15 YEARS zweikommasieben: Anna Homler + Steven Warwick + zweikommasieben DJs

silent green presents To celebrate their fifteenth anniversary, Swiss experimental music publication zweikommasieben is going on tour, visiting spaces, people, and institutions that they’ve worked with before, feel a connection to, or admire from afar. For a night at silent green, zweikommasieben invites Berlin-based interdisciplinary artist Steven Warwick, also known as Heatsick, and Anna Homler from Los Angeles for two performances in the venue’s Kuppelhalle. The two artists have been featured in issues #13 and #17 of zweikommasieben respectively, and they have a shared history with each other, too. Warwick has been a live-collaborator for Homler’s legendary “Breadwoman” performance, originally developed in the mid-eighties, where she sings in a strange language and a mysterious being adorned with bread all over her body traverses the stage. Anna Homler’s work as a performance and improv artist covers a lot of alien bases: vocal work, an abundance of sound-making toys, and myriad collaborations form a practice that remains hard to pin down. Likewise, Steven Warwick is a man of many guises. He makes visual art, publishes books and zines, produces music for labels like PAN, and was part of the noise duo Birds Of Delay alongside Luke Younger aka Helm. For this night at silent green, Homler and Warwick will present two solo performances, with some help of the zweikommasieben DJs.