Deep Listening — the project draws on works of art that are mostly built with sound
Vernissage 26th July 2019 at 6pm.
Exhibition 27th July till 1st September 2019.
Admission free. Join us!
Artists
Karolina Grzywnowicz
Mateusz Kula
Adrian Kolarczyk
Daniel Koniusz
Konrad Smoleński
Jolanta Jastrząb
Martyna Łyko
Piotr Bosacki
Anna Nacher &
Marek Styczyński
Iwona Demko
Karolina Freino
Tomasz Koszewnik
Cecylia Malik
Honorata Martin
Norbert Delman
Curator Marta Lisok
Accompanying events
27 July 2019 — meeting with Honorata Martin
31 July 2019 — vernissage Stories about Walking around the City
1 August 2019 — visiting the exhibition with the artists
21 August 2019 — curator’s tour of the exhibition and a lecture by Barbara Stec, PhD
22 August 2019 — meeting with Cecylia Malik
1 September 2019 — audio performance by BNNT
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Magda Starska's audioperformance as part of ‘Deep Listening’ Exibition ‘Miscellaneous’ Magdalena Starska goes over the grammar of basic gestures. She employs materials such as foam, yeast, vegetables, dough, plaster...
Audio Performance by BNNT — Konrad Smoleński and Daniel Szwed's contribution to the ‘Deep Listening’ project What is BNNT? The BNNT duo started their collaboration 11 years ago in Poznań. Since then, they have performed in many music clubs, galleries, theatres, big...
Deep Listening is a project combining exhibitions, lectures, performances and meetings with artists. Its title has been inspired by the concept created by composer Pauline Oliveros, who used Deep Listening to observe her body, as a necessary step on the way to listening to the Other.
While the project is underway, the BWA Gallery will become a temporary laboratory for sound research. It will function as a container for storing all sorts of stories, songs, and sounds of wailing, crunching, grinding, breathing and rustling. What all these Deep Listening events have in common is the reciprocity that may be initiated by means of various processes used to activate the perception of the audience.
The exhibition spans three major topics: listening as a scientific tool, therapeutic exercise in mindfulness, and listening — with both affection and criticism — to the surroundings.
Curator: Marta Lisok
