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GAS 2020
With GAS 2020 we wish to explore the significance of place in relation to listening and to the artistic experience. But it’s also about exploring the significance of place in relation to its social geography and questions concerning inclusion and exclusion.
THANK YOU!
The 2018 festival is since a few weeks over, and we can’t even begin to express the gratitude we feel! This year’s festival has been a massive success in so many ways.
Concert Walk – en konsertpromenad på Konstepidemin i Göteborg
Concert Walk är ett skräddarsytt event – skapat av Anna Berit Asp Christensen, konstnärlig ledare för den danska ensemblen SCENATET – som är unikt för varje plats. Under årets upplaga av GAS-festivalen har vi fått den stora äran att få presentera detta i Göteborg!
Magnus Haglund on the opening weekend of GAS 2018
Swedish writer and journalist Magnus Haglund wrote an initiated and very interesting article in GöteborgsPosten (in Swedish only) on the opening weekend of the 2018 GAS Festival.
Jennifer Walshe on art, the voice and fictional history
We called Jennifer Walshe for a discussion about her thoughts on the human voice, fictional context, research in relation to art and what the audience can expect from her performance at Atalante on October 6th.
The festival week ahead
The festival is officially on!
During the past weekend we’ve been able to enjoy the Gothenburg Symphony being remixed by Norwegian artists Rakel Nystabakk and Eirik Ask, the mind blowing music collective Siwan who brought us on a beautiful musical journey and American ensemble Dog Star Orchestra who gave us the most delicate microtonal minimalism.
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What we are
Göteborg Art Sounds, or the GAS-Festival, was founded in 1999. Today it is Sweden’s largest festival for sound art, modern composition, improvisation and electronica.
Get In Touch
If you are a volunteer and want to help out during the festival or an artist that think this festival is for you, please get in touch with us now!