Impro-sound performance with collective reading Nathan Gray & Sybille Neumeyer

Join for a per­for­ma­ti­ve, par­ti­ci­pa­to­ry ses­si­on with Nathan Gray & Sybille Neumeyer, in which we will explo­re nar­ra­ti­ves that inform how we feel and think about the future, while also pon­de­ring about new wea­ther phe­no­me­na, and the lack of words for them, coming along with the cli­ma­te cri­sis. What voices does the wea­ther have? What does it mean to lis­ten to the wea­ther, and tho­se who lis­ten to the wea­ther, and how does this allow us to explo­re other ide­as about the future climate?

Nathan Gray is a sound artist working in per­for­mance, radio and exhibition
for­mats. Aside from his own artis­tic and sound pro­jects he hosts the Weirding Module – a radio show on spo­ken word and the voice in expe­ri­men­tal music and con­tem­po­ra­ry art – cura­tes radio for Cashmere Radio Berlin and free-lan­ces as an anti-fascist audio engi­neer for Indigenous, acti­vist and poli­ti­cal­ly enga­ged projects.