Helmi Vent
2021 LIA Mirabell Talks (Film)
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Film Production and Production Management
LIA – Lab Inter Arts © Helmi Vent, 2021
Post Production Partners
LIA – Lab Inter Arts mediacreation GmbH
Conversation Team
Tobias Hofer Karin Mairitsch Manuel Riemelmoser Gerbert Schwaighofer Marena Weller Helmi Vent
Camera
Stefan Aglassinger Toldy Miller
Sound Recording and Mixing
Bernhard Lohner
Editing and Colour Correction
Stefan Aglassinger
Location and Time
Mirabellpark Salzburg Film-Recording: 10 November 2020
The four-part film series from March 2021 documents walk talks in Salzburg’s Mirabellpark. Reason for the talks: the book publication by Karin Mairitsch from September 2020: Helmi Vent – Lab Inter Arts. Insights into the Performance Lab „Hätte Hätte Fahrradkette“ [shoulda woulda coulda]
Film Series
- Film 1: About the book- and performance laboratory, 34 min
- Film 2: Karin Mairitsch and Helmi Vent – rapprochements, 10 min
- Film 3: Karin Mairitsch and her book concept and design, 8 min
- Film 4: About KNOWING in the context of artistic-social laboratory practice, 13 min
Conversation Team
Gerbert Schwaighofer: Head of the “Cooperation Focus Area Science and Art”, Paris-Lodron University Salzburg and Mozarteum University Salzburg (2012-2020)
Karin Mairitsch: Author of the book: Helmi Vent – Lab Inter Arts
Insights into the Performance Lab „Hätte Hätte Fahrradkette“ [shoulda woulda coulda] (2020)
Helmi Vent: Head of Lab Inter Arts – LIA
Tobias Hofer, Manuel Riemelmoser, Marena Weller: Participants in the project
Hätte Hätte Fahrradkette. Ein Performance-Labor. An interdisciplinary project
at the Cooperation Focus Area Science and Art, winter semester 2015-16
Conversation Excerpts
Gerbert Schwaighofer: “I’m probably one of the very few who first read the book after seeing the film … What inspired you to make this book? Karin Mairitsch: “Tears actually.”
Karin Mairitsch: “It was important to me to formulate what the film mirrored to me and what resonated in me.”
Manuel Riemelmoser: “It’s basically about what happens in a person or what people can develop and build together … It is always such a mixture of concept-have and conceptlessness.”
Gerbert Schwaighofer: “That was the key word for me: ‘life laboratory’. As we talked for the first time about the moderation of the book, I asked you [Helmi Vent], do you see this rather as a sociological project, a political project or an educational project or as an art project. And then the word “life laboratory” helped me a lot. It’s all in one.“