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  „point in time - 時点、今を確認する" – we substantiate this moment, time is not linear and a continual dot..., (last edited: 2020) author(s): Erika Matsunami This exposition is in progress.
  This is the fragment of my contribution „point in time - 時点、今を確認する" – we substantiate this moment, time is not linear and a continual dot..., which was stolen with my computer in 2014. This contribution will be never completed. After the part 3 in this contribution I had new experience, i had to consider about the reality that is "society"; their law, their culture and human right, also about Art itself in their society. Key words were western academic art education, professionalism, immigration, culture and culture layers in the society such as multi culture society in the globalization. What means "Global" for us..., „point in time - 時点、今を確認する" – we substantiate this moment, time is not linear and a continual dot..., is an artistic research project which creates a connection between the presentation of physical art works, lecture (artist talk) with three thematic parts and the exhibition (re-presentation) with kind support of berlinerpool in the studio at Aqua Carré Berlin and at the office of berlinerpool in 2013. This paper is a summary of "POINT IN TIME" in 2013 and a contemplation about arts and cultures in our contemporary society. The three topics "IDEA-Prefiguration", "performative-open system" and "Untitled-semiotics as personal code" will be summarized by the art works of artists; Eduardo da Conceição, Emma Waltraud Howes, Charlie Jouvet, Erika Matsunami, Enda O’Donoghue. It's a matter of the art works of artists which represent "time and space" in cognitive processes with different techniques and medium: from painting to performance up to multimedia. This basic theme "time and space" was taken up in the exhibition (re-presentation) on materiality and aesthetics, and to substantiate the cultures as background of artists and identity as well as individuality in our contemporary global society. Thereby I reflected about contemporary primitive and globally in the arts and the cultures. p.s Art is not for the economic market, art by some of the people is their cultural and human existence and the evidence of their identity. (...) I was a member of berlinerpool (mobile archive for and of berliner contemporary art) since 2009. After the burglary at the berlinerpool office in March. My studio and other studios at the studio house Aqua Carré Berlin were burglarized in April, 2014 accordingly. (I didn't know about the burglary at the berlinerpool office. Their office was brocken in, before the burgraly at my studio house Aqua Carré Berlin.), thus I quitted the membership of the berlinerpool in 2014l. ... (add. in 2015) (I could not comprise Sigrun Drapatz's contribution together with others. Because of several times to be burglarized at the studio house Aqua Carré Berlin in Berlin, as well as at my studio, the studio house Aqua Carré Berlin on April 1, 2014, Many data of this project as well Sigrun Drapatz's went missing. This exposition is before 1. April 2014. I dedicated this essay to Franz Koppe, Professor of Philosophy at the Berlin University of the Arts, who died in 2012.) Why I'd like to decided Sigrun Drapatz's project especially which one she created her artistic project in Turkey to present within the project 'point in time'. Her husband is a turkish migration in Germany and she has children with him. She doesn't understand islamic so well as well as languages. She is atheist, however she tried to understand and to create her project in her concept. I call her this work semiotic personal code. I didn't think her this work as activism, because there was no political aim. Thereby my question was, which kind of attention could given by this semiotic personal code in the intercultural communication, which 'communication' might be creativity? Many people today are atheist, thus it' usual today–a subject of democratic co-existence. After her generation in art, it has been starting the art from the perspective of the everyday life which art is not in 'metaphysics'. such as art to see into. In this part 3 „semiotics as personal code“, I researched on symbolism and today's art within theories by Cassirer and Goodman philosophically.
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  Meetings with Remarkable and Unremarkable Trees (last edited: 2020) author(s): Annette Arlander This exposition is in progress.
  This exposition serves as an archive for the project "Meetings with Remarkable and Unremarkable Trees", where Annette Arlander spends time with specific trees and poses for camera together with them. The exposition is under construction
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• ALMAT - Iteration 5 (last edited: 2020) author(s): Hanns Holger Rutz, Ji Youn Kang, David Pirrò, Daniele Pozzi This exposition is in progress.
  Discourse and materials pertaining to the fifth experimental iteration with the core team (Pirrò, Pozzi, Rutz) and guest artist Ji Youn Kang, during the Algorithms that Matter (Almat) artistic research project.
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• An Organological Approach to the History of the Flauto Piccolo with a Pre- and Post-Beethoven Analysis, Including the Complete Study of Beethoven’s Implementation of the “Ottavino” (2020) author(s): Rikki Wolpowitz published in: Research Catalogue
  This thesis is an organological approach to the role of the piccolo in the orchestration of compositions from the seventeenth through the nineteenth century, classifying these periods as Pre-Beethoven, Beethoven, and Post-Beethoven. From research and review of the literature, composers and their compositions which specifically called for the use of the piccolo are tabulated and analyzed. The analysis is categorized into the evolution of the debutante piccolo, by observing its accomplishments by the following analysis of what the piccolo accomplished in that role: [1.] As an extender of range and dynamics; [2.] Programmatic effects achieved; [3.] Its inclusion in solo arrangements either within a movement or as the complete soloist; each of these concepts will be built into the Pre-, Beethoven and Post-Beethoven periods. For this thesis, the Pre-Beethoven period ranges from the possibility of Claudio Giovanni Antonio Monteverdi (1567 – 1643) for ‘Flautino,’ written in 1607 to Mozart, including the military music of the French Revolution. The Beethoven period is covered by a discussion of the role of the piccolo in Beethoven’s orchestration dividing his career into his early period that has not been previously examined in any detail in existing research literature. His middle and late period including a re-examination of his symphonic works related to the piccolo from this authors perspective including his symphonic works follows. These include the Fifth Symphony, the Sixth Symphony, Egmont, and the Ninth Symphony. After that, the document examines the post-Beethoven period until its maturity into a solo instrument as conceived by Tchaikovsky in his 4th Symphony.
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  Home page JSS (2020) author(s): Journal of Sonic Studies published in: Journal of Sonic Studies
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Paul Deneer

Quirijn van Regteren Altena
Netherlands

Hanns Holger Rutz
Austria (residence), Germany (citizenship)

Torkell Bernsen
Norway

Bruno Moreschi
Brazil

Kristoffer Almås

Charlotta Ruth

Matthew Galea
Malta (residence)

Mostyn de Beer