Blue Monday
MycoTV
2020
HD-video
01h:06m:30s
Indoor Activism
MycoTV
2020
HD-video
01h:03m:37s
Preppers 4 Toilet Paper
MycoTV
2020
HD-video
00h:57m:02s
Intimacy
MycoTV
2020
HD-video
01h:08m:19s
Household Ecologies
MycoTV
2020
HD-video
01h:01m:48s
In partnership with Juliette Desorgues and MOSTYN.
Featuring Clay AD, Hamja Ahsan, Marija Bozinovska Jones, Dorota Gawęda and Eglė Kulbokaitė, Dylan Huw, Juliet Jacques, Hannah Lees, Huw Lemmey, Nemesis (Emily Segal and Martti Kalliala), Lola Olufemi, Rosanna Puyol, Dr. Sibani Roy, Lee Tiratira, Holly White and Angharad Williams.
Supported by Arts Council of Wales.
The programme addresses the different struggles that have emerged from the Coronavirus crisis and forms a sense of solidarity and care across communities. The broadcasts features critical reflections from disciplines such as art, writing, music, design and activism. The programme comprises a series of talks, workshops, readings and music, using the concept of ‘SlowTV’ as a starting point.
7 Rue de Juvisy
MycoTV
2018
Livestream
48h
Featuring: Marcel Darienzo, Juliette Desorgues and Anna Solal, Cédric Fauq, Dorota Gawęda and Eglė Kulbokaitė, Carl Gent, Saemundur Thor Helgason, Rachel Jones, Nilz Källgren, The Mycological Twist, Jan van Oordt, Rosanna Puyol, Frederique Pisuisse, Cory Scozzari, Thomas Sidali, 650mAh.
As the winter is almost there, leaves of trees and shrubs have slowly turned brown, and begun a new adventure. Various shades of red, yellow, purple, black, orange, pink, magenta, blue and brown have passed the stage, transferred into a blanket covering an almost frozen ground. The northern hemisphere has faded further away from the sun, allowing for temperatures to drop – while in the southern part, summer has arrived. An abundance of moist, allows for the leaves to slowly decompose into mulch, forming essential nutrients for all sorts of live that terraforms our soil. Mycelium, bacteria, worms and insects disassemble the complex result of photosynthesis back to carbon dioxide and water. Through this carbon cycle the once fierce green leaves are being digested and made available to become a plant again next spring.
We want to take this periodical environmental rot as an opportunity to digest the past year. We have had the pleasure of receiving many guests in a slightly haunted house located in Athis-Mons, a suburb of Paris. For this occasion we come together one more time to spend the shortest days of the year together with a program of performances, readings, screenings, music and much more, all collided into MYCO-TV.