Foto (c): Liesa Flaser


Saatgut ist die Grundlage unserer Ernährung und damit auch für den Fortbestand unserer Gesellschaften. Wenn wir uns zukünftig trotz Klimawandel und Ressourcenverknappungen gut und selbstbestimmt ernähren können wollen, brauchen wir eine große Vielfalt samenfester Kulturpflanzensorten, die wir an die sich verändernden Umweltbedingungen anpassen können.

Um dazu einen Beitrag zu leisten und damit wir uns beim Gärtnern an einer wachsenden Vielfalt erfreuen können, tauschen und schenken wir samenfestes (= sortenrein vermehrbares) Saatgut verschiedenster Gemüse, Kräuter, Heilpflanzen und Blumen. Sortenerhalter*innen, die auf Einnahmen zur Aufrechterhaltung ihrer Arbeit angewiesen sind, heben angemessene Aufwandsentschädigungen ein.

Bitte bringt (wenn vorhanden) Samen aus eurem eigenen Anbau zum Verschenken und Tauschen mit.

Der Eintritt ist frei! Freiwillige Unkostenbeiträge für die Organisation des Festes sind sehr willkommen! Keine Anmeldung notwendig!

Kontakt für Presse und Anfragen: Michael Flechl

For the impuls Academy 2019 Simon Løffler offers a Special Program not only for composers, but also musicians, performers, sound- and multimedia-artists, organized as Workshop and Laboratory for experimentation as well as realization of individual (and possibly also group-) projects. Artistic approaches integrating aspects such as visual, performative, installative, … , or also electronically driven ones, will be paid particular attention and open up new perspectives also for the core of the composition process itself. Besides, the role-model of a composer in a traditional sense might be questioned and composers find themselves again as part of a collegue's work and its realization. Thus also the topic of collaboration and teamworking will be touched, last but not least by sharing time, space, infrastructure, ideas and know-how amongst others.
The program is designed as group activity leading towards a final presentation of the process and works developed.
 
Selected participants:
Asia Ahmetjanova, Martin Rane Bauck, Jacobo Hernández Enríquez, Asli Kobaner, Deok-Vin Lee, Yukari Misawa, Eduardo Partida, Yui Sakagoshi,
Laura Shipsey, Marta Sniady

Präsentation:
Di, 19.02, 21:30, Hauptraum, Eintritt frei

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Simon Løffler, born in Denmark/Copenhagen in 1981, works with novel instrumental constructions, from the mechanical to the animalistic to the hyper primitive, and a lot of other stuff. Recent work has been focused on integrating human performers and animal replicas.
Løffler studied Composition with Bent Sørensen, Hans Abrahamsen and Niels Rosing-Schow at The Royal Danish Academy of Music. Further studies with Wolfgang Heiniger at Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler, Berlin, and Simon Steen-Andersen at The Royal Academy of Music in Aarhus.
Additionally he studied in the one-year program A.PASS (advanced performance and scenography studies), in Brussels.
Since 2017 he has been a lecturer in Composition at the Royal Danish Academy of Music.
www.simonloeffler.dk

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