Arrangement-Instrumentation / Komposition Advanced (gLV) Kurt Widorski
3 CreditsDMU-WKMA-2102.21F.001
Arrangement-Instrumentation / Komposition Basic - Gruppe B (gLV) Kurt Widorski
1.5 CreditsBMU-VKOT-MOKF-15-2.21F.002
Arrangement-Instrumentation / Komposition Basic (gLV) Kurt Widorski
1.5 CreditsBMU-VKOT-MOKF-15-2.21F.001
Arrangement-Instrumentation / Komposition Intermediate (gLV) Kurt Widorski
1.5 CreditsBMU-VKOT-MOKF-16.21F.001
Arrangement-Instrumentation / Komposition Intermediate (gLV) CAS - Gruppe A Kurt Widorski
1.5 CreditsBMU-VKOT-MOKF-16.21F.002
Atelier Neue Musik: John Cages Number Pieces und James Tenneys Forms 1-4 (gLV) Andreas Brenner
2 CreditsDMU-WKAN-1200.21F.005
Atelier Neue Musik: Louis Andriessen / Frederick Rzewski (gLV) Lars Mlekusch
2 CreditsDMU-WKAN-1200.21F.004
Atelier Neue Musik: Sololiteratur und Kammermusik für Streicher aus dem 20. und 21. Jahrhundert (gLV) Martina Schucan
2 CreditsDMU-WKAN-1200.21F.002
Atelier Neue Musik: Wolpe – Eisler: Von der Unterschiedlichkeit politisch motivierten Komponierens (gLV) Burkhard Kinzler
2 CreditsDMU-WKAN-1200.21F.001
Aufführungspraxis Elektroakustische Musik IV (gLV) Diverse Dozierende
2 CreditsMKT-VKO-SEAK-KE08-4.21F.001
Christoph Merki: Geschichte der Pop- und Rockmusik seit 1970 (gLV) Christoph Merki
2 CreditsBMU-PJAPO-MOMA-08-3.21F.001
Christoph Merki: Schreibwerkstatt - Schreiben & Reden Advanced (gLV) Christoph Merki
2 CreditsDMU-WKMA-2006.21F.001
Didaktische Modelle des Übens im Musikschulunterricht (gLV) Isabel Gehweiler
0.5 CreditsDMU-WKFK-8005.21F.001
Dieter Ringli: Was ist Popmusik und wie und warum funktioniert sie? (gLV) Dieter Ringli
2 CreditsDMU-WKMA-2004.21F.001
DIG Design and Ecology (gLV) Flurina Gradin,
Referate verschiedener Fachexpert*innen
1 CreditBDE-BDE-T-HV-4000.21F.001
DIG Double-Check: Vergleichendes Sehen in Wissenschaft, Kunst und Design (gLV) Dr. Ulrike Meyer Stump
2 CreditsBDE-BDE-T-WP-4024.21F.001
DIG Global Village - Bild, Schrift und Zahl in der interkulturellen Kommunikation (gLV) Prof. Dr. Nils Röller
2 CreditsBDE-BDE-T-WP-AK-2020.21F.001
DIG Herkunft (er)zählt - Designerbiografien im sozialen und wirtschaftlichen Kontext (gLV) Dr. Paola De Martin
2 CreditsBDE-BDE-T-WP-2019.21F.001
DIG Methoden, Strategien und Wirkung des Designs (gLV) Corina Zuberbühler,
Stefano Vannotti
1 CreditBDE-BDE-T-HV-2000.21F.001
DIG Pool 4: Art & PhD (gLV) Laura von Niederhäusern
together with the members of the practice-based PhD group:
Viviana Gonzalez, Bernhard Herbordt & Melanie Mohren, Sasha Huber, Eirini Sourgiadaki
3 CreditsMFA-MFA-Po00.21F.004
DIG Projektmanagement in der Medienproduktion (gLV) Leitung: Stefan Bircher*
1 CreditBDE-VCA-V-4104-2.21F.001
DIG Theorie: Kunstgeschichte(n): Art & Histories (Doppelmodul) (gLV) Jörg Scheller
6 CreditsBFA-BFA-Th.21F.005
DIG Vorlesungsreihe Kein Kino (gLV) Maike Thies (wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin, BA Game Design)
1 CreditBDE-BDE-T-X-1234.21F.001
DIG / Krisen, Hegemonien und ästhetische Gegenstrategien (gLV) Dr. Azadeh Sharifi
3 CreditsMTH-MTH-PM-03.21F.001
DIG / Whose power?/ wessen Macht? (gLV) Prof. Michael Simon, Tania El Khoury, Rabih Mroué
4 CreditsMTH-MTH-PM-04.21F.001
DIG Designmethodologie 1: analytisch-explorativ (Profil C) (gLV) Mela Kocher
1 CreditMDE-MDE-WP-DM-PC-1001.21F.001
DIG Designmethodologie 1: kritisch-spekulativ (Profil B) (gLV) Björn Franke
1 CreditMDE-MDE-WP-DM-PB-1001.21F.001
DIG Designmethodologie 3: kritisch-spekulativ (Profil B) (gLV) Björn Franke
1 CreditMDE-MDE-WP-DM-PB-3000.21F.001
DIG-Methodik: Fokus Dok (gLV) Leitung: Sabine Gisiger
Dozierende: Christian Iseli, Sabine Gisiger und Gäste
0.5 CreditsMFI-VDF2-4p.BFI.21F.001
DIG-Theorie: Autorenkino - Hitchcock vu par Truffaut (gLV) Bernhard Lehner
1 CreditBFI-FIPD-THp-01.MFI.21F.002
DIG-Theorie: Filmgeschichte - Adaption/Adaptation (gLV) Peter Purtschert
1 CreditBFI-FIPD-THp-01.MFI.21F.005
DIG-Theorie: Immersive Arts (gLV) Christian Iseli, Marcus Maeder, Felix Stalder, Maike Thies, Hannah Walter
1 CreditBFI-FIPD-THp-01.21F.006
DIG-Theorie: Streifzüge durch die Filmgeschichte (gLV) Benjamin Heisenberg
1 CreditBFI-FIPD-THp-01.MFI.21F.004
Domenico Ferrari: Creative Pop Producing mit Ableton Live (gLV) Domenico Ferrari
2 CreditsDMU-WKMT-6002.21F.002
Entwicklungspsychologie (Erziehungswissenschaften, Vorlesung) (gLV) Andrea Zimmermann
2 Creditsbae-bae-vt210-01.21F.001
Extreme Gegenkulturen und radikale Musik - Teil 2 (gLV) Dennis Bäsecke-Beltrametti
1 CreditDMU-WKFK-8008.21F.008
GANZ OHR: Hörzirkel für Neue Musik ab 1950 bis heute (gLV) Bruno Karrer
1 CreditDMU-WKAN-1207.21F.001
Gebrauchsklavier und Improvisationsmodelle im Unterricht (gLV) André Desponds / Christian Jelicic
1 CreditDMU-WKMP-4206.21F.001
HYB / Diskurse der Performativität: Darstellungskünstler*innen: Schauspieltheorien im Wandel der Zeit_VDR - (gLV) Sylvia Sobottka (SySo)
3 CreditsBTH-VDR-L-3011.21F.001
HYB / Kollaboration: In die Öffentlichkeit 2: Auditive Räume (AT) / Neumarkt_VRE - (gLV) Sabine Harbeke (SH), Erik Altorfer (EA)
3 CreditsBTH-BTH-L-0023.21F.016_VRE
HYB / Szenische Bauten und Umbauten_VDR - (gLV) Prof. Dr. Jochen Kiefer (JK)
3 CreditsBTH-VDR-L-388.21F.001
HYB / Telematic Theater Practice (gLV) Christopher Kriese, Benjamin Burger
4 CreditsMTH-MTH-PM-04.21F.003
HYB / Theatrale Verfahren und Probensysteme des Gegenwartstheaters_VTP - (gLV) Andreas Bürgisser (ABü)
4 CreditsBTH-VTP-L-5130.21F.001
HYB-Methodik: Immersive Arts Practices (gLV) Christian Iseli
and crew members of the Immersive Arts Space (www.immersive-arts.ch/info/
1 CreditBFI-FIPD-MEp-01.21F.006
HYB-Theorie: ZDOK.21 - Ton im Dokumentarfilm (gLV) Leitung: Sabine Gisiger, Dozenten: Christian Iseli, Maurizius Stärkle Drux, Manu Gerber und Gäste
Gäste u.a.: Midge Costin, Andreas Wagenknecht, Jerry Rothwell, Nainita Desai, Roman Hodler, Oscar von Hoogevest
1 CreditDDK-MFI-BFI-01.0.21F.003
HYB-Theorie: ZFICTION.21 - Virtual Production (gLV) Michael Schaerer und Christian Iseli mit Gästen
0.5 CreditsDDK-MFI-BFI.21F.001
Improvisation und zeitgenössische Musikkonzepte 2/2 (gLV) Moritz Müllenbach Stv. von Natalia Ursina Sidler
2 CreditsMMP-VSMU-SSII-KK15-2.21F.001
Jonas Labhart: Jazz-Harmonik für Klassikstudierende und CAS-Teilnehmende Intermediate (gLV) Jonas Labhart
1 CreditDMU-WKMA-2116.21F.001
Kolloquium / Masterkolleg Geschichte der Musiktheorie (gLV) Angelika Eva Moths
3 CreditsMKT-VTH-KE06.21F.001
Kulturanalysen I: Kritische Momentaufnahmen - Versuche im Zeitgenössischen (gLV) Sigrid Adorf
2 Creditsmae-vkp-206.21F.001
Kulturanalysen II: Erkenntniskritik und Meinungsbildung (gLV) Conradin Wolf
2 Creditsmae-vkp-206.21F.002
Kunstbetrachtung (Methodenlehre) (gLV) Thomas Schärer, Christina Horisberger
1 Creditbae-bae-dt620-12.21F.001
Kunstpsychologie (Erziehungswissenschaften, Seminar) (gLV) Andrea Zimmermann
2 Creditsbae-bae-vt630-01.21F.001
LAB 2: Cooking – Reading – Eating (gLV) Margaretha Jüngling, Irene Vögeli
2 CreditsMTR-MTR-1040.21F.002
LAB 4: Ethnographieren (gLV) Soenke Gau, Jana Thierfelder, Irene Vögeli
2 CreditsMTR-MTR-1040.21F.004
LAB 7: Wissen teilen – Sharing Knowledge (gLV) Irene Vögeli, Tina Omayemi Reden
2 CreditsMTR-MTR-1040.21F.007
LAB 8: Translocalities: Performing Soundscapes (gLV) Patrick Müller, Mélia Roger, Cedric Maridet
2 CreditsMTR-MTR-1040.21F.008
Live-elektronische Musik mit Max/MSP - Intermediate (gLV) Thomas Peter
1.5 CreditsDMU-WKMT-6101.21F.001
LOC / Workshop 1.2: SHAPING AND SHAPED BY PRACTICE(S) (gLV) Lucie Tuma
2 CreditsMTH-MTH-PM-02.21F.008
Mono - Stereo - Quadro und mehr: Surroundton in Geschichte, Theorie und Praxis der elektroakustischen Musik (gLV) Peter Färber
1 CreditDMU-WKFK-8002.21F.001
Musikdidaktik „Musik - Bewegung - Körper - Kommunikation“ (gLV) Andreas Zihler
1.5 CreditsMMP-VIV-PK05.21F.002
Musikdidaktik Schwerpunkt Pop, Rock, Blues & Jazz (gLV) Sebastian Piekarek
1.5 CreditsMMP-VIV-PK05.21F.003
Musikdramatische Grundausbildung (gLV) M. Bader, S. Soydan, D. Thorner
2 CreditsBMU-VKLA-MOKF-09.21F.001
Musikdramatische Grundausbildung (gLV) M. Bader, S. Soydan, D. Thorner
2 CreditsBMU-VKLA-MOKF-09.21F.002
Nachhaltigkeit - diskutieren, erfahren, vermitteln (Ringveranstaltung) (gLV) Renate Lerch, Regula Brassel, Laura Zarotti und Gäste
1 Creditbae-bae-vt401-03.21F.001
Projekttage 1: wir lassen uns arbeiten (gLV) Esther Mathis, Hannah Walter, Julia Weber, Michael Günzburger, Nadine Städler, Tanja Schwarz
1 CreditMTR-MTR-1019.21F.001
Projekttage 2: How to Practise Practice. A Navigation Lab (gLV) Katja Gläss, Emmanuel Michaud, Patrick Müller, Eirini Sourgiadaki
1 CreditMTR-MTR-1019.21F.002
Projekttage 3: Thinking with plants in 2436 meters above the sea (gLV) Ulrich Görlich, Jana Thierfelder, Boris Previsic
1 CreditMTR-MTR-1019.21F.003
Seminar 1: Sunshine and Shroud: nomadic bodies in nebulous spaces (gLV) Patrick Müller, Katja Gläss, Hannah Walter
2 CreditsMTR-MTR-1002.21F.001
Seminar 2: Figuren des Figurierens: Stehen und Einstehen für Andere (gLV) Katja Gläss, Eva Mackensen, Irene Vögeli, Nina Willimann
2 CreditsMTR-MTR-1002.21F.002
Seminar 4: Ambivalenz der Kreativität (gLV) Antoine Chessex und Soenke Gau
2 CreditsMTR-MTR-1002.21F.004
Seminar 5: Noise of Science II: meeting halfway (gLV) Delphine Chapuis Schmitz, Patrick Müller, Jana Thierfelder, Irene Vögeli
2 CreditsMTR-MTR-1002.21F.005
Seminar 6: Illness Narratives: On the Politics and Poetics of Sickness (gLV) Jules Sturm, Lauren Henderson, Irene Vögeli
2 CreditsMTR-MTR-1002.21F.006
Switch on the light and listen - Improvisations- & Kreations-Labor (gLV) Charlotte Hug
1 CreditDMU-WKFK-8008.21F.005
Theorie: ZFICTION.21 Masterclasses Leitung: Sabine Gisiger, Dozentinnen: Sylke René Meyer
0 CreditsDDK-MFI-BFI-SD-MC.0.21F.004
Thinking Outside the Box! Einführung in die Jazz – und Popästhetik für Klassiker (gLV) Christoph Merki
1.5 CreditsDMU-WKFK-8003.21F.002
Tim Kleinert: Sound Design - Synthesizer Praxis 2 (Fortsetzung vom Herbstsemester) (gLV) Timothy Walter Kleinert
2 CreditsDMU-WKMT-6300.21F.001
Wissenschaftliches Proseminar: Jazz- und Popmusik in den 1960ern: Aufbrüche und utopischer Geist (gLV) Christoph Merki
2 CreditsBMU-VKLA-MOMA-03.21F.002
DIG Pool 8: Art & Crisis (gLV) 
"Nobody Likes the Art World, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Myself"
The workshop will challenge you to accelerate your artistic production by using a range of different strategies, including but not limited to algorithmic decision making, outsourcing, automated processes, and tools for navigating the art world network to better position and contextualise your work.
The workshop will challenge you to accelerate your artistic production by using a range of different strategies, including but not limited to algorithmic decision making, outsourcing, automated processes, and tools for navigating the art world network to better position and contextualise your work.
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| Nummer und Typ | MFA-MFA-Po00.21F.008 / Moduldurchführung |
|---|---|
| Modul | Pool: |
| Veranstalter | Departement Fine Arts |
| Leitung | Jonas Lund |
| Anzahl Teilnehmende | maximal 13 |
| ECTS | 3 Credits |
| Voraussetzungen | Course language: English |
| Lehrform | Seminar, theoretical and practical workshop, individual and group tutorials |
| Zielgruppen | MA Fine Arts students Open for exchange students Interested students of other study programmes can register from 3rd to 21st February 2021 by email to: studium.dfa@zhdk.ch. You will be informed at the end of calendar week 8 about a possible participation. |
| Lernziele / Kompetenzen | Learning about strategies for how to incorporate system-based algorithmic decision making in ones artistic practice Acceleration of ones artistic production and output Engagement in a critical dialogue through group tutorials |
| Inhalte | Nobody likes the art world; no gallerist, artist, museum director, curator or collector, no one. Don’t get me wrong, we all love art and we all love going to see amazing exhibitions, shows, performances, biennales, and triennials but the Art World (with a capital A) and its extremely hierarchal power mega-structure, you know the one I’m talking about, the one in which a minuscule minority controls the faith of the vast majority. That one, nobody likes. Except perhaps the top 100 most influential and powerful people with all the agency and control. Remember seeing those ‘Top 100 most powerful people in the art world lists?’. Those guys. So what should one do? Give up and lie flat on the ground? While that’s an entirely valid strategy in the age of pandemics, to take a break and breather, I have another proposal: We shall empower ourselves with all the different tools and strategies to conquer the art world, to either become part of the influential elite, or to use our new-found powers to subvert and disrupt the network from within. The institutional theory of art by George Dickie teaches us that Art is defined as “art is whatever the art world says is art”. Meaning two things, 1) if the art world determines what is art and what isn’t art, it also determines what is good, relevant art and what is bad art, and 2) in that hierarchal power structure, the higher up you are in the hierarchy the more influence and power you have to determine what is relevant and good. The Art World power-structure is rigid, yet, given the current distribution of influence and agency, the path towards the attack vector on its fundamental value production is obvious — develop strategies and tools for targeting the top of the power-pyramid, and position and contextualise your work for maximum network transmission. The Nobody Likes the Art World, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love myself. Workshop is a challenge to increase your production and develop tools and strategies for positioning and contextualising your works and artistic practice. Each day will start with a short lecture to introduce a technique or a tool that can be used for either production or positioning. Followed by a related assignment that must be completed the same day to then be presented in a group critique session. About the lecturer: Jonas Lund (1984, Sweden) creates paintings, sculpture, photography, websites and performances that critically reflect on contemporary networked systems and power structures of control. His artistic practice involves creating systems and setting up parameters that oftentimes require engagement from the viewer. This results in performative artworks where tasks are executed according to algorithms or a set of rules. Through his works, Lund investigates the latest issues generated by the increasing digitalisation of contemporary society like authorship, participation and distribution of agency. At the same time, he questions the mechanisms of the art world; he challenges the production process, authoritative power and art market practices. Lund earned an MA at Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam (2013) and a BFA at Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam (2009). He has had solo exhibitions at The Photographers’ Gallery (2019), Whitechapel Art Gallery, London (2016), Steve Turner, Los Angeles (2016, 2015, 2014), Växjö Konsthall Sweden (2016), Showroom MAMA, Rotterdam (2013), New Museum, New York (2012), and has had work included in numerous group exhibitions including Centre Pompidou, Paris, Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin, ZKM, Karlsruhe, Steirischer Herbst, Graz, Vienna Biennale 2019, Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt, Kindl – Centre for Contemporary Art, Berlin, and the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam. His work has been written about in Artforum, Frieze, Kunstforum, The New Yorker, The Guardian, Metropolis M, Artslant, Rhizome, Huffington Post, Furtherfield, Wired and more. https://jonaslund.com/ |
| Bibliographie / Literatur | Will be handed out during the course. |
| Leistungsnachweis / Testatanforderung | Mandatory attendance (minimum 80%); active participation |
| Termine | Time: 10:00 - 18:00 o'clock CW 20: 17 / 18 / 19 / 20 / 21 May |
| Bewertungsform | bestanden / nicht bestanden |
