UPCOMING EVENTS
SHOWCASE
Up Node X CTM Festival presents
| 25 January – 03 February 2019 | Berlin, various venues |
Together with CTM Festival, Up Node will present a selection of experimental artists from the Nordic countries throughout the festival. The six diverse performances span the mysterious, dark, selection of electro new wave from the finish DJ Kristiina Männikkö, to Maria W Horn’s haunted modulars and skillfully engineered intensity. The Danish composer Sofie Birch will be performing at MONOM in 4DSOUND, while Sami indigenous vocal traditions will be presented in a collaboration between Maja S.K. Ratkje and Katarina Barruk with visuals made by Matti Aiko. Both dj. flugvel og geimskip and Vanligt Folk are sure to deliver an eccentric performance on stage. With this selection CTM and Up Node present the Northern hemisphere’s great variety in music and sound.
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PREVIOUS EVENTS
SHOWCASE
Intonal x Norbergfestival x Up Node
| Saturday 29-SEPT 19:00 – 04:00 CET | Location: Inkonst, Malmö | Admission fee: 80 SEK |
Up Node, together with the producers of Intonal and Norbergfestival, curates the first edition of a series of events drawing together participating festivals of the network. From early evening to late night, a diverse array of thirteen performances from six Nordic countries spread across all Inkonst stages, gathers to present a sonic palette within the experimental field. In addition to the program, all network members, artists and audience are invited to take part in an open workshop.
The event creates a unique first encounter between seven prominent festival producers within the contemporary music scene, aiming to bridge regional creative forces in the Nordic countries and to highlight a strong line-up of upcoming artists in electronic music.
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WORKSHOP
Best Practices: Misogyny in Music Culture
UP NODE network X PHONO festival | Presented by Lisa Blanning | Friday 13-OCT 15:30 – 17:00 CET I Location: Odense Musikbibliotek | Free entrance |
Best Practices is a presentation and workshop that takes a systematic look at a proactive approach to the different strategies we can employ to address misogyny in music culture. What works for each method? What are the drawbacks? The audience/participants will be invited to comment, critique, and contribute. Topics will include, but are not limited to: call-out culture, representation, allies, safe spaces, and intersectionality.
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