| Kiasma : " Tension " Barock 24 mai 2008 - 287 sec
Kiasma : " Tension " Barock 24 mai 2008
Auteur : guikiasma
Tags: Kiasma Tension Barock 24 mai 2008 rock concert live musique kiasmamusic
 | | Kiasma : " Envie d'ailleurs " Barock 24 mai 2008 - 202 sec
Kiasma : " Envie d'ailleurs " Barock 24 mai 2008
Auteur : guikiasma
Tags: Kiasma Envie d'ailleurs envie ailleurs Barock 24 mai 2008 rock concert live musique kiasmamusic
| | Silent Survivors - 411 sec
Physical music theatre performance feat. Minna Hilke, Tatu Hämäläinen, Jukka Peltola, Terhi Suorlahti and Heidi Syrjäkari
Auteur : KuritonCompany
Tags:Kuriton Company experimental music theatre finland kiasma helsinki heidi syrjäkari syrjakari terhi suorlahti
| | ARSe 06 - 162 sec
I used my new camcorder for the very first time, me and my cousin Sofia went to Kiasma (the modern art museum in Helsinki) for the very first time together, and so this little video was born. ._. I've never made music videos before as you can see. The rights of the art that you'll see in teh video certainly don't belong to me. I'm not even sure if it was permitted to film in Kiasma. Too late to wonder that tho... MWHAHAHAAA!! The song is by umm... Del Shannon.
Auteur : palapeli
Tags:Kiasma
| | helsinki - 248 sec
helsinki, finland with my dear jasmin
it was inspiring
Auteur : goldensheer
Tags: helsinki finland street music kiasma art lakes trees red hot chilli peppers tero toivanen holiday suomi
| | Children of Europa - Helsinki - 409 sec
Celia and Peter, researchers at Demos, spent a week at video workshops running at Kiasma museum of contemporary art in February.
Here is a short video about the trip.
For more information:
www.demos.co.uk/projects/childrenofeuropa
www.strangerfestival.com
Music by Astrid Swan, from her album Spartan Picnic (http://www.astridswan.com/).
Auteur : DemosTV
Tags: thinktank demos stranger strangerfestival kiasma
| | Disinformation "Stargate" - 59 sec
Disinformation "Stargate" - recording of "Type 2" solar noise storm (released as the title track to the Disinformation "Stargate" LP published by Ash International in 1996) which recently featured on the BBC Radio 4 programme "Broadcasting House" (original duration 20 minutes, headphones recommended). The audible phenomenon is produced by Coronal Mass Ejections - plasma bursts on the surface of the sun, associated with sunpots and solar flares, which excite radio-emissions that manifest on terrestrial shortwave radio.
Because of its obvious similarity to the sound of rolling surf, this phenomenon is sometimes referred to as the "seashore effect". Sci-fi author JG Ballard wrote (in the commentary to "The Atrocity Exhibition" published in 1990) that "a huge volume of radio signals reach this planet from space... the hope remains that one day we will decode them, and find... a spontaneously generated choral music, a naive electromagnetic architecture, the primitive syntax of a philosophical system... as reassuring as the pattern of waves on a beach".
"Stargate" was exhibited at The Foundry in London (Oct-Nov 2006) and as a massive 3-dimensional sound installation at Kiasma, Helsinki (Feb-March 2001), alongside work by John Wynne, Jem Finer (of The Pogues), Patrick Kosk, Mikko Masaalo, Oivind Weingaarde and David Cunningham (of The Flying Lizards) - having a significant influence on Jem's later work (Jem and his collaborator Ansuman Biswas first met Disinformation and heard Disinformation VLF and radioastronomy exhibits at Hull Time Based Arts in 1999). "Stargate" was also exhibited at Event gallery, London in March 2006, and recently presented at the Open Ear event at Canterbury Christ Church University, and at Another Roadside Attraction, Goldsmiths College and Shunt Vaults in London. Unlike virtually all Sci-Art projects that (after this original) explored similar imagery, "Stargate" is a literally no-budget, totally DIY project - realised with miniscule resources, using entirely borrowed equipment, without any institutional support or funding, and without any help from professional scientists.
This material was also reissued as a track on the "R&D2" CD released by Ash International in 1997, and remixes by Chris and Cosey, People Like Us (Vicki Bennett) and Mark Poysden appear on the "Antiphony" double CD. The most recent reissue appears as a soundtrack to the film "Brilliant Noise" by Semiconductor, released on the "Worlds in Flux" DVD by Fatcat Records in 2007 (where the original Disinformation track appears alongside work by Max Richter, The Twilight Sad, Christian Vogel, Ensemble, Robert Hampson, Iris Garrelfs, Antenna Farm, Our Brother the Native, Gaeoudjiparl and Thomas Dimuzio). The "Stargate" title is intended as a self-evident homage to the film of the same name, and to the track "A Gate Into The Stars" by Japanese composer Somei Satoh. Thanks to Knut Aufermann for help with one of the mixes, and special thanks for the Kiasma show to John Wynne, Michael Madsen and to Rita Leppiniemi. Special thanks to Mike Harding for releasing the original LP.
More detail about "Stargate" can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HEoLm7Zhgs
More info about the Kiasma show can be found at http://kopenhagen.dk/fileadmin/oldsite/presse/presse2001/kiasmalydpresse.htm
See also http://www.strangeattractor.co.uk/shoppe/shop_disinformation.html
Auteur : JHLKJHLKHLK
Tags: Disinformation Magnetic Movie NASA Space Sciences Laboratory Stargate UC Berkeley Semiconductor Films Jade Hamilton Dana Centre Ruth Jarman Joe Gerhardt BBC Radio Broadcasting House Culture Show Arts Catalyst Arnolfini Bristol Kiasma Helsinki Fatcat Records SightSonic Sight Sonic York Fabrica Brighton Watershed Media Lab Boemlauwebas Ascarida Caleaflo LA Film Fest Cornonal Mass Ejection Solar Electromagnetic Noise Flare Phenomena VLF Art Exhibition
| | Kalle Hakkarainen & Ville Walo: Keskusteluja/Discussions - 357 sec
Kalle Hakkarainen & Ville Walo: Keskusteluja/Discussions
Contemporary circus meets the images of an old Soviet silent film.
Music composed by Kimmo Pohjonen / Samuli Kosminen Kluster.
Premiere in Finland 12th October 2006 in Kiasma, Helsinki.
Premiere in France 16th November 2006 in Centre des arts du cirque de Basse-Normandie, Cherbourg.
see tour dates & more info: www.taikuri.org or www.walonet.com
Auteur : hakkka
Tags:circus magic juggling cirque sirkus ville walo kalle hakkarainen projektions performance kimmo pohjonen samuli kosminen
| | Helsinki Slideshow Part 1 (bad quality!!) - 354 sec
Slideshow (bad quality, since I recorded the slideshow using my digicam from my laptop-screen)
Helsinki, 19th-22nd September 2007
just a small selection of the 438 photos I took!
check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTzYWpPpZ7I for a better quality slideshow
what's to be seen:
- clouds
- Lentoasema
- Rautatientori & Rautatieasema
- Kansalliteateri
- Atteneum
- Tuomiokirkko
- Valtioneuvosto Linna
- Helsingin Yiopisto
- Kirjasto
- Uspenksi Katedraali
- Presidentinlinna
- Suomenlinna
- me (Robin)on Suomenlinna
- Hotel Arthur
- Temppeliauko Kirkko
- sculpture
- Eduskuntatalo
- memorial P.E. Svinhufvud
- memorial K.J. Stahlberg
- Memorial Kyösti Kallio
- Kiasma
- politicians outside Eduskuntatalo
- choir of young Finns singing "Finlandia" by Jean Sibelius outside Eduskuntatalo 50 years after Sibelius death (20th Sep. 1957)
music by finnish love metal band HIM
the song is called "Cyanide Sun" and can be found on the album "Venus Doom"
better quality pix: http://s79.photobucket.com/albums/j139/villevalo6/Helsinki/
Auteur : joinvalo666
Tags: helsinki slide show valo halonen suomi finland cyanide sun venus doom
| | Nao Bustamante - 463 sec
Nao Bustamante is a pioneer in performance and experimental art who works in a variety of mediums such as performance, sculpture, installation, video art, and pop music. Her art has an intimate quality that seems to come from her self-defined practice of "using the body as a source of image...taking the spectator on a bizarre journey...to confront them with a startling wake up call." Originally from San Joaquin Valley in central California, Bustamante has performed across the U.S. and internationally in such venues as the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Arts, and the Kiasma Museum of Helsinki. In fall 2006 she performed at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign as part of the School of Art + Design's Visiting Artist Series.
Auteur : 9thLetter
Tags: 9thLetter Dancer Styx Heroism Bodywrap Hero Performance Art Experimental
| | Disinformation vs Semiconductor - 180 sec
Disinformation "Stargate" - recording of "Type 2" solar noise storm released as the title track to the Disinformation "Stargate" LP (published by Ash International in 1996) which recently featured on the BBC Radio 4 programme "Broadcasting House". The audible phenomenon is produced by Coronal Mass Ejections - plasma bursts on the surface of the sun, associated with sunpots and solar flares, which excite radio-emissions that manifest on terrestrial shortwave radio. Depending on the polarity of the solar wind, the interaction between a Coronal Mass Ejection and the earth's magnetic field may produce magnetic storms, which trigger auroral displays, lightning and the release of natural VLF band radio "whistlers", and disrupt electricity supplies and communications networks etc. In this way, the "Stargate" project is closely related to Disinformation's "Ghost Shells" (VLF whistler recordings) and "National Grid" (recordings of invisible electromagnetic interference fields radiated by live mains electricity) both of which were also released on LP in 1996 (and re-issued as CD tracks in 1997). The highest profile exhibition of the original Disinformation recordings was at Kiasma art museum in Helsinki.
"While solar flares either dissipate in space or are drawn back to the surface of the sun, plasma shock-waves surge outward, increasing the velocity of the solar wind. On impact the earth's magnetosphere warps like a tennis ball being hit with a hammer. Powerlines blow as DC transients induce in AC grids and submarine cables: ionospheric disruption distorts or obliterates radio communications, GPS reception and TV: satellites malfunction and drift off course: impulses in astronauts' nerves misfire: aurora intensify in the sky: VLF whistlers echo across the nightside of the globe: it has even been argued that electrical accumulations in the metal structures of gas-pipelines and petrochemicals storage have caused explosions claiming hundreds of lives. While this coronal mass ejection may take anything from 6 to 40 hours to reach earth, its emergence through the upper layers of the sun's atmosphere 'rattles' local plasma exciting a radio emission which reaches earth at the speed of light."
Semiconductor (Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt) were (non-contributing) artists in residence during the first Disinformation solo exhibition at Fabrica gallery (Brighton) in 2001, 5 years after the release of the "Stargate" LP. Ten years after that original release, Disinformation received a cash advance from Semiconductor for the use of "Stargate" as a soundtrack to a Semiconductor video installation called "Brilliant Noise" (released on DVD by Fatcat Records). Upon completion, Joe Gerhardt point blank refused to inform Disinformation about any exhibitions of the collaborative work. As a result of his refusal, a decision not to make this material available on-line has been reversed, in order to give more publicity to the historic precedent (and the other similarities between Semiconductor projects and themes Disinformation explored years earlier aren't co-incidental either). The "Stargate" radio recordings are published by Touch Music and copyright Disinformation, however none of the footage of solar flares and sunspot activity etc used in "Brilliant Noise" was produced by Semiconductor, as products of US government employees, according to US copyright law, these images are therefore public domain, and dozens of these kinds of videos are already available on You Tube. Unlike virtually all art-science projects that since explored similar imagery, the recording of the original "Stargate" LP was a literally no-budget, totally DIY project - realised with miniscule resources, using entirely borrowed equipment, without any institutional support or funding, and without any help from professional scientists.
http://www.lecturelist.org/content/view_lecture/3730
"Stargate" has been exhibited at Kiasma (Helsinki), at Event Gallery and at The Foundry (London), and recently presented at the Open Ear event at Canterbury Christ Church University, at Another Roadside Attraction and at Goldsmiths College in London. Details the original "Stargate" / "National Grid" LP can be found at http://www.discogs.com/release/66465
A sample of the original Disinformation release can also be heard at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytkRng7GZKk
The Semiconductor / Fatcat DVD also features contributions from Max Richter, The Twilight Sad, Christian Vogel, Ensemble, Robert Hampson, Iris Garrelfs, Antenna Farm, Our Brother the Native, Gaeoudjiparl and Thomas Dimuzio.
The new 35mm cinema version of a Disinformation project called "Fire in the Eye" (commissioned by Threshold Studios for The Arts Council of England) premieres at The Edinburgh International Film Festival on Saturday 21 June (the first still-image version of "Fire in the Eye" was made in 2004 and first exhibited at Wrexham Arts Centre in 2006) - details from http://www.edfilmfest.org.uk
Auteur : eqillow
Tags: Magnetic Movie Ascarida Caleaflo LA Film Fest NASA Space Sciences Laboratory UC Berkeley Disinformation Semiconductor Films Ruth Jarman Joe Gerhardt Dana Centre Jade Hamilton BBC Radio Broadcasting House Culture Show Arts Catalyst Arnolfini Bristol Kiasma Fatcat Records SightSonic Fabrica Solar Flare Noise Boemlauwebas Phenomena Exhibition
| | Helsinki Slideshow Part 1 - 357 sec
Helsinki, 19th-22nd September 2007
Better Quality!!!!
just a small selection of the 438 photos I took!
what's to be seen:
- clouds
- Lentoasema
- Rautatientori & Rautatieasema
- Kansalliteateri
- Atteneum
- Tuomiokirkko
- Valtioneuvosto Linna
- Helsingin Yiopisto
- Kirjasto
- Uspenksi Katedraali
- Presidentinlinna
- Suomenlinna
- me (Robin)on Suomenlinna
- Hotel Arthur
- Temppeliauko Kirkko
- sculpture
- Eduskuntatalo
- memorial P.E. Svinhufvud
- memorial K.J. Stahlberg
- Memorial Kyösti Kallio
- Kiasma
- politicians outside Eduskuntatalo
- choir of young Finns singing "Finlandia" by Jean Sibelius outside Eduskuntatalo 50 years after Sibelius death (20th Sep. 1957)
music by finnish love metal band HIM
the song is called "Cyanide Sun" and can be found on the album "Venus Doom"
better quality pix: http://s79.photobucket.com/albums/j139/villevalo6/Helsinki/
Auteur : joinvalo666
Tags: helsinki slide show valo halonen suomi finland cyanide sun venus doom
| | Jake & Dinos Chapman Hell+Works - 320 sec
Jake and Dinos Chapman make iconoclastic sculpture, prints and installations that examine, with searing wit and energy, contemporary politics, religion and morality.
Working together since their graduation from the Royal College of Art in 1990, the Chapmans first received critical acclaim in 1991 for a diorama sculpture entitled 'Disasters of War' created out of remodelled plastic figurines enacting scenes from Goya's 'Disasters of War' etchings. Later they took a single scene from the work and meticulously transformed it into a Great Deeds Against the Dead (1994), a life-size tableau of reworked fibreglass mannequins depicting three castrated and mutilated soldiers tied to a tree.
Arguably their most ambitious work was Hell (1999), an immense tabletop tableau that was destroyed by fire in 2004. The work was peopled with over 30,000 remodelled, 2-inch-high figures, many in Nazi uniform and performing egregious acts of cruelty. The work combined historical, religious and mythic narratives to present an apocalyptic snapshot of the twentieth-century. The Chapman Family Collection (2002) comprised a group of sculptures that bring to mind the loot from a Victorian explorer's trophy bag, yet many also portray characters from McDonald's. The conflation of the exotic fetish and the cheap fast-food giveaway, imperialism and globalisation, created a powerful sense of dislocation. Their most recent White Cube show, 'Like A Dog Returns To Its Vomit' (2005), was an exhibition of the Chapmans' graphic works, a large collection of etchings and drawings displayed on two walls and arranged in the shape of dogs. Many of the works were reinterpretations of Goya etchings, including the 'Disasters Of War' and 'Los Caprichos' series.
Jake Chapman was born in 1966 in Cheltenham, Dinos Chapman in 1962 in London. They live and work in London. They have exhibited extensively, including solo shows at Tate Liverpool (2006) Kunsthaus Bregenz (2005), Museum Kunst Palast Düsseldorf (2003) and Modern Art Oxford (2003). Group exhibitions have included ARS 06, Museum of Contemporary Art KIASMA, Helsinki, the Turner Prize, Tate Britain (2003) and PS1 Contemporary Art Center, New York (2000).
http://www.whitecube.com/artists/chapman/
Auteur : artpopulus
Tags: Jake Dinos Chapman Hell+Works art arte kunts music Bauhaus Paranoia
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