PHOTO:
© Alexander Meyer
The Stories We Inhabit: Filmscreening
In the organizer's words:
At the end of the first episode DRIFTEN of our current exhibition project The Stories We Inhabit, we cordially invite you to the popular neighborhood festival on the Neustädter Markt! You can join us for breakfast from 11am and visit the exhibition throughout the day. In the afternoon there will be a curatorial talk and in the evening a film screening about the questions and topics that the move of the Bürgergarten from the neighborhood of Neustädter Markt to IDEAL has brought with it.
Program:
11:00-15:00
Neustädter Frühstück / Neighborhood festival on the Neustädter Markt in front of the IDEAL / The exhibition is open in parallel.
16:00
Curatorial talk
with Stefan Kausch, critical curator of the 2015 and 2016 art festivals and Henrik Mayer, member of the REINIGUNGSGESELLSCHAFT project group
Neustädter Frühstück / Neighborhood festival on the Neustädter Markt in front of the IDEAL / The exhibition is open in parallel.
Curatorial talk
with Stefan Kausch, critical curator of the 2015 and 2016 art festivals and Henrik Mayer, member of the REINIGUNGSGESELLSCHAFT project group
The event begins with the lifting of the time capsule in the Bürgergarten (Meißnerstraße). The subsequent discussion will take place in the IDEAL garden.
21:00
Film screening in the IDEAL garden
Park Fiction - the wishes will leave the apartment and take to the streets / by Margit Czenki
The paradisiacal abundance of an Arabian garden. Lush oranges glow from deep green. An ultramarine blue arcade. Promising voiceover above dreaming heads. "The wishes will leave the apartment and put an end to the realm of boredom, the administration of misery." Margit Czenki shows the struggle that is cleverly waged from a position of inferiority, staging in rich colors the dazzling ideas for a park on the edge of the harbor that St. Paulians are pushing through against a multi-million dollar construction project. A film collage about a park that characterizes Hamburg's cityscape today but did not exist in 1999, about art & politics, about nomadic warfare, about oscillating desires. About the city and what it could be. About very different people and the power of a group that works together for a long time and produces ideas.
Texts: Christoph Schäfer
Camera: Martin Gressmann, Margit Czenki
Music: Ted Gaier, Schorsch Kamerun
With Park Fiction activists*, the clever Hafenrandverein and Schorsch Kamerun as representative.
The program is part of the project The Stories We Inhabit - Episode A: Driften, curated by Gregor Peschko, Clara Hofmann, Martin Haufe and Adrian Lück.
Supported by the Cultural Office of the City of Leipzig and the Stiftung Kunstfonds.
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