{"id":3225,"date":"2026-07-07T16:48:37","date_gmt":"2026-07-07T14:48:37","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.brueckenmusik.de\/?p=3225"},"modified":"2026-07-24T15:41:53","modified_gmt":"2026-07-24T13:41:53","slug":"brueckenmusik-31","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.brueckenmusik.de\/?p=3225","title":{"rendered":"Br\u00fcckenmusik 31"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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Ed Atkins & Chris Shields
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11.-20. September 2026
Deutzer Br\u00fccke, K\u00f6ln<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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15 h \/ 16 h \/ 17 h \/ 18 h\/ 19 h
Dauer\/Duration<\/em>: 50:00 Min

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Limitierte Personenzahl \/ Anmeldung erforderlich \/Limited number of visitors<\/em> \/ registration mandatory<\/em>
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Deutzer Br\u00fccke, K\u00f6ln
Markmannsgasse
Gro\u00dfe Toreinfahrt gegen\u00fcber Markmannsgasse 9-11<\/em>
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F\u00fcr die Br\u00fcckenmusik 31 entwickelt das K\u00fcnstlerduo Ed Atkins <\/strong>und Chris Shields<\/strong> unter dem Titel \u201eAdvice\u201c f\u00fcr die drei Hohlk\u00f6rper der Deutzer Br\u00fccke eine promenadische Kinosituation, die behutsam die vorgefundenen akustischen und optischen Ph\u00e4nomene des Ortes f\u00fcr die gef\u00fchrten Besuchergruppen in Szene setzt. \u2028\u2028

\u201e440 Meter Dunkelheit, die zwischen dem Fluss und den Bahngleisen schweben\u201c, so beschreiben die beiden K\u00fcnstler den Ort. \u201eKleine mechanische Lotsen bef\u00f6rdern sentimental anmutende Musik und Kl\u00e4nge ins Dunkel und wieder zur\u00fcck. Licht von au\u00dfen wird gefiltert, eingef\u00e4rbt, dringt punktuell in den Raum hinein \u2013 wie ein verborgenes Kino. Alles ist vorgefunden, und alles erh\u00e4lt seinen Platz. Ein zartes, zur\u00fcckhaltendes Werk, welches das Vorhandene zum Vorschein bringt.\u201c<\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u201eAdvice\u201c ist die zweite Zusammenarbeit der befreundeten K\u00fcnstler. Ed Atkins und Chris Shields schufen erstmals 2024 mit „Still, Small Voice“ ein Auftragswerk f\u00fcr die Orgel der Koncert Kirken im Rahmen des Organ Sound Art Festivals in Kopenhagen.

en \/ For Br\u00fcckenmusik 31 the artists Ed Atkins and Chris Shields will present ‚Advice‘, a promenadic cinema situation specifically designed for the hollow body of the Deutzer Bridge, gently discovering the site\u2019s existing acoustic and visual phenomena through guided tours.<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Adkins and Shields write: \u201c440 meters of darkness suspended between river and rail. Small mechanical guides ferry sentimental music and sound into the dark and back. Daylight is stoppered, coloured or coaxed in from outside\u2014a cinema to be discovered. Everything is found, and everything is placed. A tenderly, recessive work disclosing what is already there.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u201cAdvice\u201d is the second collaboration between Ed Atkins and Chris Shields, after their composition \u201eStill, Small Voice\u201c for the church organ of Koncert Kirken commissioned by the Organ Sound Art Festival, Copenhagen, 2024. \u2028\u2028<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Ed Atkins <\/strong>(*1982 in Oxford, Gro\u00dfbritannien, lebt in Kopenhagen) ist ein bildender K\u00fcnstler, der vor allem f\u00fcr seine Videoarbeiten und Zeichnungen bekannt ist. In seinen hyperrealistischen Videoarbeiten portr\u00e4tiert er die Melancholie und Einsamkeit zeitgen\u00f6ssischer postdigitaler Subjekte. Zahlreiche internationale Ausstellungen, darunter 2025 eine gro\u00dfe retrospektive Einzelausstellung in der TATE Britain, London.

Chris Shields<\/strong> (*1992 in Wien, \u00d6sterreich; lebt in Kopenhagen) ist Komponist im Bereich experimenteller Elektronik. Seit 2017 ist er leitender Ingenieur im Geologischen Dienst von D\u00e4nemark, sowie beim Langzeit-Klimabeobachtungsprogramm zur Erforschung des Eisschildes in Gr\u00f6nland. Shields ist Herausgeber des Magazins \u201eFool Tide\u201c.

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Ed Atkins<\/strong> (*1982 in Oxford, United Kingdom; lives in Copenhagen) is a visual artist best known for his video works and drawings. In his hyperrealistic video works, he portrays the melancholy and loneliness of contemporary post-digital subjects. He has had numerous international exhibitions, including a major retrospective solo exhibition at Tate Britain in London in 2025.<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Chris Shields<\/strong> (*1992 in Vienna, AT, lives in Copenhagen, DK) is a composer working in the fields of experimental electronic music and also lead engineer at Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland\u2019s long-term climate monitoring program of the Greenland ice sheet (2017-present). Shields is founder and editor of the magazine \u201cFool Tide.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Veranstalter\/organised by<\/em>:
Br\u00fcckenmusik e.V., K\u00f6ln

Organisation\/Organization<\/em>:
Heike Ander, Friedemann Dupelius, Meryem Erkus, Sebastian von der Heide, Theresa Nink, Dirk Specht, Volker Zander
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Gef\u00f6rdert von\/Supported by:<\/em>
Kulturamt der Stadt K\u00f6ln und Ministerium f\u00fcr Kultur und Wissenschaft des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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