S for Sound, S for Solidarity hosted by f.eks. will be featured at Gudskul Ekosistem in Jakarta as part of the group exhibition Lumbunghissima curated by Diventare Lumbung.
In the exhibition, S for Sound, S for Solidarity (SfS, SfS) will be featured as an audio installation playing the current catalog of published SfS, SfS episodes. SfS, SfS is a sonic platform and radio communications project co-initiated by artists Yazan Khalili and f.eks. in 2023. Initially launched as a pilot project in 2024, SfS, SfS is now continuing as an ongoing program hosted and organized by f.eks. in Aalborg, Denmark that is broadcasted internationally in collaboration with Radio alHara. It is also enacted physically across institutions and public spaces as sonic installations, listening events, and sound walks, a.o.
The Episodes (no. 1 - 7) featured in Lumbunghissima include artists Scott William Raby, Yazan Khalili, Morten Poulsen, Razan Sabbagh, Artists Project Group (APG) (Lukas Heistinger, Bernhard Garnicnig, and Andrea Steves), Miriam Simun, Parsa Sanjana Sajid, Bureau of Analogies (BoA), Aalborg Artists Association (AAAA) (with Kamilla Mez and TWIIID), Hannibal Andersen, and Verdensrommet (featuring Sara Shooshtari and Tara Fraser with Sandro Masai).
A special thanks to Alessandro Rolandi, Viviana Sacchi Sorbonne, and The Danish Institute in Rome for helping make this collaboration possible. Lumbunghissima is kindly supported by The Italian Cultural Institute in Jakarta and hosted by Gudskul, Serrum, Jurnal Karbon, and RURUradio.
In the exhibition, S for Sound, S for Solidarity (SfS, SfS) will be featured as an audio installation playing the current catalog of published SfS, SfS episodes. SfS, SfS is a sonic platform and radio communications project co-initiated by artists Yazan Khalili and f.eks. in 2023. Initially launched as a pilot project in 2024, SfS, SfS is now continuing as an ongoing program hosted and organized by f.eks. in Aalborg, Denmark that is broadcasted internationally in collaboration with Radio alHara. It is also enacted physically across institutions and public spaces as sonic installations, listening events, and sound walks, a.o.
The Episodes (no. 1 - 7) featured in Lumbunghissima include artists Scott William Raby, Yazan Khalili, Morten Poulsen, Razan Sabbagh, Artists Project Group (APG) (Lukas Heistinger, Bernhard Garnicnig, and Andrea Steves), Miriam Simun, Parsa Sanjana Sajid, Bureau of Analogies (BoA), Aalborg Artists Association (AAAA) (with Kamilla Mez and TWIIID), Hannibal Andersen, and Verdensrommet (featuring Sara Shooshtari and Tara Fraser with Sandro Masai).
A special thanks to Alessandro Rolandi, Viviana Sacchi Sorbonne, and The Danish Institute in Rome for helping make this collaboration possible. Lumbunghissima is kindly supported by The Italian Cultural Institute in Jakarta and hosted by Gudskul, Serrum, Jurnal Karbon, and RURUradio.
Wednesday, July 1st:
Opening feat. Riff22 (DJ set) from 7 pm
Gudskul Ekosistem, Jl. Durian No. 30A, Jagakarsa, Jakarta Selatan, Jakarta, Indonesia
Opening feat. Riff22 (DJ set) from 7 pm
Gudskul Ekosistem, Jl. Durian No. 30A, Jagakarsa, Jakarta Selatan, Jakarta, Indonesia
Lumbunghissima is a collective exhibition organized by an informal group of art and cultural workers who gather in monthly assemblies under the name Diventare Lumbung (Becoming Lumbung) in Italy. Within Lumbunghissima, the spaces of Gudskul Ekosistem in Jakarta, will be filled with geographies, languages, and contexts that intertwine to activate new and unexpected ecosystems. Lumbunghissima's genesis stems from online interactions between Gudskul Ekosistem and art and cultural workers in Italy at Museo d'Arte Moderna di Bologna (MAMbo) in Bologna (IT) initiated by Paola Pietronave in July of 2024.