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the golden age — ctm.13 the golden age THE GOLDEN AGE CTM.13 FESTIVAL FOR ADVENTUROUS MUSIC & ART 28.1.–3.2.2013 BERLIN WWW.ctm-festival.DE the golden age ctm.13 – Festival For adventurous music & art 28.1.–3.2.2013 Berlin ¬ www.ctm-Festival.de 2 3 DISCOURSE PROGRAMME & EXHIBITION Friday ¬ 25.1. MONDAY ¬ 28.1. TUESDAY ¬ 29.1. WEDNESDAY ¬ 30.1. THURSDAY ¬ 31.1. FRIDAY ¬ 1.2. SATURDAY ¬ 2.2. 19.00 ¬ Kunstraum 12–22.00 ¬ Kunstraum 12–22.00 ¬ Kunstraum 12–22.00 ¬ Kunstraum 12–22.00 ¬ Kunstraum 12–22.00 ¬ Kunstraum 12–22.00 ¬ Kunstraum 18.00 ¬ KunstQuartier KreuzBerg/Bethanien KreuzBerg / Bethanien KreuzBerg / Bethanien KreuzBerg / Bethanien KreuzBerg / Bethanien KreuzBerg / Bethanien KreuzBerg / Bethanien Bethanien studio 1 oPening oF the in THAT weird AGE in THAT weird AGE in THAT weird AGE in THAT weird AGE in THAT weird AGE in THAT weird AGE collaPse oF time i: sonic CTM.13 eXhiBition – CTM.13 exhibition CTM.13 exhibition CTM.13 exhibition CTM.13 exhibition CTM.13 exhibition CTM.13 exhibition time MACHINE in THAT weird AGE wolfgang ernst, lecture works and contributions by lucas 12–20.00 ¬ KunstQuartier 12–20.00 ¬ KunstQuartier 12–20.00 ¬ KunstQuartier 12–20.00 ¬ KunstQuartier 12–20.00 ¬ KunstQuartier 12–18.00 ¬ FunKhaus moderation: andreas l. hofbauer abela; tabor robak; doppeldenk; Bethanien ProJeKtraum Bethanien ProJeKtraum Bethanien ProJeKtraum Bethanien ProJeKtraum Bethanien ProJeKtraum nalePASTRASSE tim tetzner; nam June Paik; net- musicmaKers HACKlaB musicmaKers HACKlaB musicmaKers HACKlaB musicmaKers HACKlaB musicmaKers HACKlaB suBharchord – a child oF 19.30 ¬ KunstQuartier work awesome; alexander dorn; laBoratory KicKstart inside technology and one medium to another generative constructions going live the golden AGE Bethanien studio 1 constant dullaart; carl schilde; Peter Kirn Process ali demirel ra live exchange with mark Fell tim exile »custom creations for ina Pillat »subharchord: music From NOTHING curatingyoutube.net; matthias »workshop on open technologies imogen heap »visual Performance for richie Keith Fullerton whitman live Performance« a child of the golden age« screening, curated by network Fritsch; Ben coonley; alberto de for software, hardware« »an introduction to the gloves« hawtin: tools and concepts« »applying generative concepts demdike stare »in the Jodoverse« gerhard steinke awesome campo, hannes hoelz, Julian moritz simon geist native instruments lucas abela »Playing with tape: to hardware-based electronic works from the hacklab carsten seiffarth rohrhuber and students. »marvin sings the Blues: a dis- »inside the design Process at talk and workshop« music« Frederic rzewski cussion of robotics« native instruments« 12.00 ¬ KunstQuartier »zoologischer garten« 19.00 ¬ KunstQuartier native instruments 13.30 ¬ KunstQuartier 14.00 ¬ KunstQuartier Bethanien studio 1 Frank Bretschneider Bethanien ProJeKtraum »reaktor, osc, and the iPad« Bethanien studio 1 Bethanien studio 1 ra live eXchange with »Kippschwingung« sunday ¬ 3.2. oPening oF the CTM.13 ableton ruling CLASS studies artist TALK: HOLLY herndon Bill KOULIGAS Biosphere + the Pitch musicmaKers HACKlaB »controlling everything in live: a lecture by marcel mars in conversation with in conversation with will lynch open doors cult studio hörspiel 2 children of science Fiction workshop« Jennifer lucy allan Presented by resident advisor 12–22.00 ¬ Kunstraum »robotic mr-808« 15.30 ¬ KunstQuartier Presented by the wire 13.00 ¬ KunstQuartier KreuzBerg / Bethanien 14.00 ¬ KunstQuartier Bethanien studio 1 13.30 ¬ KunstQuartier Bethanien ProJeKtraum in THAT weird AGE 25.1.–27.1. ¬ VARIOUS venues Bethanien studio 1 WELCOME TO the virtual 15.30 ¬ KunstQuartier Bethanien studio 1 EDUCATION NETWORKing DAY CTM.13 exhibition resource 003: P2P VORSPiel artist TALK: uwe SCHMIDT Plaza Bethanien studio 1 the DEATH oF RAVE – Pt. i uK a session regrouping students, CTM / transmediale partner in conversation with max dax manfred schneider, mark Fisher, the PoP art oF the virtual mark Fisher, lee gamble, professors, and researchers from 15–20.00 ¬ hau2 rehearsal programme with organisations/ lectures and discussion Plaza alex williams, steve goodman different graduate and postgra- sPACE venues all over Berlin to create 15.30 ¬ KunstQuartier moderation: andreas l. hofbauer adam harper moderation: lisa Blanning duate programmes, who will Pulse laB ii: WORKs For WAVE a varied weekend programme of Bethanien studio 1 moderation: lisa Blanning present their research. Field SYNTHESIS special events, exhibitions and artist TALK: HEATSICK 16.00 ¬ hau2 rehearsal sPACE 15.30 ¬ KunstQuartier students of robert henke / sound more. see website for more info. in conversation with Pulse laB ii: WORKs For 16.00 ¬ hau 2 rehearsal sPACE Bethanien studio 1 14.00 ¬ KunstQuartier studies masters programme at the Jennifer lucyallan WAVE Field SYNTHESIS Pulse laB ii: WORKs For the DEATH oF RAVE – Bethanien studio 1 udK Berlin. Presented by the wire students of robert henke / sound WAVE Field SYNTHESIS Pt. ii Berlin Paradise LOST & REGAINED i studies masters programme at students of robert henke / sound tom lamberty, Felix denk, John- martin treml, andreas l. 15.00 ¬ hau2 16.00 ¬ hau2 rehearsal sPACE the udK Berlin. studies masters programme at nie stieler, alexanadradroener, hofbauer, lectures and discussion collaPse oF time ii Pulse laB ii: WORKs For the udK Berlin. ulrich gutmair heimo lattner »the silbadores« WAVE Field SYNTHESIS 17.00 ¬ hau2 moderation: Felix denk 16.00 ¬ KunstQuartier set mosaic students of robert henke / sound SOULNESSLESS – CANTOS i–iv 17.00 ¬ KunstQuartier Bethanien studio 1 ghédalia tazartès studies masters programme at terre thaemlitz Bethanien studio 1 16.00 ¬ hau2 rehearsal sPACE Paradise LOST & REGAINED ii the udK Berlin. unlimited ACCESS Permitted Pulse laB ii: WORKs For daniel tyradellis, adam harper, 18.30 ¬ hau2 Kenneth goldsmith in conversati- WAVE Field SYNTHESIS Katrin rönicke, lectures and 17.00 ¬ KunstQuartier SOULNESSLESS – TALK on with ellen Blumenstein students of robert henke / discussion Bethanien studio 1 terre thaemlitz soundstudies masters program at artist TALK: MATMOS in conver sation with max dax 19.00 ¬ KunstQuartier the udK Berlin. 16.00 ¬ hau2 rehearsal sPACE in conversation with Bethanien studio 1 Pulse laB ii: WORKs For Jennifer lucy allan 18:30 ¬ KunstQuartier PRESS POWER PLAY 17.30 ¬ KunstQuartier WAVE Field SYNTHESIS Presented by the wire Bethanien studio 1 Film by david dworsky & victor Bethanien studio 1 students of robert henke / sound TOO much oF everything Köhler, 80 min., se 2011. virtual Futures: studies masters programme at 19.00 ¬ KunstQuartier screening, curated by network the Future oF music the udK Berlin. Bethanien studio 1 awesome christoph Fringeli, tony marcus, the horriFic ProliFERATION luke robert mason, dan o'hara oF CYRIAK screening of works by cyriak 19.30 ¬ KunstQuartier Bethanien studio 1 0rPhan driFt 0rphan drift video screening 4 5 MUSIC PROGRAMME Friday ¬ 25.1. MONDAY ¬ 28.1. TUESDAY ¬ 29.1. WEDNESDAY ¬ 30.1. THURSDAY ¬ 31.1. FRIDAY ¬ 1.2. SATURDAY ¬ 2.2. SUNDAY ¬ 3.2. 23.00 ¬ horst KrzBrg 19.30 ¬ hau1 20.00 ¬ hau1 20.00 ¬ hau2 20.00 ¬ hau2 20.00 ¬ hau1 20.00 ¬ hau2 20.00 ¬ astra CTM.13 PREGLOW CTM.13 oPening concert myrninerest SOULNESSLESS – CANTO v der raum im Klang the monadic many music For KeyBOARDS neverending Present – ulf eriksson atom™ & marc Behrens myrninerest terre thaemlitz new and older pieces by dean Blunt presents d’eon CTM.13 CLOSING concert heavylistening »Bauteile« ­Ernstalbrecht stiebler, played by: »the narcissist« Khyam allami Pete swanson matmos 20.00 ¬ hau2 20.00 ¬ hau1 ensemble l’art pour l’art, werner Xiu Xiu + eugene s. robinson: 22.30 ¬ hKw with vasilis sarikis lucas abela »a marriage of true minds« RAVE undead i elements oF light dafeldecker, agnieszka dziubak, sal mineo DARKNESS Bright sunn o))) sensate Focus mark leckey Pantha du Prince & ernstalbrecht stiebler demdike stare Bill Kouligas & rabih Beaini 19.30 ¬ hau2 »Fiorucci made me hardcore« the Bell laboratory 20.00 ¬ hau2 gatekeeper »exo« rehearsal sPACE) lorenzo senni 20.00 ¬ hau1 GRAUNACHT 25.1.–27.1. ¬ VARIOUS venues Pulse laB ii theo Burt / the automatics group 20.00 ¬ Berghain elements oF light Pharoah chromium 23.00 ¬ STATTBad i resource 003: P2P VORSPiel students of robert henke / sound »remixes« Pan Pantha du Prince & günther schickert the midas touch CTM / transmediale partner studies masters programme at call super the Bell laboratory nicolas metall greco-roman soundsystem programme with organisations/ the udK Berlin. 20.00 ¬ Berghain Jar moff Bader motor simian mobile disco venues all over Berlin to create Forever new Frontiers mark Fell 20.00 ¬ Berghain ravi shardja anika (dJ set) a varied weekend programme of 19.30 ¬ wau opium hum Keith Fullerton whitman science oF SYNTHESIS cavern of anti-matter skream feat. sgt Pokes special events, exhibitions and soundstudio tm404 Florian hecker a cell of one christian vialard dJ sotofett more. see website for detailed students of carsten nicolai’s emptyset with lee gamble holly herndon nicolas moulin programme. class at the städelschule Joanie lemercier »extended Play« with heatsick Forest swords 23.00 ¬ STATTBad ii Frankfurt a.m. diamond version + d’eon 20.00 ¬ Kantine #GHASHTAG atsuhiro ito 21.00 ¬ hKw Kuedo live a/v show with mFo musicmaKers SHOWCASE / BlackBlackgold 21.00 ¬ hau2 soundwalk collective »last Beat« INSTRUMENTARIUM ii CASSETTE Bln tom ass alPha tXt Boris hegenbart 20.00 ¬ Kantine tarik Barri & lea Fabrikant xorzyzt atom™ presents alpha txt feat. 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