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Bodies Move Differently in Presence | TU München | Publication
'Bodies Move Differently in Presence' focuses on the (human) body in analog space in the era of digital communication - and documents the interdisciplinary symposium of the same name and the accompanying exhibition at the Chair of Fine Arts at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) from October 24/25, 2022.
A book edited by
Prof. Tina Haase
Elke Dreier
With works and essays by_
Elke Dreier, Tina Haase, David Helbich, Mmakhotso Lamola, Ute Heim, Melanie Krueger, Antonio del Laguardia, Angelika Schwarz, Julien Previeux, Louise Walleneit, Daniel Stoecker, Florian Lechner, Gabi Schillig, Yui Kawaguchi, Florian Ecker, Paula Kohlmann, Paranose Production, Karin Hochstatter, Irina Gheorghe, Gabriele Klein, Lena Grossmann, Katharina Voigt
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Verlag/Publishing House: Intervallverlag
Herausgebende/Editors: Prof. Tina Haase, Elke Dreier, 2024
200 Seiten, 138 farbige Abbildungen, Softcover
Fadenbindung, 29,7 × 21,0 cm
Grafikdesign/Graphic Design: atac
ISBN: 978-3-949862-94-6
Technical University of Munich
TUM School of Engineering and Design
Department of Architecture
Lehrstuhl für Bildende Kunst
TUM
Intervallverlag
Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst | FHNW Basel | Advisory Board
In April 2024 Gabi will return to Basel, Switzerland for the 4th annual meeting of the Advisory Board of FHNW / Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst. "The advisory board accompanies and advises the FHNW HGK with their specialist and practial expertise in all matters of higher education development."
The members of the Advisory Board are_ Dr. Danah Abdullah (University of Arts London), Sabine Himmelsbach (Haus der elektronischen Künste Basel), Prof. Dr. Anupama Kundoo (University of Applied Sciences Potsdam), Prof. Gabi Schillig (UdK Berlin), Christoph Schmid (Interactive Things, Zurich), Pedro Wirz (Artist, Zurich), Esther Zumsteg (Cabinet, Herzog de Meuron)
FHNW Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst
ダイロッカン:dai6okkan 2024 | 6okken – Yamanashi, Japan | Residency Art Festival
6okken will hold a month-long residency art festival 'dai 6okkan 2024' from March 1 – 31, 2024. 18 artists are invited to join the artist residency (March 18 – 31) and the art festival (March 30 – 31).
Since 2022, 6okken has been operating an 'artist-run residence' in Kawaguchiko Town, Yamanashi Prefecture, based in six cottages, where living/expressive activities/management are combined, participating in art festivals across the country, collaborating with art institutions worldwide, and developing and practicing camp-based workshops.
Through cross-disciplinary dialogue with the 'outside', we are working to increase the number of'perspectives that would disappear from the world if we let go of them' and the environment to protect them.
Artists from abroad will participate in the camp, making it a site for artistic practice that transcends language barriers. In addition to the main programme mentioned above, the camp will propagate knowledge, inspiration and networks of new artistic practices from the foot of Mt Fuji through exchange programmes with people from art festivals, universities and cultural organizations from Japan and abroad, community lunches with local people and online transmission throughout the month.
(text by 6okken)
▢参加アーティスト分野を超えて国内外から集まった18名のアーティストが参加。VISION・TOUCH・AUDITIONの3グループに分かれ14日間の滞在制作を実施し、会期終盤、フィナーレとなる3月30日と31日の2日間には、そのすべてのプロセスを追体験するパフォーマンスとワークショップが行われます。安齋 励應／ Astrid Braide Eriksson／ Adam Gustafsson／ 今宿 未悠／ 大上 巧真／ 太田 遥月／ 加藤 昌美／ Gabi Schilli／ 川島 大輔／ 後藤 宙／ 小宮りさ麻吏奈／ ソー・ソウエン／ 豊島 彩花／ 中尾 一平／ 二藤 建人／ 花形 槙／ 三好 彼流／ Hyejeong Yun
6okken
Dai6OkkanFestival
architektur kollektiv | Interview
"architektur kollektiv spoke to Gabi Schillig, who „explores and shapes performative, dialogical spatial structures and spaces of communication“ in her work. At Raumklasse @ UdK Berlin she passes on her knowledge and experience to students. In this interview Caroline Steffen talked to her about her project ‚soft spaces machines’, collaborating with dancers, her way of illustrating concepts and what she wants to pass on to her students."
architekturkollektiv
interview #25 / gabi schillig
SAIC – School of the Art Institute of Chicago | USA | Lecture
Gabi got invited by Nelly Agassi to give a talk about her work within the scope of her class at SAIC – School of the Art Institute of Chicago on "Soft Logic" in which "students will focus on the idea of softness and develop projects framed with readings on affect, intimacy, radical softness, touch, and soft identities."
School of the Art Institute of Chicago – SAIC
Kobo Chika Gallery | Tokyo, Japan | Artists´ Book Week
The Artists´ Book Week at Kobo Chika Gallery in Tokyo will take place from January 12 – 21, 2024. Gabi´s books and catalogs will be part of the show.
Kobo Chika Gallery
2-chōme-23 Ebisu, Shibuya City
Tokyo 150-0013, Japan
OPEN 水 - 日 13:00-19:00 (日・祝日 18:00まで、最終日 17:00まで)
CLOSED 月・火 (月曜日が祝日の場合も休廊)
Kobo Chika
Kobo Chika Gallery | Tokyo, Japan | soft space machines | Exhibition
soft space machines
metamorphoses of (super)flatness
opening
performance and activation by Yui Kawaguchi
December 02, 2023
4–7pm
artist talk
December 06, 2023
7.30–8.30pm
exhibition
December 02 – 08, 2023
opening hours 1–7pm
Mon/Tue closed
会場工房親
住所〒150-0013東京都渋谷区恵比寿2-21-3
Kobo Chika Gallery
2-chōme-23 Ebisu, Shibuya City
Tokyo 150-0013, Japan
Kobo Chika Gallery
Aomori Contemporary Art Centre | Japan | Artist-in-Residence
Gabi will be a guest artist / artist-in-residence at ACAC – Aomori Contemporary Art Centre in Japan from November 13 – 26, 2023.
Aomori Contemporary Art Center
Dialogical Spaces – Spaces of Communication | Musashino Art University Tokyo, Japan | Lecture
Gabi will give a lecture on both, her artistic work and teaching at UdK Berlin, at Musahino Art University Tokyo.
November 07, 2023 – 17h
MAU Takanodai Campus
Bldg. 2, Room 206
Musashino Art University
1-736 Ogawa-cho, Kodaira-shi
Tokyo187-8505, Japan
Musashino Art University Tokyo
Saiko Neon | Lake Saiko, Japan | Artist-in-Residence
Gabi got invited as artist-in-residence at Saiko Neon in Japan for autumn 2023.
"Saiko Neon is an artist-in-residence set up on the shore of Lake Saiko, one of Fuji Five Lakes in Yamanashi Prefecture. Lake Saiko is located in the foot of Fuji, less than two hours away from Tokyo, and offers a glimpse of the magnificent natural environment and various Japanese cultures." (text: Saiko Neon)
Saiko Neon
