Entropy
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The broom, the spoon and her shoes
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From the Boat Drifting Past a Forest of Stars
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Make the World
“Anyone can break up a showing of an enemy propaganda film by putting two or three dozen large moths in a paper bag. Take the bag to the movies with you, put it on the floor in an empty section of the theater as you go in and leave it open. The moths will fly […]
Meow
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Graduale 25: FLOW STATES
Flow States brings together the works of the final cohort of UdK Graduate School in an exhibition, performance and event programme that explores how infrastructures shape our daily lives and how they might open ways of imagining different futures. The exhibition marks the final chapter of the fellowship programme, closing a 15-year journey of interdisciplinary […]
Specters of Sultana
Specters of Sultana: A Speculative History of Subcontinental Science is the third chapter of the project Becoming B. With contributions by Areez Katki, Aulic Anamika, Chitra Ganesh, houaïda, Iskander Abdalla, Kei Watanabe, Leila Bencharnia, Omar Kasmani, Perera Elsewhere, Sumona Dhakal, Wooly Aziz, and Zuneera Shah, the exhibition imagines, based on the groundbreaking 1905 science fiction […]
Rachel Libeskind: IT’S JUST A MATTER OF ATTITUDE
The exhibition series Becoming B can be understood as a public step in a process of institutional self-transformation. It accompanies and critically reflects on the ongoing transformation of Künstlerhaus Bethanien—an institution whose historically rooted name refers to its original location and its former use as a hospital. The term “Bethanien,” etymologically linked to the biblical […]
Krys Huba: All of those records; tell me, bee
With All of those records; tell me, bee – the second chapter of the project Becoming B, curated by Marie-Sophie Dorsch, Krys Huba turns his gaze inwards: Based on the lyrical figure bee, dey approaches questions of queer identity and affiliations within normative social structures. bee itself materializes in the exhibition in traces that are […]
Ontophonics
Ontophonics explores the sonic potential of Physarum polycephalum, a single-celled, multinucleated slime mold known for its distributed intelligence and adaptive behavior despite lacking a central nervous system. Using custom-designed printed circuit boards, the organism’s movements and bioelectrical signals are transformed into sound in real-time. Ontophonics proposes a new model of sound installation – one based […]