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Free! Music Trailer
How free can music be? Musicians, thinkers and artists dealt with this question in a variety of contexts in the twentieth century. Music should be free and should be freed again and again: freed of the restrictions that tonality or notational systems impose upon it, freed of the limitations of conventional instruments.
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100 Years of Now: Projects 2017 | Trailer
In its four-year project 100 Years of Now, HKW is undertaking an analysis of the present time by linking back to historical utopias.