Programme

Rima Najdi with Kathy Alberici and Ana Nieves Moya – “Happy New Fear” Julian Bonequi – “The Death of the Anthropocene”

CTM 2017 Radio Lab

Part of the Festival “CTM 2017 – Fear Anger Love”

MusicPerformance

approx. 120 min.

Returning for a fourth edition to CTM Festival, the Radio Lab is dedicated to exploration and experimentation with the hybrid possibilities of combining the medium of radio with live performance.

Mexican artist Julian Bonequi’s winning proposal, “The Death of the Anthropocene,” imagines a series of one-on-one encounters between ordinary people and mysterious visitors – mutants, composite human-robot-animals, aliens… – painting humorous yet grim pictures of the future of humanity.

In “Happy New Fear,” the second selected CTM Radio Lab work, Rima Najdi aims to explore an environment of anxiety and control via a narrative built around Madame Bomba, a character first created in 2014 when Najdi wore a fake cartoon TNT bomb around her chest while roaming the streets of her hometown Beirut. For this project she will collaborate with musician Kathy Alberici (of Drum Eyes fame) and visual artist Ana Nieves Moya.

This year’s two selected works premiere at CTM 2017, and will subsequently be broadcast via Deutschlandradio Kultur in March 2017. Later in Autumn 2017, these works will be presented by the ORF (Austrian National Broadcasting Corporation) via one of their platforms.

Dates

  • Past
    Sat 4.2.2017, 19:00 / HAU2

Location

HAU2
Hallesches Ufer 34, 10963 Berlin

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