K21 Aktionstag #1: HANDELN

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We invite you all to the first of three days of action on 29.11. Free admission to K21. Let's ask together critically, collectively and artistically how we can think and shape land differently. The theme of Action Day #1 is TRADE: Colonial Continuities - Global Justice - Alternative Economies.

Here you can find the program overview, we are looking forward to seeing you!

11 am - 4.30 pm Clothes swap party
Bring three pieces, take three pieces.

11 am - 2 pm Workshop: A Holistic Reading Group & Meditation
with Artist Grace Ndiritu. In English. Ages 16 and up.
Registration required: service@kunstsammlung.de

11 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. Market of Opportunities
Exchange with associations and initiatives such as FEMNET e.V., Fairtrade Town Düsseldorf, Gemeinwohl-Ökonomie Düsseldorf and others.

11.30 - 13.30 Talks on the topics "Learn, Dig, Build"
A program hosted by The Congolese Plantation Workers Art League (CATPC) with nine artists of the exhibition (Johannes Büttner, Renzo Martens, Alex Wissel, Havîn Al-Sîndy, Nir Evron, Christopher Kulendran Thomas, Simon Denny, Paul Kolling (terra0) and Johannes Paul Raether)
in English

12 - 4 pm Open upcycling workshop for children from 3 years and families
In our open workshop, we transform old fabrics into new dolls and cuddly toys. Whether animal, human or superhero, you decide!
With artist Barbara Dörffler

12 - 4 p.m. Open upcycling workshop for adults
"Carry me on - banners become companions": In this workshop, we transform disused event banners into individual bags, wallets or key rings. Come along and give ephemeral posters a new, wearable life.
With fashion textile designer Laura Schlütz

2 - 4 p.m. Walk
Düsseldorf and the world - colonial traces in the city. With Lukas Sievert, Department of Global History at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf

2 - 3 p.m. and 3 - 4 p.m. Exhibition tours
"Land and soil"

16.30 Reading with Sinthujan Varatharajah
to all the places that lie behind us: "When I think of yesterday, when I think of today, when I think of tomorrow, when I think of soils, sands and earths, when I think of different building materials and building blocks, then I think of colonial violence. (...)"