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On the 19th of November the 3rd-year international art students created an exhibition at the Campus Café in Vordingborg titled Natura Sensus.

The event consisted of the looped screenings of seven experimental short films, all depicting various aspects of nature. The students not only worked with the landscape of South Zealand but also brought the perspective of their home countries. They chose to not use traditional narratives, but instead invited the viewers to "feel" nature's beauty, decay and everything in between.

The screenings were set up in an entirely unique way which allowed viewers to move freely through the space and truly become one with the exhibition. People from all around town came to visit, and of course professors and students alike showed their support.

During the opening speech of the exhibition the students said: "In the films, you will find places where nature is gentle and poetic—but also raw, wet, cold, or unsettling. We are not trying to explain nature. We are trying to sense it. And we invite you to sense it with us."

Congratulations to all the art students and everyone involved in this highly successful project! The organisers would like to thank everyone who visited the exhibition and hope they will carry a piece of it in their heart!

On the 19th of November the 3rd-year international art students created an exhibition at the Campus Café in Vordingborg titled Natura Sensus.

The event consisted of the looped screenings of seven experimental short films, all depicting various aspects of nature. The students not only worked with the landscape of South Zealand but also brought the perspective of their home countries. They chose to not use traditional narratives, but instead invited the viewers to "feel" nature's beauty, decay and everything in between.

The screenings were set up in an entirely unique way which allowed viewers to move freely through the space and truly become one with the exhibition. People from all around town came to visit, and of course professors and students alike showed their support.

During the opening speech of the exhibition the students said: "In the films, you will find places where nature is gentle and poetic—but also raw, wet, cold, or unsettling. We are not trying to explain nature. We are trying to sense it. And we invite you to sense it with us."

Congratulations to all the art students and everyone involved in this highly successful project! The organisers would like to thank everyone who visited the exhibition and hope they will carry a piece of it in their heart!

On the 19th of November the 3rd-year international art students created an exhibition at the Campus Café in Vordingborg titled Natura Sensus.

The event consisted of the looped screenings of seven experimental short films, all depicting various aspects of nature. The students not only worked with the landscape of South Zealand but also brought the perspective of their home countries. They chose to not use traditional narratives, but instead invited the viewers to "feel" nature's beauty, decay and everything in between.

The screenings were set up in an entirely unique way which allowed viewers to move freely through the space and truly become one with the exhibition. People from all around town came to visit, and of course professors and students alike showed their support.

During the opening speech of the exhibition the students said: "In the films, you will find places where nature is gentle and poetic—but also raw, wet, cold, or unsettling. We are not trying to explain nature. We are trying to sense it. And we invite you to sense it with us."

Congratulations to all the art students and everyone involved in this highly successful project! The organisers would like to thank everyone who visited the exhibition and hope they will carry a piece of it in their heart!

On the 19th of November the 3rd-year international art students created an exhibition at the Campus Café in Vordingborg titled Natura Sensus.

The event consisted of the looped screenings of seven experimental short films, all depicting various aspects of nature. The students not only worked with the landscape of South Zealand but also brought the perspective of their home countries. They chose to not use traditional narratives, but instead invited the viewers to "feel" nature's beauty, decay and everything in between.

The screenings were set up in an entirely unique way which allowed viewers to move freely through the space and truly become one with the exhibition. People from all around town came to visit, and of course professors and students alike showed their support.

During the opening speech of the exhibition the students said: "In the films, you will find places where nature is gentle and poetic—but also raw, wet, cold, or unsettling. We are not trying to explain nature. We are trying to sense it. And we invite you to sense it with us."

Congratulations to all the art students and everyone involved in this highly successful project! The organisers would like to thank everyone who visited the exhibition and hope they will carry a piece of it in their heart!

On the 19th of November the 3rd-year international art students created an exhibition at the Campus Café in Vordingborg titled Natura Sensus.

The event consisted of the looped screenings of seven experimental short films, all depicting various aspects of nature. The students not only worked with the landscape of South Zealand but also brought the perspective of their home countries. They chose to not use traditional narratives, but instead invited the viewers to "feel" nature's beauty, decay and everything in between.

The screenings were set up in an entirely unique way which allowed viewers to move freely through the space and truly become one with the exhibition. People from all around town came to visit, and of course professors and students alike showed their support.

During the opening speech of the exhibition the students said: "In the films, you will find places where nature is gentle and poetic—but also raw, wet, cold, or unsettling. We are not trying to explain nature. We are trying to sense it. And we invite you to sense it with us."

Congratulations to all the art students and everyone involved in this highly successful project! The organisers would like to thank everyone who visited the exhibition and hope they will carry a piece of it in their heart!

On the 19th of November the 3rd-year international art students created an exhibition at the Campus Café in Vordingborg titled Natura Sensus.

The event consisted of the looped screenings of seven experimental short films, all depicting various aspects of nature. The students not only worked with the landscape of South Zealand but also brought the perspective of their home countries. They chose to not use traditional narratives, but instead invited the viewers to "feel" nature's beauty, decay and everything in between.

The screenings were set up in an entirely unique way which allowed viewers to move freely through the space and truly become one with the exhibition. People from all around town came to visit, and of course professors and students alike showed their support.

During the opening speech of the exhibition the students said: "In the films, you will find places where nature is gentle and poetic—but also raw, wet, cold, or unsettling. We are not trying to explain nature. We are trying to sense it. And we invite you to sense it with us."

Congratulations to all the art students and everyone involved in this highly successful project! The organisers would like to thank everyone who visited the exhibition and hope they will carry a piece of it in their heart!

On the 19th of November the 3rd-year international art students created an exhibition at the Campus Café in Vordingborg titled Natura Sensus.

The event consisted of the looped screenings of seven experimental short films, all depicting various aspects of nature. The students not only worked with the landscape of South Zealand but also brought the perspective of their home countries. They chose to not use traditional narratives, but instead invited the viewers to "feel" nature's beauty, decay and everything in between.

The screenings were set up in an entirely unique way which allowed viewers to move freely through the space and truly become one with the exhibition. People from all around town came to visit, and of course professors and students alike showed their support.

During the opening speech of the exhibition the students said: "In the films, you will find places where nature is gentle and poetic—but also raw, wet, cold, or unsettling. We are not trying to explain nature. We are trying to sense it. And we invite you to sense it with us."

Congratulations to all the art students and everyone involved in this highly successful project! The organisers would like to thank everyone who visited the exhibition and hope they will carry a piece of it in their heart!

On the 19th of November the 3rd-year international art students created an exhibition at the Campus Café in Vordingborg titled Natura Sensus.

The event consisted of the looped screenings of seven experimental short films, all depicting various aspects of nature. The students not only worked with the landscape of South Zealand but also brought the perspective of their home countries. They chose to not use traditional narratives, but instead invited the viewers to "feel" nature's beauty, decay and everything in between.

The screenings were set up in an entirely unique way which allowed viewers to move freely through the space and truly become one with the exhibition. People from all around town came to visit, and of course professors and students alike showed their support.

During the opening speech of the exhibition the students said: "In the films, you will find places where nature is gentle and poetic—but also raw, wet, cold, or unsettling. We are not trying to explain nature. We are trying to sense it. And we invite you to sense it with us."

Congratulations to all the art students and everyone involved in this highly successful project! The organisers would like to thank everyone who visited the exhibition and hope they will carry a piece of it in their heart!

On the 19th of November the 3rd-year international art students created an exhibition at the Campus Café in Vordingborg titled Natura Sensus.

The event consisted of the looped screenings of seven experimental short films, all depicting various aspects of nature. The students not only worked with the landscape of South Zealand but also brought the perspective of their home countries. They chose to not use traditional narratives, but instead invited the viewers to "feel" nature's beauty, decay and everything in between.

The screenings were set up in an entirely unique way which allowed viewers to move freely through the space and truly become one with the exhibition. People from all around town came to visit, and of course professors and students alike showed their support.

During the opening speech of the exhibition the students said: "In the films, you will find places where nature is gentle and poetic—but also raw, wet, cold, or unsettling. We are not trying to explain nature. We are trying to sense it. And we invite you to sense it with us."

Congratulations to all the art students and everyone involved in this highly successful project! The organisers would like to thank everyone who visited the exhibition and hope they will carry a piece of it in their heart!

Vi søger 2 Studentermedhjælpere som kulturkoordinatorer

Ansættelsen er for ½ år og der er 2 stillinger på hver 4 timer om ugen.
Du skal være studerende i Vordingborg for at søgestillingen.

Send en kort ansøgning til haer@vordingborg.dk  

Nb ansøgningsfrist er 22/5-2025. Samtaler afholdes løbendeHvis du har spørgsmål eller vil høre mere, kan du ringe til Pernille 21606207 eller Hanna

I dag lanceres 10 samtaler om kunst i det offentlige rum @thoravej29
Èn af de samtaler er om Poly- Udstillingsplatform, hvor jeg interviewes om dét at starte et udstillingssted i det offentlige rum.  

Jeg synes at @kulturens.analyseinstitut har gjort et super relevant arbejde i denne publikation, ved at uddybe samtalen om kunst i det offentlige rum. 
Tusind tak til Sarah Pihl Petersen og Jens Christian Nielsen og deres flotte publikation.

Publikationen kan downloades her: https://kulturensanalyseinstitut.dk/igangvaerende-og-kommende/kunst-i-det-offentlige-rum-en-foranalyse/

Håber at se mange til Poly- Udstillingsplatforms næste udstilling nu på lørdag d. 5 april kl 13 - 16, hvor @genhor Thomas Eg Matthisen, Mark Ibsgaard Gregersen og jeg selv udstiller @dinalundvall. Udstillingen handler netop om betydningen af lyde i det offentlige rum.

Forsidebillede: Ride! Sing! Repeat!, 2024. Copenhagen Opera Festival. Foto: Victoria Mørck Madsen

I dag lanceres 10 samtaler om kunst i det offentlige rum @thoravej29
Èn af de samtaler er om Poly- Udstillingsplatform, hvor jeg interviewes om dét at starte et udstillingssted i det offentlige rum.  

Jeg synes at @kulturens.analyseinstitut har gjort et super relevant arbejde i denne publikation, ved at uddybe samtalen om kunst i det offentlige rum. 
Tusind tak til Sarah Pihl Petersen og Jens Christian Nielsen og deres flotte publikation.

Publikationen kan downloades her: https://kulturensanalyseinstitut.dk/igangvaerende-og-kommende/kunst-i-det-offentlige-rum-en-foranalyse/

Håber at se mange til Poly- Udstillingsplatforms næste udstilling nu på lørdag d. 5 april kl 13 - 16, hvor @genhor Thomas Eg Matthisen, Mark Ibsgaard Gregersen og jeg selv udstiller @dinalundvall. Udstillingen handler netop om betydningen af lyde i det offentlige rum.

Forsidebillede: Ride! Sing! Repeat!, 2024. Copenhagen Opera Festival. Foto: Victoria Mørck Madsen

Campus Caféen i dag kl 15.30. Gratis selvfølgelig

GENHØR og Poly- Udstillingsplatform for samtidskunst udstiller d. 5. april til d. 21. juni 2025 et stedsspecifikt lydværk. Værket skabes med inspiration i den stedbundne historie og vil åbne et lydligt vindue til fortidens liv og aktiviteter i og omkring stationsbygningen i Vordingborg.

Første workshop består af skitsering af historiske scenarier, indspilning af reallyde og musikalske elementer. Anden workshop omhandler lydproduktion og komposition af værket.

Komponist Mark Ibsgaard Gregersen og lyddesigner Thomas Eg Matthiesen vil være til stede i Campus Caféen fra kl. 12.00 - 20.00. Kom forbi og vær med til at producere lyd til udstillingen! Skriv gerne til @genhoer_dk eller 91 61 10 93 hvis du kigger forbi (eller hvis der ikke er nogen når du kigger forbi)

GENHØR og Poly- Udstillingsplatform for samtidskunst udstiller d. 5. april til d. 21. juni 2025 et stedsspecifikt lydværk. Værket skabes med inspiration i den stedbundne historie og vil åbne et lydligt vindue til fortidens liv og aktiviteter i og omkring stationsbygningen i Vordingborg.

Første workshop består af skitsering af historiske scenarier, indspilning af reallyde og musikalske elementer. Anden workshop omhandler lydproduktion og komposition af værket.

Komponist Mark Ibsgaard Gregersen og lyddesigner Thomas Eg Matthiesen vil være til stede i Campus Caféen fra kl. 12.00 - 20.00. Kom forbi og vær med til at producere lyd til udstillingen! Skriv gerne til @genhoer_dk eller 91 61 10 93 hvis du kigger forbi (eller hvis der ikke er nogen når du kigger forbi).

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