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OUT OF ORDER

MULTIVERSAL presents OUT OF ORDER as part of Vorspiel 2015 by Transmediale and CTM, from 14th-17th of January at Neu West Berlin, Altes Finanzamt and Ex -Stasi building

What is the limit and what is the error? What is the connection between them in our space, relationships, movement and life?

Going over the limit can be a recognition of the error?

Is the movement of the body a way to escape from the static urban system?

OUT OF ORDER(LY) WORKSHOP FOR MOVEMENT X IMPROVISED NON-MUSIC MOVEMENT IMPROVISATION MEETS NON-MUSIC ALTES FINANZAMT 14th - 15th January

MULTIVERSAL presents OUT OF ORDER as part of Vorspiel 2015 by Transmediale and CTM, from 14th-17th of January at Neu West Berlin, Altes Finanzamt and Ex -Stasi building: workshops, concerts, performances, exhibitions, installations.

Description:

We are welcoming people from all kind of backgrounds that are interested in exchange, trial and error, playing, working and improvising individually and as a group within a constant change of musical environment.

The classes begin from sensing the body itself somatically, then uses simple improvisation proposals to bring awareness to the spacetime we are moving through. It aims to "Find The Most Open Question" that can open a space for protagonists from truly diverse backgrounds to communicate and play together.

It also aims to explore performance as something involving both action and reception.

There will be 2 workshops on two days, both for beginners and advanced level practitioners.

WORKSHOP 1 :

DECIDING ON IMPULSES (David Bloom & Rebekka Böehme)

We will offer communication methods in various spaces, between music and movement, by focusing on different states of mind, dynamics, body energies, transformation into other qualities and limitation.

We will experiment with action, reaction and interaction by working alone, in couples or as one group.

Wednesday, 14th

10 am - 1 pm

Thursday, 15th

10 am - 1 pm

WORKSHOP 2 :

ORDINARY VERSUS EXTRAORDINARY MOVEMENT (Furutani Michiyasu & Lysandre Coutu-Sauvé)

We will focus on ordinary and extraordinary movement within communication in space, between movers, movers and musicians as well as movers and objects. Also we will explore how to weave fragment of movements together into a coherent story which will affect others.    

Wednesday, 14th

2 pm - 5 pm

Thursday, 15th

2 pm - 5 pm

Please, bring one of your favorite objects with you.

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For both workshops feel free to bring your instruments.

Also bring shoes and preferably knee pads.

Registration required / 1 day 45€ / 2 days 80 €

subscribe multimultiversal@gmail.com subject:workshops deadline for subscription: 12.01.2015

ALTES FINANZAMT : Schönstedtstraße 7 - EG Neukölln 12043 Berlin U7 Rathaus Neukölln (Exit Schönstedtstraße)

David Bloom

was born in Heidelberg, Germany, to a family from New York, NY. Has been playing the piano professionally for 18 years, including a stint at the bar Marie's Crisis in New York. Received his dance training mainly at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Frankfurt am Main, where his teachers included Dieter Heitkamp, Marc Spradling, Nora Kimball and José Biondi. Also strongly influenced by workshops with William Forsythe, Kirstie Simson, & Benoit Lachambre. Was a member of the dance ensemble at the Staatstheater Darmstadt directed by Mei Hong Lin, and has participated in projects by Marco Santi, Michael d'Auzon, Nir de Volff/Total Brutal, Micha Purucker, Ingo Reulecke, Canan Erek, Friederike Plafki & Felix Ruckert. Since graduating from the M.A. Choreography course at the Hochschulübergreifendes Zentrum Tanz (Inter-University Center for Dance) in Berlin, he has been focusing mainly on his own work, including Die Heilige und die Hure (a solo for Felix Ruckert), and enemy, an interactive sauna dance piece. His film Quintet premiered at the Berlin Porn Film Festival 2013.

David is the recipient of a 2012 danceWEB scholarship.

http://davidbloom.info/

Rebekka Böehme

As a dancer and choreographer she works with various artists and companies in the scope of dance, (site- specific and interactive) performance, film, installing, improvisation and theatre. Rebekka also created own dance pieces and video works which have been shown in different venues and festivals in Germany and abroad.

https://bragetormanen.wordpress.com/ 

Michiyasu Furutani

is a performer and dancer born in Osaka, Japan and now primarily based in Berlin. Furutani's work and expression is concentrated on Butoh technique and practice. His experience and capabilities are however varied - Furutani has worked on different projects with stage directors, film­makers, dancers, actors, and musicians. In addition, as a dancer and performer, he is free to experiment with modern, contact improvisation practice, classical technique and other ways for investigating expression in a new manner. 

http://sieteydos.tumblr.com/ 

Lysandre Coutu-Sauvé

(creator & dancer) graduated from l’École de danse contemporaine de Montréal (LADMMI) in 2007. In Montreal, she worked with choreographers such as Marc Boivin, Estelle Clareton, Mélanie Demers and Andrew de Lotbinière Harwood (AH HA Productions). Berlin based since 2009, she worked as a freelancer for cie. FAS, Nir de Volff/Total Brutal, Marjana Krajac/cie. Sodaberg, Morgan Belenguer, the CTM Crew for Transmediale 2013 among others. She also created her own work like Born as Animals (2010), Divers Suit No.1 (2011) and Bastard with a Name (2015).

http://vimeo.com/lysandre

OUT OF ORDER PAINTING/VISUAL ART WORKSHOPS interaction/relation between music/sound and painting/visuals. ALTES FINANZAMT 14th - 15th January

MULTIVERSAL presents OUT OF ORDER as part of Vorspiel 2015 by Transmediale and CTM, from 14th-17th of January at Neu West Berlin, Altes Finanzamt and Ex -Stasi building: workshops, concerts, performances, exhibitions, installations.

Description:

What is the limit and what is the error?

What is the connection between them in our space, relationships, movement and life?
Going over the limit can be a recognition of the error?

The huge technological development that is shaping our society forces us to a constant confrontation with the error: a wrong web page, an annoying sound or an unintelligible image. When we face this situations we start to question the system itself and understand the complexity of the world we live in.

On an acoustic level the noise is more and more present in our everyday life, it is something that is becoming familiar to everyone of us. This is true also for other level of perception, both visually and sensorial.

Our event “Out of Order” wants to focus on a better understanding of the limit that brings us to the understanding the meaning of error and its awareness through music, painting and visually.

There will be 2 workshops on two days, both for beginners and advanced level practitioners.

WORKSHOP 1 :

Oliver Orthuber

The aim of this workshop is to provide tools and techniques that are used to create a connection to the Auditory on a visual level. The Main focus is the practical performance. The participants should find out by themselves what techniques and tools are best for them to connect with the live musicians by experimenting.

The workshop is structured into the following parts:

1. painting/drawing interaction with live musicians

• automatic drawing
• action painting
• all-over-painting
• drip painting

2. generate with painting/drawing noises and interact with live musicians

• drops on metal plate which is connected to contact mics
• drawing on a wall which is connected to contact mics

Wednesday, 14th

2 pm - 5 pm

Thursday, 15th

2 pm - 5 pm

WORKSHOP 2 :

Liz Crossley/Marie Donath

Drawing with all of yourself and with others.
Three hours experimenting with drawing as a total experience.
Using brain, ears, eyes, hands, the whole body.
Perception of line and movement. Feeling the line within you. Working „blind“.
Line as movement from within to the outside, leaving a visible spoor if there is a mark-maker* in your hand, or mouth or foot or on your head. „Line dancing.“
In this workshop, having live musicians there leads to focus on the input through the ears and vibrations in the body.
We'll use different instruments and see what variety of expressions the play between you, the musician, the instrument or mark-maker* and the surface create.
*leads, pens, crayons, pastels, brushes, fingers, hands & inks
When we have warmed up we will try out what we have experienced on overhead projectors, individually and then with overlays as a group performance.
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With a selection of acoustic objects and material for analogue projections
We will try to develop a language between sound and vision.
Through getting to know our individual way to express sound in image and vice versa we can develop a way for communication between us.
Based on action and reaction we can play with the impulses we give each other.
Rules or not - it's up to you/us.

Wednesday, 14th

10 am - 1 pm

Thursday, 15th

10 am - 1 pm

Registration required / 1 day 45€ / 2 days 80 €

subscribe multimultiversal@gmail.com subject:workshops deadline for subscription: 12.01.2015

ALTES FINANZAMT : Schönstedtstraße 7 - EG Neukölln 12043 Berlin U7 Rathaus Neukölln (Exit Schönstedtstraße)

www.multiversal.eu

multimultiversal@gmail.com

Oliver Orthuber

http://mystechprod.de/index.html

1970 born in Simbach am Inn; lives and works in Berlin

EXHIBITIONS AND PROJECTS

17.10.2014 Als ich ein Punkrocker war, Kühlspot Berlin (Solo Show)

04.09.2014 - 30.11.2014 Kunstvisite, Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin, Berlin

27.09.2014 Meetartmorphosis, Continuous Drawing Performance, Berlin (Performance)

20.08.2014 - 23.08.2014 Am Eye The Picture, Art-Sound Festival, Berlin (Solo-Show)

10.07.2014 - 27.07.2014 EinWandZeichnen, Schöneweider Art Festival, Berlin

13.06.2014 - 06.07.2014 Make Money/Macht Geld, Schalterraum, Berlin

01.06.2014 - 06.06.2014 The Body Electric, Semi-Final Round, saatchiart.com

31.05.2014 - 08.06.2014 Wettbewerbsausstellung in der Kunstschranne, Weißenburg

13.03.2014 - 22.03.2014 Pimmel Mann, JBK107, Doha (+Zekreet Desert, Doha) (Solo-Show)

12.10.2013 - 01.02.2014 Die Perfektheit und das Fehler, G.A.S.-Station, Berlin

21.09.2013 - 22.09.2013 Partizipia 2013, d-52.raum für zeitgenössische kunst, Düsseldorf

03.09.2013 - 30.11.2013 Kunstvisite, Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin, Berlin

11.11.2012 – 02.12.2012 Losito Kunstpreis„Grosses Waisenhaus zu Potsdam“, Potsdam

27.04.2012 - 02.05.2012 BAGL Springtime 2012, Berlin

16.08.2011 - 01.10.2011 Streetmuseum Momaca Borken

Liz Crossley

http://www.liz-crossley.de

1949 born in Kimberley, South Africa

Master of Fine Art, Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa; from 2002 is Member of the board for Art in Public Spaces in Berlin.

EXHIBITIONS AND PROJECTS

2011 Lernen - Kennen, Galerie Alte Schule, Berlin, GE

2010 A Country Imagined, Cap San Diego, Hamburg, GE

2009 Catalogue publication of UMBRA SUMUS and Green strip booklet

2008 UMBRA SUMUS - Shadows we are - Here we are!, artSPACE berlin, SE

2005 The Past is not Dead!, Rosa Luxemburg foundation, South Africa

2004 This Was A City, William Humphries Art Gallery, Kimberley , SE

2003 Culture of Peace (conference), Akademie der Künste, Berlin, SE

This Was a City, Peter Herrmann Galerie, Berlin, SE

2002 Berlin Conference, Peter Herrmann Galerie, Berlin, GE

2000 Heimat Kunst, Land=histories and Afri-Cult 2000, House of World

Licht-Fluß-Köpenick, StadtKunstProjekte, 4. Mai Salon Köpenick, Berlin, projection with

Land=hiSTORIES, Bundesumweltamt, and Karl Hofer Galerie, Berlin, SE

1999 See with Blinding Sight, Kulturhaus Erfurt, light projection on St Paul 's Tower, GE

1997 Washline – Dreamline , 1. Mai Salon Köpenick, Berlin, projection, action, GE

A Field for Nonquawuse, Gallery in the Scheunenviertel, Berlin, SE

1996 Kunsthalle, Bielefeld, installation on Irma Stern GE

Looking back – Looking Forward, Association of Visual Arts Gallery (Cape Town) and Mc Gregor Museum (Kimberley), and Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (Bonn), SE

1995 AN OTHER, Women Art Historians Conference, Trier, projection, text by Dr. Below

Work commissioned by the Künstlersozialförderung, Berlin

1993 Leiter, Berliner Zeitung Gallery, SE

1992 Light and Shadow, German Opera, Berlin, projection for the premiere of Cruel Garden

1989 Women-Culture-Culture-Women, Academy of Arts, Berlin (West), projection with Roswitha Baumeister, GE

Ursa Major, „Berlinerinnenstadt“, Rathaus Schöneberg, with R. Baumeister, GE

1978-1981 Pigeon Wings, publication (Curwen Press), book exhibitions in Chicago, Frankfurt, London, GE

1973 Association of Arts, Cape Town, SE

An insight into Porto // Screening

An evening of several perspectives on and from Oporto city and its inner lives. The video selection presents, reflects and projects questions of nowadays living situation in Oporto and its relation to actual social-political questions within an European scale.

// "This Is not Manchester"
(A route in Campanhã), 33' , 2012
José Oliveira

“So the industrialization shapes the urban space in Porto, introducing new forms of settlement and occupation of the space, as well as new modes of urban life – in other words, new ways of living of the city and in the city.” Paula Guerra, 2008.

This is a route across Campanhã, a territory comprising a particular part of the city’s history, its development, and its community. A specific territory and community that being a part of the city, sometimes looks detached from it.


// "Hospedaria", 20'47
Pedro Neves

An old inn, located in central Porto, hosted people with few possessions for many years: prostitutes and people passing by made of that place their home for long or short time. At the end of 2013, the landlady, who sub rented the rooms, handed out the key to the owner of the house. In the 14 rooms, which make up the building, almost everything was left behind, like unmade beds and all kinds of objects such as toys, posters, chairs and ladders, clothes and shoes in closets.
A diary written by a child and found onsite brings us to the kind of atmosphere - dark and violent - that would be lived in the inn. It left mainly memories that we project in time and space, echoes and sounds, images of emptiness and abandonment of a space that is no longer inhabited.


Short-videos compilation:

Rita Faustino- Portugal adjacente e ultramarino ou apontamentos / / Adjacent Portugal and Overseas or Notes

Felícia Teixeira -S/título

João Brojo- 26

Rui Pinheiro - Repérage

Fernando Sebastião -Aqui / here

Diana Carvalho - Olá, Adeus / Hello Goodbye

Amarante Abramovici - dezembro / december

Nuno Cassola Marques - “Hino da Alegria” / “Ode to Joy”

Adriana Romero - Rei e Rainha / King and Queen

Fernando Sebastião - Aqui / Here

Hernâni Reis Baptista - Lá Fora / Outside

Susana Chiocca - Não temos de morrer pelo euro!/ We don´t need to die for the euro!

Fernando Sebastião - Aqui / here

Diana Carvalho - Olá, Adeus / Hello Goodbye

José Oliveira - “Vamos Lutar Até ao Fim”/ “We Will Fight Until The End”

At first sight, the body of work gathered in this video screening does not seem be closely related, except for the fact that all the videos were created by artists who are either from Porto or working there. Despite the formal, thematic and technical differences contrasting these short videos, visualizing them as a whole allows us to perceive a collective attitude and sentiment: these are the fruits of the social, political and economic context which is currently lived in the city of Porto and in Portugal; fruits that bloom regardless of whether such concerns are part of the creative and productive processes.


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The evening will count with the presence of José Oliveira.
open for talk and reflection on the works and the topics they bring.

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soup & bread

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doors open 20:00
first screening starts 20:30
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November 20th (thu) // Discoteca Flaming Star / Pol Merchan

'True Stories of Art' by Pol Merchan
'Sticky Stage' (fragment) by Discoteca Flaming Star
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Pol Merchan's 'True Stories' of Art is a reading of a series of texts pertaining to art and its context.

1 Fear about showing my work
2 Trying to define art
3 A complicated story: The Kiss
4 Another complicated story: Exhibition in my hometown
5 Love and art or making art for someone
6 Transcript of a phone conversation
7 An excerpt of a letter by Sol Lewitt to Eva Hesse
8 Unconstructive criticism I received before doing a reading
9 What provoked my last reading

http://www.polmerchan.com/

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Discoteca Flaming Star (CGB, WM, Sara Pereira) werden ihre Arbeit "Sticky Stage”, welche sie als 14-stündigen Auftritt und Installation diesen Sommer für "The Kitchen” in New York entwickelten, vorstellen und ab 21.00 ein 2-3 stündiges Fragment davon aufführen.

Discoteca Flaming Star (CGB, WM, Sara Pereira) will present at 9pm a 2-3 hour fragment of their work "Sticky Stage”, developed as a 14-hour performance and installation this summer for "The Kitchen” in New York.











"Let’s describe three different settings - in all of them it is difficult to locate or orientate oneself: the periphery of Rome in the 1960’s, presented by Pier Paolo Pasolini in his film “Hawks and Sparros,” a lot with 66 acres of emptiness in the former military barracks located in the south of Madrid (entered by Discoteca Flaming Star in the Fall of 2013) and the exile of greek artists in New York City in 1974. These artists and the filmmaker Jules Dassin atempted the filming – against the naked and row background of a recording studio – of the film “The Rehearsal” that ought to be a vehicle of solidarity with the pro-democratic movement in Greece and was meant to inform the american public about of the represive brutality applied by the Junta under the complicit glance of the american government.

With the same sensation we encounter these three settings: “in order to be here, in order to orient myself/ourselves here I/we need help; I/we cannot be here alone.”
In each of the above described situations, help is artistically articulated in different forms. In Pasolini’s Film the help is rather unconfortable and is contained in the figure of a black crow that constantly asks the protagonists of this adventure “where are you going to?” In the case of “The Rehearsal” it is recorded material: many documentary audio recordings as well as previously filmed readings (of poems, letters, statements…) which are shown to the participants of the film during its making; these recorded materials constitute the narrative ground, the structure and support of a collective rehearsal of dissidence and activism. In the case of the filmic scenes by Discoteca Flaming Star in the south of Madrid it is a little prelingual magician, evoquing Pasolinis bird, who wanders around, next to signs that indicate poetical distances and locations.

Three films (recorded in … Madrid), scripts with poems on posters and big textiles (“Dawn-Banners” that collect the sunset and the dawn – and are potential props for the other contributing artists), as well as a performance constitute the open proposal “Sticky Stage” by Discoteca Flaming for the exhibition “The Rehearsal”.

The aprox. 14 h long performance – going over night - is an invitation to sleep in and on a stage suggested as a crossing of stages: in the building in which “The Rehearsal” was filmed in 1974, surrounded by the dystopic landscape of DFS’s films habitated by the magician and the Dawn–Banners that claim the connection with the change of light, the temperature and the density during sunset und sunrise.

In the Film “The Rehearsal” two levels of narration cross. One is the narration of the filmic rehearsal itself (mainly assumed by Dassin and Mercury) and on the other hand a sort of re-enactment of the recent historical events of the political life in Greece. In both levels of narration a sort of interruption appears through the representation of the moment of going to sleep. In the case of the first one we see the participants of the film shooting leaving the location and going towards their home or hotel. They appear bound to each other by the enthusiasm of those who are enabling something together of deep meaning. Cut. Dassin is coming the next day back to the shooting, the clarity of the morning accompanies him and his thoughts along the streets next to the The Kitchen’s current location. Dassin’s off voice tells us about the thoughts and deep emotions of the shooting of this film. In the narration of the event in Greece, there is a very perturbing scene in which the students who have uprised and occupied the University in Athens – the central story or re-enactment of the film- are going to sleep. The images of the student’s bodies lying on the ground and on top of tables contain a filmic temporal impass, in which the actual - already happened - deaths of students fallen in the military action of the Junta and the filmic deaths to come are evoqued. As viewers of Dassin’s film we are asigned the task to guard the dreams of the students. In the two levels of the narration the moment of going to sleep is introduced then as a moment of reflection and responsibility. Going to sleep knots the filmic temporality and its possibilities for dying, dying once again and perform the deaths of others. Here we encounter at its peak one of the highes qualities of this film: not being afraid of bathing in poetry, songs, enthusiasm and pathos.

In the performance “Sticky Stage” Discoteca Flaming Star proposes a rehearsal situation including the elements named further above mixed with a musical soundtrack. The musical rehearsal includes melodies and songs from different sources: going from “The Rehearsal” itself to Lana del Rey, Roxy Music, Virgin Prunes, Frederico García Lorca, Jimmy Scott and Rihanna. Discoteca Flaming Star builds a temporary space in which to take up our fatigue and our dreams in order to approach a tender imagination. The long intervals of repetition of the diferent elements that constitute the performance are characteristic to group rehearsals, they propose a persistance, as the persistance of the bonding among the participants of a rehearsal and the persistance of the joy of making art. It insists on the fact that we will sing again the song, we will recite again the poem and the text and that we will sleep in the same space, dreaming together. Who will guard our dreams?"

http://www.discotecaflamingstar.com/

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doors open 20:00 - performance starts 20:30
soup will be served
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November 22nd (Sat) // Barbara Marcel - exhibition opening

Representantes (Representatives) Exhibition by Barbara Marcel 22.11 - 13.12.2014 Opening: 22.11,  19:00  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Barbara Marcel (1985, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) www.barbaramarcel.com In »Pornographie du temps présent«, the philosopher Alain Badiou describes democracy as the greatest contemporary fetish of the Western world. Rather than thinking of it as a fiction of power under the participation of a demo, or as a form of effective popular sovereignty, democracy is presented by the philosopher as a phantasmagoria of the public liberty based on a political experience limited to a comfortable punctual participation of the great majority. Inspired in movements such as the Arab Spring, the Indignados of Spain and the Occupy Wall Street, mass demonstrations took to the streets of cities across Brazil during June 2013. The claims were initially against increased costs of public transportation, but soon took larger proportions. The protests were harshly repressed by the state and its militarized security, clearly unprepared for dialogue. During the following months, Rio de Janeiro became one of the epicenters of the Brazilian manifestations and the carnival this year had its most traditional feast turned into another moment of popular political expression. Known for occupying the streets with the anarchy of revelry, pleasures and excesses, suspending laws and orders, transforming characters in costumes capable of temporarily reversing social roles, the carnival in 2014 incorporated critical discourses through the party. Speeches, that ventured into other possibilities of political experience and social participations, challenging in its own way the democratic model and its limits. The exhibition »Representations« is the result of the artist´s presence in this carnival in Rio de Janeiro, amid the various meetings and experiences with the multitude. Visit possible during events in Altes Finanzamt and by appointment at: altesfinanzamt@gmail.com or barbara.marcel@yahoo.com.br

November 14th (Fri) // Warning Signs Performance & exhibition closing

Dream Epic Theatre presents a work-in-progress performance of...

Warning Signs

A man tries to make sense of an electric love that has rumbling undertones and inescapable premonitions. Warning Signs is a monologue accompanied by a live electronic score that explores immediacy, fate and loss.

Writer and Director: David Kantounas
Composer: Cedric Douhaire
Performer: Nico Birnbaum

Warning Signs will be followed by a live set from Axl Otl.

http://www.dreamepictheatre.com/
www.soundcloud.com/axl-otl

+  exhibition closing: Untitled (Dreams, 2007) by Angela Kaisers.

Untitled (Dreams, 2007) - exhibition by Angela Kaisers - ongoing until November 14th, 2014

Untitled (Dreams, 2007) and Untitled (Excel Chart) are two examples in which Angela Kaisers takes her observations and own experiences of interpersonal relationships a step further to the unconscious level: writing down, analyzing and interpreting her dreams over an extended period of time.

The outcome of recording her dreams is featured in different ways in her artworks, in the form of original dream notes, quintessential phrases and fragments of the dreams or charts and dream interpretations.

For Untitled (Dreams, 2007) Angela recorded her dreams for a whole year collecting 395 dreams and dream notes. The chart, Untitled (Excel Chart), represents and documents the most important people, places, and symbols of each of the 395 dreams. Quotes from exemplary dreams, thoughts, associations and interpretations accompany this work in progress.


Angela Kaisers (1980, Munich, Germany)
www.angelakaisers.com

Untitled (Dreams, 2007), 2007.
395 Original notes, selection.
Ink, pencil, felt pen on paper and cardboard.

Untitled (Excel Chart), 2007/2014.
Collage installation.
Inkjet print, post-its, photographs.

(pic by A.Kaisers)

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opening hours - during current evening events.
next scheduled events: Oct 21st;  Nov6th, Nov12th (all around 21h).
Finissage: Nov14th.
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Saturday October 11th // Critical Wounds - with Angela Kaisers and Tatiana Ilichenko

The event Critical Wounds is a collaboration between the artists Angela Kaisers and Tatiana Ilichenko. It consists of the display of Angela's original dream notes and a collage installation in which the work process of analyzing the dreams and interpreting their unconscious message is presented. It is accompanied by Tatiana's lecture Critical Wounds, in which she presents her research on the human, philosophical and political value of grief.

Both artists' approaches observe and explore interpersonal relationships, emotional needs and fears and ways of coping with those - on the unconscious and the conscious level.

Angela Kaisers (1980, Munich, Germany)

www.angelakaisers.com  

Untitled (Dreams, 2007), 2007.

Untitled (Excel Chart), 2007/2014.

Tatiana Ilichenko (1986, Ufa, Russia)

http://www.tvilichenko.com/  

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Start: 8 pm