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SUMMARY:Walk through Manheim with Silke Schatz
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/walk-through-manheim-with-silke-schatz/
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SUMMARY:Terrestrial Perspectives – Guided tour with Fanny Hauser
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/terrestrial-perspectives-guided-tour-with-fanny-hauser/
CATEGORIES:Event,Guided tour
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SUMMARY:Fragments of a Reality That Once Was – Guided tour with curator Galina Dekova
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/fragments-of-a-reality-that-once-was-guided-tour-with-curator-galina-dekova/
CATEGORIES:Event,Guided tour
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240829T190000
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SUMMARY:Forum Literatur: Reading with Helene Hegemann
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/forum-literatur-reading-with-helene-hegemann/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:KIMOKO
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/kimoko/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Fragments of a Reality That Once Was – Guided tour with curator Galina Dekova
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/fragmente-einer-wirklichkeit-die-einmal-war-kuratorinnenfuehrung-mit-galina-dekova/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:On the Volcano
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/on-the-volcano/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Earth\, Moon\, Sun: Restoration Laboratory Nam June Paik
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/earth-moon-sun-restoration-laboratory-nam-june-paik/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240630T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240630T140000
DTSTAMP:20240604T075133Z
CREATED:20240604T074319Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240604T075133Z
UID:44060-1719756000-1719756000@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Terrestrial Connections
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/terrestrial-connections/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240630T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240630T180000
DTSTAMP:20240820T112014Z
CREATED:20240625T092848Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240820T112014Z
UID:44296-1719745200-1719770400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Summer kick-off at Ludwig Forum
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/summer-kick-off-at-ludwig-forum/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240620T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240620T170000
DTSTAMP:20240604T062826Z
CREATED:20240604T062637Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240604T062826Z
UID:44046-1718902800-1718902800@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Terrestrial Perspectives – Guided tour with Lisa Oord (in English)
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/terrestrial-perspectives-guided-tour-with-lisa-oord-in-english/
CATEGORIES:Event,Guided tour
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240613T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240613T170000
DTSTAMP:20240604T062524Z
CREATED:20240604T061629Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240604T062524Z
UID:44042-1718298000-1718298000@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Terrestrial Perspectives – Guided tour with Lisa Oord (in German)
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/terrestrial-perspectives-guided-tour-with-lisa-oord/
CATEGORIES:Event,Guided tour
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240609T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240609T120000
DTSTAMP:20240531T164049Z
CREATED:20240528T105630Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240531T164049Z
UID:43965-1717934400-1717934400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Each One Another - Book talk with Rachel Haidu followed by a conversation with Ulrike Müller
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/each-one-another-book-talk-with-rachel-haidu/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240606T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240606T190000
DTSTAMP:20240531T104358Z
CREATED:20240105T091503Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240531T104358Z
UID:41253-1717700400-1717700400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Forum Literatur: Karl May. Reading with Enis Maci & Mazlum Nergiz
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/forum-literatur-karl-may-reading-with-enis-maci-mazlum-nergiz/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240526
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250428
DTSTAMP:20250409T101313Z
CREATED:20240510T144428Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250409T101313Z
UID:43327-1716681600-1745798399@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Terrestrial Perspectives
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/terrestrial-perspectives/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240522T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240522T190000
DTSTAMP:20240508T150800Z
CREATED:20240507T135700Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240508T150800Z
UID:43271-1716404400-1716404400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Lecture by Harald Kunde: Presence & Intervention.
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/lecture-by-harald-kunde-double-wall-projects/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240516T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240516T190000
DTSTAMP:20240506T155127Z
CREATED:20240506T153432Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240506T155127Z
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SUMMARY:Chance Encounter Reloaded - Performance with Katalin Ladik and Zsolt Sőrés aka Ahad
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/chance-encounter-reloaded-performance-with-katalin-ladik-and-zsolt-sores-aka-ahad/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240428T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240428T120000
DTSTAMP:20240423T065746Z
CREATED:20240410T125132Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240423T065746Z
UID:42831-1714305600-1714305600@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Artist Lecture by Ulrike Müller
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/artist-lecture-by-ulrike-mueller/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240425T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240425T190000
DTSTAMP:20240423T065257Z
CREATED:20240105T090629Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240423T065257Z
UID:41234-1714071600-1714071600@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Forum Literatur: Daddy Issues. Reading with Dino Pešut
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/forum-literatur-daddy-issues-reading-with-dino-pesut/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240404T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240404T183000
DTSTAMP:20240327T132915Z
CREATED:20240327T122938Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240327T132915Z
UID:42638-1712255400-1712255400@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:AI in the Museum? Book Presentation „Training the Archive“
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/ai-in-the-museum-book-presentation-training-the-archive/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240314T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240314T193000
DTSTAMP:20240313T110451Z
CREATED:20240313T103418Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240313T110451Z
UID:42464-1710444600-1710444600@ludwigforum.de
SUMMARY:Lecture by Yuri Leiderman
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/lecture-by-yuri-leiderman/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240314
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250321
DTSTAMP:20250317T062939Z
CREATED:20240229T152031Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250317T062939Z
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SUMMARY:Fragments of a Reality That Once Was.
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/fragments-of-a-reality-that-once-was/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Yin Yue
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/yin-yue-2024-03-10/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Yin Yue
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/yin-yue/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:GENERATION2. Young Talents.
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/generation2-young-talents-2024-03-02/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240301T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240301T200000
DTSTAMP:20240213T084945Z
CREATED:20240213T084119Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240213T084945Z
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SUMMARY:GENERATION2. Young Talents.
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/generation2-young-talents/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240225T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240225T170000
DTSTAMP:20240215T132036Z
CREATED:20240207T082112Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240215T132036Z
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SUMMARY:Alex Baczyński-Jenkins
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/alex-baczynski-jenkins-2024-02-25/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Alex Baczyński-Jenkins
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/alex-baczynski-jenkins/
CATEGORIES:Event
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SUMMARY:Lecture by Daniel Muzycuk: Graphic Score as a Structure That Wants to Become Another Structure. Thoughts on Some Scores from Eastern Europe
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
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SUMMARY:Forum Literatur: Der Übergriff. Reading with Ursula Krechel
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to join us for a studio visit with the current ‘Borderland Residencies’ fellows Ayo Akingbade and the Apparatus 22 collective\, who are exploring the specific context of the city\, the surrounding region and the museum during their three-month residency in Aachen. While Akingbade is studying the history of Aachen’s thermal springs and water ecology for a new script\, Apparatus 22 will continue their research for the long-term project Positive Tension (in the air)\, which aims to open up critical conversations and unusual thought-provoking\, daydreaming and change processes on and about art institutions. We are also looking forward to another event with Ayo Akingbade accompanying the ‘Borderland Residencies’ program: On Thursday\, November 21\, 2024\, 7pm\, the artist will present her two films\, Dear Babylon (2019) and The Fist (2022)\, at Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen in Düsseldorf. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Ayo Akingbade works predominantly with film and installation to address themes of power\, urbanism\, and stance. Her work has often documented experiences of rapid social change in London\, where she was born and raised. Moving between experimental film essays\, documentaries\, and more traditional narrative\, she grounds her practice in a commitment to radical storytelling. Akingbade is particularly interested in looking at the dissonances that emerge between self-presentation and self-fashioning and recently has explored this in self-portraiture and printmaking. Her work has recently been shown at Barbican Centre\, London and International Film Festival Rotterdam. Her first major institutional solo exhibition\, Show Me The World Mister\, opened at Chisenhale Gallery\, London in November 2022 and is touring until 2024\, venues include Spike Island\, Bristol and the Whitworth\, University of Manchester. Apparatus 22 is a collective of daydreamers\, citizens of many realms\, researchers\, poetic activists and (failed) futurologists founded in January 2011 by current members Erika Olea\, Maria Farcas\, Dragos Olea together with Ioana Nemeș (1979 – 2011) in Bucharest\, Romania. Since early 2015 they have been working between Bucharest\, Brussels and SUPRAINFINIT utopian universe. In their very diverse works – installations\, performances\, text based-shapes –\, reality is mixed with fiction and storytelling and merge with a critical approach drawing knowledge and experiences from design\, sociology\, literature and economics. Their work has been exhibited at La Biennale di Venezia 2013 (IT)\, Kunsthalle Wien (AT)\, Museion\, Bolzano (IT)\, TRIUMF AMIRIA. Museum of Queer Culture (RO)\, CIVA\, Brussels (BE)\, MUMOK\, Vienna (AT)\, Ujazdowski Castle – CCA\, Warsaw (PL)\, Autostrada Bienniale Prizren (XK)\, TIME MACHINE BIENNIAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART\, D-0 ARK UNDERGROUND\, Konji (BIH)\, and recently in SMAK Gent (BE)\, Bundeskunsthalle\, Bonn (DE)\, Contemporary Art Museum (MNAC)\, Bucharest (RO)\, Contemporary Art Museum Roskilde (DK)\, West\, Den Hague (NL)\, and Kunsthal Gent (BE) among others. Borderland Residencies is a project of Kulturraum Niederrhein e.V.\, coordinated in cooperation with Odapark\, center for contemporary art\, Kulturbüro der Region Aachen Zweckverband and in collaboration with the participating residencies. Supported by funds from the RKP – Regional Culture Program NRW.   Images: Ayo Akingbade\, 2023\, photo: Josiah Moktar / Apparatus 22\, Kunsthal Gent\, Courtesy the artists.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/forum-literatur-der-uebergriff-reading-with-ursula-krechel/
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