18.Oct.2020 // 12:00
mumok – museum moderner kunst stiftung ludwig wien
Doris Nicoletti, flute
Walter Seebacher, clarinet
Michael Krenn, saxophone
Mathilde Hoursiangou, piano
Berndt Thurner, percussion
Petra Ackermann, viola
Roland Schueler, cello
Natural and animal subjects acting as mirror images of society take up a central role in Ingeborg Strobls objects, installations, collages, paintings, photographs, films, and publications. Pluralistic diversity has been governing the methodical understanding of Pop Art, Minimal Art and Conceptual Art since the 1960s. Various aspects of the current exhibitions inspired us for the program of „Supermixen“. Claes Oldenburg’s humorous depiction of everyday objects as symbols of imaginations, desires and obsessions of the capitalist world find its musical equivalent in “When the wind blows” by Juliana Hodkinson. Christoph Herndler’s graphic scores appear like geometric-abstract art. In Alvin Luciers work we experience sound as physical phenomenon. Performative aspects play an important part in the presented works of Simon Steen Andersen, Magdalena Meitzner and Stuart Saunders Smith. Also on the program: works by Carlo Ciceri, Rebecca Saunders and Mikel Urquiza.
PROGRAMM
Alvin Lucier
Fidelio Trio for viola, cello and piano (1988) 12’
Carlo Ciceri
ARSA (requiem per V.) for viola (2007). 3′
Rebecca Saunders
Withinnan Study for Inside Piano (2019) 3′
Christoph Herndler
Supermixen for viola and cello (2001) 8′
Juliana Hodkinson
When the wind blows for piano, toys and audio (2009) 4’.
Simon Steen Andersen
Study for strings instrument for viola (2007) 5’
Stuart Saunders Smith
Delbert for solo percussion (1990/94), 4′
Magdalena Meitzner
The High Priestess (2015) for three performers, 4-5’
Mikel Urquiza
Opus Latericium for flute, saxophone, clarinet and piano (2018) 14′
Various aspects of the current exhibitions at mumok (museum of modern art) inspired us for the program of „Supermixen“. Works by Alvin Lucier, Carlo Ciceri, Rebecca Saunders, Christoph Herndler, Juliana Hodkinson, Simon Steen Andersen, Stuart Saunders Smith, Magdalena Meitzner and Mikel Urquiza
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