New exhibition Nador Gallery, Pécs, HU

21 Nov 2025

Welcome to this group exhibition – opening next week in Pécs, Hungary.

I’ll be showing a filmwork, new textile works and not the least a new performance in which the choir Fermata Vegyeskar will participate!

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Book release! Marie Thams: This Biopolitical Arena

24 Sep 2025

It's a great pleasure to be able to invite you all to the book release of my monograph This Biopolitical Arena – welcome!

When? September 24, 2025 at 5-7 pm.
Where? Collega, Flensborggade 57, Copenhagen V.

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This Biopolitical Arena compiles a selection of works from the last decade of Marie Thams’ multidisciplinary art practice, focusing on her use of voice. With palpable nerve, emotional reach and an analytical gaze, Thams explores the cultural and political structures of our age – including gender, equity, productivity and work. Drawing on her lived experience and using her own voice and language, the artist dissects and dismantles structures and patterns in works to which the body is always central.

The book features texts from Thams’ sound installations, performances and films, published here for the first time together with visualisations of her voice compositions. Opening new doors to how to unfold and experience sound and performance works in print, This Biopolitical Arena invites readers to challenge societal norms and reflect on labour, power and life.

Editor: Lotte Løvholm
Design: Spine Studio
Publisher: Marrow Press

Made with generous support by:
NY CARLSBERGFONDET
AUGUSTINUS FONDEN
FONDEN AF 28. MAJ 1970
INGENIØR KAPTAJN AAGE NIELSENS FAMILIEFOND
DANISH ARTS FOUNDATION

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Launch and performance, Anthology for Listening

16 Jan 2025

Welcome to the launch of Anthology for Listening Vol. II Thursday 23rd of January 17.00-20.00 at Koncertkirken, Copenhagen!

Performances at 18.30 by Alicia Riofrío, Sascha Alexander, Marie Thams, Claudia Lomoschitz, Nana Francisca Schottländer, Tjelle Esrom Raunkjær.

Anthology for Listening Vol. II, published by Bureau for Listening, is a transdisciplinary and experimental collection of critical and artistic engagements with listening as both a practice and a way of being. This second volume extends an invitation to engage deeply with the transformative, creative, and political dimensions of listening across diverse mediums and perspectives.

The anthology includes contributions from: Anna Nacher (PL), Jacob Eriksen (DK), Nana Francisca Schottländer (DK), Katarina Blomqvist (FI), Morten Poulsen (DK), Nanna Hauge Kristensen (DK), Morten Søndergaard (DK), Claudia Lomoschitz (AT/DK) & Andrea Gunnlaugsdóttir (IS/AT), Alicia Riofrío (PE), Bernadett Vincze (HU), Freya Flock (DE), Helene Oltmann (DE), Maya Aronson (US), Valentýna Jonáová (CZ), Viktor Tamas (HU), Oficina de Autonomia, Irini Kalogeropoulou (GR), Rikke Lund Heinsen (DK), Jorgie Ingram (US), Tyler Rai (US), Holger Schulze (DE), Daniela Medina Poch (CO) and some nettles of Berlin, A Listener, Vivian Caccuri (BR), Tjelle Esrom Raunkjær (DK), Kristoffer Raasted (DK), Anna Orlikowska (PL), Christine Hvidt (DK), Lau Andersson (DK), Budhaditya Chattopadhyay (NL/IN), Clara Mosconi (DK/IT), Nina Parsons (DK), Inneke Taal (AU/NL), Femke Dekker (NL), Louise Vind Nielsen (DK), Giada Dalla Bontà (IT), Olivia Scott Flynn (US), Emily Sage (US), Stijn Dickel (BE), Camila Proto (BR), Tanja Hylling Diers (DK), Markus Lipsøe (DK), Samuel Brzeski (UK/NO), Israel Martínez (MX), Nacho Román (ES), David Helbich (BE/DE), Alex Matrouz (MA), Barbora Kováčová (SK), Gry Wore Halleberg (DK), Cecilie Penney (DK), h20 slutclub (DK), The Listening Academy, Suvani Suri (IN), Marie Thams (DK), Linda Lapiņa (DK), Tina Mariane Krogh Madsen (DK), Sascha Alexander (DK), Bureau for Listening, Ximena Alarcón (CO/UK) & Ed McKeon (UK).

Location: KoncertKirken, Blågårds Pl. 6A, 2200 København.

More info: bureauforlistening.com

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