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SUMMARY:Cold Summer
DESCRIPTION:As an extension of the exhibition Bad Words by Keren Cytter\, the festival Cold Summer introduces readings\, dance\, and music performances by befriended artists\, poets\, and musicians\, such as Dan Bodan\, DECHA\, Cosima Grand with Milena Keller\, Adam Harrison\, Karl Holmqvist\, Marie-Caroline Hominal with Joseph Ravens\, Ari Benjamin Meyers with Thomsen Merkel and Jan Terstegen\, New Noveta x Vindicatrix\, Mathilde Supe\, amongst others\, in and around the museum from June 25\, 6 pm to June 26\, 6 pm. \nThe festival is conceived by Keren Cytter as part of the non-profit organization A.P.E. (Art Projects Era)\, which she co-founded in 2010 to challenge the limitations of culturally given structures. \nFree admission. \n \nProgram\nSaturday\, June 25\n6 pm\nArrival and Bar \n6.30 pm\nMathilde Supeand Adam Harrison\nIntroduction \n6.40–7.15 pm\nMarie-Caroline Hominal\nONE\nPerformance with Marie-Caroline Hominal and Joseph Ravens as auctioneer \n7.30–7.50 pm\nKarl Holmqvist\nWERK AND NUMBERS\nReading  \n8–9 pm\nCosima Grand\nCTRL-V (LP)\nDance performance with Milena Keller \n9.15–9.45 pm\nDan Bodan\n Concert \n   \nSunday\, June 26\n 2 pm\nArrival and Bar \n2.20 pm\nMathilde Supe and Adam Harrison\n Introduction \n2.30–2.50 pm\nNew Noveta x Vindicatrix\nAlukah in Aachen\n Music performance \n3.05–3.20 pm\nMathilde Supe\nScreening \n3.55–4.55 pm\nDECHA\nConcert \n5.15– 6 pm\nAri Benjamin Meyers\nSerious Immobilities (Module 4 / Instrumental Version)\nPerformance with Thomsen Merkel and Jan Terstegen \n\nDownload Festival Flyer
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/cold-summer/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Bad Words
DESCRIPTION:Opening: Fri June 24\, 2022 at 7 pm \nThe admission to the festival and to the exhibition is free during the opening weekend. \nThe multidisciplinary works of New York-based artist Keren Cytter include films\, soap operas\, plays\, sculptures\, drawings\, novels\, zines\, life coaching guides\, and children’s books\, as well as festivals. Including more than one hundred works produced between 2002 and 2022\, the survey Bad Words at Ludwig Forum Aachen presents all of the artist’s versatile fields of interest combined for the first time. Their particular sequencing throughout the three exhibition floors at the Ludwig Forum follows Cytter’s ongoing interest in personal mythologies and the various stages of life\, while highlighting text and language as crucial elements in her practice. \nThe first room introduces a series of children’s books\, sculptures\, and animated films that describe childhood as a search for one’s own identity in proximity to and at a distance from family\, friends\, and strangers. This installation is followed by a series of drawings and two videos reflecting the ever-changing emotional world of young people: clichéd icons such as Che Guevara or personalities like underground filmmaker and pioneer of queer cinema Kenneth Anger illustrate possible bandwidths of youth culture and socialization. The title of the exhibition is borrowed from her film Bad Words or when you wake up and realize that you are late to your job interview with your best friend’s ex and you are not a lesbian\, but the product of a patriarchal society that’s conditioned you to see women as sex objects (2021). Keren Cytter dramatizes today’s new normality dominated by social media and the Internet\, characterized by a state of permanent networking\, circulation and updated presence\, resulting in the collapse of clear boundaries between private and public. \nOther stops in the exhibition include Keren Cytter’s multiple collaborations\, most notably with New York-based artist John Roebas. Through their joint sculptural project Ego bodies\, Cytter / Roebas playfully highlight that disturbances and fragmented bodies belong to growing up just as much as dealing with coming of age. Art Projects Era (A.P.E.)\, a non-profit organization and production platform\, is another collaboration co-founded with curators Maaike Gouwenberg and Kathy Noble. Since its creation in 2010\, A.P.E. has challenged the limitations of institutional structures through festivals with international performance artists\, writers\, dancers\, and musicians in Amsterdam\, Basel\, Bologna\, Bregenz\, Düsseldorf\, New York\, Warsaw\, and Zurich. \nIn the last room\, 825 Polaroid photos taken between the years 2012 and 2013 display family\, friends\, objects\, film sets\, landscapes\, and manipulated portraits—a collection of images in which Cytter imitates different photographic genres and which she ironically\, or affirmatively\, calls MOP (Museum of Photography) (2013) to question the power of memory and the interpretive authority of institutions. Behind it\, a series of blue drawings document apartments where the artist has recently spent her time (her home in Queens\, and a house in Lausanne where she quarantined for ten days)\, still-lifes\, and views from windows drawn with a ballpoint pen on small sheets of paper that she carried in an envelope and reassembled in the exhibition space. \nAll works on view are connected by a new site-specific installation: a text that sprawls along the walls of the museum\, guiding the visitor from one space to the next. Being at the same time its own long title\, this text addresses the individual objects of the exhibition it accompanies\, as it incorporates additional narratives. In other instances\, it refers to its own physical presence as a plotted wall text\, and to the presence of the visitors\, who\, while walking and reading the text\, become in a way performers themselves. \nOn the occasion of the exhibition\, an artist book in the form of a novel will be published by Sternberg Press. Written by Mathilde Supe after she moved as a twenty-four-year-old student to New York City to be Cytter’s assistant in 2013\, Keren Cytter Does Not Like to Share narrates her hardships and learning processes in this logbook of adventures (release date: September 2022.) \nCurated by Eva Birkenstock and Holger Otten with an exhibition display by Milica Lopicic. \nFestival: Cold Summer \nFor the opening weekend\, Keren Cytter has invited a number of artists\, poets and musicians to participate in the festival Cold Summer\, conceived as part of Cytter’s non-profit organization A.P.E. . The festival will feature readings\, dance\, and music performances by Dan Bodan\, DECHA\, Cosima Grand with Milena Keller\, Nicholas Vargelis\, Karl Holmqvist\, Marie-Caroline Hominal with Joseph Ravens\, Ari Benjamin Meyers with Thomsen Merkel and Jan Terstegen\, New Noveta x Vindicatrix\, and Mathilde Supe. \nKeren Cytter studied visual arts at Avni Institute of Art and Design\, Tel Aviv\, and from 2002-2004 she was a resident artist at De Ateliers\, Amsterdam. Her work was shown in solo exhibitions at internationally renowned institutions such as Winterthur Kunstmuseum (2020); Center for Contemporary Art\, Tel Aviv (2019); Museion Bolzano (2019); Museum of Contemporary Art\, Chicago (2015); Kunsthal Charlottenborg\, Copenhagen (2014); Tate Modern\, London (2012) and Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam (2011)\, among others. She participated in numerous group exhibitions and biennials such as Museum Angewandte Kunst\, Frankfurt (2017); KADIST\, Paris (2017); SeMA Seoul Museum of Art (2017); Busan Biennial (2016); Museum Brandhorst\, Munich (2015); Kunsthalle Wien (2015); Moscow Museum of Modern Art (2011); Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum\, New York (2011); Witte de With\, Rotterdam (2010); Van Abbemuseum\, Eindhoven (2010); 8th Gwangju Biennale (2010)\, Future Generation Art Prize – PinchukArtCentre Kiev (2010); Whitney Museum\, New York (2009); 53rd International Art Exhibition\, La Biennale di Venezia\, (2009); Yokohama Triennial (2008). Her films were screened in numerous film festivals\, such as Bolzano Film Festival (2019); European Media Arts Festival\, Osnabruck (2018); Bergamo Film Festival (2016); Berlin International Film Festival\, Forum Expanded (2008). Cytter was awarded the Joseph Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship (2021)\, Absolut Art Award\, Stockholm (2009)\, Ars Viva Prize\, Kulturkreis der Deutschen Wirtschaft\, Berlin (2008). \nWith the generous support of Kunststiftung NRW\, Sparkassen-Kulturstiftung Rheinland\, Jugend- und Kulturstiftung der Sparkasse Aachen.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/bad-words-2/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:The Letters of Rosemary & Bernadette Mayer\, 1976-1980
DESCRIPTION:Two sisters\, an artist and a poet\, describe the contours of their lives among New York’s artistic avant-garde through an intimate collection of letters. \nThis collection of the correspondence between artist Rosemary Mayer (1943–2014) and poet Bernadette Mayer (born 1945) occurs between the years of 1976 and 1980\, a period of rich creativity in New York’s artistic avant-garde\, and one which includes the development of major bodies of work by the two women. Rosemary Mayer was creating sculptures\, watercolors\, books and “temporary monuments” from weather balloons and snow\, while Bernadette Mayer was working on some of her best-known publications\, including the book-length poem Midwinter Day and the poetry collection The Golden Book of Words. Spanning the worlds of Conceptual art\, Postminimalism\, feminism\, the New York School\, Language poetry and more\, these letters elucidate the bonds of sisterhood through intimate exchanges about art\, relationships and everyday life. \nEdited by Gillian Sneed\, Marie Warsh\nPreface by Eva Birkenstock\, Robert Leckie\, Laura McLean-Ferris\, Stephanie Weber\nText by Bernadette Mayer\, Rosemary Mayer\, Gillian Sneed \nPrice 24 € \nISBN 978-0-9995059-6-0
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/the-letters-of-rosemary-bernadette-mayer-1976-1980/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220519T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220519T180000
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
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SUMMARY:Ludwigs neue Köpfe
DESCRIPTION:Es ist ein so umfassender Personalwechsel\, wie es ihn in der Aachener Kulturlandschaft noch nie gegeben hat. Nahezu alle Spitzenposten in führenden Institutionen sind vor kurzem neu besetzt worden oder werden es in naher Zukunft. Dazu gehören auch die Einrichtungen der Ludwig-Familie. \nSo ist Carla Cugini neue geschäftsführende Vorständin der Peter und Irene Ludwig Stiftung (die in diesem Jahr ihr 25-jähriges Bestehen feiert)\, Eva Birkenstock neue Direktorin des Ludwig Forums für Internationale Kunst und Till-Holger Borchert neuer Direktor des Suermondt-Ludwig-Museums. Die drei eint nicht nur der Name Ludwig\, sondern auch eine große Liebe zur Kunst. Doch was treibt sie an? Welche Themen aus Kunst und Kultur – und darüber hinaus – beschäftigen sie? Welche Pläne haben sie für ihre jeweiligen Häuser? Wie blicken sie auf Aachen als Kulturstandort und als neue Heimat? Und wie auf die herausragende Sammlung von Peter und Irene Ludwig? \nLudwig Forum für Internationale Kunst\, Aachen \nInformation und Anmeldung: www.azan-freundeskreis.de \nEine Veranstaltung des AZ/AN Medienhaus in Kooperation mit Ludwig Forum Aachen und Freunden des Ludwig Forums e.V.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/ludwigs-neue-koepfe/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220519T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220519T160000
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
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SUMMARY:„Learning to look“ - Öffentliche Führung mit Eva Birkenstock\, Alexander Markschies und Max Kerner
DESCRIPTION:In einer interaktiven Veranstaltung unter dem Motto “Learning to look” geben drei Fachleute aus ihrer jeweiligen Disziplin Impulse zur aktuellen Ausstellung von Rosemary Mayer „Ways of Attaching“. \nEva Birkenstock führt als Kuratorin in die Ausstellung ein\, Alexander Markschies\, Professor für Kunstgeschichte an der RWTH\, bietet eine Vertiefung \naus kunsthistorischer Sicht und Historiker Prof. Dr. Max Kerner beleuchtet die historischen Bezüge\, auf die Rosemary Mayer in ihren Werken referiert. \n  \nNur Museumseintritt \nMax 20 Teilnehmer*innen \nAnmeldung erforderlich \nInformation und Anmeldung \nMuseumsdienst AachenTel.: +49 241 432-4998\, museumsdienst@mail.aachen.de \nServicezeiten:Di\, Do\, Fr 09.00 – 14.00 Uhr\, Mi 09.00 – 12.00 Uhr und 14.00 – 17.00 Uhr
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/learning-to-look-oeffentliche-fuehrung-mit-eva-birkenstock-alexander-markschies-und-max-kerner/
CATEGORIES:Guided tour
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220515T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220515T170000
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
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SUMMARY:International Museum Day
DESCRIPTION:Sparda-Day\, Mai 2022\, Rosemary Mayer. Ways of Attaching\, Photo: Fabian Nawrath\nDiscover the museum with pleasure!\nInternational Museum Day Program\nFree admission from 10 am – 5 pm \nВідкривайте для себе музей з радістю!\nПрограма до Міжнародного дня музеїв 15.05.2022\nВхід вільний  \n10 am to 12 am: Forget Me Not – a Workshop for Youths and Adults\nThe drawing and painting of flowers has inspired many artists. The workshop offers the chance to paint small watercolors of flowers\, simply for the pleasure they bring or to use them as greeting cards. Details of compositions can be enlarged and experimented with to create fascinating and colorful pictures. If the sun shines we can paint outside in the park. \n10:00 – 12:00 Незабутні моменти – майстер-клас для підлітків та дорослих \nМалювання та зображення квітів є надихаючим предметом для багатьох художників. \nУ цій майстерні під час майстер-класу разом намалюємо маленькі акварелі з квітів. Картини можна буде використовувати як вітальні листівки та дарувати задоволення. \nНе бійтеся експериментувати та використовуйте колір на повну\, щоб отримати чудові барвисті шедеври. \n11 am to 1 pm: Slips and Sketches – Family Workshop\nDiscover your favorite motifs and themes while exploring the museum with family or friends. You can sketch and note whatever takes your eye\, inspires or intrigues you. Draw\, scribble\, write or even invent whatever you feel like. At the end we will have a diverse collection of drawings and thoughts on small slips of paper. Each slip will be given a fitting place in a self-made sketchbook or we will arrange them into one large picture. \n12 am: Guided tour through the exhibition Geometry and Flowers. A Corresponding Collection Presentation\n3 pm: Guided tour through the exhibition Rosemary Mayer. Ways of Attaching
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/international-museum-day/
CATEGORIES:Event,Guided tour,Workshop
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220507
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220509
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CREATED:20220420T090538Z
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SUMMARY:„Asynchronicity – symposium-like-gathering"
DESCRIPTION:reboot: responsiveness presents  \n„Asynchronicity. A symposium-like gathering“ hosted by Cally Spooner at the Kölnischer Kunstverein and the Ludwig Forum Aachen \nWith Paul Abbott & Will Holder\, Alex Baczynski-Jenkins\, Taina Bucher\, Elizabeth Freeman\, Hendrik Folkerts\, Irena Haiduk\, Dana Luciano\, Martina Roß-Nickoll\, Cally Spooner with Sanna Blennow and Melody Giron\, Mark von Schlegell\, Jesper List Thomsen\, Jackie Wang and films by Pierre Bal-Blanc and Frances Scholz \nFree Admission\, no registration required \nAll contributions are in English. In Aachen\, simultaneous translation into German is provided. \n \n“Asynchronicity” is a symposium-like gathering of choreographies\, lectures\, sounds\, screenings\, and discussions assembled by artist Cally Spooner with reboot: responsiveness at Kölnischer Kunstverein\, Cologne and Ludwig Forum\, Aachen. \n“Asynchronicity” takes as its backdrop the neoliberal paradigm of an always measurable performance. In this climate performance manifests at once as a regime of disciplinary power and a condition of everyday life\, in which subjects constantly quantify\, manage and stratify themselves until the social imagination and desire is deadened. “Asynchronicity” probes how such draining quests can be subverted by collectively fostering a resistance towards chrononormativity. Coined in 2010 by queer studies scholar Elizabeth Freeman (one of the gathering’s contributors)\, the term chrononormativity describes the prevalent use of time to organize human bodies toward maximum productivity. \n“Asynchronicity” responds by unraveling the resistant potentials of becoming or remaining asynchronous. Over the course of two days\, collaborators–artists\, performers\, musicians\, theoreticians\, dancers\, curators and designers–are invited to unfold a diverse set of propositions for alternative\, fugitive temporalities\, affects and bodily practices that bend and subvert familiarity and which deliberately\, or naturally\, remain out of sync. Jointly introducing the notion of asynchronicity as an alternative\, non-sequential mode of time\, texts\, movements\, encounters and thoughts will collide across the partnering institutions in Aachen and Cologne. \n“Asynchronicity” is part of Cally Spooner’s long term research project „Deadtime“ (since 2018) in which she finds and handles temporal structures beyond the Clock-Time standardizations that force labor\, bodies\, nervous systems\, and digital technologies into a completely metric-orientated future. Conceived as the first of five assemblies hosted by the artist\, that challenge the chrononormative order and the performance imperative implied. \nWhile you may enter the symposium-like gathering in your own time–any moment or time span of preference–we suggest you experience its choreography in its entirety and in both cities\, if possible. \nSaturday\, May 7 2022\, 8:59am – 6:30pm \nKölnischer Kunstverein\, Cologne \n8:59am “I GOT UP AT 8:59 AM OCT. 19 2021” \n10am “Deadtime“ (Lecture and Introduction to Asynchronicity I) \n11am “On Chrononormativity: Histories and Possibilities“ \n12pm „Carceral Temporalities and the Politics of Dreaming“ \n1pm and 6pm Rosmarie Waldrop’s “Lawn of Excluded Middle”* read by Will Holder (vocals) and Paul Abbott (drums) \n1pm Lunch \n2pm “On the right time and Deadtime“ \n2:30pm “Chromonautics\, Then and Now” \n3:30pm „FREEEee“ \n4:15pm “Freedom’s Ammonite: Blackness\, Geomorphology\, Worldmaking” \n5pm “Introduction To Feelings\, Studio Feelings“ \n5:30pm “(A rehearsal for) Unending love\, or love dies\, on repeat like it’s endless“ \nSunday\, May 8\, 2022\, 11am – 8pm \nLudwig Forum für Internationale Kunst\, Aachen \n11am “Duration symposium in the spring of 2023; an asynchronous lapse” \n12pm “Crip Asynchronies: COVID\, Cancer\, Climate” \nElizabeth Freeman\, Professor of English\, University California\, Davis \n1pm “Captured Voices: Prisoner Voiceprints and the Carceral Laboratory” \n2:05pm Rosmarie Waldrop’s “Lawn of Excluded Middle”* read by Will Holder (vocals) and Paul Abbott (drums) \n2:05pm Lunch \n3:00 pm “Oceanic Time and Black Feminist Futures”  \n4pm „Conversation on Meadows“ \n4pm Rosmarie Waldrop’s “Lawn of Excluded Middle”* read by Will Holder (vocals) and Paul Abbott (drums) \n4:30pm “Introduction to YEAR OF THE WRITER\, by Frances Scholz\, 2004\, 17:35 min” \n5:10pm “Prop Positions“ \n6pm “(A rehearsal for) Unending love\, or love dies\, on repeat like it’s endless“ \nMore about the programme and biographies \nThis symposium-like gathering is part of reboot: responsiveness. \nreboot: responsiveness is the first cycle of reboot: – a collaborative\, multi-cycle\, anti-racist and queer-feminist dialogue encompassing performance and research based practices\, jointly presented by Kölnischer Kunstverein\, Cologne and Ludwig Forum für internationale Kunst\, Aachen. \nreboot: \nConceived by Eva Birkenstock\, Nikola Dietrich\, and Viktor Neumann \nCore Collective: Alex Baczynski-Jenkins\, Gürsoy Doğtaş\, Klara Lidén\, Ewa Majewska\, Rory Pilgrim\, Cally Spooner\, and Mariana Valencia \nGraphic design by Sean Yendrys \n \nreboot: responsiveness wird unterstützt von: 
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/asynchronicity-symposium-like-gathering/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220501T170000
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SUMMARY:01.05. Sparda-Day: One Day in May
DESCRIPTION:Rosemary Mayer once said about “Some Days in April”: “The work is a monument for\, and to connect\, the individuals\, flowers\, stars\, times\, on the balloons.” The project is a memorial to her friend Ree Morton and Mayer’s late parents who shared birthdays in April. On the balloons\, Mayer painted the date in April associated with the person\, two names for each person\, the names of stars currently in the sky and the names of flowers currently in season. \nOn May 1\, 2022 we are celebrating “One Day in May” sponsored by Stiftung der Sparda-Bank West with a balloon workshop\, guided tours and free access to the museum from 10 am to 5 pm. \nProgram \n10 am – 5 pm\nFree entrance\nCoffee & cake\, café with snacks \n10 am – 4 pm\nOne Day in May:\nOpen workshop for families\, friends and the curious \n11 am / 1 pm / 4 pm\nFamily tours \n12 pm\nGuided tour of Geometry and Flowers with Holger Otten\, Curator \n4 pm\nGuided tour of Rosemary Mayer. Ways of Attaching with Eva Birkenstock\, Director \n  \nCredit: Rosemary Mayer\, photo documentation of: Some Days in April\, 1978\, balloons\, helium\, paint\, fabric\, rope\, and wooden rods\, installed during the week of April 17\, 1978 Property of Bruce Kurtz\, Hartwick\, New York\, The Estate of Rosemary Mayer\, photo: unknown
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/01-05-sparda-day/
CATEGORIES:Event,Guided tour,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220501T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220501T170000
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
CREATED:20220414T141530Z
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SUMMARY:Sparda Day
DESCRIPTION:Free admission \nThe programme: \n10 am – 16 pm: One Day in May\nOpen workshop for families and friends\nIn the work of US-artist Rosemary Mayer\, not everything had to last for eternity. She celebrated the moment and liked to create connections between people. Therefore\, she invited others to actively participate in her art.\nWith big balloons\, pens and paint\, ribbons and lots of ingenuity\, this day in May will be a colourful one. \n11 am / 1 pm / 4 pm: Family tours\n12 am:  Guided tour Geometry and Flowers with curator Holger Otten\n4 pm:  Guided tour Rosemary Mayer. Ways of Attaching with Director Eva Birkenstock \nCafé with snacks\, coffee and cake \nIn order to give as many people as possible access to contemporary art\, the Sparda-Bank West Foundation regularly organises action days in museums. On Sparda-Day\, admission is free for all visitors. An extensive accompanying programme offers guided tours and workshops for children\, young people and adults. \n \nРОЗМАРІ МАЙЄР. \nШЛЯХИ ПРИВ’ЯЗАНОСТІ. \nВ своїх роботах Розмарі Майєр демонструє\, що не все триває вічність. Вона виділяла важливі події і любила об’єднувати людей. Таким чином\, вона залучала інших до активної участі в своєму мистецтві. Великі повітряні кулі\, фломастери і фарба\, стрічки та винахідливість кожного додадуть творчості у цей травневий день. \n10.00-17.00 \nВхід вільний \nКава\, смаколики та \nїжа \n10.00-16.00 \nОдин день в травні \nВідкрита творча майстерня для сімей\, друзів та поціновувачів мистецтва \n11.00-16.00 \nЕкскурсії з гідом \n12.00 \nЕкскурсія з гідом виставкою \n„Геометрія і Квіти“\, \nкуратор Хольгер Оттен \n16.00 \nЕкскурсія з гідом виставкою \n„Розмарі Майєр. \nШляхи прив’язаності“ \nз Євою Біркенсток\, \nдиректоркою Музею Людвіга \nРОЗМАРИ МАЙЕР. \nПУТИ СОПРИКОСНОВЕНИЯ. \nГлавная тема в творчестве американской художницы Розмари Майер это непостоянство природных процессов и времени – ничто не длиться вечно. Она особенно отмечала момент соприкосновения человеческих душ и любила создавать связи между людьми. Поэтому она приглашала других активно участвовать в ее творчестве. Этот майский день будет красочным и останется в памяти большими воздушными шарами\, маркерами и красками\, цветными лентами и большим количеством  творческой изобретательности. \n10.00 до 17.00 \nВход свободный \nКофе и сладости \nКафе с легкими закусками \n10.00 до 16.00 \nОдин день в мае \nОткрытые мастерклассы для семей\, \nдрузей и заинтересованных в искусстве \n11.00 / 13.00 / 16.00 \nЭкскурсии с гидом для семей \n12.00 \nЭкскурсия по выставке “Геометрия и цветы” \nс куратором Хольгером Оттеном \n16.00 \nЭкскурсия по выставке “Розмари Майер. Пути соприкосновения” \nс Евой Биркеншток\, директором Людвиг Форум
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/sparda-day/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:“Rosemary Mayer and Donna Dennis: Beginnings on the Cusp of the 1970s New York City”
DESCRIPTION:The American artists Rosemary Mayer and Donna Dennis became best friends when chance – and their individual connections to the New York poetry world – brought them to live/work spaces a block from one another in New York’s Little Italy around 1970. It was the most formative time in their young lives as artists: Inviting each other over for dinner and a look\, when a new work was finished\, was like a celebration and the best kind of competition.\nIn her lecture “Rosemary Mayer and Donna Dennis: Beginnings on the Cusp of the 1970s New York City”\, Donna Dennis attempts to create a sense of what it was like to be young women artists just starting out in downtown New York in the heady\, challenging early days of the 1970s. As a basis for this lecture serve excerpts from the journals\, which Rosemary Mayer and Donna Dennis both used as a primary source for shaping their works\, along with images of their work and their friends\, especially those in their feminist consciousness-raising group. \nDonna Dennis is known for her installations inspired by vernacular architecture\, urban and rural: “Ship and Dock/Nights and Days or The Gazer”\, at Lesley Heller Gallery\, New York (2018)\, “Coney Night Maze”\, Neuberger Museum (2013)\, “BLUE BRIDGE/red shift”\, SculptureCenter (1993) “Deep Station”\, Brooklyn Museum (1987) “Tourist Cabins on Park Avenue” (2007). Dennis has collaborated with poets Anne Waldman\, Kenward Elmslie\, Ted Berrigan and Daniel Wolff. Her work is in the collections of the Brooklyn Museum\, the Cleveland Art Museum\, the Walker Art Center\, Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst\, Aachen\, Germany\, the Smithsonian American Art Museum\, the Martin Z. Margulies Collection. Recipient of many grants and awards\, she has permanent public art commissions in New York and Boston. After decades in New York City\, she currently lives and works in the Hudson Valley. \nCredit: Donna Dennis. Photo: private\nMuseum admission only.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/rosemary-mayer-and-donna-dennis-beginnings-on-the-cusp-of-the-1970s-new-york-city/
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SUMMARY:Free admission
DESCRIPTION:Free admission to the municipal museums for all refugees \nFrom now on the museums of the city of Aachen are free for all refugees:\nFree admission for all refugees and their volunteer companions.\nThe Ukrainian passport or the residence status of the refugees is sufficient as proof at the museum ticket office. \n“Inspired by the situation of Ukrainian refugees\, we are opening the doors to our cultural institutions\,” says Mayor Sibylle Keupen. “This applies to all refugees\, wherever they come from\, all are welcome\, because culture knows no borders.” \nSusanne Schwier\, Assistant Mayor for Youth\, Education and Culture\, adds: “I am delighted when children and young people in particular can be creative together and get different ideas. That’s why we’re keeping the Museum Service’s educational offerings free for refugee children and their families as well.” \n  \nБезкоштовний вхід до муніципальних музеїв для всіх біженців. \nНаступне стосується музеїв міста Аахена з негайною дією:\nБезкоштовний вхід для всіх біженців та їхніх супутників-волонтерів.\nУ касі музею достатньо паспорта України або статусу проживання біженця. \n«Ініційовані долею українських біженців\, ми відкриваємо двері до наших культурних закладів»\, – каже мер міста Сібілле Кейпен. «Це стосується всіх біженців\, звідки б вони не прийшли\, усіх щиро запрошують\, бо культура не знає кордонів». \nСюзанна Швієр\, старший з питань молоді\, освіти та культури\, додає:\n«Мені приємно\, коли діти та молодь\, зокрема\, разом творять і можуть мислити по-іншому. Тому ми також зберігаємо освітні пропозиції Музейної служби у вільному доступі для дітей-біженців та їхніх сімей». \n  \nБесплатное посещение муниципальных музеев для всех беженцев \nтепе́рь музеи города Ахен являются бесплатными:Бесплатный вход для всех беженцев и их добровольных помощников.В качестве доказательства в кассе музея достаточно украинского паспорта или вида на жительство беженцев. \n“Вдохновленные судьбой украинских беженцев\, мы открываем двери наших культурных учреждений”\, – говорит мэр города Сибилле Кеупен. “Это относится ко всем беженцам\, откуда бы они ни приехали\, всем мы рады\, потому что культура не знает границ”. \nСюзанна Швиер\, советник по делам молодежи\, образования и культуры\, добавляет:”Я счастлива\, когда дети и особенно молодые люди могут вместе заниматься творчеством и в процессе получать другие идеи. Вот почему мы также сохраняем образовательные предложения музейной службы в свободном доступе для детей беженцев и их семей”. \n  \nTüm mülteciler için belediye müzelerine ücretsiz giriş! \nAachen şehrinin müzeleri\,\ntüm mülteciler ve gönüllü destekcileri için ücretsiz giriş sunuyor.\nUkrayna pasaportu veya mültecinin ikamet durumu\, müze veznesinde ücretsiz giriş için kanıt olarak yeterlidir. \nBelediye Başkanı Sibylle Keupen\, “Ukraynalı mültecilerin kaderini hafiflete bilmek amaçıyla kültürel kurumlarımızın kapılarını açıyoruz” dedi. Bu\, tüm mülteciler için geçerlidir\, nereden gelirlerse gelsinler herkes candan davetlidir\, çünkü kültür sınır tanımaz.” \nGençlik\, Eğitim ve Kültürden Sorumlu Meclis Üyesi Susanne Schwier şunları ekliyor:\n“Özellikle çocuklar ve gençlerin birlikte yaratıcı olmaları ve farklı düşünebilmeleri beni mutlu ediyor. Bu nedenle Müze Hizmetinin eğitim tekliflerini mülteci çocuklar ve aileleri için ücretsiz olarak erişilebilir tutuyoruz.”
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/freier-eintritt/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Mariana Valencia. Tulum\, New York
DESCRIPTION:reboot: responsiveness is pleased to premiere New York-based artist and choreographer Mariana Valencia’s latest video work Tulum\, New York in its newly conceived multi-language versions in English\, German\, and Spanish. On March 30\, 2022\, Kölnischer Kunstverein\, Cologne and Ludwig Forum Aachen invite to a screening of the videos and a subsequent zoom-conversation with Mariana Valencia to contextualize her practice in dialogue with Viktor Neumann\, one of the three curators of reboot. All three versions of Tulum\, New York will be on view at Kölnischer Kunstverein and Ludwig Forum Aachen on site afterwards. \n“Exploring the ‘pandemic screen’\, Tulum\, New York makes use of the video-chat function that’s been imposed onto us as a means to connect and transport during pandemic times. Here\, Mariana Valencia retells her recurring dreams that feature her psychotherapist\, during the beginning of the first Covid-19 lockdown. Her face fills the frame and moves in slow-motion\, out of rhythm to the speaking and in a surreal incantation. Tulum\, New York sits between the tropical and urban\, wakefulness and dreams\, loss and attachment.” \nChoreographer and performer Mariana Valencia works in the New York experimental field of dance and performance. Her commissions include Baryshnikov Arts Center\, The Chocolate Factory Theater\, Danspace Project\, The Whitney Museum\, The Shed and Performance Space New York. Valencia’s work has toured in Korea\, England\, Norway\, Macedonia and Serbia; her residencies include AUNTS\, Chez Bushwick\, New York Live Arts\, ISSUE Project Room\, Brooklyn Arts Exchange\, Gibney Dance Center\, Movement Research\, and the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (OR). Valencia is an LMCC Extended Life grantee\, a Whitney Biennial artist\, a Bessie Award recipient for Outstanding Breakout Choreographer\, a Bessie Award nominee for Best Production\, a Foundation for Contemporary Arts Award to Artists grant recipient\, a Jerome Travel and Study Grant fellow\, and a Movement Research GPS/Global Practice Sharing artist. Valencia is a founding member of the No Total reading group and she has been the co-editor of Movement Research’s Critical Correspondence. She’s worked with artists AK Burns\, Elizabeth Orr\, Em Rooney\, Fia Backstrom\, Geo Wyeth\, Guadalupe Rosales\, Jazmin Romero\, Juliana May\, Jules Gimbrone\, Kim Brandt\, Lauren Bakst\, Lydia Okrent\, Morgan Bassichis\, MPA\, and robbinschilds. Valencia has published two books of performance texts\, “Album” (Wendy’s Subway) and “Mariana Valencia’s Bouquet” (3 Hole Press). She holds a BA from Hampshire College in Amherst\, MA with a concentration in dance and ethnography. \nWednesday\, March 30\, 2022Online Zoom\, 6 – 8pm CET (in English) \nParticipation link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83878297992Meeting ID: 838 7829 7992
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/mariana-valencia-tulum-new-york/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Curatorial Guided Tour
DESCRIPTION:Guided dialogue tour with Marie Warsh (The Estate of Rosemary Mayer\, New York) and director Eva Birkenstock through the exhibition Rosemary Mayer. Ways of Attaching in English. \nMeeting point: Entrance area
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/curatorial-guided-tour/
CATEGORIES:Guided tour
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221001
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SUMMARY:reboot: responsiveness
DESCRIPTION:reboot: is a collaborative\, cyclical\, anti-racist\, and queer-feminist dialogue of several years’ duration between performative and research-based practices. The project was initiated in 2021 and will continue in Spring 2022 at Ludwig Forum Aachen (in cooperation with Kölnischer Kunstverein). \nThe first cycle\, reboot: responsiveness\, is based on the longings\, fears\, and hopes reinforced by the current pandemic. In two different yet interconnected locations which support\, complement\, and challenge one another\, reboot: responsiveness offers infrastructures for provisional stagings\, rehearsals\, processual choreographies\, and encounters dealing with themes such as presence\, intimacy\, care\, and responsibility. By using different formats and together with other invited guests and the audience in Cologne and Aachen\, these artists and thinkers will explore ways to dedicate time to each other\, to perform in a contemporary way using time\, to develop alternative vocabularies\, archives\, gestures\, movements\, and translations\, to share and pass on resources and ideas\, and to find modes of resistance and togetherness in response to the current situation in which we live. \nreboot: responsiveness is pleased to premiere New York-based artist and choreographer Mariana Valencia’s latest video work Tulum\, New York in its newly conceived multi-language versions in English\, German\, and Spanish. On March 30\, 2022\, Kölnischer Kunstverein\, Cologne and Ludwig Forum Aachen invite to a screening of the videos and a subsequent zoom-conversation with Mariana Valencia to contextualize her practice in dialogue with Viktor Neumann\, one of the three curators of reboot. All three versions of Tulum\, New York will be on view at Kölnischer Kunstverein and Ludwig Forum Aachen on site afterwards. Read more here. \nreboot: responsiveness\nKölnischer Kunstverein\, Cologne and Ludwig Forum Aachen jointly announce the launch of reboot: – a collaborative\, multi-cycle\, anti-racist\, and queer-feminist dialogue encompassing performance and research based practices. \nreboot:\nConceived by Eva Birkenstock\, Nikola Dietrich\, and Viktor Neumann\nCore Collective: Alex Baczynski-Jenkins\, Gürsoy Doğtaş\, Klara Lidén\, Ewa Majewska\, Rory Pilgrim\, Cally Spooner\, and Mariana Valencia\nGraphic design by Sean Yendrys \nSponsored by: Kunststiftung NRW\, Stiftung Kunstfonds\, Neustart Kultur
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/reboot-responsiveness/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Geometry and Flowers
DESCRIPTION:Laurie Anderson\, Donald Baechler\, Jo Baer\, Christo & Jeanne-Claude\, Brad Davis\, Donna Dennis\, Jim Dine\, Nancy Graves\, Richard Hamilton\, Alex Hay\, Valerie Jaudon\, Jasper Johns\, Joan Jonas\, On Kawara\, Joyce Kozloff\, Robert Kushner\, Sol LeWitt\, Roy Lichtenstein\, Lee Lozano\, Kim MacConnel\, Robert Morris\, Bruce Nauman\, Robert Rauschenberg\, Miriam Schapiro\, Ned Smyth\, Andy Warhol\, Peter Young \nThe exhibition Geometry and Flowers from the Ludwig Forum’s extensive collection presents around fifty works by mainly North American artists from the 1960s to the 1980s\, proving that Peter and Irene Ludwig’s collection has far more to offer than the Pop Art which has made it famous. Geometry and Flowers draws an arc between the strict geometric forms of Minimalist painting and the colorful floral motifs of the Pattern and Decoration movement – both artistic movements that have each made significant contributions to art history in their own way. \nFrom today’s perspective\, looking back offers the opportunity to experience works of art together that have never met before in time or place. Joan Jonas’s video work Disturbances (1974) can be viewed alongside Bruce Nauman’s Wall-Floor Positions (1968) – both having in common the artistic incorporation of the artist’s own body into the work\, despite their very different content. Sol LeWitt’s conceptual drawings come to encounter the equally intricate studies of weaving patterns by Joyce Kozloff\, to name just two of several examples of how this presentation of the collection departs from the established narrative of postwar modernism. \nPart of this shift in perspective is the dedication of a separate room to the Pattern and Decoration movement\, as well as highlighting works by Laurie Anderson\, Jo Baer\, Donna Dennis\, Nancy Graves\, Valerie Jaudon\, Joan Jonas\, Joyce Kozloff\, Lee Lozano\, and Miriam Schapiro\, some of the important protagonists of the 1960s and 1970s\, as the achievements of many women artists – and not only at that time – have often been overlooked or marginalized. \nCurated by Eva Birkenstock\, Annette Lagler and Holger Otten
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/geometry-and-flowers/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Rosemary Mayer
DESCRIPTION:Opening March 4\, 2022\, 7 pm \nWays of Attaching is the first institutional survey exhibition by the American artist Rosemary Mayer (1943-2014). The exhibition provides extensive insights into Mayer’s body of work over four decades: ranging from early conceptual experiments of the late 1960s\, to textile sculptures and drawings made in the early 1970s\, to ‘temporary monuments’ from 1977-1982. Ludwig Forum’s expanded presentation also includes Mayer’s artist’s books from the mid-1970s\, sculptures and works on paper from the 1990s\, and book illustrations from the 2000s; all of these have not been exhibited since they were made. Highlighting Mayer’s formal interest in draping\, knotting\, and tethering\, the exhibition focuses on the artist’s process of constructing real and imagined networks and constellations in which friends and historical figures feature in expressions of affinity and attachment. \nWays of Attaching at Ludwig Forum Aachen is the most comprehensive presentation of Rosemary Mayer’s artistic practice to date. Along with her late work\, the exhibition comprises all the artist’s preserved textile sculptures\, including three prominent ones named after historical female figures: Hroswitha\, The Catherines\, and Galla Placidia. Originally created in 1972-73 for Mayer’s solo exhibition at the now legendary A.I.R. Gallery\, they have been brought together again for the first time since then. \nCurated by Eva Birkenstock and presented in an exhibition display by Fotini Lazaridou-Hatzigoga \nAccompanying the exhibition\, two English publications on Rosemary Mayer will be published by Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König: \nThe Letters of Rosemary & Bernadette Mayer\, 1976–1980\, edited by Gillian Sneed\, Marie Warsh with a preface by Eva Birkenstock\, Robert Leckie\, Laura McLean-Ferris and Stephanie Weber\, 373 pages (release date April 2022). \nRosemary Mayer: Ways of Attaching\, edited by Eva Birkenstock\, Laura McLean-Ferris\, Robert Leckie\, Stephanie Weber with texts by Rosemary Mayer\, Laura McLean-Ferris\, Jenny Nachtigal and Jenni Sorkin\, 352 pages (release date Summer 2022). \nThe exhibition and publication project is organized in collaboration with Marie and Max Warsh from The Estate of Rosemary Mayer and in partnership with the Swiss Institute\, New York\, Lenbachhaus\, Munich\, and Spike Island\, Bristol. \nThe exhibition and publications have been generously supported by the Peter and Irene Ludwig Foundation\, Kunststiftung NRW\, and the Terra Foundation. \nRosemary Mayer (1943-2014) was a prolific artist involved in the New York art scene beginning in the late 1960s. She was a founding member of A.I.R. Gallery\, the first cooperative gallery for women in the U.S.\, and had one of the earliest shows there. During the 1970s and 1980s her work was shown at many New York alternative art spaces\, including The Clocktower\, Sculpture Center and Franklin Furnace\, as well as in university galleries throughout the country. In 1982\, her translation of the diary of Mannerist artist Jacopo da Pontormo was published along with a catalogue of her work. Recent exhibitions of Mayer’s work have taken place at Southfirst\, Brooklyn (2016)\, Lamar Dodd School of Art at the University of Georgia (2017)\, ChertLüdde\, Berlin (2020) and Gordon Robichaux\, New York (2021). Her work was included in the exhibitions Bizarre Silks\, Private Imaginings and Narrative Facts\, etc. curated by Nick Mauss at Kunsthalle Basel (2020)\, and most recently in Greater New York at MoMA PS1 (2021/2022). \nDownload exhibition booklet (de/en) \n \nEvents \n04/28/21\, 6.30 pm\nLecture with Donna Dennis at Ludwig Forum Aachen\n“Rosemary Mayer and Donna Dennis: Beginnings on the Cusp of the 1970s New York City”
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/rosemary-mayer-2/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Opening
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you\, your family and friends the opening of the exhibition Rosemary Mayer. Ways of Attaching on 4 March 2022 at 7 pm. Admission is free on this evening.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/opening/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Alterations
DESCRIPTION: From 31 January\, the installation of Rosemary Mayer. Ways of Attaching\, the first exhibition curated by director Eva Birkenstock\, will take place. As these alteration measures will affect the entire first floor\, the museum will be closed to the public from 31 January – 4 March 2022. The opening of the exhibition “Ways of Attaching” will take place on Friday 4 March\, at 7 p.m.\, participation is free of charge for all those interested. \nDuring this period\, the library at the Ludwig Forum Aachen will remain open as usual from Tuesday to Friday\, 1 – 5 p.m.\, and upon personal arrangement. \nParticipants of pre-booked events at the Kunstwerkstatt will be notified personally whether their appointment can be held.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/alterations/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220101T180000
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SUMMARY:New Year Concert 2022
DESCRIPTION:Line-up : Anirahtak – voice\, Uli Jend – soprano\, alto saxophone\, Christoph Titz – trumpet\, flugelhorn\, Heribert Leuchter – baritone\, alto and soprano saxophone\, Nina Leonards – violin\, Jürgen Sturm – guitar\, Nora Jim – piano\, Lothar Galle-M. – bass\, Steffen Thormählen – percussion \nSat 01.01.2022\, 6 p.m.Ludwig Forum AachenTickets 24\,40 € \nAn event by LUXaries Records with the help of Theater KWith the friendly support of Kulturbetrieb der Stadt Aachenas well as the company VELO – Räder die bewegen \nThe current Corona rules apply\, respectively the 2G rule. \nTickets
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/new-year-concert/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220131
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SUMMARY:Beat the System!
DESCRIPTION:Opening: October 8\, 2021\, 7 pm \nFollowing the highly successful exhibitions and research projects of the Ludwig Forum Aachen Flashes of the Future. The Art of the ’68ers or The Power of the Powerless (2018) and The Invention of the Neue Wilde. Painting and Subculture around 1980 (2018/2019)\, the latest exhibition focuses on artistic positions that critically examine the conditions in politics and society. It is about art that interferes and takes a stand\, that is uncomfortable and provocative. The selected works impress with their subversive power\, using irony and strong political statements. One focus is on the analysis and relevance of actionist art today: therefore\, artist collectives were invited by the Ludwig Forum Aachen to develop new\, provocative and innovative actions during the exhibition period. \nArtists: Roy Adzak\, Hans-Peter Alvermann\, Karel Appel\, Dieter Asmus\, Georg Baselitz\, Joseph Beuys\, Peter Bömmels\, KP Brehmer\, Werner Büttner\, Chick on Speed\, Walter Dahn\, Michael Deistler\, Die Goldenen Zitronen\, Die Tödliche Doris\, Martin Flesch\, Franz Gertsch\, Peter Herrmann\, Christian Jankowski\, Martin Kippenberger\, Elke Krystufek\, Hartmut Kaminski & Robert Filliou\, Mischa Leinkauf\, Petr Lysácek\, Piero Manzoni\, Wolfgang Müller\, Albert Oehlen\, Julian Opie\, Klaus Paier\, Sandrine Pelletier\, Peng! Kollektiv\, Raymond Pettibon\, Uwe Pfeifer\, Sigmar Polke\, Pussy Riot\, Matthias Schamp\, Cornelia Schleime\, Christoph Schlingensief\, Schwabinggrad Ballett/Arrivati\, Andrzej Steinbach\, Peter Thomann\, Anna Uddenberg\, Don van Vliet\, Franz Erhard Walther\, Annette Wehrmann and others \nGoldenNFT: Peng! Kollektiv feat. Nora al Badri\, Sibylle Berg\, !Mediagroup! Bitnik\, Liat Grayver\, Nadine Kolodziey\, Felix Kosok\, Gretta Louw\, Rui Major\, Volker Behrend Peters\, Tayyebeh Rasouli\, reFOCUS medialab\, Jill Senft\, UBERMORGEN\, Nushin Yazdani\, Yes Men & Laura Zalenga \nCurated by Myriam Kroll\nCuratorial assistance: Marie Gentges and Stefanie Wagner \n\nExhibition Blog\n\nPrevious\nNext \nInstallation views\, Beat the System! Provocation in Art\, Photos: Simon Vogel
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/beat-the-system/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20211008T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20211008T190000
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SUMMARY:Beat the System! Provocation in Art
DESCRIPTION:We would be delighted if you\, your family and friends would join us for the opening of the exhibition! \nThe exhibition focusses on artistic positions that take a critical stand on politics\, society and the art scene. It shows works by artists who interfere and take a stance. Their works impress with subversive power\, strong political statements and the use of irony. The presentation emphasizes the analysis and relevance of actionst art today: Therefore\, artists collectives have been asked to develeop new and innovative actions during the exhibition period. \nSpeakers\nSibylle Keupen\, Oberbürgermeisterin der Stadt Aachen\nEva Birkenstock\, Direktorin Ludwig Forum Aachen\nDr. Carla Cugini\, Vorständin der Peter und Irene Ludwig Stiftung\nVera Pues\, Stiftung Kunst\, Kultur und Soziales der Sparda-Bank West\nMyriam Kroll\, Kuratorin der Ausstellung
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/opening-beat-the-system/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210924
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220110
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
CREATED:20210907T132533Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211122T113733Z
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SUMMARY:Loredana Nemes
DESCRIPTION:Opening: September 23\, 2021\, 7 pm \nMemories of childhood in a country one had to leave – photographer Loredana Nemes (b. 1972) follows them back to her Romanian hometown Sibiu.\nShe calls the black-and-white photographs taken there between 2002 and 2013 beautiful – an expression of her deep connection to the places of the past\, which she also explores in poetic texts. Those inner images convey an impression of the caesura that the flight from the socialist country meant. beautiful also stands for those moments in which Nemes confronts a changed social present with an open eye. Women\, worn by the exertions of life\, rest on a park bench\, children playing in the street flirt with the camera\, boys acting casually on the edge of the village\, a bow-legged dog as a guardian of fresh laundry\, or a priest blessing not only the community but also the cars as a sign of modest prosperity: It is the rather quiet peripheral phenomena\, the unspectacularly mundane of existence\, that fascinate Nemes – captured in the faces\, gestures and actions of the people\, whom she always encounters with great empathy and a sense for the right moment between closeness and distance. The resulting ‘portraits’ are impressive in both content and form\, and find their appropriate context in the landscape photographs that follow. \nLoredana Nemes was born in Sibiu\, Romania\, the city where Klaus Iohannis\, current President of Romania and current winner of the Charlemagne Prize\, served as mayor for many years. In 1986 the family fled and moved to Aachen. Studied German and mathematics at the RWTH Aachen. 2001 move to Berlin. Since then Nemes has been working as a freelance photographer. Since 2006 numerous solo exhibitions and various teaching assignments for photography. \nCurated by Sylvia Böhmer \nAn exhibition of the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst in the context of the awarding of the Internationaler Karlspreis 2020 zu Aachen to Klaus Iohannis\, President of Romania.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/loredana-nemes/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20210923T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20210923T190000
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
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SUMMARY:Loredana Nemes. beautiful
DESCRIPTION:Memories of childhood in a country one had to leave – photographer Loredana Nemes (b. 1972) follows them back to her Romanian hometown Sibiu.\nShe calls the black-and-white photographs taken there between 2002 and 2013 beautiful – an expression of her deep connection to the places of the past\, which she also explores in poetic texts. Those inner images convey an impression of the caesura that the flight from the socialist country meant. beautiful also stands for those moments in which Nemes confronts a changed social present with an open eye. Women\, worn by the exertions of life\, rest on a park bench\, children playing in the street flirt with the camera\, boys acting casually on the edge of the village\, a bow-legged dog as a guardian of fresh laundry\, or a priest blessing not only the community but also the cars as a sign of modest prosperity: It is the rather quiet peripheral phenomena\, the unspectacularly mundane of existence\, that fascinate Nemes – captured in the faces\, gestures and actions of the people\, whom she always encounters with great empathy and a sense for the right moment between closeness and distance. The resulting ‘portraits’ are impressive in both content and form\, and find their appropriate context in the landscape photographs that follow. \nLoredana Nemes was born in Sibiu\, Romania\, the city where Klaus Iohannis\, current President of Romania and current winner of the Charlemagne Prize\, served as mayor for many years. In 1986 the family fled and moved to Aachen. Studied German and mathematics at the RWTH Aachen. 2001 move to Berlin. Since then Nemes has been working as a freelance photographer. Since 2006 numerous solo exhibitions and various teaching assignments for photography. \nCurated by Sylvia Böhmer \nAn exhibition of the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst in the context of the awarding of the Internationaler Karlspreis 2020 zu Aachen to Klaus Iohannis\, President of Romania.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/opening-loredana-nemes/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210911
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220901
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
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SUMMARY:The Uncanny on Paper
DESCRIPTION:The uncanny is unsettling and eerie\, making us shudder while being curiously spellbinding. Where does this peculiarly pleasurable fascination with the uncanny originate? In the pursuit of its persisting appeal\, the exhibition presents a selection of works from the museum’s collection of works on paper\, each of which addresses the particular aesthetics of the uncanny in different ways\, thereby posing the question: which conditions and motifs make us perceive artworks as uncanny? And why is that? \nAs the days grow shorter and we retreat to sheltered homeliness\, it might just be the perfect time to indulge in that little ‘guilty pleasure’ of our fascination with the uncanny. \nArtists: Ol‘ga Michajlovna Abramova\, Robert Bechtle\, Vladimir Grigor’evič D’jakov\, Adol’f Ivanovič Demko\, Irmel Kamp\, Andrej Lvovič Kostin\, Vadim Alekseyevich Kulakov\, Igor‘ Glebovič Makarevič\, Kaisa Puustak\, Ben Schonzeit\, Aleksandr Borisovič Suvurov\, Gurij Filippovič Zacharov \nCurated by Dr. Nora Riediger \nThe exhibition shows 16 graphics from the Ludwig Collection. Guided tours only on request\, max. 10 persons. \nPrevious\nNext \nInstallation views\, The Uncanny on Paper\, Photos: Carl Brunn
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/the-uncanny/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210810
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220131
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
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SUMMARY:Bodies and Politics
DESCRIPTION:In the context of a new wave of social movements in the USA\, the term body politics emerged in the 1970s. It refers to the fact that concepts\, modes of perception and practices of bodies and thus also ideas of self and society are subject to social and historical change. In accordance with Peter and Irene Ludwig’s understanding of art as a mirror of its respective contemporary history\, this collection presentation explores how the relationship between body and politics was reflected in US art from the 1960s to the 1980s. \nAfter all\, these were very turbulent decades with different political connotations during the presidencies of Kennedy\, Johnson\, Nixon\, Ford\, Carter and Reagan. Thus\, in this exhibition\, we encounter controlled and protesting bodies\, but also discriminated or emancipated bodies. What all artistic positions have in common is that they observe very attentively how political processes of power and oppression\, of participation and exclusion express themselves physically. \nIn addition to numerous highlights such as Supermarket Lady (1970) by Duane Hanson or Grazing – Soup to Nuts\, MGM\, 1930 (1983) by Jean-Michel Basquiat\, the exhibition also features rarely presented photographs by Andy Warhol and Gary Winogrand as well as video works by Joan Jonas and Bruce Nauman. \nCurated by Holger Otten \nPrevious\nNext\nInstallation views\, Bodies and Politics. US art of the 1960s to 1980s\, Photos: Carl Brunn
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/bodies-and-politics/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210621
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210913
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
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SUMMARY:Lovely Creatures
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to a weekend of free admission onJune 19 and 20\, 2021 \nIn the encounter with the animal we question ourselves: What makes humans human\, what distinguishes us from our fellow creatures? The relationship to the animal is ambivalent\, the relationship is determined by contradictions. \nArtists approach the subject of animals and us in very different ways. \nAnimals embody wild nature\, but they can also be tamed and pampered. There are farm animals and cuddly toys\, they are loved and eaten. In many works of art animals function as political\, religious or mythical symbols. They are representatives of human behavior. In art and literature they appear as independent protagonists. We keep exotic and expensive animals as status symbols. Many people see their pets as soul mates. \nAnimals are part of our everyday life and projection surface at the same time. And then there are the monsters\, mythical creatures and hybrids: they are an expression of our fears and hidden sides. \nThe exhibition Lovely Creatures illuminates the various aspects of the relationship between humans and animals in the art of the 20th and 21st centuries through some 60 artworks of all genres. The works of the Ludwig Collection are contrasted\, commented upon\, and enriched in juxtaposition with works by contemporary young artists. \nArtists: Ai Weiwei\, Belkis Ayón Manso\, Georg Baselitz\, Joseph Beuys\, Dmitrij Spiridonovic Bisti\, Hans Chwalek\, Jean Cocteau\, Alexander Colville\, Walter Dahn\, Philip Emde\, Terry Fox\, Nancy Graves\, Ellen Gronemeyer\, Antanas Gudaitis\, Anna Jermolaewa\, Bertram Jesdinsky\, Roy Lichtenstein\, Elena Georgievna Los\, Kim MacConnel\, Michel Majerus\, Ewald Mataré\, Joost Meyer\, Sergej Mironenko\, Josef Felix Müller\, Peter Nagel\, Oswald Oberhuber\, Mary-Audrey Ramirez\, Mel Ramos\, Robert Rauschenberg\, Rissa\, Anri Sala\, Kenny Scharf\, Volkmar Schulz-Rumpold\, Alan Sonfist\, Sophia Süßmilch\, Gita Teearu\, José Toirac\, Demjan Michailovič Utenkov\, Andy Warhol \nCurated by Myriam Kroll and Stefanie Wagner \n			\n						Exhibition Blog
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/lovely-creatures/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210619
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210913
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
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SUMMARY:Sweet Lies
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to a weekend of free admission onJune 19 and 20\, 2021 \nWho are we\, as individuals and as a society? What is it that defines our identities? As individuals\, we are constantly trying to establish affiliations to groups that are formed through culture\, language and social class\, nationality and origin\, skin color\, or gender\, among other things. The expression of individual identities is therefore affected by a variety of different aspects. What is enticing about identities is that although they generate a sense of belonging in terms of a feeling of unity\, this sense of belonging is simultaneously achieved through exclusion or marginalization. In recent years\, these mechanisms have shaped the public discourse. \nWith the exhibition Sweet Lies. Rethinking Identity\, the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst presents contemporary positions that address different aspects of identity. The artworks on display make visible that identities are never static\, but rather intertwine\, overlap\, and sometimes even contradict each other. The representations of identities are meant to illustrate that various social and personal aspects unite in the individual. The subtitle of the exhibition points to the temporary and fluid character of identities and also refers to the 2018 publication of the same name by philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah. The exhibition invites visitors to approach the fictions and constructions of identities in the six chapters Gender\, Culture\, Death\, Language\, Origin\, and Personality: The invited artists take up these themes and enter into dialogue with highlights from the Ludwig Collection. \nOn view are paintings\, graphics\, installations\, objects\, sculptures\, and videos of positions of invited artists and works from the Ludwig Collection. \nInvited artists: Vivian Greven\, Melike Kara\, Kinke Kooi\, Markues\, Jannis Marwitz\, Phung-Tien Phan\, Megan Rooney\, Morgaine Schäfer\, Siggi Sekira\, Slavs and Tatars\, Theresa Weber\, Raphael Weilguni and Viola Relle. \nArtists of the Ludwig Collection: Jo Baer\, Jean-Michel Basquiat\, Klaus vom Bruch\, María Magdalena Campos-Pons\, Chuck Close\, Erró\, Fang Lijun\, Gilbert & George\, Johannes Grützke\, Renato Guttuso\, Jean-Olivier Hucleux\, Joan Jonas\, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt\, Liang Dong\, Roy Lichtenstein\, Robert Morris\, Robert Rauschenberg\, Ulrike Rosenbach\, Twins Seven Seven\, Sergej E. Volkov\, Vadim Zakharov \nCurated by Patrick C. Haas and Angela Theisen \nWith the generous support of the Peter and Irene Ludwig Foundation\, Aachen\, Germany \n			\n						Exhibition Blog\n					\n														Previous\n														Next \nInstallation views\, Sweet Lies. Rethinking Identity\, Photos: Simon Vogel
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/sweet-lies/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210311
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210607
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
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SUMMARY:Dan Perjovschi
DESCRIPTION:Dan Perjovschi (*1961 Sibiu) is one of the most important representatives of an art that resolutely intervenes in global socio-political and cultural issues and problems. He is known for his striking pictorial language of pictograms and wordplay\, he has advanced since the second half of the 1990s to become an internationally renowned artist whose works have been shown at the Venice Biennale\, the Tate Modern London\, the Museum of Modern Art New York and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. \nThe exhibition Drawing the World at the Ludwig Forum Aachen is representative of his 35-year creative period. Among them are rare\, very early works\, such as Urzeala from 1986/1988\, as well as small photo sequences of his performative actions in Oradea\, where he lived between 1985 and 1990. \nFurthermore\, the exhibition will show editions of the weekly Revista 22 with weekly drawings by Dan Perjovschi from the Centre for Artists’ Publications at Weserburg Museum as well as key works\, such as Antropothek (1992)\, Chalk Reality (2010-2011) and the latest series on the Corona pandemic Virus Diary (2020). The highlight will be a wall work that the artist will execute on site. \nCurated by Dr. Annette Lagler and Dr. Alexandra Kolossa\nCuratorial assistance: Maren Hoch \nSponsored by: Peter and Irene Ludwig Foundation\, Aachen \n\n 
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/dan-perjovschi/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210628
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
CREATED:20201102T110019Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201102T131103Z
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SUMMARY:The travel agency
DESCRIPTION:Based on an idea by Vera and Ana Sous\, students of the Akademie für Handwerksdesign – Gute Rosenberg and the Ahoi-Gruppe have realised an exhibition on the subject of travel as part of an educational project. In this interdisciplinary project the students designed different stations of various worlds of experience\, always with an eye on the relationship between content\, composition and materiality. \nOn different travel routs the visitors experience worlds of curiosity\, amazement and alienation through encounters with different cultural\, sensory and fantasy spaces. All routs finally end at the camp of the Ahoi-Gruppe. Here\, tents and cushions invite you to look back on the journey and let your wander over a wide landscape panorama. \n  \nProject manager: Stefanie Wagner
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/travel-agency/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210517
DTSTAMP:20260504T152541
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SUMMARY:Bon Voyage!
DESCRIPTION:Travel. Hardly any other topic better reflects our current situation between lockdown and longing. Within closed borders and closed societies\, when things that were taken for granted plummet into prohibitions\, the desire to leave and break out grows. Rethinking is necessary. To find new ways\, to test and take them – not only when travelling – is the challenge of our time. \nWith Bon Voyage! Travelling in Contemporary Art\, the Ludwig Forum for International Art presents a selection of artistic positions that focus on travelling. We invite you to see the world through the eyes of the artists who often move off the beaten tourist tracks. The suitcases are packed with personal challenges\, extreme experiences of political as well as climatic nature\, fictional\, and virtual mental journeys\, and the last journey into the afterlife\, which does without suitcases. \nWith around 100 works\, the exhibition follows the routes of more than 60 artists and shows a selection of artistic positions from the 1960s to the present. Through paintings\, installations\, videos\, objects\, photographs\, and prints\, the exhibition provides an insight into the fascination and significance of travel in contemporary art at five stopovers. \ni. a. Marina Abramović & Ulay\, Francis Alÿs\, Shūsaku Arakawa\, Kader Attia\, Lothar Baumgarten\, Janet Bellotto\, Joseph Beuys\, Christoph Brech\, Stanley Brouwn\, Peter Brüning\, Michael Buthe\, Julian Charrière\, Kate Crawford & Vladan Joler\, Ivan S. Čujkov\, Walter Dahn\, Hélène Delprat\, Simon Faithfull\, Mareike Foecking\, Jerry Frantz\, Gerard Garouste\, Philipp Goldbach\, Nancy Graves\, Manaf Halbouni\, Michael Heizer\, Jochem Hendricks\, Klara Hobza\, Stefan Huber\, Jean-Olivier Hucleux\, Cécile Hummel\, Matthew Day Jackson\, Sven Johne\, Dagmar Keller & Martin Wittwer\, Fabian Knecht\, Svetlana Kopystiansky\, Till Krause\, Norbert Kottmann\, Alicja Kwade\, Talisa Lallai\, Via Lewandoswky\, Richard Long\, Hiroyuki Masuyama\, Duane Michals\, Roman Ondak\, A. R. Penck\, Michail Pirgelis\, Dani Ploeger\, Anne Pöhlmann\, Jon Rafman\, Michael Snow\, Nicole Schuck\, Stefan Sous\, Vera Sous\, Katrin Ströbel & Mohammed Laouli\, Timm Ulrichs\, Wolfgang von Contzen\, Christoph Westermeier\, Francesca Woodman. \nThe exhibition is accompanied by a brochure with numerous illustrations and a travel blog on the Internet\, as well as by an extensive supporting and workshop programme for all age groups. \nCurated by Alexandra Kolossa\nCuratorial assistance: Marie Gentges\nTrainee: Stefanie Wagner \n  \n„Dürer – Karl V. – Aachen“ will be shown in a triad of Exhibitions \nCentre Charlemagne Aachen: The Purchased Emperor – Charles V’s  Coronation and a Changing World\, October 23\, 2020 – May 30\, 2021 \nLudwig Forum für Internationale Kunst: Bon Voyage! Travelling in Contemporary Art\,  November 13\, 2020 – May 16\, 2021 \nSuermondt Ludwig Museum: Dürer was here – A Journey becomes Legend\, July 18 – October 24\, 2021 \nduerer2020.de
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/bon-voyage-2-2/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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