exploratory°6
Performance art and action laboratory
4. – 12. September 2020
with Kurt Johannessen (NOR) Stein Henningsen (NOR) Traci Kelly (GB) Selina Bonelli (GB)
Evamaria Schaller (AT) Julia Wenz (DE) Christiane Obermayr (DE) Thomas Reul (EN)
Boris Nieslony (DE) Karin My (DE)
Exhibition /video documentation, and relics of Performances
At 6.9. from 18 to 20 at the art pavilion Burgbrohl
Introduction: Michael Stockhausen, Art Historian, R. F. W.-University Of Bonn
Excursions and Explorations
At 4.9. Market places in Ahrweiler and Bad Neuenahr
On the 7.9. A visit to the mine field Mayen and the lava cellar in Mendig
9.9. Lava pit Leilenkopf in low-lützingen and Kunkskopf in Wassenach
On 10.9. Visit performance art archive "the Black Ark" in Cologne, Germany
Performances
On the 5.9. on the square in Linde in Bad Neuenahr
At 8.9. on the Central square in Koblenz
At 11.9. on the Central square in Koblenz
12.9. in the pit box Mayen
Lecture
9.9. Traci Kelly gave a "Lecture-Performance" at the Kurfürst-Salentin-gymnasium in Andernach for the 12. Grade level in the subject of "fine art"
Were invited performance artists from the North of Europe, and German colleagues, with Northern European artists, in exchange, their artistic methods to spread their locally-specific experience to identify and provide for the Disposition.
The artists entered into a dialogue with the landscape in the North of Rhineland-Palatinate and opened their instruments and their methods. The different experiences from the Disposition in a common work, and presentation mode.
In hours-long performances, designed by the artists of scenic designs, poetic moments and situations, critical viewing. In the works on time, in which the Performer*acquire inside the public space to be playful and imaginative, it is shown the possibility to accentuate certain situations, and to make it more poetic. Familiar is enriched with new aspects.
www.paersche.org/programme/?cat=explorativ and www.facebook.com/PAErsche
With support from the cultural summer of Rhineland-Palatinate, 2018 under the Motto "compass Europe: the Northern lights"