Alle Beiträge von Tilman Küntzel

Klavier Oxygen

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„Klavier Oxygen“ by Joseph Beuys + video documentation of mine: „Simultankonzert an drei Flügeln“ (Henning Christiansen, Nam June Paik, Joseph Beuys, Hamburg 1985) presented as part of the exhibition “Sound Art Projects No.3 : For Eyes That Listen” curated by Melih Fereli @ Arter, Istanbul. Opening on 10 September 2020.

Istanbul (Tur)

Exhibitions

Gruppenausstellung  Sound Art Projects No.3 „For Eyes That Listen”
SIMULTANKONZERT AN DREI FLÜGELN – BEUYS, PAIK, CHRISTIANSEN
als Teil der Arbeit „Klavier Oxygen“ von Joseph Beuys.
Arter – contemporary art museum in the Dolapdere district of Istanbul, Turkey.
10. September 2020 – 31. Dezember 2021
Mit Joseph Beuys, Barbara Bloom, John Cage, Henning Christiansen, Osman Dinç, John Driscoll, William Engelen, Hreinn Friðfinnsson, Dick Higgins, Július Koller, Jarosław Kozłowski, Hans Peter Kuhn, Füsun Onur, Nam June Paik, Lene Adler-Petersen, Annette Ruenzler, Carles Santos, Michael Snow.
Kuratiert von Melih Fereli

Claster Plasy 1995

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The Sound of Meredian Crossings

Site specific sound Installation involving sounds from short-wave radio broadcast
Material: short-wave radios, longstring antenna, parabolspeaker

Different wave ranges of two VHF-(very high frequency) receivers which are equipped with horizontal long-witre antennas This installation has been designed for a monastery in Plasy (Czech Republic). The nave of a former chapel -which had just been restored- was an ideal place to put up the long-wire antennas. Two small parabolic mirrors reflected the sounds they received through small loudspeakers on the front wall and on the back wall of the chapel. The installation was in operation for 24 hours. Because of the shifts in the wave ranges, the sound was constantly changing. The diffusely spreading sounds were inviting spectators to wander around in the chapel directly underneath the long-wire antennas which were installed -in the shape of the cross- in a height of 8 meters.

Center of Metamedia
Claster Plasy (Cz) 1995

Maßnahmen zur Instandhaltung des Klangkörpers Fan – Part I

Video Art
This prototype links the aesthetic of designer Joe Colombo’s living module with the Japanese sleep capsule, an established component of that country’s sleep culture. Japan’s capsule hotels offer these compartments, whose luxuriously appointed interiors leave nothing to be desired, by the hour or overnight. And office buildings have entire floors set aside for sleep capsules where employees can take a break.
SleepCapsule.de will produce your unique living module, bringing a monumental designer object to your private loft. Companies that want to present an object of prestige in their buildings‘ lobbies and/or set up quiet areas for their own employees also are potential SleepCapsule.de clients.
SleepCapsule.de offers a wide range of technical built-ins. Customers can individually select the interior features as they are:
– air conditioning
– interior lighting with dimmer
– solarium lighting
– 5.1 surround sound system
– TV, DVD and computer monitor on folding screen
– connections for 250 volt, Internet, cable and satellite
– audiovisual meditation programme
– kinetic massage device
– minibar
– library capacity
– two-way intercom
– and many more.
Ausstellung „Sonambiente“ Akademie der Künste Pariser Platz, Berlin 2006