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Artistic music – non-artistic music
/Nima A. Rowshan – Moderator: Ali Moradi
On the first day of the festival, Nima A. Rowshan, together with Ali Moradi, in a conversation with the audience and setting some examples, makes us think about what is artistic music and what is not. You can watch the entire speech in this video.
A study on installation art in the post-human era
/Erfan Ghiasi
Second lecturer, Erfan Ghiasi, talked about the medium of installation art, the difference between “installation art” and “installation of art”, and gave us some ideas about the post-human era. You can watch the entire speech in this video.
Medium fest Electroacoustic / Iranian composers
In curation of these concerts we focused on the idea of the spatial aspect of composition and sound. Most of the pieces were composed for a four channel playback system to make a surrounding atmosphere for audiences.
Composers Line Up
Afshin Motlaghfard / Arash Pandi / Arsalan Abedian / Majid Tahriri / Nima A.Rowshan / Saman Samadi
*For more details about artists and pieces please check out our booklet at the bottom of the page.
Medium fest Electroacoustic /International composers
In curation of these concerts we focused on the idea of the spatial aspect of composition and sound. Most of the pieces were composed for a four channel playback system to make a surrounding atmosphere for audiences.
Composers Line Up
Bernd Alois Zimmermann / Elodie Serhane-Ferre / Gyorgy Ligeti / Iannis Xenakis / Lola Ajima / Peter Ablinger
*For more details about artists and pieces please check out our booklet at the bottom of the page.
The Rooms / collective installation art exhibition
The Room is a collective installation art exhibition with three artists. Installed in three separate rooms, and connected with an imaginary line together. In The Rooms, poetry is considered as a material; a substance that flows through space in a room, in the form of sound, and causes particles to move. It reveals its words to the eye in another room, And in its absence in the third room, insists on its existence. The poem that appears in these rooms was written by Bijan Elahi in the late 1960s. This installation borrows its title from the title of this poem.
Morteza Ghahremanian/Ali Hashemlou/Guess Lou