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October 2017, English
23×34 cm, 184 pages, ca. 100 ill., two volumes box bound
ISBN 978-3-95679-262-5
Design
Konst & Teknik
Status
Available
Julie Cirelli, Anna Lundh (Eds.)

Visions of the Now

Contributions by Katja Aglert, Lars-Gunnar Bodin, Rosi Braidotti, Tyler Coburn, Luke Fishbeck (Lucky Dragons), Brian Droitcour, Mathew Dryhurst, Katarina Elvén, Jacob Gaboury, Jennifer A. González, Goodiepal, Sanne Krogh Groth, Gry Worre Hallberg, Hannah Heilmann, Holly Herndon, Natalie Jerenijenko, Jacob Kirkegaard, Siri Landgren, Magnus Larsson, Kristin Lucas, Anna Lundh, Julie Martin, Astrida Neimanis, Laurel Ptak, Sten Ternström, Cecilia Åsberg

Initiated by Swedish artist Anna Lundh, Visions of the Now is a reconsideration of the 1966 Stockholm festival Visioner av Nuet (Visions of the Present), which aimed to examine the impact of technology on humanity, society, and art; half a century later, we are immersed in the technology that was still “new” in 1966. Lundh’s project took place in 2013 and brought together international artists, musicians, theorists, and scientists for a three-day festival of lectures, panels, performances, sound pieces, installations, and screenings. What, it asked, are our current visions of the now, and how do we imagine the future?

This two-volume set marks the fiftieth anniversary of Visioner av Nuet and contains the catalogue and proceedings of the 2013 festival, new contributions by the invitees, and photo documentation. Archival material from the 1966 festival, with never-before-published correspondence with John Cage and Buckminster Fuller and texts by Alvin Lucier and Nam June Paik, is featured along with the connected history of the 1966 New York festival, 9 Evenings of Theatre and Engineering.