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Update:18.10.2023

The project proposal ” SENRYUS” has been short-listed for IRCAM’s artistic research residency program for 2023-2024.

Update:13.08.2023

Manami N. has been selected as a composer for a three-month fellowship 2024 at Schloss Wiepersdorf, Germany .

Update 08.04.2022

New YouTube channel is now online!

Manami N. official

Enjoy new Video ” Fullmoon tonight – Pedagogy series –” !

Update 05.02.2022

On 7th Februery, N + AI – Eine Hommage an Takemitsu II will be on air on “ Gwaith Sŵn’s Sonic Darts( 10:00pm – 11:00pm) ” on Resonance FM, London

, Update 18.10.2021

On 5th of November, N + AI – Eine Hommage an Takemitsu II will be present as a 4 channel audio version at eviMus Festival ( 8.Saarbrücker Tage für elektroakustische und visuelle Musik), Saarbrücken Germany.

Update 7.8.2021

MSSUDGP( Meine schwarzen Säcke unter der grünen Plastikplane) Version DMF wurde für den MikroFlitzer-Publikumspreis beim Berliner Hörspielfestival nominiert. Manami N. wird am 12.8.2021 auf dem Festivalgelände, der Akademie der künste, sein.

Update 4 .7.2021

N + AI” will present at the International Contest of Hörspielsommer Festival in Leipzig.

Date: 10th July 2021

Update 3.3.2021

Online Live-Performance

Meine schwarzen Säcke unter der grünen Plastikplane

Frank Gigi Müller x  Manami N.  

(This Audio-Performance piece was written in German)

Erstaufführung am 9.3.2021  um 20.40  ( Nachdem Performance gibt es Podium Diskussion)

Manami N. präsentiert eine besondere fiktionale Monolog-Perfomance zusammen mit den Schauspieler Frank Gigi Müller  am 9.3.2021 in dem Rahmen der digitalen Eröffnungsveranstaltung zu „Das Unsichtbare sichtbar machen – 35 Jahre Tschernobyl, 10 Jahre Fukushima-: Noch lange nicht Geschichte“ in der Heinrich-Böll Stiftung, Berlin.

Voranmeldung ist erforderlich, bitte registrieren Sie sich vorab über den Link hier.
(Über Anmeldebutton im Kalendereintrag).

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Update:25.2.2020

To prevent coronavirus infection,the Event below was canceled.

New date will be announced later.

Update:09.2.2020

Manami N. will perform ” The L and R Problem version 2020 for Fukushima”

14.3.2020  13:00- @ CHAMBER OMACHI, FUKUSHIMA, Japan

Funded by Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe

More details ( in Japanese)

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Update:20.1.2020

25.1.2020 20:00

アストラルヴィジョン(Astral Vision): Manami N.+ Georg H.

Drone improvisation

Synergy- Vorspiel Transmediale

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Update:23.1.2018

Turmoil Excess_ Vorspiel / transmediale & CTM with Modular + Space Berlin
(Gottlieb-Dunkel-Str. 43/44  12099 Berlin)
28.1.2018 21:00 Manami N. will present “Kawaita Sabaku version h30”.

CTM Festival at Modular + Space on Facebook

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Manami N. will present new piece ” Without Love, make Heimat”

Edition Heroines of Sound
17.06.2017 @ Kantine Berghain, DE-Berlin

 



7,25 strahlung

Tschernobyl-Fukushima-Berlin

Ein audiovisuelles Experiment für 2 Schauspieler und eine Musikerin

Trailer directed by Ulf Groote

zusammen

Mit

Ulrich Meinecke & Wlada Vladislava

weitere infos:  725 strahlung


“Do we taste like Sugar?”
Film history has a widespread array of various genres and sub-genres to reflect on the ever changing processes of human society and of course also on the relationship mankind has to the environment.
There is a sub-genre of horror films devoted to the subject of “natural horror films” or “zoological horror films” where animals are the threatening protagonists.
In the 50s with the experience of the atomic bombs at the end of WW2 and the era of ongoing nuclear bomb tests people’s imagination was drawn to the mutation of creatures.
Like in “Them!” (1954) or “Tarantula” (1955) giant ants or a spider attack human beings.
In the 70s the notion of “nature taking revenge” for the destruction done by mankind was more and more evolving as a mirror of a worldwide growing eco-critical movement.
I am very interested in those imaginations, the animal attacks on mankind seen as a kind of oracle.
I would like to make a short Noise performance for the exhibition of Dirk Holzberg, which will have its opening on 26th April 2016- 30 years after the Chernobyl catastrophe.The piece is also dedicated to the musical theme of “The Exorcist” (1973), composed by Lalo Schifrin which was finally rejected by the director William Friedkin to be used in the film.

Ausstellung in der Mathematischen Fachbibliothek der TU Berlin
Dirk Holzberg “x populationen”
Date: 26th April 2016 from 18:00 (Performance starts 18:30 in time)
Place: Mathematische Fachbibliothek, MA 163 Straße des 17. Juni 136 | 10623 Berlin Mathematische Fachbibliothek
More infos : Dirk Holzberg x populationen