AKADEMY #2 / FORUM
DIE KUNST, VIELE ZU BLEIBEN (The Art of Staying Plural)
Kunstaktion + Debatte Talks & Workshops Social/Urban MovementsFriday, 7.6.
The first day of the ACADEMY #2 / FORUM will use keynote lectures, practical workshops and panel discussions to shed light on the statutory scope for action and various legal provisions within the constitution that permit artistic freedom, and examines the powers of resistance and potential for resilience that art has in the face of hate and agitation between the net and the street (with Şeyda Kurt, Oliver Zahn, Gin Müller and others). The group La Fleur will also present its film ‚Les Chercheurs‘ about young dancers from various African countries daring to make a new start in Europe and „wanting to achieve happiness against all the odds.“
Saturday, 8.6.
The second day, in response to the performance LECKEN by CHICKS*, will focus on trans* rights and queer versus right-wing narratives about gender, youth and the family (with Arne Vogelgesang, Gin Müller and Living Smile Vidya). There will also be a discussion with Maren Barnikow and Tommy Neuwirth (AGENTUR FÜR), as well as Anna Lux and others, of local and international perspectives between East and West.
Full details of the programme is available at impulsefestival.de and fonds-daku.de
credits
ACADEMY #2 – THE ART OF STAYING MANY is held as one of the „National Fora for Art, Freedom and Democracy“, a series of events produced by the Fonds Darstellende Künste in co-operation with the Goethe-Institut, Chamäleon, Berlin, fabrik Potsdam, FFT Düsseldorf, Hans Otto Theater, Potsdam, HELLERAU – European Centre of the Arts, Dresden, HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Berlin, Impulse Theater Festival, Kunstfest Weimar 2024, LOFFT – DAS THEATER, Leipzig, OSTEN Festival, Bitterfeld-Wolfen, Plattenstufen-Festspiele presented by the Phoenix Theater Festival Erfurt, Residenz (Schauspiel Leipzig), Societaetstheater, Dresden and Sophiensӕle, Berlin. Funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media as part of NEUSTART KULTUR.