Taking place in 2 locations: STUDIO IM HOCHHAUS (Zingster Str. 25, 13051 Berlin) GRÜNTALER9 (Grüntaler Str. 9, 13357 Berlin)
Mixing Berlin and Belfast(-ish) performance artists, we present both group and solo works.
Come join us! Free and welcoming, as ever.
The festival is curated by Anja Ibsch and Adri Disman in their role as facilitators of „die buch apotheke,“ partnering spaces Studio im Hochhaus with Grüntaler9.
Grüntaler9 is funded by Two-year basic funding for project spaces by the Senate Department for Culture and Europe in Berlin.
*Featuring: Camilla Graff Junior Lan Hungh Sandra Johnston James King Dariusz Kostyra Alastair MacLennan Elaine McGinn Brian Patterson Hilla Steinert kane stonestreet Rebecca Strain
What do I expect from a mother? What have I received from my mother? What will I pass on to my daughter? What are my fears? What did my mother tell me was possible? What did she show me was impossible? Does my anger come from my mother – or does it come from even further way back in my history? How is my mother present in my way of being a mother? Why did my mother start to drink? Why did I believe that I never would become a mother? How much do I repeat my mother’s life? Do I at all repeat my grandmother’s life? Are my mother and I alike?
Camilla Graff Junior in this performance invites the audience to help her to bring light to a number of these questions. She for this will bring a selected list of narratives to choose from and her grandmother’s egg timer.
Bio Camilla Graff Junior is a Danish performance artist and artistic researcher. Her projects are situated in the intersections between visual art, creative writing, narrative, feminist theory, archive and affect. Over the past twenty years she has conceived a number of solo and collaborative performances that have been performed in Europe, Africa, South America and the United States. She graduated in performance studies in 2007 and holds a double Master’s degree from Université la Sorbonne Nouvelle in Paris and from the University of Copenhagen.
Friday September 30, 2016
Performance at 7pm
Süpperclüb from 8pm
Performance & Installation by Marita Bullmann
Sound Art by Sebastian Six
Sushi by Frank Homeyer
The Installation Sozusagen by Marita Bullmann is a spatial and performative research, in which the gesture and the game of seduction, desire and poetry are the codes of inspiration and production. It attempts to explore the intuitive relationships, dynamics and effects of the phenomena of everyday life.
September 13th – 17th (Tuesday – Saturday)
daily open from 13 – 18h
daily <something> at 17h
Süpperclüb on Saturday Sept 17th after 18h
Sunday closed
For five days, several hours per day, Willem Wilhelmus will spend time to feel into the given space and change it by clean(s)ing, presence, actions, colours, objects, empty gestures, invitations, drinking tea and more. Each day at 17h <something> will happen.
All are welcome at any time.
::::::::: Monday September 12 from 6 – 9pm + dinner by donation
Coinciding with the Spatial Awareness group exhibition (22.08 – 24.09.2016) at Jarvis Dooney Gallery, showcasing the performance based photographic work of Clare Rae, Mira Loew, Lin Wei & Nina Ross, a two part event will be held as collaboration between Jarvis Dooney, the performance art space Grüntaler9 and artists Adriana Disman & Jane Frances Dunlop.
Spatial Awareness Part One – Artist Talk & Brunch with Clare Rae and Nina Ross (via live stream from Melbourne) will take place at Jarvis Dooney Gallery on Sunday September 11, from 11am – 2pm. Facebook Event for Part One
Together we track shifts in social weather systems. Together we craft tools and devises that we don’t yet know how to use.
Launching an attempt to navigate shared thought space, this research endeavors to chart weather patterns of an ethos: devising systems, structures and methods of measurement, which inevitably shift with the weight of their contents.
Co- (lab) / 9 is a one-day group intensive, comprised of artists of various disciplines including: performance, dance, movement, sound, and visual arts. Everyone is welcome to witness and observe the lab at any time throughout the day and evening.
Working in small groups, and as an entire group, the artists will propose, conceive, and develop scores, structures, and performance material; addressing the topics of: collaboration and co-elaboration (or simultaneity). Continue reading article →
