19.06.2015

Artist talk, performance og koncert – en aften på Kunsthal Charlottenborg

Frem til d. 5. juli 2015 kan Katrine Dirckinck-Holmfelds udstilling Leap into Colour opleves i Kunsthal Charlottenborg. Som en del af udstillingen er der d. 24. juni en trekløver af en artist talk, performance og koncert med Maurice Sameh Louca, som er en af skaberne af soundtracket til videoværket Leap into Colour.

Den egyptiske musiker og komponist Maurice Sameh Louca er kendt for sin sammensatte lyd, der går på tværs af genrer, og sine hårdtslående og improviserende live performances. Maurice Louca har skrevet to albums og især det andet andet album ”Benhayyi Al-Baghbaghan” (hyldest til papegøjen, direkte oversat) illustrerer den udvikling, som egyptisk musik aktuelt set gennemgår. The Wire kalder beskriver albummet som ”…dense, driven and splashed with colour.” På den måde er der en parallel i Maurice Loucas arbejde og Katrine Dirckinck-Holmfelds udstilling Leap into Colour.

Maurice Sameh Louca leverer desuden musik til teaterforestillinger, film og nye visuelle kunstværker. Læs mere om musikeren på hans hjemmeside.

Koncerten d. 24.6. er som nævnt en del af Katrine Dirckinck-Holmfelds udstilling Leap into Colour. Udstillingen udgør en del af kunstnerens Ph.d. projekt: Rehearsing Reparative Critical Practices. Læs mere om udstillingen her.

Aftenens program
kl. 17.00 Talk ved Katrine Dirckinck-Holmfeld
kl.18.00 Performance med Felia Gram-Hanssen, udstiller på Afgang 2015
kl 19.00 Koncert med den anerkendte og eksperimenterende egyptiske musiker Maurice Sameh Louca.
I gården ved Kunsthal Charlottenborg vil der være grill og drikkevarer til gode priser.

Læs mere om arrangementet på deres Facebookside.

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