The three-evening programme, supported by two days of workshop activities, is an evolving conversation between bodies, sound and space. Three types of sound systems gather to create different listening settings, from ambient and delicate soundscapes to dynamic DJ and live sets. Expect a range of listening situations: visitors can sit, lie down and walk through the space while performances take place at various points along the long corridor. The goal is not to meditate on sound, but to explore new sonic and social settings in the unique acoustics of the concrete Bagagehall.
Presented and curated by FIBER Festival, CTM Festival, in:resonance, 4DSOUND, AMBRIO, SOL Systems and Loods6. Part of Futures of Listening.
About the location
Loods6, Amsterdam
Entrance: Surinamekade 18
Located on the edge of the IJ, Loods6 is a monumental former passenger and freight terminal shaped by decades of things passing through: cargo unloaded from the ships, travellers crossing the hall on their way into the city, everything moving onward to somewhere else. Nowadays, Loods6 has grown into a unique collective creative building featuring studios, shops, and exhibition spaces.
Programme
Currents | Configuration I
Thursday 22/10 · 20:00–23:00 (doors 19:30)
Spatial sound performances
Presented by FIBER Festival, 4DSOUND, in:resonance, and SOL Systems as part of Futures of Listening.
Currents | Configuration II
Friday 23/10 · 19:30–00:00
Spatial live and DJ sets
Presented by FIBER Festival, 4DSOUND, CTM Festival, AMBRIO, and SOL Systems as part of Futures of Listening.
Currents | Configuration III
Saturday 24/10 · 20:00–23:00 (doors 19:30)
Spatial sound performances
Presented by FIBER Festival, 4DSOUND, and in:resonance as part of Futures of Listening.
Currents | Workshops & Demos: AMBRIO
Saturday 24/10 · 13:00–17:00
Presented by FIBER Festival, AMBRIO, and CTM Festival as part of Futures of Listening.
Currents | Gathering Sounds: Spatial Sound Meetup
Sunday 25/10 · 13:00–18:00
Presented by FIBER and 4DSOUND as part of Futures of Listening.
