Trafó House

Görög Befogadás a Tilos Rádióban by Trafó House

Farbwechsel Records: Old Men's Gloom 01. morningdeer + S Olbricht - Alleys 02. Alpár - Rap Show 03. SILF - Smack Me II 04. Fizikal - Ethereal Allience 05. Mike Nylons - Maelström 06. Ábris Gyllus - A.D. III A Farbwechsel független magyar lemezkiadót 2012-ben alapította Mikolai Martin (S Olbricht), Zalkai Bálint (Alpár), Semsei Balázs (Norwell) és Bánhalmi Erik (Svindler). Ugyan gyökereik a house zenében vannak, de nyitottak mindenféle izgalmas, akár kísérleti, lehetőleg magyar zenére. Kazettáik kézzel számozott, limitált kiadásban látnak napvilágot, amelyeket egyedi, mégis esztétikailag egy tető alá helyezhető borítóik miatt távolról is könnyű kiszúrni. A Farbwechsel előadói borongós, monoton technót játszanak, mintha egy analóg szintetizátor ugrálna egy dobgépen, és az egészet egy régi gramofonon hallgatnánk. Vokálok nincsenek. Napfény sem sok. A lemezkiadó különböző előadói olyanok, mintha variációk lennének egy témára, és az az egy téma kifejezetten szürke, monoton, de ellenállhatatlan lenne.

We aim at stepping out from our performing art frame and tackle the question: how to establish (mutually beneficiary strategic) partnership between artists, producers and environmental organisations, to explore our relationship with landscapes, the science and the heritage, through the medium of art while taking account of major environmental issues? What can be the benefits of such cross-sectorial collaborations for the environmental organisations and for us (artists and producers)? Speakers: Thomas Lamers, Collectief Walden, the Netherlands Diána Berecz, PAD #szabadonbalaton, Hungary Gergő Halmos, director of Hungarian Ornithological and Nature Conservation Society, Hungary Moderator: Zsófia Huszár, Pro Progressione, Hungary Concept / Host: Placcc Festival, Pro Progressione, Hungary Venue: Trafó House of Contemporary Arts (and online) * The local Plenary meeting in Budapest, Hungary, will be hosted by our member SÍN Arts and Culture Center in collaboration with IETM members from Hungary/Budapest: Association of Independent Performing Artists, PLACCC Festival, Hodworks, Platform Cultural Association, Pro Progressione, Trafó House of Contemporary Arts. * During IETM Multi-location 2020: Local meeting in Budapest, we mean to deal with issues affecting the sector in the changed/constantly changing circumstances, as well as to look for connection points and opportunities for cooperation with other sectors. Now, it is important to us to stay open to each other and to the world while we experience limitations and closure both in personal and public life. Our topics include, among others: the rearrangements caused by the epidemic, the future of international mobility, the issue and problems of sustainable touring, and the importance of online space. https://www.ietm.org/en/multi-location/budapest

The idea of de-growth has emerged over the last 15 years dealing with the question whether infinite growth in a finite world is desirable or even possible. It tries to understand the convergence of today’s crises, argues that energetic, environmental, political and existential, economic and social crises are interconnected. It aims at exploring alternative and coherent solutions on different levels. In the workshop led by Vincent Liegey, a Budapest-based French researcher we first learn about the basic idea of degrowth, then think together about its implications and opportunities in our arts world. Speaker: Vincent Liegey, researcher, Hungary Facilitator: Anikó Rácz, SÍN Arts and Culture Centre Venue: Trafó House of Contemporary Arts (and online) * The local Plenary meeting in Budapest, Hungary, will be hosted by our member SÍN Arts and Culture Center in collaboration with IETM members from Hungary/Budapest: Association of Independent Performing Artists, PLACCC Festival, Hodworks, Platform Cultural Association, Pro Progressione, Trafó House of Contemporary Arts. * During IETM Multi-location 2020: Local meeting in Budapest, we mean to deal with issues affecting the sector in the changed/constantly changing circumstances, as well as to look for connection points and opportunities for cooperation with other sectors. Now, it is important to us to stay open to each other and to the world while we experience limitations and closure both in personal and public life. Our topics include, among others: the rearrangements caused by the epidemic, the future of international mobility, the issue and problems of sustainable touring, and the importance of online space. https://www.ietm.org/en/multi-location/budapest

When planning a tour, will financial sustainability always win over environmental considerations? Or can we work on making these 2 aspects meet, or at least getting closer to each other? These questions are becoming even more burning with the exacerbation of the climate crisis and the Covid-19 situation. Bringing (a part of) our work as artists, curators, producers, even theatre technicians to the digital sphere often seems to promise an ultimate solution – what pros and contras can be mentioned for the digitalisation of artistic creation and dissemination? Speakers: Virág Csiszár, Sziget Festival, Hungary Edina Vadovics & Kristóf Vadovics, Greendependent, Hungary Csilla Nagy, independent choreographer, dancer, Hungary Moderator: György Ujvári-Pintér, Hodworks, Hungary Concept / Host: Placcc Festival, Hodworks, Hungary Venue: Trafó House of Contemporary Arts (and online) * The local Plenary meeting in Budapest, Hungary, will be hosted by our member SÍN Arts and Culture Center in collaboration with IETM members from Hungary/Budapest: Association of Independent Performing Artists, PLACCC Festival, Hodworks, Platform Cultural Association, Pro Progressione, Trafó House of Contemporary Arts. * During IETM Multi-location 2020: Local meeting in Budapest, we mean to deal with issues affecting the sector in the changed/constantly changing circumstances, as well as to look for connection points and opportunities for cooperation with other sectors. Now, it is important to us to stay open to each other and to the world while we experience limitations and closure both in personal and public life. Our topics include, among others: the rearrangements caused by the epidemic, the future of international mobility, the issue and problems of sustainable touring, and the importance of online space. https://www.ietm.org/en/multi-location/budapest