Andrius Arutiunian (b.1991) is an Armenian-Lithuanian artist and composer. He works with hybrid forms of sound, focusing on aural fabrications, speculative and vernacular sonic materials, as well as the politics of listening. He often works through installations, sound objects, and time-based collaborations with musicians and performers.
Education
2014–2016 | MA Composition, The Royal Conservatoire, The Hague |
2010–2014 | BA Composition, The Royal Conservatoire, The Hague |
Selected exhibitions & performances
2022 | The 59th Venice Biennale, Armenian Pavilion, solo show |
CTM festival, silent green, solo show | |
2021 | Unseen Data, FACT, Liverpool, group show |
Dutch Design Week, Eindhoven, group show | |
Rewire festival, The Hague | |
werkleitz, Halle, group show | |
Opening the Archive, BALTIC Contemporary Centre for Art, Gateshead | |
2020 | Lucia Festival, Florence |
Exrotaprint, Berlin (w/ Adapter ensemble) | |
2019 | Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam (w/ Ensemble Modelo62) |
Sacrum Profanum Festival | |
Kablys, Vilnius | |
MO, Modern Art Museum, Vilnius (w/ Ensemble Synaesthesis) | |
Jewish Historical Museum, Amsterdam (w/ Marianna Maruyama) | |
2018 | Centraal Museum, Gaudeamus Muziekweek festival, Utrecht |
Yaga festival, Lithuania | |
Korzo, The Hague | |
Ephémère, Studio Loos, The Hague | |
2017 | documenta 14, Parliament of Bodies (w/ Marianna Maruyama) |
Contemporary Art Centre (CAC), Vilnius | |
Melos Ethos festival, Bratislava (w/ Ensemble Synaesthesis) | |
RAST, Amsterdam | |
deSingel, Antwerp (w/ Nadar ensemble) | |
Gallery Nouvelles Images, The Hague (w/ Marianna Maruyama) | |
Radio Papesse, Florence | |
2016 | MAZE festival, Amsterdam |
Rewire festival, The Hague | |
Moments in the Pulse, Hong Kong |
Residencies
2022 | Rupert, Vilnius |
2021 | FACT, EMARE/EMAP, Liverpool |
Cité internationale des arts, Paris | |
2020 | Amant, Siena |
2019 | BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead |
ZKM | Hertz Lab, Karlsruhe | |
2018 | The Deep Splash, Vilnius |
Quartertone, Yerevan | |
2015 | Conlon Foundation, Utrecht |
2014 | National Cyprus Museum and Slagwerk Den Haag, Nicosia |
Publications
2020 | Four Essays, w/ Raimundas Malašauskas, Marianna Maruyama, Isabelle Sully |
2019 | Portraits & Poets, digital release |
CD compilation Another Point of View, Ensemble Synaesthesis, Music Information Centre Vilnius | |
CD compilation Far Away But Ever Closer, Music Information Centre Vilnius |
Awards & grants
2020 | Talent Development Grant, Stimulerings Fonds, the Netherlands |
Makersregeling Den Haag, the Netherlands | |
Stroom, Promise Grant, the Netherlands | |
2018 | Young Artist of 2017, Lithuanian Composer’s Union |
2017 | JCDecaux award (nomination), Lithuania |
Teaching & research
2016–ongoing | Sound researcher at the Sedje Hémon Foundation, The Hague |
2016–2021 | Guest tutor at the Master Artistic Research department, The Royal Academy of Fine Arts, The Hague |