Sustenance – MusicMakers Hacklab Finale

04th Feb 2024 04th Feb 2024 19:00 20:30

Amanda Bennetts, Claudix Vanesix, Dimitris Mertzos, Dmytro Filatov, Gisou Golshani (withdrew), Ivan Skoryna, Josefina Maro, Moe Nagasi, Tobi Pfeil, Qusay Awad, Zalán Szakács. Hosted by Sophia Bulgakova and Darsha Hewitt

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  • Sophia Bulgakova

    UA/NL

    Sophia Bulgakova is a Ukrainian ArtScientist, interdisciplinary artist, and activist currently based in The Netherlands. She works with art, technology, and contemporary social structures, focusing on the relationship between cultural identities, perception, and imagination. 

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    AU

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    • MusicMakers Hacklab Finale Concert at CTM 2023

    This year's Hacklab explores the idea of Sustenance, which is a contrast to our usual artistic language of appetites and hunger. We talk about burning energy to produce, but less often about how art feeds us. We talk about consuming, but not about whether our work feeds ourselves and others. Sustenance recognises that for all our narratives about markets and success, many artists live below subsistence levels. What does it mean to find nourishment in what we do? Can we escape competitive models of creation that assume finite resources? Against the background of the CTM 2024 theme of »Sustain,« what gives us actual sustenance?

    The 2024 Hacklab fellows are: Amanda Bennetts, Claudix Vanesix, Dimitris Mertzos, Dmytro Filatov, Gisou Golshani (withdrew), Ivan Skoryna, Josefina Maro, Moe Nagasi, Tobi Pfeil, Qusay Awad, Zalán Szakács. Hosted by Sophia Bulgakova and Darsha Hewitt.

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    Supported by tekhnē, which is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.