The 27th edition of the Audio Art Festival will take place in Kraków on 13-24 November 2019. Concerts, installations, and performances will take place at the Bunkier Sztuki Gallery, Hevre and the Academy of Music in Krakow.
Audio Art is an experimental and postmodernist art of the close of XX century and the beginning of the XXI century. Audio Art is an integration of sound and visual art. Presentation of Audio Art appears in form of the concert, performance and installation. Audio Art creates new concept of sound source: as an object and musical instrument in certain space and time. Audio Art is a "one person art": composer, designer and performer unify the whole process of art creation. Audio Art uses low and high technology. Audio Art Festival presents individual artists from all over the world. Festival also presents other non-audio art events extending the whole image of the art based on sound.
This year's edition will feature Rafał Zapała's installation Scrolling to zero. Laptop Ensemble from Wrocław will perform pieces for computers by Marcin Rupociński, Stanisław Krupowicz and Marcin Bortnowski. The violinist and improviser Anna Zielińska will present her new project ElectroZiółka, inspired by widely understood nature in contrast with electronics as well as travels and interaction with audience during concerts. Martyna Zakrzewska's recital will be devoted to the work of Piotr Peszat. Krzysztof Knittel's Oneg Szabat will be premiered as part of the "Composing Commissions" programme implemented by the Institute of Music and Dance. The festival will also feature a sonokinetic performance for chamber ensemble, electronics, dancers and gesture sensors by Zonia Jarek Kordaczuk.
Audio Art Festival events are webcasted live.
Full programme available at: http://audio.art.pl/ and https://www.facebook.com/AudioArtFestival/