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SUMMARY:Curator's Tour with Eva Birkenstock and Holger Otten\, Co-Curators of the Exhibition "Illiberal Lives"
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/curators-tour-with-eva-birkenstock-and-holger-otten-co-curators-illiberal-lives/
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SUMMARY:KIMIKO
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/kimiko/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230713T183000
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SUMMARY:Artist talk with Mikołaj Sobczak\, artist of the exhibition "Illiberal Lives" (in German)
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/artist-talk-with-mikolaj-sobczak-artist-of-the-exhibition-illiberal-lives/
CATEGORIES:Event,Guided tour
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SUMMARY:Curator's tour with Holger Otten
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/curators-tour-with-holger-otten/
LOCATION:Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst Aachen
CATEGORIES:Event,Guided tour
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SUMMARY:"Keren Cytter Does Not Like to Share"  – Book launch and screening
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/book-launch-keren-cytter-does-not-like-to-share-by-mathilde-supe/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230504T183000
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SUMMARY:Explosions Near the Museum – Screening and Conversation
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/explosions-near-the-museum-screening-and-conversation/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230422T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230422T110000
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SUMMARY:Illiberal Lives  – Conversation with the curators and the artists
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/illiberal-lives-conversation-with-the-curators-together-and-the-artists/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Illiberal Lives
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/illiberal-lives/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Itinerant Afro-Diasporic Spiritual Technologies
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/lecture-by-gabi-ngcobo/
LOCATION:Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst Aachen
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230304T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230304T123000
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SUMMARY:Trajal Harrell
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/trajal-harrell/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230126T200000
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SUMMARY:Book Launch
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/book-launch/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221230T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221230T200000
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20221128T151454Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221208T125624Z
UID:33592-1672430400-1672430400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Beat the System! Festival - Pussy Riot
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/beat-the-system-festival-pussy-riot/
CATEGORIES:Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221201T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221201T180000
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20221025T153039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230111T081453Z
UID:33169-1669917600-1669917600@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Psychic Universe. Lecture by Patrizia Dander
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/psychic-universe-lecture-by-patrizia-dander/
CATEGORIES:Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221201
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221231
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20221128T140249Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221207T145121Z
UID:33598-1669852800-1672444799@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Beat the System! Festival at Musikbunker Aachen
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/beat-the-system-festival-at-musikbunker-aachen/
CATEGORIES:Event
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://ludwigforum.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/bts_typo-by-ddt2w.jpg
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260101
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20221207T133829Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241126T093834Z
UID:33578-1668643200-1767225599@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Training the Archive - Lab
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/training-the-archive-lab/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Workshop
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221119
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20221010T073903Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221010T074209Z
UID:32307-1668643200-1668815999@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Training the Archive – Conference on Art & Algorithms
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/training-the-archive-conference-on-art-algorithms/
CATEGORIES:Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221115T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20230423T000000
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20221021T152745Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230113T120848Z
UID:32619-1668470400-1682208000@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Palmípeda
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
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:20260701T051756
CREATED:20221019T100153Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230102T121633Z
UID:32486-1666537200-1707148800@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Öffentliche Führung
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/oeffentliche-fuehrung-3/
CATEGORIES:Guided tour
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221022T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221022T153000
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20221019T142840Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230405T125812Z
UID:32534-1666440000-1666452600@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Belkis Ayón. Matinée with Lectures by Cristina Vives and Yolanda Wood
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
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:20260701T051756
CREATED:20220829T083034Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230317T095149Z
UID:31266-1666396800-1678665599@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Belkis Ayón. Ya Estamos Aquí
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
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:20260701T051756
CREATED:20221024T114651Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221024T144638Z
UID:32590-1666310400-1666310400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Palmipeda
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/palmipeda/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221015
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230227
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20221007T092357Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240206T083503Z
UID:32240-1665792000-1677455999@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Oil painting. Michel Majerus in dialogue with the Ludwig Collection
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/oil-paintings-michel-majerus-in-dialogue-with-the-ludwig-collection/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221011T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20221011T150000
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20220902T074657Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220930T110452Z
UID:31596-1665482400-1665500400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Places to Peace
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/places-to-peace/
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220925T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220925T170000
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20220919T081249Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220919T083239Z
UID:31789-1664121600-1664125200@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Finissage with test-film screening
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/finissage-with-test-film-screening/
CATEGORIES:Event
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220924T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220924T110000
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
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:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
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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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220924
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230227
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20220722T122000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231123T115334Z
UID:30935-1663977600-1677455999@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Die Sein: Para Psychics
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/die-sein-para-psychics/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220625T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220626T180000
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20220518T094235Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220615T140112Z
UID:29749-1656180000-1656266400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Cold Summer
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
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:20260701T051756
CREATED:20221007T072922Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221007T082610Z
UID:32196-1656115200-1664150399@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Bad Words
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/bad-words-2/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220523
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220524
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20220523T142306Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220523T145052Z
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SUMMARY:The Letters of Rosemary & Bernadette Mayer\, 1976-1980
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/the-letters-of-rosemary-bernadette-mayer-1976-1980/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220519T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220519T180000
DTSTAMP:20260701T051756
CREATED:20220518T090551Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220518T090652Z
UID:29721-1652983200-1652983200@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Ludwigs neue Köpfe
DESCRIPTION:The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a studio visit with “Borderland Residencies” fellow Tini Aliman. During her three-month residency in Aachen\, the Singapore-based artist and sound designer started We All Have Been Had\, a new site-specific research project along her interest in forest networks\, spatial acoustics\, bio-music\, botanical histories\, and the variables of data translation through biodata sonification. On Tuesday\, November 28th\, 2023 from 6 pm\, she invites to a studio visit at the Ludwig Forum’s first floor where she will present her work-in-progress. In We All Have Been Had Tini Aliman is exploring interconnecting modes of mutating ecologies. She is ruminating the cultural\, social\, environmental and political spectrum of performative approaches towards sustainability and recultivation. Starting from the idea of the ecotone\, Tini Aliman developed a new site-specific work that reinterprets the relationships between space\, memory\, time\, environment and the senses\, while traversing the borderlands of the region. The performance is an accumulation of archiving ecotonal dissonances through site-specific acoustical signatures. It is an exercise with hopes to reflect diverse modes of engagement with the landscape and learnings from navigating pathways and way-finding and the dilemma of change-making. Since September 2023 the artist and sound designer Tini Aliman is a fellow at Ludwig Forum of the cross-border network program “Borderland Residencies”. “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. Tini Aliman works at the intersection of theater and film sound design\, live sound art performance\, installation and collaborative projects. Her works and performances have been presented at the National Gallery Singapore\, the NTU Center for Contemporary Art\, the Biennale Urbana in Caserma Pepe\, Venice\, the Singapore Art Museum and the SFMOMA\, among others.   Image: Tini Aliman\, We All Have Been Had\, Ludwig Forum Aachen 2023 © Tini Aliman.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/ludwigs-neue-koepfe/
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