Merve Salgar is a musician from Istanbul who plays the traditional Ottoman music instrument, the tanbur.
Sonotopie/Autoskopie is a protean musical portrait of an imaginary megalopolis, for cello, double bass and electricity.
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Performance
Berlin
Merve Salgar and Sonotopie/Autoskopie
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Chromatic WednesdaysPerformance
Berlin
CW#24 l SEASON 3 l CW x POSTKLUB SATELLITE
This felt like a long year, and looking back we realize why: «Chromatic Wednesdays» has realized 23 wonderful episodes full of emotion, creativity and diversity. As it’s time for the 24th and final episode of season 3, we’d like to come together one last time this year for «Chromatic Wednesdays». Join us this time for modular, audiovisual and DJ performances by Gina Lo, bianyachichi & sailormenx, B3NJO and special guest at Arkaoda Bar.
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Chromatic WednesdaysPerformance
Berlin
CW#23 l SEASON 3 l A Desperate Vitality
The poem «A Desperate Vitality» by Pier Paolo Pasolini from 1964 is written in cutting rhythms that move up and down, full of allusions and quotations that change between absurdity and sadness. In their performance at «Chromatic Wednesdays», Dafne Narvaez Berlfein, DuChamp, Ithaka and Seamus O’Donnell circle around this poem interpreting it between words and metaphors, sounds images and screams.
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Chromatic WednesdaysPerformance
Berlin
CW#22 l SEASON 3 l On the Verge
What does it evoke to be on the verge of known and unknown realms? The artists in this episode of «Chromatic Wednesdays» explore this question using different approaches. In the improvisational performance «On the Verge», AKS focuses on individuals’ moments, meeting points and the ways they express themselves in relationship to ‹home› through various media.
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Berlin
FLU – Exhibition Opening: 23rd of November – Maria Kassab & Mina Mohsani
The ‘FLU’* exhibition has a format where works by different artists will be added every 2-3 weeks and the exhibition will be completed on December 21. Each work will change the exhibition by taking inspiration from each other. FLU started on Saturday, November 4 with a 3-channel audiovisual installation by artist Aslı Dinç, and continued…