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15.5—13.6 2025
Photo credits: Hochschuh & Donovan / artists

Katrin Hochschuh & Adam Donovan: CURIOUS TAUTOPHONE – TENSOR FIELD ONTOLOGY

This robotic installation with responsive projection is as much an apparatus of art as it is a tool for music and an instrument of psychology and physics. Tautophone is a reference to the projective “auditory Rorschach” tests developed by psychologists Skinner, Rosenzweig, and Shakow in the 1930s and 1940s, while Curious here refers to the robot's motivation to explore its surroundings and to learn.

Výstava
5.6 2025 16h

CURIOUS TAUTOPHONE – TENSOR FIELD ONTOLOGY / gallery talk

We cordially invite you to a presentation of the exhibition Katrin Hochschuh & Adam Donovan: CURIOUS TAUTOPHONE - TENSOR FIELD ONTOLOGY on Thursday, June 5, 2025 at 4 PM. The exhibition will be presented by its curator Ondřej Merta.  

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Vašulka Kitchen Brno & BAiR 2025

It is our pleasure to announce that for Vašulka Kitchen Brno 2025 residency program we selected media artist Cailean Finn. 

The decision was certainly not easy and we thank everyone else for their interest and the many excellent projects! 

24.5 2024 18h
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Rock is Ridiculous: The Queer Underground in 1970s Music Culture by Gavin Butt

Rock is Ridiculous: The Queer Underground in 1970s Music Culture 

We cordially invite you to a presentation by Gavin Butt, which reveals the underground origins of pop personas, offering insights into LGBTQ+ creativity's role in reshaping mainstream culture. 

This talk, by Gavin Butt, a professor of Fine Art at Northumbria University-Newcastle, explores how Ridiculous Theatre, a riotous model of LGBTQ+ theatre-making in 1960s and 1970s New York, impacted the global world of popular music. Focusing upon artists associated with Andy Warhol's 1971 production of Pork, this talk will highlight the cultural effects put in play, and the possibilities forestalled, by a cross-over of artists, attitudes and approaches from an underground theatre milieu into mainstream music culture. Based on new research, it will show how Downtown theatre artists and directors became influential for a time in shaping aspects of glam and punk rock, and detail how their activities have impacted the music industry during the 1970s and since.  

The lecture will be in English as a part of the Brno Pride Week 2024. 

https://www.gavinbutt.com/ 

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