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SUMMARY:Illiberal Lives  – Conversation with the curators and the artists
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/illiberal-lives-conversation-with-the-curators-together-and-the-artists/
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SUMMARY:Illiberal Lives
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/illiberal-lives/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Itinerant Afro-Diasporic Spiritual Technologies
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/lecture-by-gabi-ngcobo/
LOCATION:Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst Aachen
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SUMMARY:Trajal Harrell
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/trajal-harrell/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Book Launch
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/book-launch/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Beat the System! Festival - Pussy Riot
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/beat-the-system-festival-pussy-riot/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221201T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221201T180000
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SUMMARY:Psychic Universe. Lecture by Patrizia Dander
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/psychic-universe-lecture-by-patrizia-dander/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Beat the System! Festival at Musikbunker Aachen
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/beat-the-system-festival-at-musikbunker-aachen/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Training the Archive - Lab
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/training-the-archive-lab/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Workshop
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221119
DTSTAMP:20260504T132436
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SUMMARY:Training the Archive – Conference on Art & Algorithms
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/training-the-archive-conference-on-art-algorithms/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Palmípeda
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/palmipeda-2/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221023T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240205T160000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20221019T100153Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230102T121633Z
UID:32486-1666537200-1707148800@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Öffentliche Führung
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/oeffentliche-fuehrung-3/
CATEGORIES:Guided tour
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221022T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221022T153000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20221019T142840Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230405T125812Z
UID:32534-1666440000-1666452600@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Belkis Ayón. Matinée with Lectures by Cristina Vives and Yolanda Wood
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/belkis-ayon-matinee-with-lectures-by-cristina-vives-and-yolanda-woo/
CATEGORIES:Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221022
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230313
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220829T083034Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230317T095149Z
UID:31266-1666396800-1678665599@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Belkis Ayón. Ya Estamos Aquí
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/belkis-ayon-ya-estamos-aqui/
LOCATION:Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst Aachen
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221021T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221021T000000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20221024T114651Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221024T144638Z
UID:32590-1666310400-1666310400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Palmipeda
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/palmipeda/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221015
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230227
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20221007T092357Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240206T083503Z
UID:32240-1665792000-1677455999@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Oil painting. Michel Majerus in dialogue with the Ludwig Collection
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/oil-paintings-michel-majerus-in-dialogue-with-the-ludwig-collection/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221011T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221011T150000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220902T074657Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220930T110452Z
UID:31596-1665482400-1665500400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Places to Peace
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/places-to-peace/
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220925T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220925T170000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220919T081249Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220919T083239Z
UID:31789-1664121600-1664125200@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Finissage with test-film screening
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/finissage-with-test-film-screening/
CATEGORIES:Event
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220924T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220924T110000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220901T080116Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220919T151515Z
UID:31320-1664017200-1664017200@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Book launch with conversational tour with Kerstin Brätsch\, Kerstin Stakemeier and Eva Birkenstock
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/booklaunch-with-conversational-tour-with-kerstin-braetsch-kerstin-stakemeier-and-eva-birkenstock/
LOCATION:Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst Aachen
CATEGORIES:Event,Guided tour
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220924
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230227
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220722T122000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231123T115334Z
UID:30935-1663977600-1677455999@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Die Sein: Para Psychics
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/die-sein-para-psychics/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220625T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220626T180000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220518T094235Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220615T140112Z
UID:29749-1656180000-1656266400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Cold Summer
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/cold-summer/
CATEGORIES:Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220625
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220926
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20221007T072922Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221007T082610Z
UID:32196-1656115200-1664150399@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Bad Words
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/bad-words-2/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220523
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220524
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220523T142306Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220523T145052Z
UID:29835-1653264000-1653350399@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:The Letters of Rosemary & Bernadette Mayer\, 1976-1980
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/the-letters-of-rosemary-bernadette-mayer-1976-1980/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220519T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220519T180000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220518T090551Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220518T090652Z
UID:29721-1652983200-1652983200@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Ludwigs neue Köpfe
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/ludwigs-neue-koepfe/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220519T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220519T160000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220518T085851Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230321T163631Z
UID:29720-1652976000-1652976000@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:„Learning to look“ - Öffentliche Führung mit Eva Birkenstock\, Alexander Markschies und Max Kerner
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/learning-to-look-oeffentliche-fuehrung-mit-eva-birkenstock-alexander-markschies-und-max-kerner/
CATEGORIES:Guided tour
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220515T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220515T170000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220510T100247Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220512T074643Z
UID:29690-1652608800-1652634000@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:International Museum Day
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/international-museum-day/
CATEGORIES:Event,Guided tour,Workshop
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220507
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220509
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220420T090538Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220505T094322Z
UID:29133-1651881600-1652054399@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:„Asynchronicity – symposium-like-gathering"
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/asynchronicity-symposium-like-gathering/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220501T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220501T170000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220421T132030Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220421T133252Z
UID:29251-1651399200-1651424400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:01.05. Sparda-Day: One Day in May
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/01-05-sparda-day/
CATEGORIES:Event,Guided tour,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220501T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220501T170000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220414T141530Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220429T115634Z
UID:29339-1651399200-1651424400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Sparda Day
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/sparda-day/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220428T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220428T183000
DTSTAMP:20260504T132437
CREATED:20220420T110918Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221114T161014Z
UID:29172-1651170600-1651170600@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:“Rosemary Mayer and Donna Dennis: Beginnings on the Cusp of the 1970s New York City”
DESCRIPTION:Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to be part of the transnational network program Borderland Residencies for the first time this year. In addition to providing financial support for the scholarships\, short-term artistic interventions and co-productions\, the program also offers the opportunity to all fellows for professional and transnational networking\, for deepening their own artistic practice\, and opportunities to present work throughout the Euregion. As the first fellow of this cooperation between Ludwig Forum Aachen and Borderland Residencies\, we are pleased to welcome the sound artist and designer Tini Aliman from Singapore to Ludwig Forum Aachen. During her three-months stay in Aachen\, the artist will focus on her ongoing research interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and the variables of data translations via biodata sonification. Drawing from the idea and image of ecotone – the transitional area between two ecosystems –\, Aliman will explore the borderlands of the region and develop a new site-specific work reimagining the relationships across space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses. Tini Aliman is a Singepore-based sound artist and designer who works at the intersection of theatre and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her research interests include but are not limited to forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories and thevariables of data translations via biodata sonification. She has been involved in projects\, performances and exhibitions presented at National Gallery Singapore\, NTU Center forContemporary Art\, Biennale Urbana at Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, Singapore Art Museum and SFMOMA. Nov 28 2023\, 6 pm\, 1st floorStudio Visit and Performance “We All Have Been Had” by Tini Aliman Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. For more information about the Borderland Residencies please visit https://borderland-residencies.eu
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/rosemary-mayer-and-donna-dennis-beginnings-on-the-cusp-of-the-1970s-new-york-city/
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