The Guaranty podcast is an initiative of Campus Gegenwart, the centre for the contemporary at the University of Music and the Performing Arts in Stuttgart. Each week, we collect ideas, thoughts and reflections on our current moment, looking at music, design and the performing and visual arts through an interdisciplinary lens.The podcast takes its name from Louise Bourgeois’ 2000 drawing “Art is the Guaranty of Sanity.”
6. The Dust that Accumulates: Jonathan Burrows, Paula Scheschonka & Olia Lialina
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The Dust that Accumulates: Jonathan Burrows, Paula Scheschonka & Olia Lialina
How do our bodies negotiate spaces in these new times? Jennifer Walshe talks with the renowned choreographer Jonathan Burrows about how to develop physical work over Zoom; with HMDK Mediensprechen student Paula Scheschonka about all things voice and speaking through a mask; and with Olia Lialina, net artist and Professor of New Media at the Merz Akademie, about finding joy in life online.
Read more about Jonathan Burrows here: http://www.jonathanburrows.info/
Read about Paula Scheschonka’s Kunst Lotterie performances here: https://kuenstlerstadt-kalbe.de/index.php/kunstlotterie
Explore Olia Lialina’s online world here: http://art.teleportacia.org/
29 Jan 2021
5. Everything is Cancelled (Again): Elaine Mitchener & Laure M. Hiendl
In October, Elaine Mitchener & Laure M. Hiendl arrived in Donaueschingen, days before what should have been the premiere of Elaine’s project On Being Human as Praxis, only to find the festival was cancelled. Jennifer Walshe speaks with Elaine and Laura about adjusting expectations, how they found inspiration in the writings of feminist cultural theorist Sylvia Winter, and collaborating across timezones.
Listen to Laure M. Hiendl’s “White Radiance (The Brand Name)” from On Being Human as Praxis, performed by Elaine Mitchener, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jz8JutrSsEY&list=UUppvFdyLmTOYJ3xa1c5fJuw&index=14
More about Elaine Mitchener here: https://www.elainemitchener.com/
More about Laure M. Hiendl here: https://www.lauremhiendl.com/
9 Dec 2020
4. Schauspielausbildung und Theater unter Bedingungen von Corona: Ein Gespräch mit Frederik Zeugke
Wie wirkt sich Corona auf Theater und Schauspielausbildung aus? Kann man sich internationalisieren ohne ständig zu reisen und was können wir gerade jetzt vom Theater lernen? Über diese und weitere Fragen spricht Judith Siegmund mit Frederik Zeugke. Frederik arbeitet an der HMDK Stuttgart im Bereich Schauspiel und ist verantwortlich für Theorie des Theaters und Dramaturgie.
3 Aug 2020
3. ABK RUNDGANG 2020: eine Unterhaltung im Freien, eine Ausstellung auf eBay und einem Spielplatz
Wie können wir Kunst machen und ausstellen während einer Pandemie? Welche Chancen ergeben sich aus einer Ausstellung im öffentlichen und digitalen Raum? Wie gehen wir mit Zweifel um und wie fühlt es sich an mit Kunst zu schlafen?
Uber diese und weitere Fragen spricht Gabriel Hensche mit den Studierenden Julia Schmutz, Rebecca Thrum, Evangelia Ntouni und Clarissa Kassai, die mit ihren Arbeiten beim diesjährigen Rundgang der Stuttgarter Kunstakademie vertreten sind.
Infos zum Rundgang und den Gästen gibt es unter: https://rundgang.abk.live/
21 Jul 2020
2. “A New Verse of ‘Imagine’”: Interview with Timothy Morton
This week, Jennifer Walshe talks to to the philosopher Timothy Morton about their thoughts on the pandemic, and how it intersects with a wide range of topics including climate change, “care wear” and John Lennon’s “Imagine.”
Tim is the Rita Shea Guffey Chair in English at Rice University, in Houston, Texas, and the author of many books including Hyperobjects: Philosophy and Ecology after the End of the World; Realist Magic: Objects, Ontology, Causality and most recently Being Ecological. Tim has collaborated with many artists and musicians including Olafur Eliasson, Laurie Anderson and Björk. Full disclosure: Tim and Jen collaborated on an opera called TIME TIME TIME last year.
Follow Tim here https://twitter.com/the_eco_thought or read more of his work on his blog here http://ecologywithoutnature.blogspot.com/
13 Jul 2020
1. Everything is Cancelled: Andra Darzins, Jana Luksts & Thomas Schäfer
Cancelled gigs, closed universities, stranded students - how do we keep making music in challenging times? Jennifer Walshe speaks to Andra Darzins, professor of viola at the University of Music and the Performing Arts, about the pros and cons of teaching online; Jana Luksts, a pianist and MA student who is currently stranded in NYC and meditating on what a slow-down might bring to music; and Thomas Schäfer, the director of the Internationales Musikintitut Darmstadt, who had to take the unprecedented decision to cancel this year’s Summer Courses.
More about Andra Darzins here: https://www.andradarzins.com/en/biography
Listen to Jana Luksts performing here: https://www.janaluksts.com/sssssh-piano
Read the IMD’s official statement on the postponement here: https://internationales-musikinstitut.de/en/ferienkurse/ueber/info/
Find out about Campus Gegenwart here: https://campusgegenwart.de/
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