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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:LOOK AT ME : Syrien in Fotografie und in Erzählung - Photo Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Der syrische Aufstand und der darauffolgende Krieg gehören vielleicht zu den visuell am besten dokumentierten Ereignissen der modernen Geschichte. Es gibt erschütternde Bilder\, die sich in die Psyche der Menschen eingebrannt haben. Das Bild von Aylan Kurdi\, der leblos an einem türkischen Strand liegt. Drohnenbilder von zerbombten syrischen Krankenhäusern und Städten. Aber das ist nicht alles\, was Syrien ausmacht\, und für viele Syrer*innen werden dies nie die Bilder sein\, die ein Land oder eine Generation definieren. \nDie Ausstellung "LOOK AT ME: 10 Scenes from Syria" mit Fotografien von syrischen Fotograf*innen soll den Beginn einer Debatte ermöglichen und einen Einblick in die persönliche Perspektive syrischer Fotograf*innen geben\, die einige Bilder ihres Landes vor und während des Konflikts eingefangen haben. Es soll ein Raum geschaffen werden\, in dem der fotografische Prozess und die sich daraus ergebenen ethischen Fragen diskutiert werden können und so das Gespräch über die syrische Fotografie gefördert wird. \n→ Die Veranstaltung ist kostenfrei. \n→ Buche jetzt ein Zeitfenster für deinen Besuch der Ausstellung im Oyoun - Link hier \n  \nDiese Veranstaltung ist eine Kooperation der Büros Beirut und Berlin der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit und SyriaUntold e.V. \n**** \nZur Kuratorin der Ausstellung: \nGuevara Namer ist Fotografin und Dokumentarfilmerin in Berlin. Ihre künstlerische Arbeit begann sie 2005 in ihrer Geburtsstadt Damaskus. Namer beschäftigt sich in ihren Arbeiten mit den Themen Identität\, Feminismus und Exil und wurde von mehreren internationalen Organisationen unterstützt. \n**** \nWICHTIG: Für die Teilnahme ist ein tagesaktueller\, negativer Corona-Test (Schnelltest) oder ein vollständiger Impfnachweis (14 Tage nach der letzten erforderlichen Einzelimpfung\, als elektronischer Impfnachweis\, Impfpass aus Papier reicht nicht aus) oder ein Nachweis über eine Genesung (maximal 6 Monate alter positiver Test) vorzulegen. In Innenräumen (außer am Sitzplatz) muss ein Mund-Nase-Schutz getragen werden. Die üblichen Corona-Abstandsregeln von 1\,5 Metern zu Personen außerhalb des eigenen Haushaltes sind einzuhalten.
URL:https://oyoun.de/event/photo-exhibition-look-at-me-syrien-in-fotografie-und-in-erzaehlungen/
LOCATION:Oyoun\, Lucy-Lameck-Staße 32\, Berlin\, 12049\, Deutschland
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SUMMARY:Finissage + Sound Performance with Merey Şenocak and Steve Schofield | THE PATH
DESCRIPTION:On 8th October\, we will celebrate the Finissage of THE PATH on the Tempelhofer Feld around the installation with a joint picnic with all participants. The artists of the Open Call - the singer Mizgina Rengin and the performer Xueqing Yu\, Aina Plans\, Elisa Kostka and Johanna Schmalöer will also show their performances there.  \n// Event Start 16:30 \nAfterwards\, Merey Şenocak and Steve Schofield will present a poetic narrative with sound accompaniment. \n//  Start 18:00 \nAdditional registration required >> Link here \nIt's going to be great! We are looking forward to celebrating the closing of The Path with you! \n**** \nAbout The Open Call Performances:  \nKneading the melodies by Mizgina Rengin \nMizgina Rengin sings other women's melodies\, tones\, noises\, languages and songs that are not heard\, always searching and questioning. The kneading of diasporic melodies is a tribute to build poetic bridges between now and past and to cross the border of the emotions and stories. \nDislocated – An instant movement performance  \nMovement is the insoluble unity of body and environment. Performers do not appear as subjects. The performers only help to present the internal dynamic of the environment\, installation and the people themselves\, and the floating relationship between them. \nThe road drives the crowd forward\, but also restricts the direction and the moving space. In a mobile society where everything is moving\, alternating or changing fast\, we are locating constantly in a new environment\, all of the surroundings\, people\, sounds constantly shape the space and affect our inner space\, meanwhile our origins lurk deep within us. The Chinese idiom 身首异处 (shēn shǒu yì Chù) means one's head and one's body lie in two different places\, can be used to describe this displacement state of mutual exclusion and attraction. \nInitiator: Xueqing Yu // Performers: Aina Plans\, Elisa Kostka\, Johanna Schmalöer\, Xueqing Yu \nFrom the study program Music and Movement / Eurhythmic in University of Art Berlin. \n**** \nMerey Şenocak (1993\, Turkey) studied Visual Arts\, Time-based Media at the University of Arts London. Has contributed to art events and exhibitions in public spaces with performances and workshops in London and Istanbul. Recently she has performed live with musicians and visual artists in various cities. Next year she will be studying in the Master of Arts programme at the Berlin University of the Arts\, focusing on Sonic Arts and Sound Studies. \nSteve Schofield is a musician from UK/Australia. He mostly plays wind instruments and keyboards. Living in Berlin\, he is involved with freely improvised music performance and inter-disciplinary art projects. He sees improvised music as a fantastic language for expressing what there is to be felt in the moment of now\, a way of bringing audiences to shared places of being. Steve Schofield has performed at festivals in Australia\, Germany\, Spain\, India and Thailand. With GENES - a musical trio from Berlin - he released his debut album "Presents of Presence" in 2020\, which is available online. \n**** \nTHE PATH: A Participatory Public Art Project \nThe Path is an interdisciplinary project that problematizes the relationship between metropole and the individual from queer and feminist perspectives. The project consists of an art installation at Tempelhofer Feld\, an exhibition at Oyoun\, and a series of events at and between both locations. The title of the project originates from Umut Azad Akkel ́s multidimensional artwork with the same title that will be exhibited through the project. \nCan the metropole also contain us during the whole migration wave\, gentrification\, and rapid urban transformation? What if the paths that we walk every day start from nowhere and lead nowhere? Is what we experience a coexistence or an ́otherness ́ with a potential? What are the results\, alternatives\, solutions\, and what can be the role of art in this process? \nSee the full programme of THE PATH here \nThe Path project was produced by Oyoun in collaboration with Umut Azad Akkel (IG: @azadonfires) as artist\, artistic director\, and co-curator\, Şehnaz Layıkel (IG: @sehnazlayikel) as co-curator and Pegah Keshmirshekan (IG: @pegah.keshmir) and Ilgaz Yalçınoğlu (IG: @ilgazyalcinoglu) as event coordinators. It was funded by the Lotto Stiftung and UdK KKWV. \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
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LOCATION:Tempelhofer Feld\, Berlin\, 12049\, Deutschland
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SUMMARY:بتحصل - betahssul - it happens
DESCRIPTION:On October 8\, Zeyo - rapper\, film maker\, music producer and activist - will be premiering his debut album\, highlighting the social and political climate in Sudan\, the sound of resistance and the opposition against the Janjaweed. The government-backed militiamen gained notoriety through the brutal killing of civilians and protestors during the peaceful revolution in 2019. The album is accompanied by a large variety of musicians\, together  Zeyo is making an offering to the world and social change. For the occasion of the album release\, the renowned Sudan-based rapper Wad Almzad will be invited to host and support this premier. Both Zeyo and Wad Almzad represent voices of a Sudanese generation\, who are deconstructing and reconstructing the genre of Rap and redefining the Sudanese Rap game. The concert will be moderated by the visual artist and activist Eythar Gubara and accompanied by the Sudanese legend\, Elwalid Yousf\, and the one and only Sonic In(ter)vention\, Berlin-based global trance music formation. Ibrahim Aljrefawi will assist in the technical implementation. \nThe project has been realized by the support of Civic Lab Sudan and funded by MRI (Martin Roth Initiative)\, Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung\, Bosch Stiftung and Goethe Institute.\nThe concert will be followed by a panel discussion on Oct 10 and another concert in Pavillon Hannover on Oct 15. \nZeyo\nMustafa Elsiddig\, known as Zeyo is a Sudanese national\, born in Wad Madani. Zeyo grew up in United Arab Emirates\, in the Al-ain. He fell in love with Rap music and started pursuing it when he was 16 years old. At first\, he used to write poetry but couldn’t quite grasp the flow. Although he was in love with this art\, it was challenging\, as he is a stutterer. Until one day he played a beat he found on YouTube\, and attempted to rap on it. That’s when he discovered that he can perform\, since then he hasn’t stopped.To Zeyo music is a comfort zone. As he had had a tough childhood because of his stuttering condition\, he grew to get over it\, through making this art. By which he learned some extra skills such as\, making beats\, video editing and photography. He strives towards transforming any negativity he is subjected to into a solitude that benefits his growth. His goal is to express what he\, and others\, go through due to freedom suppression practiced by the extremist right wing government in Sudan. He also strives towards establishing a platform in his country\, to help revolutionary artists\, who are not fortunate enough to practice their artistry\, due to the hard living conditions that they go through because of the government.\n>IG: @Zeyo.Mann \nWad Almzad\nKhaled Ezzeldeen Osman Farhat\, also known as Zangola\, or Wad Almzad is born in the United Arab Emirates\, has spent most of his life and creative output in Sudan. Having worked as a DJ he received plenty of inspiration from Zeyo and by the development of the Rap scene in Sudan in the years leading up to the peaceful revolution in 2018. That encouraged him to pursue a career as a Rapper and musician. In 2019 he started with simple freestyles\, as this was the easiest way for him to spread his message of empowerment\, hope\, self-worth and community to all the Sudanese people. The concert Zangola held in December 2020 attracted an audience of three thousand fans. The following concerts had to be cancelled due to pandemic reasons and in April 2021 he held his second concert\, which was attended by another four thousand fans\, gradually growing a considerable following amongst the young Sudanese population. He is currently 28 years old and has his main base in Khartoum\, Sudan\, but regularly travels to different parts of the world for musical collaborations. \n>IG: @wad_almzad \nElwalid Yousf\nSudaneseische Musiker\, Geboren in Khartoum Sudan 1966\nStudium Hochschule für Musik und Theater Khartoum/Sudan\n* Gründungsmitglieder Sawra Musik Band (1991-1994)\n* Mitglieder Igd Elglalad Musikgruppe (1996-1997)\n* 1997 Ausreise nach Deutschland \n* Konzerten: In Sudanesische Städte und Arabische Länder\, Paris ("Institut der Arabischen Welt") Holland (Music Meeting Festival)\,Amsterdam\, Den Haag\,Leiden...Deutschland (Haus der Kulturen der Welt Berlin) Frankfurt am Main\, Köln\,Hanover...London\,Dublin\,Salzburg...\n> Facebook \nSonic In(ter)vention\nSonic In(ter)ventions is a weekly jam session of global trance musics. As cultural workers responding to the times with community building\, the hosts consciously meld together sound and healing to form 5+ hour sessions of high energy improvisation. Public spaces are reimagined as interactive meditation sites for historical excavation\, archival protest\, and creative processing. Open and free artistic expressions are cultivated with an intention of decentralizing and celebrating the knowledge production process through action based art forms such as dance and music. \n> IG: @outoftimeembassy \nEythar Gubara\nGubara was born in Khartoum\, Sudan\, and holds a degree in computer engineering from a university in Saudi Arabia. After having started as a self-taught amateur photographer at age 20\, she attended several workshops at the local German cultural centre - Goethe-Institut - where she joined other Sudanese photographers\, who were developing their technical and artistic skills. Her images illustrating civic engagement for human rights and specifically gender inequality of women in Sudan have been shown by internet magazines such as human rights organization Dawn MENA and by the Goethe-Institut Sudan.Further\, Gubara was pictured and quoted as part of Sudanese graffiti artist Assil Diab's team\, standing before a wall painting of a protester killed during the revolution on BBC News 'Africa Week in Pictures' in July 2019. In June 2020\, MOM Art Space in Hamburg showed her personal exhibition 'The 3rd of June'\, reflecting both political events in Khartoum before the Khartoum massacre\, as well as images of people living under the former Sudanese government. In 2021\, she was featured among other contemporary Sudanese photographers in the French book Soudan 2019\, année zéro.\n>IG: @eythar_gubara_ \nIbrahim Aljrefawi\nA Sudanese writer\, content creator and filmmaker based in Germany. He continues to study film in Hamburg Media School  as Documentary filmmaker. Ibrahim is cofounder of Work cultural group which is one of the very active cultural groups in Khartoum.  Ibrahim won different film prices and awards  from DDF and South Africa independent filmmakers networks\, he also have a different articles about Sudan revolution \, art and cultural sense  purplished  in many local and international media outlets and digital news papers.\n>IG: @aljrefawi \nCIVIC LAB SUDAN\nsudanciviclab.org \nAlbum Cover / Poster design by Israa M. Ali @i.moe.ali \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/betahssul/
LOCATION:Oyoun\, Lucy-Lameck-Staße 32\, Berlin\, 12049\, Deutschland
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