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Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
every 45 days
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
63 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
11 Folgen
seit 29. Juni 2024
episodic

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In this podcast, music theorist Chris Cutler charts the artist Iannis Xenakis’ path from architectural forms to stochastic music, tracing a life shaped by war, exile, and radical creativity. The episode accompanies an exhibition at Simian, presenting La Légende d’Eer, Xenakis’ seminal composition …

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In the fifth and final episode of Mood Curriculum, Kristian Vistrup Madsen meets Saskia Vogel to discuss her translation of Peter Cornell's Ways of Paradise (Fitzcarraldo, 2024). Cornell, who passed away earlier this year, first published the conceptual novel in Swedish in 1987. It presents as the …
In episode four of Mood Curriculum, Kristian Vistrup Madsen is in conversation with Rosanna McLaughlin about her essay Against Morality (Floating Opera Press, 2025). For McLaughlin, morality has become an unconstructive benchmark in art that strips it of its power along with its vitality.
In the third episode of Mood Curriculum, Kristian Vistrup Madsen speaks with philosopher Simon Critchley about his book On Mysticism (NYRB, 2024). With On Mysticism Critchley offers a roadmap to mystical practice and thought within the Christian tradition. He understands mystical experience as expe…
In the second episode of Mood Curriculum, I speak with poet Ariana Reines about her book Wave of Blood (Divided, 2024), in which the native properties of poetry are harnessed to reckon with an acute real life crisis during the first months of the war in Gaza. In Wave of Blood there is real grief an…
Mood Curriculum is a series of podcasts and events curated by Kristian Vistrup Madsen that takes as its starting point his essay Mood Over Content, published by Kunstkritikk last year. Mood (Stemning) implies both attunement and resonance; the possible dissolution of the boundary between object and…
The conversation gathers the founders of three legendary exhibition spaces in Copenhagen. Each in their own way, and in their own decade, they have pushed the boundaries of what can be considered art, how it can be presented, and not least, how the audience can interact with it.
Self-organisation carries a long and important tradition within contemporary art – one that resists assimilation into institutional logics and insists on other ways of working, showing, and being together. Self-organization, as invoked here, is not a fallback plan for those positioned ‘outside’ the…
Taking Denmark as a starting point and examining its interconnected role within the global landscape, this talk seeks to politicize sustainable practices while underscoring the urgent need to confront colonial history. In this endeavor, it seeks to reimagine and conceptualize more equitable futures…
Thinking Out Loud is a new series of talks, performances, and events that will delve into critical themes spanning arts, philosophy, and social sciences. It aims to showcase diverse perspectives, promoting a collective exchange of ideas and dialogue. The first event: Solidarity in the Arts, focu…
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