“Rehearsing Collectivity – Choreography Beyond Dance deals with existing interconnections between the concepts of choreography (as the organization of bodily movement in space and time) and collectivity. (…) The issue of collectivity has taken on an increased political, social and cultural relevance in light of contemporary phenomena such as social networking, mass migration and new… Read more »
Allgemein
Die Wende
“Die Wende (›the Turn‹ in German) is the story of a group of women from former East Germany who are training to perform a particular movement in synchronized swimming, called ›die Wende‹, in which the swimmer perform an underwater backwards loop. Thee women, most of them over 60, are part of a still active East… Read more »
Zwölf Taschen für Pro qm
We have been invited to contribute to a canvas bag design on the occasion of the book shop’s 12th anniversary. The design has been conceived in collaboration with Egija Inzule and Tobias Kaspar. Amongst the twelfth contributors: Abäke, Bernadette Corporation, Laurenz Brunner, Gui Bonsiepe und Matthias Görlich, Zak Kyes, Metahaven, Dexter Sinister, Judith Hopf, Project… Read more »
Haben und Brauchen Manifest
The New Public – From a new public dimension to new users
At the beginning of 2012, we were commissioned to design three posters in response to the topic of The New Public. From a new public dimension to new users – a group show curated by Rein Wolfs at Museion Bolzano (15 September 2012 – 13 January, 2013). The posters were on display for the inaugration… Read more »
Printed Matter for exhibitions at kim?
Am Brunnen vor dem Tore
“Where do we see art? How do we see art? And what do we see? Jochen Plogsties’s Am Brunnen vor dem Tore is a visual examination of the artistic object. By painting, he seeks to clarify the nature of art, its places and its processes. In his paintings, the museums are facing their objects, and… Read more »
Jean Genet… The Courtesy of Objects, Chapter Three, featuring Dan Fox
ALI a turkish delight – Lookbook AW 2012/13
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