The exhibition at NIMk presents several installations, sound- and film works that explore different modalities of time. They seemingly halt the experience of time, deal with speed in the city, resist the sequential montage of classic cinema, or leave the visitor in suspension because action is continuously deferred. Immersive, pensive, scientifically precise or overwhelming, all these works tickle the brain and the senses.
The exhibition officially opens 23 February at 16:00, and will include public interviews with three of the featured artists: Daïchi Saïto, Juliana Borinski and Julien Maire.
Works by Joe Gilmore (UK), Julien Maire (FR), Tao G. Vrhovec Sambolec (SI/NL), Philipp Lachenmann (DE), Juliana Borinski (BR/DE), Mark Fell (UK) and (on show only for the duration of the festival) Daïchi Saïto (JP/CA) will be shown.
Tao G. Vrhovec Sambolec (SI) is artist in residence more info:
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NIMk, Sonic Acts and STEIM are proud to announce the new joint Artist in Residence project City Velocities - Body Speed by Tao G. Vrhovec Sambolec. The installation will be presented as part of the Sonic Acts - Travelling Time exhibition at NIMk from Februari 23 - April 15, 2012. read more » |
During the Sonic Acts exhibition Traveling Time, special selected works for this theme will be screened on Platform 2.
During the festival (24-26 February), the exhibition is open 11:00–19:00.
The exhibition runs until 15 April 2012. Opening hours are: Tuesday through Friday 11:00–17:00, Saturday and Sunday 13:00–17:00.
Free admission with any festival ticket for the entire exhibition period.
