Reinhard Krehl invites you to a vegetarian 4-course menu dedicated to the theme of ash. The food combines the visual arts, the location and the vegetation in a special way. Pineapple chamomile, French cabbage, charred leek and goat’s cheese in hay ash are (among other things) the protagonists of this artistic menu. Reinhard Krehl will report on the different parts of the menu and turn the whole thing into a lecture performance.
Only with prior notice to info@klubsolitaer.de
Language: German
A burial ceremony for insects on the Chemnitz.
accompanied by Chemnitz Musica e.V. Choir
Dedicated to the microcosm.
We are not the guardians of this garden. We are only granted a glimpse from time to time.
We make forays through diverse worlds, walk through relationships of which we are not aware. A treasure chest has been opened under leaves and roots: so much beauty, so much regret. Crystal eyes and armor like jade – jewels inherited from early mutations. Each ommatidium casts a different light.
Broken limbs, dusty wings; calmed by the stream, cleansed by the current.
´Kleine Herzen unser, Garten bittersüß´ is a gentle happening and a symbolic gesture of care. The burial ritual invites us to commemorate the everyday trauma in our immediate environment, while poetically organizing our unresolved feelings as interconnected beings embodied in the landscape.
Text in cooperation with Hou Ching
The Chemnitz, Kamenica, was once freely meandering, stony and biodiverse, then straightened, hidden, polluted, it became the driving force behind the industrialization of the city. In reaction to that Margrethe Pettersen, Maia Birkeland, Dana Tomečková and Christina Disington perform a healing, cleansing ritual in the river
The video documentation of the performance will be shown in loop from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The quiet spot at Kappelbach invites you to linger and relax.
Who owns the land we live on? The performance to vacant lot takes a playful look at privatization, displacement and the social consequences of competition with land as an object of speculation.
Over the duration of the performance, a continuous division and transformation of the plot of land takes place. The changing spatial situation opens up a new playful setting for the performers and the audience. A grid structure of 100 individual square meters is created and then deconstructed again. Various phases of development are traced – from commons to enclosure, speculation, competition and expropriation, to the unclear space that emerges afterwards when all the structures have dissolved again.
What is the delegate from the stars doing in the Thuringian Forest? – shaken awake by the construction of new roads, cutting swathes between concrete births or calibrating. The film shows an approach to the conditions of the earth’s surface. We are taken on a short journey along the Rennsteig, the 170 km long ridgeway on the historical border of Thuringia and Bavaria.
In a performative lecture, a mixture of film screening and artist talk, the artist Christoph Blankenburg will show excerpts from the award-winning Rennsteig Flimmern 2 and the as yet unpublished Rennsteig Flimmern 3 and enter into an exchange with the audience. Video still: Christoph Blankenburg Rennsteig Flimmern 3, Performance Laura Wiemers
Language: German
“Brotest” (breadtest) as a protest against the overproduction and unfair distribution of food. Using a fence, angle and saw, as well as other tools the old bread is cut, crumbled, scooped and thus transformed into new forms. These form the starting material for a playful and explorative approach to old bread, taking a critical look at food waste, but also creating new perspectives on further use and recycling.An interactive installation that is performed by performers and passers-by. Photo by Knut Klaßen
“Brotest” (breadtest) as a protest against the overproduction and unfair distribution of food. Using a fence, angle and saw, as well as other tools the old bread is cut, crumbled, scooped and thus transformed into new forms. These form the starting material for a playful and explorative approach to old bread, taking a critical look at food waste, but also creating new perspectives on further use and recycling.An interactive installation that is performed by performers and passers-by. Photo by Knut Klaßen
As part of her performance series “The Dinner Series”, Klara Meinhardt invites you to a one-time event at Lokomov. The performance allows the audience to actively participate in the creation of a cyanotype, an artistic photographic technique known for its distinctive blue tint.
At the heart of the event is a communal meal accompanied by poetic texts on the ao called color “Berliner Blau”. These contributions shed light on the wild history and the many facets of this historic color and create an atmospheric ambiance that deepens the artistic experience.
Language: German
Please register at info@klubsolitaer.de (until 05.07.)
Transformed umbrella frames flood the city center and become symbols for the fragility of our built environment.
Transformed umbrella frames flood the city center and become symbols for the fragility of our built environment.