For three years the art container of the German-Danish artist group TURA YA MOYA travelled through Norway, Iceland, Greenland, Lithuania, Latvia and Denmark. In mostly smaller settlements, the artists examined the spirit of the respective place and projected the results into public space.
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ANERSAAQ - spirit of place, Tura Ya Moya containerproject
ANERSAAQ - spirit of place
Anersaaq - spirit of place
ANERSAAQ - spirit of place
ANERSAAQ - spirit of place, Tura Ya Moya containerproject
In addition to the media artists involved, local artists and children from the surrounding area participated in the project with drawings and music at all locations.
The temporary end of this long journey is now Biesdorf Castle in Berlin. The results of the artistic expedition will be shown as sound installations in the park and as projection art on the castle façade.
TURA YA MOYA specializes in site-specific, partially analog sound and light installations. Since 1990, they have used a wide variety of facades, including the Zeiss Planetarium, the Nordic embassies and numerous Nordic museums.
Participating artists:Music: Silbat Kuitse (GRL), Udo Erdenreich (D), Karen Thastum (DK), Jens Balder (DK)Art: Anders Sunna (SE), Harald Bodøgaard (NO), Jeanette Land Schou (DK/SE), Julia Pars (GRL), Maria Gradin (NO), Karen Thastum (DK) Mia Lindehann (GRL), Kristin Reynisdottir (IS) & works by children and young people in: Bodø, Finnsnes, Eyrarbakki, Selfoss, Hverargardi, Reykjavik, Kulusuk, Kuummiut, Tasiilaq, Nuuk, Qeqertarsuatsiatt, Arsuk, Pamiut, Qaanaaq, Qaqortoq, Aarhus and Klaipeda.
Program:
20:00 h Opening in the music salon of the castleWelcome: Karin Scheel, Artistic Director of Biesdorf CastleGreetings: Birgitte Tovborg, Cultural Attaché of the Danish EmbassyIntroduction to the project: Karen Thastum, Artistic Director Tura Ya Moya & Anersaaq
20:45 h Liv & friends life performance in the Allé Park
21:00 h Projections and sound installation in the park
www.anersaaq.com
Supported by: Nordic Culture Point
Welcome to Artistic storytelling in public spaces: from villages to settlements / from artist to citizen / from German, Nordic and Greenlandic history to contemporary art.
The temporary end of this long journey is now Biesdorf Castle in Berlin. The results of the artistic expedition will be shown as sound installations in the park and as projection art on the castle façade.
TURA YA MOYA specializes in site-specific, partially analog sound and light installations. Since 1990, they have used a wide variety of facades, including the Zeiss Planetarium, the Nordic embassies and numerous Nordic museums.
Participating artists:Music: Silbat Kuitse (GRL), Udo Erdenreich (D), Karen Thastum (DK), Jens Balder (DK)Art: Anders Sunna (SE), Harald Bodøgaard (NO), Jeanette Land Schou (DK/SE), Julia Pars (GRL), Maria Gradin (NO), Karen Thastum (DK) Mia Lindehann (GRL), Kristin Reynisdottir (IS) & works by children and young people in: Bodø, Finnsnes, Eyrarbakki, Selfoss, Hverargardi, Reykjavik, Kulusuk, Kuummiut, Tasiilaq, Nuuk, Qeqertarsuatsiatt, Arsuk, Pamiut, Qaanaaq, Qaqortoq, Aarhus and Klaipeda.
Program:
20:00 h Opening in the music salon of the castleWelcome: Karin Scheel, Artistic Director of Biesdorf CastleGreetings: Birgitte Tovborg, Cultural Attaché of the Danish EmbassyIntroduction to the project: Karen Thastum, Artistic Director Tura Ya Moya & Anersaaq
20:45 h Liv & friends life performance in the Allé Park
21:00 h Projections and sound installation in the park
www.anersaaq.com
Supported by: Nordic Culture Point
Welcome to Artistic storytelling in public spaces: from villages to settlements / from artist to citizen / from German, Nordic and Greenlandic history to contemporary art.
