BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Palaner//palaner Single Event//EN METHOD:PUBLISH CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ra-10bc074c2e@palaner.app DTSTAMP:20260802T141119Z DTSTART:20260806T180000Z DTEND:20260807T000000Z SUMMARY:Niccolò Masini feat. Live Sets by Pole\, JakoJako & Rubén Nsue\, Su nroof\, Nicolas Bougaïeff LOCATION:Silent Green DESCRIPTION:Saved in Palaner as: saved\n\nPalaner match: 18% · why: lots of people going\n\nOn 6 August\, Miller Zillmer Foundation is inviting to a double feature\, exhibiton and concert\, at silent green in Berlin\, and w ill be celebrating the official opening of "Islands of Time" by Niccolò Ma sini in the Ateliers. As part of the programme\, JakoJako & Rubén Nsue\, P ole\, Nicolas Bougaeïff\, and Sunroof (alias Daniel Miller and Gareth Jone s) will perform in the Kuppelhalle.\n\nAdmission to the exhibition is free of charge\; tickets for the concerts are available via the ticket link be low. "Islands of Time" will then be on view until 16 August.\n\nCONCERTS:\ n\nPole\nSince the 1990s\, Berlin-based producer and mastering wizard Stef an Betke\, alias POLE\, has been exploring the realms of minimal techno\, ambient and dub. His latest releases sound both focused and open\, deeply rooted in the bass yet characterised by a remarkable lightness. Here\, dub is no longer a genre but a way of thinking: echo as memory\, space as an instrument\, silence as a secret co-producer. His most recent release feat ures remixes of his latest album Tempus\, with contributions from Sleaford Mods\, Alessandro Cortini and Rrose\n\nJakoJako & Rubén Nsue\nThe Berlin- based modular synthesiser specialist\, producer and DJ Sibel Koçer\, known as JakoJako\, is dedicated to exploring the spaces that open up between t he technical and emotional aspects of electronic music\, fostering a relat ionship to sound that implements both rigorous knowledge and unrestrained intuition. She recently released a series of remixes from her latest album Tết 41.\n\nToday she performs with Rubén Nsue Mbese. The Madrid-born danc er began his career in his hometown\, where he studied jazz and modern dan ce. He furthered his artistic training in Barcelona\, London and New York\ , where he honed his skills in dance theatre\, contemporary dance and hip- hop. Nsue has appeared in several musicals\, including high-profile produc tions such as Hair and The Wedding Singer.\n\nSunroof\nOriginally founded as a remix project by Mute founder Daniel Miller and producer Gareth Jones \, Sunroof have released three albums of free improvisations over the past years\, rooted in their shared love of Eurorack modular synthesizers. On record as in their rare live performances\, most recently as support for Y ann Tiersen\, the guiding principle is that nothing may be planned or rehe arsed in advance\, and that each piece must be performed or recorded live using a maximum of 2x2 channels\, without overdubs.\n\nNicolas Bougaïeff\n French-Canadian Nicolas “Dr. Techno” Bougaïeff has long celebrated that ra re kind of electronic music that sounds like the future while taking measu re of the present in all its asymmetries and complex structures. On his mo re recent releases\, Bougaïeff has not left the club behind\, but rather m apped it with greater precision: as a space for thought\, as a pressure ch amber\, as a site of controlled ecstasy. Where others still speak of “atmo sphere\,” he is already working on architecture. Recent tracks include Sun day Morning at Panorama Bar When Things Go Sideways and Summer Beach Bar W here Jodie Foster Goes in the Movie Contact.\n\nEXHIBITION:\n\nDeveloped t hrough a collaboration between the Miller-Zillmer Foundation and silent gr een\, Islands of Time by Niccolò Masini comprises an interconnected body o f work created as part of the Miller-Zillmer Foundation’s Vision into the Future program (2019–2022). Situated between territories\, communities\, a nd perspectives\, Islands of Time explores the relationship between the fo rmation of intangible senses of belonging and the construction of geograph ic identity. Seeking to move beyond linear notions of time\, the exhibitio n approaches themes of memory and movement by understanding past\, present \, and future as deeply intertwined within a global geopolitical context.\ n\nShifting between Western Sahara\, the Italian-French border region of V entimiglia/Menton\, Argentina\, and the Aeolian Archipelago\, the exhibite d works emerge through the interplay of different modes of expression. In doing so\, they raise questions about individual and collective responses to the complex realities of various forms of geographic belonging. In this sense\, Islands of Time proposes spatial inquiries and analytical discour ses that extend beyond territorial references alone\, tracing the shifting boundaries that consolidate states of “imagined” deterritorialization thr ough different forms of written and oral knowledge.\n\nNiccolò Masini\nNic colò Masini is an artist\, researcher\, and PhD candidate in New Media and Critical–Curatorial Practices of Contemporary Creation at the Albertina A cademy of Fine Arts in Turin. His practice explores the inheritances embed ded within the politics of time\, space\, and memory\, engaging with the p ossibilities that arise between spatial modalities and socio-cultural fram eworks. His works and research have been exhibited extensively\, including the Boghossian Foundation (Brussels)\, the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Republic of Srpska (MSURS)\, the Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA-Skop je)\, the Watermill Center (New York)\, and the Bali Purnati Center for th e Arts\, Indonesia. 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