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SUMMARY:THE PATH: A Participatory Public Art Project -  Exhibition + Installation + Event Series
DESCRIPTION:[deutsch unten] \nWhat do we experience in the metropoles of today's world and what do the metropoles experience? Amidst all the flux of migration\, gentrification and rapid urban change is the metropole able to contain us and vice versa? What if the paths we take every day start from nowhere and lead nowhere? Is it a togetherness that we experience or is it an 'otherness' with a potential? What are the results\, alternatives\, solutions and what can art's role be in this process? \nTHE PATH is a multidisciplinary art project that problematises the relationship between the metropole and the individual from a queer\, feminist point of view.  Inspired by the pedestrian bridges over the highways in İstanbul\, the participatory public installation at Tempelhofer Feld by Umut Azad Akkel invites the participants to an experience simulating the complex character of our co-existence with/within/despite the metropole.  \nSimilarly\, the events designed and planned around the conceptual basis of the installation\, that will take place at Tempelhofer Feld and at Oyoun will create an experiential and intellectual hub for analyzing our complex being within/with/despite the metropole. The overall perspective of the series of events will be approaching the theme from multiple views and raising critical questions about all its complexity. The focus will be Berlin and Istanbul as two interrelated metropoles and the flux of migration between the two with its implications and possible historical as well as recent meanings. \nWe invite you to join our multidisciplinary programme from September 9 to October 15. The programme includes an exhibition\, artist talks\, artist walks between Oyoun and Tempelhofer Feld\, panel discussions\, film screenings\, music performances\, and art and theatre performances - see the events listed below. We look forward to seeing you! \nPlease note: To take part in events at Oyoun or visit our exhibitions\, you need to have a negative corona test from the same day or proof of vaccination / recovery. FFP2 Masks are mandatory at Oyoun until further notice. Further information about our hygiene concept can be found here: oyoun.de/hygienekonzept \nThe Path project was produced by Oyoun in collaboration with Umut Azad Akkel as artistic director and Şehnaz Layıkel as lead curator. It was funded by the Lotto Stiftung and UdK KKWV.  \n  \n***** \nTHE OPEN CALL // DER OFFENE CALL\nOne music and one performance art show will be selected through an open call. \nEine Musik- und eine Kunst-Performance werden nach einem offenen Call ausgewählt. \n\nTHE OPENINGS // DIE VERNISSAGEN\n\nSeptember 09 // 17:00 - 23:00 \nVernissage - Oyoun: Artist Talk + Exhibition Opening + DJ performance by Şeyma Gündoğdu aka DJ Belanze \nBook your free ticket here // Buche hier dein kostenloses Ticket  \n\nSeptember 11 // 15:00 - 19:30\nVernissage - Tempelhofer Feld: Mini Picnic + DJ performance by Şeyma Gündoğdu aka DJ Belanze \nBook your free ticket here // Buche hier dein kostenloses Ticket  \n  \nTHE INSTALLATION // DIE INSTALLATION\nSeptember 10 - October 16   \nVisit the installation at Tempelhofer Feld: Google Maps Link \n  \nTHE EXHIBITION // DIE AUSSTELLUNG\nSeptember 10 - October 08  // 10:00 - 18:00 \nBook a time slot via Eventbrite to view and experience the exhibited works in person at Oyoun. //  Buche jetzt ein Zeitfenster via Eventbrite für deinen Besuch der Ausstellung im Oyoun. \n  \nEVENT PROGRAMM // RAHMENPROGRAMM\nSeptember 12 \n// 16:00 \nArtist Walk​​ with Artistic Director\, Umut Azad Akkel | Oyoun > Tempelhofer Feld\nBook your free ticket here // Buche dein kostenloses Ticket hier \nSeptember 15  \n// 19:00 \nPanel Talk: Creating Space in Urban Environment and Exploring Possibilities: A Close Look at Art and Public Space with Şehnaz Layıkel (moderator)\, Patrizia Bach & Ina Weber  | Oyoun\nBook your free ticket here // Buche dein kostenloses Ticket hier \nSeptember 17  \n// 19:00\nFilm Screening: 95cm: Mega City’s Mini Citizens by Ayşe Adanalı\, Yaşar Adnan Adanalı & Gizem Pilavcı | Oyoun\nBook your free ticket here // Buche dein kostenloses Ticket hier \nSeptember 18  \n// 19:00\nPanel Talk: The Push and Pull Between The Metropole and Their Inhabitants - Moods of Living | Experiences\, Challenges\, Hopes with Yelta Köm (moderator)\, Asli Duru\, Banu Çiçek Tülü\, Yaşar Adnan Adanalı | Oyoun\nBook your free ticket here // Buche dein kostenloses Ticket hier \nSeptember 22  \n// 19:00\nPanel Talk: Are We Really the „New Wave“: Immigration Between Berlin and Istanbul with Ingo Arend\, Banu Karaca\, Verena Niepe\, Persefoni Myrtsou | Online\nEvent Infos here - Join the discussion on Zoom here \nSeptember 24  \n// 18:30 - 21:30\nFilm Screening + Artist talk: Rantİstanbul + Surplus of Istanbul | Oyoun\nBook your free ticket here // Buche dein kostenloses Ticket hier \n// 22:00 - 23:30\nDJ Mobilegirl | Oyoun\nBook your free ticket here // Buche dein kostenloses Ticket hier \nSeptember 25  \n// 14:30\nArtist Walk​​ with Artistic Director\, Umut Azad Akkel | Oyoun > Tempelhofer Feld\nBook your free ticket here // Buche dein kostenloses Ticket hier \n// 16:00\nPerformance: Mapping stories | Tempelhofer Feld\nBook your free ticket here // Buche dein kostenloses Ticket hier \nSeptember 26  \n// 18:30 \nEbow Concert | Tempelhofer Feld\nBook your free ticket here // Buche dein kostenloses Ticket hier \nOctober 02 \n// 16:00 \nArtist Walk​​ with Artistic Director\, Umut Azad Akkel | Oyoun > Tempelhofer Feld\nBook your free ticket here // Buche dein kostenloses Ticket hier \nOctober 08  \n// 16:30 - 18:30\nFinissage | Tempelhofer Feld\nDJ performance Merey Şenocak | Oyoun\nBook your free ticket here // Buche dein kostenloses Ticket hier \nOctober 15 \n// 18:00 - 19:00\nPerformance by Cammack Lindsey | Tempelhofer Feld\nBook your free ticket here // Buche dein kostenloses Ticket hier \n***** \nLocation at Tempelhofer Feld - view in Google Maps \n\n\n***** \nTHE PATH: Ein partizipatives öffentliches Kunstprojekt\n\nWas macht den Reiz städtischen Lebens aus? Wie fühlt es sich an\, in einer Stadt zu leben\, die sich ständig ausdehnt und verändert? Was bedeutet dies für die individuelle Existenz? Mit welchen Kämpfen und Herausforderungen sehen sich die Bewohner:innen alltäglich konfrontiert? Wie können wir den urbanen Raum gemeinsam aus einer queer*feministischen Perspektive gestalten? \nTHE PATH präsentiert anhand interdisziplinärer künstlerischer Formen neben utopische Visionen auch dystopische Sorgen. Dabei werden radikal persönliche Sichtweisen auf Konzepte der urbanen Transformation\, der Gentrifizierung sowie der damit einhergehenden Dynamiken der Entfremdung und Diskriminierung vor dem Hintergrund neoliberaler Politik ergründet. \nZugleich ist es eine autobiographische Reflexion der Erfahrungen\, die der Künstler Umut Azad Akkel in den Jahren in Istanbul machte. Der erlebte existentielle Kampf führte ihn zu der Metapher des “Pfades” (The Path)\, der “von nirgendwo beginnt und nirgendwo hinführt”. Mit dem Projekt konzeptualisiert Akkel seine kritische Auseinandersetzung mit der Stadt\, indem er von Berlin nach Istanbul blickt. Die beiden Städte sind im Laufe der Geschichte durch drei große Migrationsbewegungen eng miteinander verbunden. Letztere\, die sogenannte New Wave umfasst viele junge\, insbesondere queere Menschen\, die aufgrund der politischen Lage in der Türkei von Istanbul nach Berlin kamen. “The Path” dient gerade jenen als Plattform der Solidarität\, des Austausches und des urbanen künstlerischen Neudenkens. Gemeinsam wird ein öffentlich korrespondierender Erfahrungsraum geschaffen\, der verschiedene Communities aus der Nachbarschaft aktiv mit einbezieht. \nDie Veranstaltungsreihe bietet ein umfangreiches Programm. Es umfasst Gespräche und Führungen mit den Künstler*innen zwischen Oyoun und der Installation\, eine Ausstellung\, Podiumsdiskussionen\, Filmvorführungen\, Konzerte\, Performances und Theateraufführungen - siehe ganzes Programm oben.  \nAlle Veranstaltungen sind kostenfrei zu besuchen. Aufgrund der Corona-Bestimmungen ist jedoch eine Anmeldung je Veranstaltung erforderlich. Weitere Informationen kommen in Kürze. \nBitte beachten: Voraussetzung für den Eintritt zum Event ist ein tagesaktueller\, negativer Corona-Test oder Impf- /Genesenennachweis. Im Oyoun besteht bis auf weiteres Maskenpflicht. Weitere Infos zum Hygienekonzept findest du hier: oyoun.de/hygienekonzept \nWir freuen uns auf Euer Kommen! \nTHE PATH ist eine Produktion von Oyoun in Zusammenarbeit mit Umut Azad Akkel als künstlerischem Leiter und Şehnaz Layıkel als leitende Kuratorin. Es wird gefördert von der Lotto Stiftung und der KKWV von der UdK Berlin.
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LOCATION:Oyoun\, Lucy-Lameck-Staße 32\, Berlin\, 12049\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Bewegungen / Movements,Bilder / Images,Gespräche / Conversations,Klänge / Sounds
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SUMMARY:Brown Sugar Black Tea Party (Vintage Edition)
DESCRIPTION:Get your tickets here. \nThis is event is an inclusive high society\, themed\, tea party for BIPoC to subconsciously cater to their mental health and wellbeing. Bringing people together in the right space for not only great Tea\, fun and entertainment but peace of mind. \nFormal Vintage attire (the 60s-70s era preferred\, Think the Supremes\, The Temptations\, Jackson 5 - Motown )\nNormal Formal Attire (allowed) \nIncluded in the ticket prices are: \n👗 Dress CODE:  \nFormal Vintage attire (the 60s-70s era preferred\, Think the Supremes\, The Temptations\, Jackson 5 - Motown )\nNormal Formal Attire (allowed)  \n🎟️ Included in the ticket prices are: \nAll you can drink tea exclusively from Brown Sugar Black Tea \nFood mini bites to go along with the teas\nLive entertainment and more \n  \nAbout "Brown Sugar Black Tea": \nBrown Sugar Black Tea is a company that aims to bring back into the community the idea of using tea to aid with our health and wellbeing both physically and mentally. They want to use these tea parties to create a community for BIPoC to network\, have fun and let loose\, dress up\, and not care what anyone thinks of us.  \nBrown Sugar Black Tea is a Black Female-owned business based in Berlin\, Germany; we are a gourmet organic loose leaf tea company that aims to take you on a journey with us to the foundations of the benefits of tea in your daily lifestyle. They are a business that prides itself on being sustainable and environmentally friendly. We believe in an ethical\, economical way of doing business and hope to exemplify that in all of our business endeavours. We started the business with these things in mind: holistic health\, quality products\, sustainability\, and a top-class tea experience. \n  \nGet your tickets here.
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LOCATION:Oyoun\, Lucy-Lameck-Staße 32\, Berlin\, 12049\, Deutschland
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SUMMARY:Panel Talk: The Push And Pull Between The Metropole And Their Inhabitants | THE PATH
DESCRIPTION:Panel Talk: with Yelta Köm (moderator)\, Asli Duru\, Banu Çiçek Tülü\, Yaşar Adnan Adanalı \nMoods of Living | Experiences\, Challenges\, Hopes \nThis panel discussion will discuss moods of living\, engaging the body and emotions\, visual and sensual\, urban and beyond. With a special focus on collectivity\, urban experience\, and inhabitants\, the panel offers several contributions on the ways in which we live\, work\, and even exist together while taking a standpoint of the Path Project. \nThis will lead the participants to an exploratory space to question how we perceive the moods of an urban experience and our relationship as inhabitants. The panel invites us to think about our daily life and moods and present the contributor's collective experience from Berlin and Istanbul and their suggestions in social\, cultural\, political\, and urban environments.\nWe are looking forward to seeing you. \nDoors Open 18:30 // Event Start 19:00 \nBook your free ticket here >>>  \n\n*** \nYelta Köm is an architect\, artist\, and researcher who incorporated architecture\, artistic and spatial practices\, and curatorial approaches to discuss social and political issues. His work is mainly influenced by the perception of the environment\, the image of the city\, neoliberal transformations\, the tension between nature and technology\, and collective movements. Currently\, he is a researcher at the Topological Atlas project hosted by TU Delft and a guest lecturer at Berlin International University of Applied Sciences. \nAsli Duru is an urban geographer\, cultural facilitator\, and creative practitioner. Through her work\, she aims to expand the knowledge on the embodied ways to understand and transform the spatial configurations of oppressive\, exclusionary\, discriminatory social relations. Central to this project is developing the tools to navigate the transient spatiality of the body itself as a tech-mediated\, emotionally extended and intersectionally vulnerable landscape. These questions so far have energized various research projects in Munich\, Istanbul\, Oxford\, Berlin that interrogated spatial experiences of memory\, mobility\, violence\, and more recently\, of the links between urban space and gendered mental health. \nBanu Çiçek Tülü is a researcher\, artist and DJ with a background in urban design from South-East Turkey based in Berlin. Her academic and artistic interests include participation\, public space\, sonic environment\, acoustic ecology\, collective listening\, environmental spatial justice\, urban activism\, intersectional feminism\, and interdisciplinary methodologies. \n*** \nTHE PATH: A Participatory Public Art Project\nWhat do we experience in the metropoles of today´s world and what do the metropoles experience? Amidst all the flux of migration\, gentrification and rapid urban change is the metropole able to contain us and vice versa? What if the paths we take every day start from nowhere and lead nowhere? Is it a togetherness that we experience or is it an ´otherness´ with a potential? What are the results\, alternatives\, solutions and what can art´s role be in this process? \n\nTHE PATH is a multidisciplinary art project that problematizes the relationship between the metropole and the individual from a queer\, feminist point of view. Inspired by the pedestrian bridges over the highways in İstanbul\, the participatory public installation at Tempelhofer Feld by Umut Azad Akkel invites the participators to an experience simulating the complex characteristic of our co-existence with/within/despite the metropole. Similarly\, the events designed and planned around the conceptual basis of the installation\, that will take place at Tempelhofer Feld and at Oyoun will create an experiential and intellectual hub for analyzing our complex being within/with/despite the metropole. The overall perspective of the series of events will be approaching the theme from multiple views and raising critical questions about all its complexity. The focus will be Berlin and Istanbul as two interrelated metropoles and the flux of migration between the two with its implications and possible historical as well as recent meanings. \n\nSee full programme of THE PATH here: https://oyoun.de/event/the-path \n\nThe Path project was produced by Oyoun in collaboration with Umut Azad Akkel as artistic director and Şehnaz Layıkel as lead curator. It was funded by the Lotto Stiftung and UdK KKWV. \n\n***\nPlease note: To take part in events at Oyoun or visit our exhibitions\, you need to have a negative corona test from the same day or proof of vaccination / recovery. FFP2 Masks are mandatory at Oyoun until further notice. Further information about our hygiene concept can be found here: oyoun.de/hygienekonzept
URL:https://oyoun.de/event/panel-talk-the-push-and-pull-between-the-metropole-and-their-inhabitants-the-path/
LOCATION:Oyoun\, Lucy-Lameck-Staße 32\, Berlin\, 12049\, Deutschland
CATEGORIES:Gespräche / Conversations
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