory for sound performances on the intersection between image, body and spatiality

    Programme:
    Aya Suzuki (JP) performs Nine Bells (1979) by Tom Johnson (try-out - short version)
    Yann Leguay (FR) - Volta (première)
    Cathy Van Eck (BE/NL) - Empty Chairs
    L’Ocelle Mare (FR)

  • Photophone Workshop/Re-enactement    workshop
  • by Aernoudt Jacobs
  • Beaux-Arts de Marseille — ESADMM in , France
  • From 26 November 2018 to 30 November 2018

    The Photophone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1880, four years later then the telephone. Dedicated to wireless remote oral communication, it is the first device using the light of the sun to transmit sound information. This principle of transforming light vibrations into acoustic vibrations has since allowed different evolutions. From sound/image synchronization in cinema at the end of the 1920s, to optical synthesis, and the advent of optical fibre in the high-speed transmissions of digital data, etc.

    How do we transform light into sound? Does the transition from optics to acoustics necessarily induce a synesthetic dimension? At a time when renewable energy issues are being addressed and central to environmental concerns, how do we question the solar energy from an artistic and mediated point of view? To answer these questions, the workshop will open up some ideas through a simple and experimental approach to transduction processes that will lead to individual and collective realizations of optoacoustic devices and remote re-enactements.