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MEMORY, SPEAK! brings three different practices of remembering to the stage at Brunnenpassage in Vienna:
• Public casting for a long-term documentary
For a filmic long-term documentary by Anna Jermolaewa, a jury conducts interviews with 11 candidates. What will they have remembered?
• Kasala – a remembrance ritual for the art scene
The video by the artist duo Mukenge/Schellhammer re-enacts a traditional remembrance practice performed at family celebrations in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
• Black Caribbean Radio – a forgotten genocide
How do you remember lives that have been cut out of history and yet continue to pulse stubbornly beneath it? Through sound, music, and stories, Sarah Lewis-Capellari and Anton Kats follow the traces of the 1937 Parsley Massacre in the Dominican Republic.
MEMORY, SPEAK! offers 12 hours of theatre, simultaneously over several stations within a single space. The audience can move freely and choose via headphones on different channels which narratives to follow.
When:
Saturday, April 11, 3:30–6:30 pm & 7:30–10:30 pm
Sunday, April 12, 3:30–6:30 pm & 7:30–9:30 pm
Continuous admission (DE and EN with simultaneous translation)
Where: Brunnenpassage, Brunnengasse 71 / Yppenplatz, 1160 Vienna
Admission: pay as you can
Registration: anmeldung@brunnenpassage.at
With, among others:
Kurdwin Ayub (filmmaker); Esma Bošnjaković (Illustrator and artistic activist); Vedran Džihić (political scientist); Karin Harrasser (cultural and media scholar); Hannah Hurtzig, Marian Kaiser & Florian Stirnemann (Mobile Academy Berlin); Ilkay Idiskut (primary school teacher); Anna Jermolaewa (artist); Anton Kats (musician and artist); Sarah Lewis-Capellari (researcher and curator); Sama Maani (psychoanalyst and author); Nancy Mensah-Offei (actor); Mukenge/Schellhammer (artists); Nelly Y. Pinkrah (media scholar); Claus Philipp (dramaturge and author); Fritz Ostermayer (radio host and musician); Frida Robles (artist and curator); Maryam Vaziri Daryabegi (medical practice assistant); Peter Waterhouse (writer and translator).
MEMORY, SPEAK! About the Present and Future Events is a project by Science Communications Research and Mobile Academy Berlin in collaboration with the Volkskundemuseum Wien and the Brunnenpassage initiative Remembering into the Future.
The project is accompanied by a research project of Co.Lab Remembrance work – aesthetic-political practices / University of Art and Design Linz. Funded by Stadt Wien Kultur.
brunnenpassage.at
volkskundemuseum.at
research.science.co.at
mobileacademy-berlin.com
Stadt Wien Kultur, Call „Contemporary Forms of Remembering“ / „Zeitgemäße Formen des Erinnerns“
• Public casting for a long-term documentary
For a filmic long-term documentary by Anna Jermolaewa, a jury conducts interviews with 11 candidates. What will they have remembered?
• Kasala – a remembrance ritual for the art scene
The video by the artist duo Mukenge/Schellhammer re-enacts a traditional remembrance practice performed at family celebrations in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
• Black Caribbean Radio – a forgotten genocide
How do you remember lives that have been cut out of history and yet continue to pulse stubbornly beneath it? Through sound, music, and stories, Sarah Lewis-Capellari and Anton Kats follow the traces of the 1937 Parsley Massacre in the Dominican Republic.
MEMORY, SPEAK! offers 12 hours of theatre, simultaneously over several stations within a single space. The audience can move freely and choose via headphones on different channels which narratives to follow.
When:
Saturday, April 11, 3:30–6:30 pm & 7:30–10:30 pm
Sunday, April 12, 3:30–6:30 pm & 7:30–9:30 pm
Continuous admission (DE and EN with simultaneous translation)
Where: Brunnenpassage, Brunnengasse 71 / Yppenplatz, 1160 Vienna
Admission: pay as you can
Registration: anmeldung@brunnenpassage.at
With, among others:
Kurdwin Ayub (filmmaker); Esma Bošnjaković (Illustrator and artistic activist); Vedran Džihić (political scientist); Karin Harrasser (cultural and media scholar); Hannah Hurtzig, Marian Kaiser & Florian Stirnemann (Mobile Academy Berlin); Ilkay Idiskut (primary school teacher); Anna Jermolaewa (artist); Anton Kats (musician and artist); Sarah Lewis-Capellari (researcher and curator); Sama Maani (psychoanalyst and author); Nancy Mensah-Offei (actor); Mukenge/Schellhammer (artists); Nelly Y. Pinkrah (media scholar); Claus Philipp (dramaturge and author); Fritz Ostermayer (radio host and musician); Frida Robles (artist and curator); Maryam Vaziri Daryabegi (medical practice assistant); Peter Waterhouse (writer and translator).
MEMORY, SPEAK! About the Present and Future Events is a project by Science Communications Research and Mobile Academy Berlin in collaboration with the Volkskundemuseum Wien and the Brunnenpassage initiative Remembering into the Future.
The project is accompanied by a research project of Co.Lab Remembrance work – aesthetic-political practices / University of Art and Design Linz. Funded by Stadt Wien Kultur.
brunnenpassage.at
volkskundemuseum.at
research.science.co.at
mobileacademy-berlin.com
Stadt Wien Kultur, Call „Contemporary Forms of Remembering“ / „Zeitgemäße Formen des Erinnerns“
