The New Alphabet

2019—2022

Is it possible to imagine an overabundance of multifarious fields of languages, knowledge production, and learning practices beyond one universal matrix? Can common reference points and collective action be enabled without monopolistic force? How can knowledge be both situated and globally relevant?

To project

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Agnès Gayraud: The Hyper-Appearance of Music (Englisch)

English original version Lecture

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::vtol:: destructor

Sound installation

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Isabel Lewis, Peter Kirn: Looking at Music: After the Laptop Performance

English original version Talks, panel

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Rebecca Fiebrink, Peter Kirn: Looking at Music: After the Laptop Performance

English original version Talks, Panel

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Rebecca Fiebrink, Lars TCF Holdhus, Isabel Lewis, Olivia Jack, Peter Kirn: Looking at Music

English original version Talks, panel

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Lars TCF Holdhus, Peter Kirn: Looking at Music: After the Laptop Performance

English original version Talks, panel

Video – 0:28:28

Liz Pelly, Tobi Müller: Soundtracking Every Moment: Music as Data

English original version Talk

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Maria Eriksson, Tobi Müller: Soundtracking Every Moment: Music as Data

English original version Talk

Video – 0:28:08

Robert Prey, Tobi Müller: Soundtracking Every Moment: Music as Data (Englisch)

English original version Talk

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Politics of the Dance Floor: Reset | On Music

The producer, performer and astrophysicist houaïda speaks with the founder of an independent communications agency Melissa Taylor, the label manager Nicky Böhm and the DJ and musicologist He Zhao about social change and the responsibility of the dance community. English original version Podcast, December 2020