Choreographie & Tanz : Hannah Schillinger
Tanz : Pilvi Kuronen
Komposition & Schlagzeug : Nathan Ott
Licht: Vito Walter

Concept, Performance: Juana del Mar

Light design: Catalina Fernández

Concept, choreography, performance: Hana Umeda

Fertile Void seeks to map out synergies between quantum physics, cultures, the arts and longer standing cosmologies during a three day event (1-3 November) and a series of installations by Studio Quantum artists-in-residence (1-10 November) in Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW), Berlin.

WITH CONTRIBUTIONS FROM:

manuel arturo abreu, Mareike Bernien, Chloé Delarue, Linda Doyle, Ale de la Puente, Fehdah, Ivette Fuentes, Edy Fung, John Goold, Clara Herrmann, Gesche Joost, Amy Karle, kennedy + swan, Afra Khan, Radmila Lorencová, Tina Lorenz, Augustine Larweh Mahu, Alexandra Martens Serrano, Chandrika Narayanan-Mohan, David Odiase, Odun Orimolade, Ìfẹ́olúwa Ọ̀ṣúnkọ́yà, Natalie Paneng, Constanza Piña Pardo, Sarah Selby, Paola Torres Núñez del Prado, Radek Trnka, Michaela Vieser and James Wootton. 

© Goethe-Institute Irland / Alicja Hoppel

Principles into the Artistic Process at Republica24

Together with kennedy+swan (Studio Quantum artists in residence / DE) PhD researcher Nadia J. Armstrong (CONNECT - The Science Foundation Ireland Research Centre for Future Networks and Communications / IE), and physicist and researcher Adrian Schmidt (Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis (ITAS / DE) of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)) the panel discussed their interdisciplinary approaches to quantum technologies, moderated by Professor Gesche Joost (Berlin University of the Arts / Goethe-Institut / DE).

This programme was supported by the Goethe-Institut, Studio Quantum and Zeitgeist Irland 24, an initiative of Culture Ireland and the Embassy of Ireland in Germany.

© Goethe-Institute Irland / Alicja Hoppel

Choreography, Performance, Videorecordings: Hannah Schillinger
Videodesign, Stagedesign, Costume: Louis Caspar Schmitt
Light Design: Vito Walter

"Quantum Computing & Sound"

Guest: Secretary General of the Goethe-Institut Johannes Ebert, Prof. Gesche Joost (UdK), Prof. Oliver Benson (HU), Clara Hermann (AdK), Edy Fung, Muiredach O'Riain, Prof. Eduardo Miranda, Jan Rohlf (Co-Founder & Artistic Director CTM)

The event was made possible by CTM, Goethe-Institut, Studio Quantum and Zeitgeist Irland 24, an initiative of Culture Ireland and the Embassy of Ireland in Germany.

© Goethe-Institut Irland / Alicja Hoppel

workshop / gathering and performative installation by Frederike Doffin

with Manuel Lindner and Anisa Hawley

with Bruno Caverna, Chay Jurado and Stefan Crainic

Concept, choreography, direction, performance: Felix Baumann
Stage design: Felix Baumann in Zusammenarbeit mit Jan Zöller
Light design: N.N.
Production: Von B bis Z | Baumann & Zöller GbR

"The Zone of Acceptance (ZoA)"

Concept, Choreography, Text: Barbara Berti;

Performance: Claudia Tomasi, Paolo Rosini, Barbara Berti, Rudi Pistacchio, Chicina, Lilli, Aimee; Sound: Simon David Rose; Set Design: Barbara Berti; Light design: Barbara Berti, Claudia Tomasi & Paolo Rosini; External eye: Rocio Marano; Production: laci Lomonaco & Luiza Maldonado

Supported by the NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK - STEPPING OUT, funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media within the framework of the initiative NEUSTART KULTUR. Co Production: Ariella Vidach Aiep. With the support of: MiC- Ministry of Culture and Municipality of Milan - Culture Sector.

at CORDILLERA Raum für Körper und Utopien

Participating artists: ANDREY USTINOV • LUZ Y COLOR • LUZ ZENAIDA HUALPA • KASPAR MATTMANN • JUANA IBANAXCA SALGADO • EXTERIOR • SCHW3RPUNKT KOLLEKTIV • JOHANNA PAUL • JASPER FRANK • NOOMI ALDINGER • SILVIA OSPINA • KÖRPER&MEDIUM • SUPERMOSEL • ANGÉLICA ROA • ANIMA FAUNA • ALEJANDRO CALDERON • CARLOS RINCÓN KALU • FERNANDO CABRAL • JUANA DEL MAR • DIE KÖRPERGEMEINSCHAFT

Lenguajes del Sur ~ Nodo Berlin ~ Colombia Danza en el mundo

A project of the Ministry of Cultures, Arts and Knowledge from Colombia, in partnership with CORDILLERA Raum für Körper und Utopien / Die Körpergemeinschaft e.V..Lenguajes del Sur - Nodo Berlín - Colombia Danza en el Mundo is a project took that place from the 19th to the 21st of July 2024 at CORDILLERA Berlin. The meeting proposed to initiate the construction of a route for the dialogue of experiences and the weaving of an international network between Colombian dancers living in Berlin, with the aim of promoting, making visible and giving international significance to the knowledge/knowledge of the epistemological practices of movement that Colombian artists have developed around the world.

Detailed info https://diekg.org/lenguajes-del-sur-berlin/

Choreography: Breeanne Saxton

Performance: Melissa Kieffer

Dramaturgy / Stage Design: Alica Minar

Music: Lottie Sebes

Costume: Paz Alvarez Menendez

Light: Raquel Rosildete

Concept, performance: Isu Mignon Mignonne
Performer: analu
Costume: Don Aretino
Light: Catalina Fernandez

Concept, performance, direction, set: Dalia Velandia, Ei
Light Design: Catalina Fernández

„runners" by Hannah Schillinger,

performance & co-choreography: Ariane Burghard, Aaron Lang, Evgenia Chetvertkova, Nikola Allaire, Sophia Obermeyer, Suet Wa Tam, Veronika Heisig, Valentina Menz, Yuchen Xie;

Stage / Costume: Louis Schmitt

Light Design: Vito Walter

Creation and Performance: Colleen Ndemeh Fitzgerald

Lighting design: Catalina Fernandez

Concept, Performance: Burcu Bilgiç

Stage design: July Weber

Light design: Catalina Fernandez

Costume Design: Sofia Loose Martinez de Castro

„High Tide" by Pauline Payen;

performance: Pauline Payen, Dorota Michalak, Lyllie Rouvierev;

lighting design: Hanna Kritten Tangsoo

he Artist Lab „performing for peers: audiences of (post) pandemic emerging professionals"

"performing for peers" has dealt with questions about safer spaces and support structures among emerging artists. New to the industry in an exceptional (cultural-) political situation, we evaluated how to expand our audiences beyond our bubbles.

When dealing with such questions possibly the HOW is even more important than the WHAT. Thanks to the trust, commitment, and care from all participating artists, „performing for peers" grew into a support structure.

The Lab brought together the amazingly talented and inspiring artists @alicaminar

@ariana_notgrande_verysmall @kysyfischer

@palakapala @rydzritz @sharonmuevesucuerpo

@tashamhn@pamemoragam@yurikasyamamoto

@yvonnedyor

Co-curated and co-produced by @_lonniejasper_ and noratormann

Funded by @fondsdarstellendekuenste

In cooperation with @pact_zollverein, @libken_, and @tatwerk_berlin