Data oktober 2011

Zaterdag 08 oktober     12.00 – 18.00 uur          Atelierroute Delft, werk in ontwikkeling.

Zondag 09 oktober       12.00 – 18.00 uur          Atelierroute Delft, werk in ontwikkeling toegankelijk

Zondag 09 oktober       16.00 – 18.00 uur          bij wijze van SPREKEN

Zondag 16 oktober       16.00 – 18.00 uur          bij wijze van SPREKEN

Zondag 23 oktober       16.00 – 18.00 uur          bij wijze van SPREKEN

Vrijdag 28 oktober        20.00 – 01.00 uur          Museumnacht Delft

Zondag 30 oktober       16.00 – 18.00 uur          Afsluiting

Data november 2011

Zondag 06 november    16.00 – 18.00 uur          bijwijze van SPREKEN

Zondag 13 november    16.00 – 18.00 uur          bijwijze van SPREKEN

Zondag 20 november    16.00 – 18.00 uur          bijwijze van SPREKEN

Vrijdag 27 november     16.00 – 18.00 uur          Opening

Zondag 30 oktober       16.00 – 18.00 uur          Afsluiting

Deelnemende kunstenaars: Petra van Noort, Hester Plomp, Guda Koster, Egied Simons, Ieke Trinks, Stefan Hoffman, Mark Swysen, Serena Lee, Rosa Everts en Marianne Hamersma.

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Van 1 t/m 10 oktober fietsen de jonge Europeanen op tandems door de wijken van Delft. Gedurende de uitwisseling NAKED WINDOWS werken zij samen aan een Audio en Video performance. Hierin presenteren zij culturele verschillen en overeenkomsten die zij hebben ervaren.

De performance vindt plaats op zaterdag 9 oktober om 21:00 uur in de Koornbeurs, Voldersgracht 1 in Delft. De toegang is gratis. We hopen je daar te zien.

Saturday the 28th of August the exchange started with performances from Alienation (FR), Fucking in Champagne (DE), Mitss & Kapthijn (NL), Of Monsters & Men (IS) at the Westerpop festival in Delft. The Polish band Shiny Beats put an end to the day with their gig, even though it rained their performance kept the audience dancing.

The next day the Shiny Beats, Of Monsters & Men and Mitss & Kapthijn performed at the Stadspodium in Rotterdam.

After an intense jamsession new bands were made, consisting of members of different nationalities. The mixed bands wrote a new song, afterwards the songs were recorded in the studio of the Zadkine Popacademie. Making new songs was a big success, you can also listen to the new songs on this website under: media.

Thursday the 2nd of September they played a gig in Exit in Rotterdam. All the bands gave away an excellent performance.

Friday the 3rd of September Stage Europe Network was in the Koornbeurs in Delft. The diverse line up was very much appreciated by the audience.

Saturday was the last day of this week full of creativity. To end this week in a special way the bands did a Drive-By Concert in an old schoolbus. It took place nearby the ‘Along the Trax’ festival at the Beuk in Barendrecht. World service from Norway also did an exciting performance on the roof of the venue. Soon you can check the video’s of the concerts in the schoolbus on this website under: media.

This great week gave the young musicians an international experience and a great opportunity to perform abroad.

You can follow the project on the Stage Europe Network website

Stage Europe Network is an initiative from the foundation Link in cooperation with the Popunie.

When I’m walking through a street filled with traffic, or when I’m sitting in the subway or maybe even when I’m just drinking a cup of coffee in a little café somewhere in a little street, I observe everything around me. Especially people. Where are they going? Where do they come from? I like to ask myself those kind of questions. Then, I went to CitySound. A project that took place in Berlin, a city that was unfamiliar to me. Trough this program, I’ve really learned to think with my ears. They taught us how to see which sounds are important to describe a place. To do that you have to live the place. You have to pretend you are one of those people I’ve watched. If they go shopping, you go shopping. If they eat, you eat. And then you start to ask yourself questions again. What do you hear when you are drinking a cup of coffee in a little café somewhere in a little street? And which of these sounds are typical for the place, which are not that important and can easily be left out? And can you hear the sounds through other perspectives? These ten days, I’ve thought more about sounds then I ever did. Apart from that, we’ve learned how to work with those sounds on the computer, and got to know Berlin in a way that you wouldn’t ever had the chance to get to know as a tourist.
It was a great experience.

by:Linda.