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Junction protocols exhibition by Dragan Živadinov, Dunja Zupančič and Miha Turšič, KiBela Art Space, Maribor 2007

Dragan Živadinov launched the project Noordung Cosmokinetic Cabinet in 1991. The project is the retrogarde actualisation of the ideas of the Slovene space scientist Herman Potočnik Noordung (1892–1929), who published his book The Problems of Space Travel in 1929 in Berlin, in which he develops the concept of satellites. See also Herman Potočnik Noordung and Vitanje.

Background

Dragan Živadinov, one of the founders of Neue Slowenische Kunst (1985), founded Scipion Nasice Sisters Theatre in 1984 and in the years 1985–1986 directed a number of cult performances (Hinkemann, Marija Nablocka, Baptism Under Triglav). After the self-destruction of Scipion Nasice Sisters Theatre, the Red Pilot Cosmokinetic Theatre was founded in 1987, which evolved into the Noordung Cosmokinetic Cabinet.

Overview

In the 1990s Živadinov dedicated himself to telecosmism and telelogy, and together with Dunja Zupančič and Miha Turšič initiated the project Noordung 1995:2045, Biomechatronic projectile, which is engaged in research into post-gravitational art with the help of high-technology tools and the logic of suprematism and constructivism. The first Noordung show, One Versus One, opened on 20 April 1995 with the intention that a re-staging will take place every 10 years, the next show being on 20 April 2015, and the final one taking place on 20 April 2045. The place of those actors who die in the meantime will be taken by a remote-controlled symbol, their spoken text represented by sounds (melody for women, rhythm for men). During the last reprise, Živadinov, since 1998 a candidate cosmonaut, will use a spacecraft to convey 14 satellites/umbots into geostatic orbit, from where they will transmit to Earth the signals representing the roles played. This action is intended to finally abolish mimetic theatre and establish the rule of non-corporeal art. (For spin-off projects see Delak Institute.)

Noordung 1995::2005::2045 by postgravityart on Vimeo

On 15 December 1999 Živadinov created Gravitation Zero – Noordung Biomechanics, the first performance organised in zero gravity space, co-ordinated by Projekt Atol Institute, with the aim of researching the revolutionary changes taking place in the human body in a situation of a weightless theatre. The performance, which dealt with the problems of the time/space paradigm and the subject as an actor and performer in the electronic era, took place in the Russian cosmonaut training aircraft in the skies above Moscow. In 2005 a further Noordung production entitled Supremat was performed at Helix as a part of the NSK event held in Dublin to celebrate European enlargement. Živadinov, Zupančič, and Turšič are also presenting a series of informances in which they explore the systems of post-gravitational art.

Dragan Živadinov- NOORDUNG, Cosmokinetic Theatre by prodoktv on YouTube

External links

Gallery

Dragan Živadinov, Slovenian theatre director, founder of the Noordung Cosmokinetic Cabinet and co-founder of the Cultural Centre of European Space Technologies (KSEVT). Vitanje, 2012.

Junction protocols exhibition by Dragan Živadinov, Dunja Zupančič and Miha Turšič, KiBela Art Space, Maribor 2007

Postgravity art 'informance' by the Delak Institute, whose main mission is the culturalisation of space, enabling the merging of art and science in real space. Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture, 2010

Supremat, directed by Dragan Živadinov, Mladinsko Theatre, 2002

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-Dragan Živadinov, one of the founders of Neue Slowenische Kunst (1985), founded Scipion Nasice Sisters Theatre in 1984 and in 1985-1986 directed a number of cult performances (Marija Nablocka, Baptism Under Triglav, The Fiat, the retrogardist event Krst pod Triglavom and The Baptism under Triglav). In 1987 he founded Red Pilot Cosmokinetic Theatre (Zenit Observatory, 1988), and in 1990 the [[Noordung Cosmokinetic Cabinet]] (Noordung Praying Machine, 1992). In 1995 he dedicated himself to telecosmism, telelogy, and the 50-year project Noordung, named after Slovene space scientist Herman Potočnik Noordung (1892-1929) who wrote the book The Problems of Space Travel. See also [[Herman Potočnik Noordung Memorial Centre Vitanje]].
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+[[Dragan Živadinov]] launched the project [[Noordung Cosmokinetic Cabinet]] in [[established::1991]]. The project is the retrogarde actualisation of the ideas of the Slovene space scientist [[Herman Potočnik Noordung]] (1892&ndash;1929), who published his book ''The Problems of Space Travel'' in 1929 in Berlin, in which he develops the concept of satellites. See also [[Herman Potočnik Noordung and Vitanje]].
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+==Background==
+[[Dragan Živadinov]], one of the founders of [[NSK State|Neue Slowenische Kunst]] (1985), founded [[Scipion Nasice Sisters Theatre]] in 1984 and in the years 1985&ndash;1986 directed a number of cult performances (''Hinkemann'', ''Marija Nablocka'', ''Baptism Under Triglav''). After the self-destruction of [[Scipion Nasice Sisters Theatre]], the [[Red Pilot Cosmokinetic Theatre]] was founded in 1987, which evolved into the [[Noordung Cosmokinetic Cabinet]].
+==Overview==
+In the 1990s [[Dragan Živadinov|Živadinov]] dedicated himself to telecosmism and telelogy, and together with [[Dunja Zupančič]] and [[Miha Turšič]] initiated the project ''Noordung 1995:2045, Biomechatronic projectile'', which is engaged in research into post-gravitational art with the help of high-technology tools and the logic of suprematism and constructivism. The first Noordung show, ''One Versus One'', opened on 20 April 1995 with the intention that a re-staging will take place every 10 years, the next show being on 20 April 2015, and the final one taking place on 20 April 2045. The place of those actors who die in the meantime will be taken by a remote-controlled symbol, their spoken text represented by sounds (melody for women, rhythm for men). During the last reprise, [[Dragan Živadinov|Živadinov]], since 1998 a candidate cosmonaut, will use a spacecraft to convey 14 satellites/umbots into geostatic orbit, from where they will transmit to Earth the signals representing the roles played. This action is intended to finally abolish mimetic theatre and establish the rule of non-corporeal art. (For spin-off projects see [[Delak Institute]].)
+{{Vimeo|7458163}}
+On 15 December 1999 [[Dragan Živadinov|Živadinov]] created ''Gravitation Zero &ndash; Noordung Biomechanics'', the first performance organised in zero gravity space, co-ordinated by [[Projekt Atol Institute]], with the aim of researching the revolutionary changes taking place in the human body in a situation of a weightless theatre. The performance, which dealt with the problems of the time/space paradigm and the subject as an actor and performer in the electronic era, took place in the Russian cosmonaut training aircraft in the skies above Moscow. In 2005 a further Noordung production entitled ''Supremat'' was performed at Helix as a part of the NSK event held in Dublin to celebrate European enlargement. [[Dragan Živadinov|Živadinov]], [[Dunja Zupančič|Zupančič]], and [[Miha Turšič|Turšič]] are also presenting a series of informances in which they explore the systems of post-gravitational art.
+{{YouTube|XUr1zGq5OMM}}
+== See also ==
+* [[Delak Institute]]
+* [[Herman Potočnik Noordung and Vitanje]]
+*[[Cultural Centre of European Space Technologies (KSEVT)]]
+* [[Projekt Atol Institute]]
+* [[NSK State]]
-The first Noordung show, One Versus One, opened on 20 April 1995 with the intention that a restaging will take place every 10 years, the next show being on 20 April 2015 and the final one taking place on 20 April 2045. The place of those actors who die in the intervening period will be taken by a mechanical symbol, their spoken text represented by sounds (melody for women, rhythm for men). In 2045 these symbols will be shot into zero gravity space in a capsule. Through this action it is intended to finally abolish mimetic theatre and establish the rule of non-corporeal art.
+==External links==
+* [http://www.postgravityart.eu Postgravityart.eu website]
+* [http://noordung.blogspot.si Noordung projects since 2007]
+* [http://sites.artsblock.ucr.edu/free-enterprise/cosmokinetial-kabinet-noordung-postgravityart About Cosmokinetic Cabinet on UCR ARTSblock]
+* [http://archive.eyebeam.org/taxonomy/term/3435 About postgravity art on Eyebeam]
+* [http://theinfluencers.org/en/dragan-zivadinov-noordung Informance of Dragan Živadinov at The Influencers Festival in Barcelona] (2005)
+* [http://elmcip.net/critical-writing/technodispositifs-contemporary-art-practice-fifty-year-theater-performance-noordung (Techno)dispositifs in Contemporary Art Practice: Fifty-year Theater Performance Noordung 1995-2045 by Dragan Živadinov] by [[Bojan Anđelković]]
-On 15 December 1999 Dragan Živadinov created Noordung Biomechanics, the first performance organised in zero gravity space, co-ordinated by [[Projekt Atol Institute]], with the aim of researching the revolutionary changes taking place in the human body in a situation of a weightless theatre. The performance, which dealt with the problems of the time/space paradigm and the subject as an actor and performer in the electronic era, took place in the Russian cosmonaut training aircraft in the skies above Moscow. In 2005 a further Noordung production entitled Supremat was performed at Helix as a part of an NSK event held in Dublin to celebrate European enlargement.
+{{Gallery}}
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 [[Category:New media art]]

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