Festival in Opposition: The Scratch Orchestra: Archive, Presentation, Howard Slater
Howard Slater volontira kao terapeut (igre) i ponekad piše tekstove. Živi i radi u Londonu, i učestvuje u radu u časopisu Mute.
Festival in Opposition: The Scratch Orchestra: Archive, Presentation, Howard Slater
"Festival in Opposition - Art and Politics of Improvisation"
OUR 'Accompanyings'
October 26 - 29, 2016
Place: Youth Center CK13
Vojvode Bojovića 13, Novi Sad
Organization: kuda.org
Through a presentation, Howard Slater took us on a journey with the Scratch Orchestra through a brief history of their origins, as well as the continuation of their influence and inspiration to this day. The Scratch Orchestra originated from a series of music composition classes at London’s Morley College. These classes were initiated by Cornelius Cardew, Michael Parsons, and Howard Skempton and were attended by avant-garde musicians and artists interested in sound research, performance, and interventions outside concert halls. From this, the Scratch Orchestra was formed in 1969 and is described in the sketch of the statute as “a large number of enthusiasts who bring their experience and come together for action (making music, playing, performing). https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/events/nature-study-notes/
The festival in opposition is part of the "Extended Aesthetic Education" project.
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The festival in opposition is realized within the broader project "Aesthetic Education Extended ", in which the Multimedia Institute (HR), Kontrapunkt (MK), Kulturtreger / Books (HR), Berliner Gazette (DE) and kuda.org (RS) cooperate. The project was supported by: