Banga performance and flyer design for BI Nuu Club Opening party
Video installation for new Berlin venue Naherholung Sternchen, Berolina Strasse 7 (next to Mollstrasse), Berlin, 10178, U5 Schillingstrasse (Behind Kino Internationl/Rathaus Mitte)
Project Banga will take part in performance art event The Hunt For The Berlin artist @ KW Institute for Contemporary Art – KUNST-WERKE BERLIN Auguststr. 69, 6th. July 7-10 pm
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Dancer for Giuseppe Verdi opera La Traviata.
Video performance for Margo Fatal b-day event Tango Noise.
vj performance for Shameless Limitless party @ west Germany
29.10.2010. vj performance for "all you need is ears" party at m.i.k.z.
Next Banga performance 23. oktober @ MindTheBox event in Mind Pirates. Falckensteinstraße 48. Berlin.
BANGA is a shamanic platform for the creation of energetic potions using the elements of sound, silver, amber and thought wave patterns to positively influence our community.
BANGA is made from 60% water and 40% spirit. Working with the water element within this pure drink we aim to enrich and charge BANGA with positive energetic properties.
Multidisciplinary project of the scholars of Robert Bosch Foundation´s Programme for Cultural Managers from Central and Eastern Europe, taking place from 23th till 31st of July 2010 in Tapetenwerk Halle C in Leipzig.
23.-31. Juli 2010
Tapetenwerk, Lützner Str. 91, Leipzig
The Videoexhibition opening:
23. Juli 2010, 19:00 Uhr
On July 23rd, 2010 at 7 p.m. the project Keine Angst! with the discussion and music performance will be open. The project explores the relationship between the individual and the institution of authority as well as origin and the maintenance of the societal norms (politeness, political correctness, universal axiology). Keine Angst! is joint project by young culture managers from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Latvia and Lithuania.
''In the past as well as in today´s society the existence of fear is ever-present. It is often being politicized and used for defining 'normality', 'minority', 'majority'. For our project we have chosen the theme that might have other forms in Germany or in Lithuania, but is common to all societies. The complexity of preconceptions and established structures that one faces in the society is like a labyrinth where one could get lost or one could dare (Keine Angst!) to search for the exit.
The video exhibition Keine Angst! shows the works of artists from Lithuania, Latvia, Germany and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Artworks are placed in a room installation of labyrinth, created by Dresden architect Wolfgang Kurtz with the assistance of Igor Sovilj. The labyrinth is meant as a metaphor of the dead end, where the fears prevent us from the finding the exit.
On the opening night - July 23th at 7 30 p.m, the open discussion with the artists and invited guests and the concert of Margita Zalite aka Margo (LV), Tytia Mina Teremina (LT) und DJ take place.
Artists, taking part in the exhibition:
Katrina Neiburga (LV), Kate Krolle (LV), Linards Kulless (LV), Ivars Gravlejs (LV), Gorana Bosnic, Sandra Dukic (BiH), Igor Bosnjak (BiH), Laura Garbstiene (LT), Sophie Uchman (DE), Maria Susanne Schwerdtner (DE)
The Project Keine Angst! is a collaboration of four Robert Bosch scholars in the Program for Cultural Managers from Central and East Europe for 2009/2010, a program realized by MitOst ass. from Berlin:
Ruta Virbickaite, Lithuania
Zane Zajanckauska, Latvia and
Martina Zuzanakova, Checz Republic
Project is supported by:
Robert Bosch Foundation
Cultural Foundation of the Free State Saxony
IFA- Institut for Foreign Relations and
Latvian Cultural Foundation
BANGA is a shamanic platform for the creation of energetic potions using the elements of sound, silver, amber and thought wave patterns to positively influence our community.
The inception of the BANGA project will take place on Friday 17th of July, 2010 at interactive art playground Mind The Box, at Mind Pirates, Falckensteinstr. 48. Berlin at 21:00.
BANGA is made from 60% water and 40% spirit. Working with the water element within this pure drink we aim to enrich and charge BANGA with positive energetic properties.
It is already known that water has properties that enable it to take on special subtle qualities found only within the sub atomic patterns. These patterns interact with water patterns found in the human organism, thus changing the vibrations of intracellular energy.
Energise your BANGA with thoughts, words and emotions!
Game “CURE the BANGA”:
You can “charge” or “cure” the BANGA with your thoughts. Just hold the container and think of something – and put it back. Write the ideas that you thought on a small piece of paper. This will then be used to charge BANGA for the next people playing.
Energising BANGA with silver.
Trace amounts of silver in water have great biological and physiological influence with the living body. Silver water is a preventative measure and remedy for many diseases.
BANGA is cured with an old silver spoon, which came from my grandmother’s house in Vilnius.
Energising BANGA with amber.
In the Baltic States, Amber has been used for centuries. It is associated with sunlight and warmth and reputed to boost the immune system.
Using the energies of the deep past, we can influence our present creative processes to create something new.
Energising BANGA with sound
Water has the ability to take on patterns influenced by the presence of sound.
Harmonic patterns in music transmit harmonic energy through water into the human organism.
Banga is a project conceived by two people from the Baltic States: Linards Kulless and Juste Kostikovaite.
Exhibition opening!!!!
2010 05 07, 8 p.m.
THE FORGOTTEN BAR/Galerie im Regierungsviertel, Boppstrasse 5, 10967 Berlin
One Lithuanian,one Latvian, one Swedish, and one Norwegian artist - together and separately - they are playing with Polaroid. In Berlin.
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SURVIVAL KIT
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An arts event in the Riga city where local and international artists are invited to reflect on the diverse survival strategies.
12.09.09 - 19.09.09. Riga. Latvia
IF MORE CHILDREN ARE BORN BOYS THAN GIRLS, THAN IT MEANS WAR.
It's very clear that the basis of today’s troubles, burdens and tribulations are caused by humans, and probably men are more to blame. How to deal with all this so called ''man's world'' disaster? Finally, if our own strength isn't enough anymore, maybe it's time to turn to Latvian ancient wisdom and knowledge of charms, power-signs and protectors.
Vienozīmīgi skaidrs ka visu dižķibeļu, ķīviņu, neražu un likstu pamatā ir paši cilvēki, un iespējams ka vīriešu vaina ir mazliet lielāka. Kā tikt galā ar visu šo „vīriešu pasaules“ postu, ja pašiem vairs nepietiek spēka. Tad talkā mums var nākt latviešu viedās zināšanas par amuletiem, spēka zīmēm un aizstāvjiem.
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