CC Audio – Copenhagen Contemporary's podcast. CC is Copenhagen’s international art center showing installation art created by world stars and new emerging talents. CC Audio is an audio encounter with selected works and artists showcased at CC.
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CC Audio – Copenhagen Contemporary's podcast. CC is Copenhagen’s international art center showing installation art created by world stars and new emerging talents. CC Audio is an audio encounter with selected works and artists showcased at CC.
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June 13, 2024
Audio Version (EN): The song is the call, and the land is calling
<p class="p1">The song is the call, and the land is calling presents the work of Palestinian artist duo Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme. Simultaneously on view across the two institutions – CC and the Glyptotek – the exhibition takes a deep dive into collective memory and the power of cultural expressions. Featuring both immersive video- and sound installations as well as sculptural archival displays, the artists present a body of works that unfold in the slippages between erasures and reappearances, dispossession and resistance, histories of colonialism and attempts at new livelihoods.</p> <p class="p1">On view at CC is a new site-specific iteration of three combined works: the multi-channel sound and video installation May amnesia never kiss us on the mouth: Only sounds that tremble through us, the sculptural installation Where the soil has been disturbed and the textile banner piece Low cloud hum.</p> <p class="p1">Collectively the works draw connections between narratives of struggle and shared dreams of liberation across different lands, histories and political contexts – focusing particularly on the radical and subversive resistance performed through song, dance and bodily movement.</p> <p class="p1">Through poetry and political thinking Abbas and Abou-Rahme explore how stories of collective resistance resonate in human history and contemporary cultures. Often referring to their works as ‘poetics of resistance’, the artists highlight their interest in how communities can mobilise hope and collectively foster new social potentials despite living with the consequences of oppressive political systems.</p> <p class="p3"> </p> <p class="p4">About Basel Abbas & Ruanne Abou-Rahme Basel Abbas (b. Nicosia, Cyprus, 1983) and Ruanne Abou-Rahme (b. Boston, USA, 1983) live and work between New York City, USA and Ramallah, Palestine. With backgrounds in sound and experimental film, the artists have developed an internationally renowned body of work that encompasses both video, sound, image, text, and performance practices.</p> <p class="p5"> </p> <p class="p4">CC \ Glyptoteket The song is the call, and the land is calling is the second exhibition in the three-year partnership program between CC and the Glyptotek. Titled Hosting Histories: Revisiting Cultural Heritage of the Middle East and Beyond the program revisits the cultural heritage of antiquity and its significance today.</p>
June 13, 2024
Audio Version (EN): May amnesia never kiss us on the mouth: Only sounds that tremble through us
<p class="p1">May amnesia never kiss us on the mouth: Only sounds that tremble through us is a multi-part research project examining how disintegrated communities bear witness to experiences of violence, loss, displacement and forced migration through performance. At CC, the work is presented as an immersive sound- and video installation consisting of three large video projections on freestanding walls and pulsating sounds.</p> <p class="p1">Since the early 2010s, Abbas and Abou-Rahme have collected online recordings of everyday people singing and dancing in communal spaces in Iraq, Palestine, Yemen and Syria. Accompanied by evocative sound compositions and poetic texts in both English and Arabic, the work brings these recordings together with new filmic performances created in collaboration with local dancers and musicians from Palestine. The work takes on the character of a fragmented storytelling in sound and images, interweaving disparate stories, lived experiences and rituals across different territories.</p> <p class="p1">The common denominator of these fractured communities is their efforts to resist their own erasure by laying claim to their right to self, space and collectivity. Zooming in on ephemeral bodily expressions and gestures, like singing or dancing, the artists pose the question: What significance lies in documenting sound and gesture through embodiment? In doing so, they point to the physical act of performance as a critical space for resilience and an ever-evolving repository of memory.</p>
June 13, 2024
Lydversion (DK): Where the soil has been disturbed + Low cloud hum
<p class="p1">Installationen Where the soil has been disturbed består af en serie fritstående, rustede stålpaneler og opsatser af betonmursten, hvorfra tørrede, skeletagtige planter stikker op. Billeder, tegninger, arkivnoter og printede screenshots af kunstnernes poesi er monteret på panelerne. Trykkene er arrangeret i overlappende konstellationer, der refererer til det digitale vindue på en computerskærm.</p> <p class="p1">Planterne i installationen er syriske tidsler; en plante, der er hjemmehørende i Palæstina. Af mange opfattes tidslen som en uønsket plante. Men for palæstinenserne har planten gennem lange tider fungeret som en kilde til vild mad og naturmedicin. Planten vokser ofte, hvor jorden er blevet ‘forstyrret’, og kan danne en næsten uigennemtrængelig barriere. Når tidslen dør og går i forrådnelse, vender dens næringsstoffer tilbage til jorden og giver næring til andre former for frø og vegetation, der ligger skjult i jorden. For kunstnerne symboliserer tidslen hårdførhed og modstandskraft i forskellige former.</p> <p class="p1">Over installationen hænger værket Low cloud hum - en serie lette tekstilbannere med mættede billeder af planter. Hævet over gulvet og svajende i luften gentager de farvepaletten i de nærliggende videoprojektioner.</p>
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