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ANNOUNCEMENT | 2025 Residents Here they are, the participants of Rupert’s 2025 Residency Programme! 💚 Josephine Sales and Zoey Lubitz (@signaturezoey) (January) Angeliki Tzortzakaki (@paradise_host) (February) Imani Mason Jordan (@homopathic) (February and March) Candice Nembhard (March) Nazira Karimi (@nazirakar) (April) Sweatmother (@sweatmother); Annie Crabtree (@annie___crabtree) (April and May) Sam Keogh (@keogh.sam) (May) Agnė Bagdžiūnaitė (@kolontaite); Sophie Paul (@stickyfingerspublishing) (June) Kris Dittel (@krisdittel) (July) soft power (@softpowerverysoft) (November) Armin Lorenz Gerold (@wiredfoxterrier) (November and December) While this announcement involves 2025 residents selected from the international open call, the full list will grow with institutional partnerships and invited residency projects over the next months. The 2025 residency subjects are described using the keywords the capacity of moving images to represent what is forgotten, contemporary rites for coping, healing, and celebration, practices of desire and love, and fiction as a mechanism of political resistance. In April and May, a focused season of residencies will concentrate on cinematic practices, with associated mentorship and public programming initiatives. Additionally, the Rupert team chose a selection of these residents to participate as tutors in the 2025 Alternative Education Programme. More about the residents – on rupert.lt ⤴️
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MANY WAYS TO NOW by ARMIN LORENZ GEROLD @wiredfoxterrier at MINT @mint.abf [from 20230921 to 20231104] This autumn, Mint presents a new commission by the Austrian artist and composer Armin Lorenz Gerold. The artist invites visitors into an audio-visual system of ceramic sculptures, vibrating devices, sounds and screens, transforming the exhibition space into a sensory acoustic landscape. The artist draws inspiration from Anne Boyer’s work The Fallen Angel of the Senses, in which the author and poet maps the decay of the minor senses; touch, taste, and smell, in our “present arrangement of the world”, hyperextended or fractured from “capitalism’s distortions and pressures”. Gerold has invited a range of artists and poets to contribute texts that negotiate questions about time and temporality through a variety of cultural, political and poetic angles that disrupt, alter or shape the present. Works by Lori E. Allen, Anne Boyer, Jay Bernard, Reece Cox, Andrew Yong Hoon Lee, Mara Lee, Thuy-Han Nguyen-Chi, Alex Turgeon and James Schuyler are performed on multiple screens in the space with writer and translator Mara Lee and Gerold as voice actors. Gerold and his co-reader therefore interpret the words of the contributors, voicing these texts through their own individual reading. Throughout his practice, Gerold has been concerned with finding a nuanced approach to this ambivalence. […] [Text: Emily Fahlén @emily6th] Follow the link in our bio #linkinbio to find the full version of the text, all images and links on www.yyyymmdd.de ❤️ #yyyymmddsubmissions #yyyymmddselected #yyyymmddcontemporary #arminlorenzgerold #mintstockholm #mint #contemporaryart #artecontemporanea #artcontemporain #stockholm [Photos: Johan Österholm @johanosterholm] [Contributors: @lori_e_allen @anne_boyer_thirteen @cmmn_stance @reece.cox @holyhum @mara_material @celleryprix @hannguyenchi]
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Shot by the kind, gifted and generous lens of @rbn.plus . Thanks for letting me be the sphinx I am. 🫶🏼🌸 #robinplus #lifeonearth
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Today Friday 18 November : 'Manuel or A Hint Of Evil‘ @montezpressradio Berlin 20 Uhr, London 7pm, New York 2pm Manuel or A Hint Of Evil by Armin Lorenz Gerold The story of Manuel unfolds around the thoughts blending into an inner monologue of an unnamed observer, as he regularly visits the Olympic swimming pool in West Berlin in the summer of 2020. It is the story of a failed flirt, of urban bodies travelling across the city for a brief summer escape. It is the story of their sounds mixing in the hallway, showering, murmuring on the meadows, of their arms and legs slashing the water, forming rhythmic patterns that echo through Nazi architecture. By and with Armin Lorenz Gerold, with Alison Midgley and Heike Geißler reading extracts from Charlotte Beradts 'The Third Reich of Dreams'. 'Manuel or A Hint Of Evil', premiered as a live audio play at Haus der Kulturen der Welt Berlin on 2 November 2022 (with Hanne Lippard) as part of the 'Alphabet Readings‘ series, curated by Mathias Zeiske. Huge thanks to Daavid Mörtl @daavidmoertl for this wonderful painting of Manuel. It’ll be in lots of mailboxes as a postcard soon. @wiredfoxterrier @heike_geissler @aamidgley @mathiaszeiske
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Armin, Berlin, 2022. My favorite Berliner’s pop star @wiredfoxterrier 🌸🌸
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Some more photos from last Thursday with credits for the amazing work of so many talented friends and colleagues. 🪄✨ Manuel or A Hint Of Evil 2. November 2022 Haus der Kulturen der Welt Spoken by Armin Lorenz Gerold, Hanne Lippard and Heile Geißler. Curated by Mathias Zeiske. Text, sound and recordings by Armin Lorenz Gerold Text translation by Shahin Zarinbal Copy editing by Edward Fortes Voice post production by Jochen Jezzuzek Video animations by Michael Amstad Voice-overs Trailer by Alison Midgley Manuel or A Hint Of Evil was originally published by Mousse Publishing, Milan; supported by the Ruisdael Stipend. The play contains quotes from the German and English versions of 'Das Dritte Reich des Traums' by Charlotte Beradt (Munich: Nymphenburger Verlag, 1966; Chicago: Quadrangle Books, 1968) Additional thanks to Willem de Rooij, Thomas Niemeyer, Karen Khurana and Lori E. Allen. Performance documentation by Malte Seidel @hanoi_lizard @heike_geissler @mathiaszeiske @hkw_berlin @shahin_zarinbal @error.vision @malteseidel_ @aamidgley @moussemagazine @staedtischegalerie_nordhorn #ruisdaelstipend
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It was more than a dream to play in the auditorium at @hkw_berlin. Thanks to everyone who came to share this special moment with me. I felt the waves of energy. The kindest thanks to @hanoi_lizard and @heike_geissler for their powerful voice contributions to the play. Also @mathiaszeiske for his invitation and amazing program (over the years). Thanks to @bonjour_k , Nadja Herrmann and the team at Haus der Kulturen der Welt for taking such good care of us. @fabian__saul for his wonderful support and each contributor to the beautiful and complex 'bad words' performance. The beautiful photos are by @malteseidel_ #arminlorenzgerold #manuelorahintofevil #heikegeißler #hannelippard #charlotteberadt #hausderkulturenderwelt #liveaudioplay#reading#alphabetreadings
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Manuel or A Hint of Evil Wed, Nov 2, 7pm Haus der Kulturen der Welt Auditorium Free admission The story of Manuel unfolds around the thoughts blending into an inner monologue of an unnamed observer, as he regularly visits the Olympic swimming pool in West Berlin in the summer of 2020. It is the story of a failed flirt, of urban bodies travelling across the city for a brief summer escape that is told in this live audio play. It is the story of their sounds mixing in the hallway, showering, murmuring on the meadows, of their arms and legs slashing the water, forming rhythmic patterns that echo through Nazi architecture. By and with Armin Lorenz Gerold, with Hanne Lippard and the voice of Heike Geißler reading extracts from Charlotte Beradts “The Third Reich of Dreams”. Part of #AlphabetReadings. @hanoi_lizard @heike_geissler @mathiaszeiske @aamidgley Also on this day: SCHLECHTE WÖRTER / BAD WORDS – LIVE Wed, Nov 2, 8.30 pm HKW Auditorium Free admission 🔗 More information on the event series: hkw.de/alphabetreadings _____ Watch the trailer at @hkw_berlin spoken by Alison Midgley and Heike Geißler Manuel or A Hint of Evil, 2022, © Armin Lorenz Gerold
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Next week: MANUEL OR A HINT OF EVIL 🎧 The story of Manuel unfolds around the thoughts blending into an inner monologue of an unnamed observer, as he regularly visits the Olympic swimming pool in West Berlin in the summer of 2020. It is the story of a failed flirt, of urban bodies travelling across the city for a brief summer escape that is told in this live audio play. It is the story of their sounds mixing in the hallway, showering, murmuring on the meadows, of their arms and legs slashing the water, forming rhythmic patterns that echo through Nazi architecture. Manuel or A Hint of Evil Wed, Nov 2, 7pm Auditorium Free admission By and with Armin Lorenz Gerold, with Hanne Lippard and the voice of Heike Geißler reading extracts from Charlotte Beradts “The Third Reich of Dreams”. Part of #AlphabetReadings. Also on this day: SCHLECHTE WÖRTER / BAD WORDS – LIVE 🗓 Wed, Nov 2, 8.30 pm HKW Auditorium Free admission 🔗 More information on the event series: hkw.de/alphabetreadings _____ Trailer: Manuel or A Hint of Evil, 2022, © Armin Lorenz Gerold
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“There is such a spontaneous but rich dialogue between image and sound that I sometimes forget which come first, as an idea. Did I actually ‘see’ the image before? Or did the idea that it would resonate come because I had a sound in mind that made me recognize it as an image?”—Armin Lorenz Gerold (@wiredfoxterrier) in conversation with Lori E. Allen (@lori_e_allen) “Listening is a form of understanding, too. It is not passive perception; it is highly selective and arbitrary. When we listen, we pay attention; we dissect the words that we hear, their meanings, sensations, tone, ring and shape, internally, in our minds. We may notice the effect of specific sounds on out physical body. We may shiver, contract, wink or raise our brows. Listening connects to our rationality as much as it cultivates our emotional response to what or who we are listening to in a particular moment. It could be a person, it could be the city, it could be as plain as water. Listing is a paradox, which requires distance as much as it requires the idea of closeness—perceptual proximity through fundamental remoteness. In Manuel, Armin Lorenz Gerold is interested in the potential this paradox can reveal: to create a sensual space in which the unknown territory could suddenly, once again, become more interesting than a map of worn-out paths.”—Shahin Zarinbal (@zarinberg)
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Very pleased to announce my first artist book 〰️ out now with Mousse Publishing @moussemagazine The book is part of a longer work process, that was initially planned as an exhibition in the context of the Ruisdael Stipend I received in 2020. Like most things that year, it ‚fell into the water‘ (as they say in German). So, I’ve decided instead to write a play and an audio play that revolves around a flirt in the public swimming pools of Berlin’s Olympiastadion, set in the direct aftermath of the first lockdown in Germany, trying to glimpse the atmosphere, acoustics, tensions and lingering political unrest — whilst gilding through liquid. For the book, I designed a 3D Installation with artist Stefanie Schwarzwimmer. Artist and writer Anna Barfuss as well as curator and researcher Alejandro Alonso Diaz contributed wonderful essays that revolve around questions of sound and/or water. Over the course of a month, I had a conversation with composer Lori E. Allen about queer narratives in sound practices. Lastly, Shahin Zarinbal contributed a wonderful foreword to the book. Thank all of you for the wonderful words and thoughts. Edited by Armin Lorenz Gerold Texts by Armin Lorenz Gerold @wiredfoxterrier , Lori. E. Allen @lori_e_allen , Anna Barfuss @___annagram__ , Alejandro Alonso Díaz @alexaldiaz , Shahin Zarinbal @zarinberg Also kind thanks to Dr. Thomas Niemeyer, Willem De Rooij, Michael Amstad and Edward Fortes. Edited by Armin Lorenz Gerold and @staedtischegalerie_nordhorn / Edition kunstwegen @ruisdaelstipendium 2021 English 112 pages Softcover, 19 × 24 cm ISBN 9788867494767 € 18/ $ 22 Get a copy via www.moussemagazine.it Forthcoming 〰️ 'Manuel or A Hint of Evil' audio play release via @ruisdaelstipendium #arminlorenzgerold #lorieallen #annabarfuss #alejandroalonsodíaz #shahinzarinbal #ruisdaelstipend #moussepublishing #soundart #soundstudies #audioplay #swimming #queerfiction #water #publicpools #swimming (Photos: Mousse)
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VERSTÄRKUNG (AMPLIFICATION) by ARMIN LORENZ GEROLD @wiredfoxterrier #arminlorenzgerold at HALLE FÜR KUNST STEIERMARK @hallefuerkunststeiermark #hallefuerkunststeiermark curated by CATHRIN MAYER @cat8rin #cathrinmayer [from 20210820 to 20210821] How can sound be made visible? […] Gerold places sculptures, which were produced collaboratively with historian of religions and experimental gardener Barbara Urbanic around the gallery, consisting of real loudspeakers and replicas made of ceramics. The latter, made using 3D printing, have protuberances looking like small goblets on their sides. In these there are flowers, transforming the loudspeakers — their original form — unmistakably into vases. A number of flat screen monitors therein mounted on metal rods, due to their large size, have the appearance of sculptures. The screens show videos in which Gerold and other artists are reading various texts. With the inclusion of these collaborators, Gerold “amplifies” various voices that speak from and on behalf of different political and social contexts. Recorded soundscapes are emitted from the objects — or sculptures — placed in the exhibition gallery. This term encompasses the sounds of a human environment, and includes sounds from nature, music, and language, and also noises that are caused by various activities such as industrial production and work. Gerold is currently collecting a personal archive of soundscapes, and has most recently been interested in the noises of marching and demonstrating bodies. By means of well-measured prerecorded sound sources, Gerold produces live sets that intervene more disruptively into his installations. […] [Text: Cathrin Mayer] [Find the full version of the text, more images and links on >>> www.yyyymmdd.art #linkinbio] #yyyymmddselected #yyyymmddcontemporary #contemporaryart #artecontemporanea #artcontemporain #graz #feature @yyyymmdd_contemporary [Floral installation by Barbara Urbanic @stadtblume_wien] [With text contributions by Alice Cannava, Alejandro Alonso Díaz, Jennifer Hope Davy, Enver Hadzijaj, Cornelia Herfurtner, Sinaida Michalskaja, Miriam Stoney, Bruno Zhu] [Photos: @kunstdokumentationcom]
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