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- Ozmin, Janek, 1975-, et al.
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The Extraordinary Life of Elements Review Exhibition, UMA School of Architecture, October November 2014 : UMA Research Group Review of the 2014 Venice Biennale of Architecture: Elements of Architecture.
- 2014
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- The Extraordinary Life of Elements Review Exhibition Editor Professor Roemer van Toorn, Professor Jüri Soolep, Sepideh Karami, Katja Hogenboom, Hannes Frykholm and Janek Ozmin, UMA School of Architecture, October 2014 consists of six separate reviews collated into a single exhibition. The content was captured on site at the Biennale including record conversations by the review group, interviews with Biennale exhibition contributors, collected media, photographs, sound recordings and videos by the authors. The collated work formed a pluralist, dialogical platform from which the Biennale Exhibition can be viewed. Alongside the printed review panels and video installations, a round table format was used to present various printed media, Biennale exhibition catalogues, and media from participating country pavilions and maps. This table then formed the basis for a debate on the Venice Biennale Exhibition by participating researchers. The Exhibition was mounted in Umeå School of Architecture and formed part of the Arts Campus Open House Research Days November 2014.
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- Karltun, Linley Chiwona, et al.
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Migration and the Food Environment
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In: Ending Childhood Obesity. - Uppsala, Sweden. ; , s. 20-25
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- Lind, Anders, Lektor på konstnärlig grund
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The Drawer Septet : An interactive musical instrument
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- The Drawer Septet – a novel musical instrument comprising a bureau with seven drawers – was created using off-the-shelf components and visual programming in Max/MSP. The use of everyday objects sought to enable people to quickly master the instrument, regardless of their musical backgrounds, and collectively create cluster musical textures in a participatory art context.
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- Lind, Anders, Lektor på konstnärlig grund
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The tap quartet : an interactive musical instrument
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- The Tap Quartet – a novel musical instrument comprising four watertaps – was created using off-the-shelf components and visual programming in Max/MSP. The use of everyday objects sought to enable people to quickly master the instrument, regardless of their musical backgrounds, and collectively create musical textures in a participatory art context.
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- Lind, Anders
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The Wheel Quintet : An interactive musical instrument
- 2013
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- The Wheel Quintet – a novel musical instrument comprising four bicycle wheels and a skateboard – was created using off-the-shelf components and visual programming in Max/MSP. The use of everyday objects sought to enable people to quickly master the instrument, regardless of their musical backgrounds, and collectively create polytempic musical textures in a participatory art context.
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