Music Video Spaces

Johannes Springer is a lecturer in cultural studies at the Institute of Music at the University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück, Germany. He has held teaching and research roles at the University of Bremen (Germany), University of Göttingen (Germany), University of Zürich (Switzerland), Reykjavík University (Iceland), and Catholic University of Applied Sciences Münster (Germany). His areas of interest and publications include pop music studies, labor in creative industries, production of cultural perspectives, theories of space and place, stars and fandom, youth culture and ageing. His latest publication is The Cultural Politics of Anti-Elitism (2023).Maximilian Jablonowski is a lecturer at the Institute of European Ethnology, University of Vienna, Austria. His areas of research and teaching comprise pop culture, visual studies, urban culture, media technologies and cultural theory.

• Music Video Spaces: Introduction and OverviewMaximilian Jablonowski (University of Vienna, Austria) and Johannes Springer (University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück, Germany)I. Foundations1. Music Video's Hybrid Audiovisual SpacesMathias Bonde Korsgaard (Aarhus University, Denmark)2. Carto-Clips: Map-like Imagery in Music VideosTania Rossetto (University of Padova, Italy)3. See What I Sing: Finnish Lyric Videos, Karaoke Aesthetics and Narrowing the Gap Between the Artist and Her AudienceAnna-Elena Pääkkölä (Åbo Akademi University, Finland)II. Urban Music Video Spaces | Vertical and horizontal4. The Big City as a Musico-Visual Phenomenon: Aesthetic Experience of Urban Space in Contemporary Music VideosAntoine Gaudin (University Paris 3, France)5. Socialism, Electoral Politics and 'Plastic Soul' in London, 1981-1987Owen Hatherley (Independent Scholar, UK)III. Music Video Time-Spaces | Atmospheres and Nostalgia6. Contested Chronotopes? Claiming Nature, Past, and Belonging in Austropop Music VideosBernhard Tschofen (University Zurich, Switzerland)7. Dérive: Space, Sublime, Beauty Stefan Hartmann (University Augsburg, USA)8. ‘Alpenrap’ / Alpine Rap: Contested Imaginaries of the Alps in Hip Hop Music Videos 1983-2024Maximilian Jablonowski (University of Vienna, Austria) and Johannes Springer (University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück, Germany)IV. Music Video Spatial Politics | Belongings and Protests9. Desert (Be)Longings: Space-Bending, Identity Play and Sounds of Elsewhere in Contemporary Israeli Music VideoAlexa Altmann (Humboldt University, Germany)10. Spaces of Discomfort and Spaces for Escape and Refuge. A Panoramic View Through Spanish Music VideoMonica Salcedo Calvo (Universidad Autónoma, Spain) 11. Music Video as Mediatized Protest: Pitura Freska's Venessia in AfitoJanine Schemmer (University of Vienna, Austria) 12. Cycling the City: The Role of the Bike in Contemporary Music Videos Johannes Springer (University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück, Germany)Index