13 Dec 2018
Events
Festival of Positive Misunderstanding
Wednesday 28 May, 2014
6–11 pm
Aeron Bergman & Alejandra Salinas
Abstract Your Shit Is
Chateaux
Presenting
Danielle Collobert
October 1961
Alma Heikkilä
Not quite arebescato marble
Jaakko Karhunen
Music with
Karl Larsson
Blushing carpet
Post Brothers
Words by
Cia Rinne
Zaroum
Jani Ruscica
Scenography
(After the Futurists)
Amalie Smith
Plain Clothed
Simon Thompson
The furniture
of elite perception
Samo Tomsic
Almost live
Ola Vasiljeva
Unique notification
Festival of Positive Misunderstanding is an event curated by Ruler in collaboration with Karl Larsson.
Ruler was founded in Helsinki in 2011. It emerges as a collaborative platform for programming, exhibiting and publishing. Ruler pursues different models for artistic production and reception, functioning as an office that develops projects without a permanent physical space. Instead, paying attention to the specificities of each project, it will seek for adequate locations.
Ruler is ruled by Diego Bruno and Mikko Kuorinki.
Karl Larsson (b. 1977) is an artist, poet and editor. These diverse positions have coalesced in an artistic practice that can be described as both editorial and literary, but that differs from writing in a conventional sense in its focus on spatial experience, embodiment and activism. As a poet Karl Larsson has published five books; Form/Force (OEI Editör, 2007), Nightsong (OEI Editör, 2009), Parrot (Paraguay Press, 2010), Poetical Assumption (Torpedo / JvE, 2012) and Concensus (the Room) (Paraguay Press, 2012). Karl Larsson is part of the editorial board of OEI, magazine on contemporary poetry and conceptual writing as well as Audiatur, a contemporary poetry biennale in Bergen, Norway.
The event is organised in the framework of Nordic & Baltic Collaboration Residency Programme and is organised in cooperation with HIAP and Nordic Culture Point. The Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme for Culture is jointly financed by the Nordic Council of Ministers and the Ministers of culture in the Baltic countries.