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Archive of “Giannozzo” – a legendary, non-profit gallery that served as a key hub for sound art during the 1980s - 1990s. managed by @seijimorimoto
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Resonanzraum Giannozzo Berlin – Rolf Langebartels A Tribute to Rolf Langebartels and the Giannozzo Sound Art Gallery Meinblau Projektraum 17.—22.11.2026 “Resonanzraum Giannozzo Berlin” pays tribute to the artist Rolf Langebartels, who passed away in January 2024, and to Berlin’s first sound gallery, which he founded in 1978. On display are the sound installations “Fallen” by Langebartels, a section dedicated to the history of the Giannozzo Gallery featuring previously unpublished photos, documents, and objects, as well as the new sound installation “1/f Pendulums” by Seiji Morimoto @seijimorimoto , Rolf Langebartels’ longtime assistant. Historically, the project spans the period from the beginnings of site-specific and context-specific art involving music and sound art in Berlin in the late 1970s to the present day. The program also features a new version of Langebartel’s legendary “Table Concert with Personal Computer,” which will be performed by six artists associated with Giannozzo and Langebartels on Sunday, November 22, 2026, as well as a panel discussion with Gabriele Knapstein and Seiji Morimoto on the historical and contemporary significance of this first Berlin gallery to regularly present sound art. Opening: Tuesday, 17.11.2026 at 19:00 Hours: Daily from 14:00 – 20:00 Finissage on Sunday, 22.11.2026 at 19:00 Panel discussion with Gabriele Knapstein and Seiji Morimoto Rolf Langebartels – Tischkonzert mit Personal Computer with: Christina Kubisch, Benoît Maubrey @benoitmaubrey.soundart , Robin Minard, Seiji Morimoto, Makiko Nishikaze, Martin Supper Meinblau Projektraum Auf dem Pfefferberg, Haus 5 Christinenstr. 18/19 10119 Berlin @meinblau_projektraum Admission free Organized by singuhr e.v. @singuhr Funded by Initiative Neue Musik Berlin e.v. @field.notes.berlin_inm Supported by Meinblau e.v. by @giannozzo.archive
Giannozzo Folder (leaflet) 1989 The Giannozzo art association in Berlin promotes contemporary sculptural art. It showcases sculptural works by artists that transcend the conventional definition of sculpture. The association’s program focuses on site- and situation-specific artworks, as well as pieces that incorporate the dimension of time into the practice of sculpture—such as sound installations. Giannozzo presents artists' work in its own premises but also enables artists to create work in other contexts, such as urban public spaces. The program is accompanied by an effort to explore sculptural art and Giannozzo’s field of activity, a space where visual art, music, and science intersect. - from the Giannozzo Folder ------------------ The legendary non-profit gallery Giannozzo was founded in 1978 by Rolf Langebartels in Berlin - Charlottenburg, later it became Art Association Giannozzo (1987-2008). In the 1980s and 1990s, it was a central venue for sound art in Berlin. Sound art – installations and performances – was one of the focal points of Giannozzo. Giannozzo organized over 100 exhibitions, concerts, festivals and symposia, presenting the works of sound artists, composers, musicians and performers, including Rolf Julius, Phill Niblock, Takehisa Kosugi, Christina Kubisch, Felix Hess, Akio Suzuki, Paul Panhuysen, Bill Fontana, Alvin Curran, Joe Jones, Ulrich Eller, Terry Fox, Martin Riches, Thomas Schulz, Philip Corner, Tom Johnson, Hans Otte, Benoît Maubrey and mamy more. The program was accompanied by an attempt to examine the visual arts as a field where art, music, and science meet. by @giannozzo.archive
Rolf Langebartels Tischkonzert mit Personalcomputer at Villa Oppenheim, Berlin 1987 by @giannozzo.archive
Peter Vogel Klangwand / Kellerorchester 1989 by @giannozzo.archive
Nicolas Collins Under The Sun 1989 @niccollinsnow by @giannozzo.archive
Martin Supper Stehende Wellen 1989 by @giannozzo.archive
Roman Signer Arbeiten 1989 by @giannozzo.archive
Ulrich Eller Materialmusik - 2 Arbeiten 1989 by @giannozzo.archive
Symposium - Discretio 1988 by @giannozzo.archive
Christina Kubisch Kraterzonen 1988 by @giannozzo.archive
Norbert Radermacher Die Gefässe 1988 by @giannozzo.archive
Andrzej Mitan, Cezary Staniszewski Eine kleine Nachtmusik 1988 by @giannozzo.archive

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