Omloppsbanor kring ett (nomadiskt) arkiv 2013 – 2016 / Orbits around a (nomadic) archive 2013 – 2016.  Artists/editors for this edition of the Archive: Åsa Lipka Falck and Susanne Skog. More 

Music, film and exhibition by and with Mattias Sköld, Åsa Lipka Falck, George Kentros, Susanne Skog, Timo Menke och R a k e t a & friends.
Details about the program here.

Jungfru Catharina; a piece for tape (6 ch) & violin by Susanne Skog. World premiere. Violin: Kentros / Far North # 2; a film by Lipka Falck, music by Mattias Sköld. Liveelektronics & violin: Sköld & Kentros / ORBITS AROUND A (NOMADIC) ARCHIVE #Raketa Tour Russia (december 2016); film, sound, light in progress by R a k e t a & friends / Siberia; a sound sonic artwork by Susanne Skog. Video and Installations in the foyer: Siberian Trance by Timo Menke and new drafts by r a k e t a.

A  r a k e t a tour and artistic cooperation with russian colleagues. Workshops and performances in the village Ust’-Pocha in Kenozero National Park / Workshops with students at school n:o 1 and n:o 21 in Arkhangelsk / Performance at the NARFU (Northern Arctic Federal University)/ Exhibition at the Regional Scientific Library (Dobrolubov) combined with public performances (dance, music, film).  R a k e t a (# Jens Comén, Cecilia Enberg, Susanne Skog, Åsa Lipka Falck) & Masha Biryukova, Oleg Samoilov (artists) and Susanna Voiushina (dancer, choreographer). Musicians: Andrey Shulgin, Daniil Rumyantsev & Evgenyi Mazilov.

Release of the first issue by Nutida Musik´s new editors, Susanne Skog and Magnus Bunnskog. Nutida Musik (Contemporary Music) is a magazine for sound art and new music. It is the leading magazine on this field in the nordic countries and has been around for for almost 60 years. NM is published quarterly by the Swedish section of ISCM (International Society for Contemporary Music).

Exhibition /edition at the art museum in Eskilstuna and a preface (june –dec) in Rademachersmedjorna/ The Rademacher Forges. r a k e t a # / lipka falck / lundgren tallinger / skog

About the swedish feminist magazine bang, and where the feminist discussion stands today. The program also tells about how it all started in the beginning of the 90-ies, when the program maker herself was one of the creators of the magazine. Bang is now one of the most read and influential swedish culture magazines. Available as podcast here (in swedish).

There are no more Four Seasons (George Kentros/Mattias Petersson) and Susanne Skog.
EI December 2015 Performance Series. Curator: Phill Niblock. more

 R a k e t a/Trans-siberian work shop on Gotland (SE/RU) Maria Kotlyachkova (writer, translator, curator), Timo Menke (visual artist), Nadya Gorokhova (visual artist), Ilya Grishaev (visual artist), Susanne Skog (sound artist).

“Trans-Siberian Migrating Residency – Anthropological Research”
A special program of the 6th Moscow Biennale for Contemporary Art.

Exhibition on the roof top at State Darwin Museum, Moscow. Results from the on-going r a k e t a project “Mobile Institute: House in the Forest. The school In between”: travels in Arkangelsk Oblast, a wooden house in the Kenozersky National Park restored by r a k e t a, and a nomadic residency that has traversed the entire eurasian continent.
Amongst the participants:  Irina Peshnova (Ru), Jens Comén, musician, composer (Se), Oleg Samoilov, artist (Ru), Ilya Grishaev (Ru), Maria Kotlyachkova, curator (Ru), Nadya Gorokhova (Ru), Sindri Runudde, dancer, choreographer (Se), Stig Nilsson, carpenter & restorer (Se), Viktor Fedoseev, researcher (Ru), Yulia Medvedeva, Artist Union (Ru). r a k e t a (Se): Camilla Schlyter Gezelius, architect, Cecilia Enberg, artist, Jann Lipka, photographer, Johanna Bratel, landscape architect, Magda Lipka Falck, graphic designer, Susanne Skog, Timo Menke, Veronica Wiman, curator, professor at Tromsö Art Academy, Åsa Lipka Falck, artist.

                                 From the opening 4 oct 2015. Choreography by Sindri Runudde.

Sound Installation/Composition, commissioned by Sörmlands museum & Katrineholms kommun.
Place: Koordinaten, Oxelösund, Sweden
4 speakers/quad. 
I taket i foajén till biblioteket i Oxelösund hänger ankaret från det holländska skeppet Jungfru Catharina. Hon sjönk 1647 vid en liten ö i närheten efter en lång obemannad resa över Östersjön. Ljudverket knyter an till denna sista seglats, och till de morsesignaler från radiofyrar som tills för några år sedan kunde höras utmed hennes färdväg. In the ceiling in the library in Oxelösund hangs the anchor from the ship Jungfru Catharina who sank nearby in october 1647 after a long unmanned  trip over the Baltic Sea.  This piece connects to this last voyage, and the morse signals from the radio beacons that once could be heard along this line.
• Installationen är ett av åtta ljudverk som visas under sommaren 2015 på olika platser runt om i Sörmland, under samlingsnamnet Sound of Sörmland. The installation is one of eight audio works presented in summer 2015 at various locations around Sörmland, Sweden, as parts of the exhibition Sound of Sörmland.
Participating artists: Kristaps Gulbis, Bent Christoffersen, Karin Frennesson Westblad, Jon Leifson, Ann Rosen, Frode Gundorf Nielsen and Anders Östberg.

Mer om utställningen/More about the exhibition: www.sormlandsmuseum.se/soundofsormland