A weekend programme of new music, sound, film, and discussion, exploring how the contemporary arts can help us better relate to risk and warning.
Featuring a new collaboration between Valentina Magaletti and Aura Satz, and a newly commissioned audio work by Mark Titchner.
How do our senses help us find poetry in moments of uncertainty and urgency? A weekend programme exploring touch, multisensoriality and rhythm in our universe of warnings, with live performances and a workshop.
Featuring new performances and contributions by Valentina Magaletti, Aura Satz, Mark Titchner, Ximena Alarcon-Diáz, Kyle Keane, Amina Abbas Nazari, Carina Fearnley, Ilan Kelman, James Saunders and Holly Thomas.
The programme activates and displays a collection of conceptual artworks, artistic scores, protest materials and public warning systems curated by Francesca Cavallo and Irene Revell (which will be available to view in the Reading Room).
Tickets are now available for the Friday evening performance, featuring a new collaboration between Valentina Magaletti and Aura Satz.
Further details about the Saturday workshop will be announced soon. To register your interest in booking a place for the workshop, please contact Phil.Owen@arnolfini.org.uk.
Funded by the AHRC ‘Scoring Warnings’ project, a collaboration between the Royal College of Art, University of the Arts London’s Creative Research into Sound Arts Practice (CRiSAP), University College London’s Warning Research Centre (WRC), the Global Network of Civil Society Organisations for Disaster Reduction (GNDR), Tate Modern, East Gallery, Arnolfini, Hangar Barcelona and more.