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  • Grant received from The Church of Sweden

    Grant received from The Church of Sweden

    We (Gabriel Widing & Áron Birtalan) are excited to announce that our project 𝑳𝒐𝒗𝒆’𝒔 𝑺𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒏 𝑵𝒂𝒎𝒆𝒔 is one of the awardees for The Church of Sweden’s cultural prize in 2023. The award consists of a grant that will help us in the initial stage of the project, studying, rehearsing, wayward dreaming. ⛓️ ✨ 🪨 🔥…

  • The Abyss Between Our Hands – with Áron Birtalan

    The Abyss Between Our Hands – with Áron Birtalan

    On October 20th we will host a seminar and a reading night, exploring technologies of intimacy in artistic practice and mystical theology. Artistic practice and mysticism have both been ways where the unknowable and the unreliable can be touched, felt, communed with. They denote a space where the lines between affective, sensual and intellectual collapse,…

  • THE IMAGINING BODY: Freestanding course at SKH

    THE IMAGINING BODY: Freestanding course at SKH

    Applications are open for a freestanding 7.5p course at Uniarts/SKH that I will put together and teach together with Áron Birtalan. It’s the first time I have the opportunity to create an entire course from scratch on university level and I think these five weeks will be great. If you are active in any performative…

  • The Unquiet Veil in Amsterdam

    The Unquiet Veil in Amsterdam

    I will once again game master Áron Birtalan’s scenario The Unquiet Veil. This time at DAS in Amsterdam. The Unquiet Veil is a low-key role-playing experience / fictional workshop where players are guided through playful and mystical activities in which they develop their own practice of ‘everyday death magick’, make a pact with an imaginary…

  • The Unquiet Veil at A thinking practice

    The Unquiet Veil at A thinking practice

    A Thinking Practice is a practice based symposium addressing collective learning processes in relation to listening, asymmetries, filth, not-knowing and desire. We long for a space to think, feel, organize and practice with others. A space where we, despite knowing that we won’t find any simple solutions, engage with each other in an unknown future.…

  • Co-hosting The Unquiet Veil

    Co-hosting The Unquiet Veil

    This week I’ve been working with Áron Birtalan in a part of their PhD project Your Bones Hold the Shape of What’s to Come. The piece is titled The Unquiet Veil – A Living Person’s Guide to Death Magick in Four Unfinished Songs. As iwth many participatory proposals it’s somewhere between a workshop and a…