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SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Simon(e) van Saarloos 'Age assigned at birth'
DESCRIPTION:Come to the Playground to hear Simon(e) share their work on ‚Age assigned at Birth‘ and share a drink\, a chat and homemade soup.\n\nFREE EVENT. IN ENGLISH\nregister at info@playground-nomadicground.com\n\nAge Assigned at Birth\nIf ageism is addressed at all\, it is often approached as affecting older people and elderly only. But ageism concerns all of us\, at any moment in life: everyone is assigned an age at birth. Author Simon(e) van Saarloos starts with an experience of childhood sexual abuse\, and moves on to dissect the ways in which constructions of “age” and “youth” function to support and reproduce white supremacist patriarchy. Against Ageism: A Queer Manifesto refuses to fight ageism by reproducing capitalist arguments of value and heterosexual notions of linear time. Age segregated education\, age related voting rights and age determined access and consent\, take linear time as naturally determined and mapped onto the individual body. When refusing the coloniality of progress\, should we abolish the category of age altogether? \n 
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-with-simone-van-saarloos-age-assigned-at-birth/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20251201T190000
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SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Daniel Mariblanca
DESCRIPTION:In The Gathering Daniel Mariblanca will share aspects of the past\, present and future of 71BODIES; a transgender inclusive dance performance company that has been based Bergen\, Norway since 2016. How they use dance and art as transformative tools to express important things in life are delved into. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n71BODIES\, a transgender inclusive dance and performance company based in Bergen\, Norway was created by Daniel Mariblanca in 2016. A core intention of the company is to work with and in particular communities where the body is at the center of the discussion. The interest of 71BODIES is centered on generating artistic expressions through the personal stories and lived experiences of people that exist beyond mainstream society. With every production of 71BODIES our intention is to create beauty from our margins and on our own terms. \n\nDANIEL MARIBLANCA \n \n\nCome join us for this talk\, a meal and a drink and chat in the cosy space! \n\nThis event is free / Language: English / please register at info@playground-nomadicground.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-with-daniel-mariblanca/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250722T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250722T203000
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SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Azadeh Ganjeh
DESCRIPTION:GATHERING with Azadeh Ganjeh\n“Don’t Let Them Turn Away: \nThe Body as a Site of Decentering Power and Reclaiming Narration” \n22th of July 19:00-20:30\nCome join us to hear from the artist and activist Azadeh Ganjeh\, followed by a shared meal prepared by the Playground Team and drinks and chatting in a casual setting. Free event. \n\n\n\n\nIn this lecture\, I would like to offer a perspective on dance as a choreographed method of resistance.\nFrom dances in public spaces where the act itself is forbidden\, to mourning dances and ritual dances in Iran\, I will explore how dance becomes a score for resistance. I will discuss how acts of resistance perform these scores\, turning them into vessels for calling for justice. Three cases will be examined: solo dances in public spaces\, mourning dances\, and the Yezle dance.\nThese choreographies not only reclaim space from structures of power\, but also create new centers within public spaces — spaces where alternative narratives and collective presence challenge domination and imagine new possibilities. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAzadeh Ganjeh was born in Tehran (Iran) is a Doc. phil in Theatre studies\, Playwright\, Dramaturge\, Performance Artist\, and Theatre Director. After receiving her BA in Civil Engineering\, she earned a Theater directing M.A degree from Tehran Art University and Graduated as a Dr. in philosophy-theatre studies from Bern University. She is an academic and researcher in exile since 2022. She left Iran while she was an Assistant Professor at the School of Performing Arts-University of Tehran. Since April 2022 she received a fellowship from the Philipp Schwartz initiative and is affiliated with The University of Hildesheim\, Institut für Medien\, Theater und Populäre Kultur. Her special interest in producing site-specific and immersive theatre Productions in favor of theatre for development\, Performance Art Activism\, and social theatre brought her national and international prizes. Her research interest is focused on Cultural Mobility theory\, Theatre for Development and Democracy\, Performativity of public events\, Aesthetics of Digitality and Performance Art\, Activism in Performance Art\, and Digital Theatre. \nThis event is free\, please register at info@playground-nomadicground.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-with-azadeh-ganjeh-2/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Azadeh Ganjeh
DESCRIPTION:GATHERING with Azadeh Ganjeh\n“Don’t Let Them Turn Away: \nThe Body as a Site of Decentering Power and Reclaiming Narration” \n22th of July 19:00-20:30\nCome join us to hear from the artist and activist Azadeh Ganjeh\, followed by a shared meal prepared by the Playground Team and drinks and chatting in a casual setting. Free event. \n\n\n\n\nIn this lecture\, I would like to offer a perspective on dance as a choreographed method of resistance.\nFrom dances in public spaces where the act itself is forbidden\, to mourning dances and ritual dances in Iran\, I will explore how dance becomes a score for resistance. I will discuss how acts of resistance perform these scores\, turning them into vessels for calling for justice. Three cases will be examined: solo dances in public spaces\, mourning dances\, and the Yezle dance.\nThese choreographies not only reclaim space from structures of power\, but also create new centers within public spaces — spaces where alternative narratives and collective presence challenge domination and imagine new possibilities. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAzadeh Ganjeh was born in Tehran (Iran) is a Doc. phil in Theatre studies\, Playwright\, Dramaturge\, Performance Artist\, and Theatre Director. After receiving her BA in Civil Engineering\, she earned a Theater directing M.A degree from Tehran Art University and Graduated as a Dr. in philosophy-theatre studies from Bern University. She is an academic and researcher in exile since 2022. She left Iran while she was an Assistant Professor at the School of Performing Arts-University of Tehran. Since April 2022 she received a fellowship from the Philipp Schwartz initiative and is affiliated with The University of Hildesheim\, Institut für Medien\, Theater und Populäre Kultur. Her special interest in producing site-specific and immersive theatre Productions in favor of theatre for development\, Performance Art Activism\, and social theatre brought her national and international prizes. Her research interest is focused on Cultural Mobility theory\, Theatre for Development and Democracy\, Performativity of public events\, Aesthetics of Digitality and Performance Art\, Activism in Performance Art\, and Digital Theatre. \nThis event is free\, please register at info@playground-nomadicground.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-with-azadeh-ganjeh/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250519T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250519T203000
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SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Brandon LaBelle Acoustic Care and the Right to Listen
DESCRIPTION:Come join us as Brandon LaBelle discusses Acoustic care and the right to listen in a warm and friendly setting in the Playground. Accompanied by drinks\, discussion and soup! \nPutting into question normative constructs of sensing and embodiment\, the presentation poses acoustics as a critical and creative support that assists in contending with dominant regimes of aurality. Acoustics is highlighted as a social\, political issue that impacts on what counts as hearing and being heard\, and around which particular listening positionalities are formed. In this way\, acoustics is a performative process or practice that shapes articulations and gestures of self-determination and community building\, affecting ways of synchronizing with others. From shared rhythms to noise-making\, tensions around belonging are negotiated through forms of acoustic performativity. Following performative approaches to acoustics further allows for caring for diverse abilities and how we may create conditions that enable different capacities and ways of living. This includes considering how acts that shift volumes\, that rework rhythms\, and that retune or detune dominant tonalities of particular contexts greatly assist in nurturing one’s right to listen. \nBrandon LaBelle is an artist\, writer and theorist living in Berlin. He is also the artistic director of The Listening Biennial and related Listening Academy. His work focuses on questions of agency\, community\, and poetics\, resulting in a range of collaborative and extra-institutional initiatives\, including Communities in Movement (2019-2023)\, The Living School (with South London Gallery\, 2014-16)\, Oficina de Autonomia (2017-)\, The Imaginary Republic (2014-19)\, Dirty Ear Forum (2013-22)\, Surface Tension (2003-2008)\, and Beyond Music Sound Festival (1998-2002). In 1995 he founded Errant Bodies Press\, an independent publishing project supporting work in sound art and studies\, performance and poetics\, artistic research and contemporary political thought. His publications include: Poetics of Listening (2025)\, Acoustic Justice (2021)\, Dreamtime X (2022)\, The Other Citizen (2020)\, Sonic Agency (2018)\, Lexicon of the Mouth (2014)\, Acoustic Territories (2010\, 2019)\, and Background Noise (2006\, 2015). \nFree Entry register at info@playground-nomadicground.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-to-change-the-soul-collaborative-art-practice-and-post-capitalist-imaginaries-with-alicja-rogalska-2/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250519T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250519T203000
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SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Brandon LaBelle Acoustic Care and the Right to Listen
DESCRIPTION:Come join us as Brandon LaBelle discusses Acoustic care and the right to listen in a warm and friendly setting in the Playground. Accompanied by drinks\, discussion and soup! \nPutting into question normative constructs of sensing and embodiment\, the presentation poses acoustics as a critical and creative support that assists in contending with dominant regimes of aurality. Acoustics is highlighted as a social\, political issue that impacts on what counts as hearing and being heard\, and around which particular listening positionalities are formed. In this way\, acoustics is a performative process or practice that shapes articulations and gestures of self-determination and community building\, affecting ways of synchronizing with others. From shared rhythms to noise-making\, tensions around belonging are negotiated through forms of acoustic performativity. Following performative approaches to acoustics further allows for caring for diverse abilities and how we may create conditions that enable different capacities and ways of living. This includes considering how acts that shift volumes\, that rework rhythms\, and that retune or detune dominant tonalities of particular contexts greatly assist in nurturing one’s right to listen. \nBrandon LaBelle is an artist\, writer and theorist living in Berlin. He is also the artistic director of The Listening Biennial and related Listening Academy. His work focuses on questions of agency\, community\, and poetics\, resulting in a range of collaborative and extra-institutional initiatives\, including Communities in Movement (2019-2023)\, The Living School (with South London Gallery\, 2014-16)\, Oficina de Autonomia (2017-)\, The Imaginary Republic (2014-19)\, Dirty Ear Forum (2013-22)\, Surface Tension (2003-2008)\, and Beyond Music Sound Festival (1998-2002). In 1995 he founded Errant Bodies Press\, an independent publishing project supporting work in sound art and studies\, performance and poetics\, artistic research and contemporary political thought. His publications include: Poetics of Listening (2025)\, Acoustic Justice (2021)\, Dreamtime X (2022)\, The Other Citizen (2020)\, Sonic Agency (2018)\, Lexicon of the Mouth (2014)\, Acoustic Territories (2010\, 2019)\, and Background Noise (2006\, 2015). \nFree Entry register at info@playground-nomadicground.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-to-change-the-soul-collaborative-art-practice-and-post-capitalist-imaginaries-with-alicja-rogalska/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250319T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250319T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20250108T101411Z
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SUMMARY:Playground: PLAY-Movie
DESCRIPTION:On the 19th of March the Playground will be hosting it’s first Play-Movie night with the fantastic documentary Feminism WTF.\nA documentary movie from Katharina Mückstein. (2023 | Österreich | 96 min) (language: German)\nFEMINISM WTF shows how we can save the world with feminism. A film full of forward-looking ideas against social power relations and for solidarity with one another.\nFEMINISM WTF zeigt\, wie wir mit Feminismus die Welt retten. Ein Film voller zukunftsweisender Ideengegen die gesellschaftlichen Machtverhältnisse und für ein solidarisches Miteinander.\nCome join us at 7pm for the movie and popcorn! Free entry\, No registration needed!\n 
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/play-dance-3-2/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250319T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250319T203000
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SUMMARY:Playground: PLAY-Movie
DESCRIPTION:On the 19th of March the Playground will be hosting it’s first Play-Movie night with the fantastic documentary Feminism WTF.\nA documentary movie from Katharina Mückstein. (2023 | Österreich | 96 min) (language: German)\nFEMINISM WTF shows how we can save the world with feminism. A film full of forward-looking ideas against social power relations and for solidarity with one another.\nFEMINISM WTF zeigt\, wie wir mit Feminismus die Welt retten. Ein Film voller zukunftsweisender Ideengegen die gesellschaftlichen Machtverhältnisse und für ein solidarisches Miteinander.\nCome join us at 7pm for the movie and popcorn! Free entry\, No registration needed!\n 
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/play-dance-3/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250129T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250129T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20250104T155834Z
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SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Işıl Eğrikavuk- What's a garden in the winter? On community building\, conflict and artistic research.
DESCRIPTION:What’s a garden in the winter? On community building\, conflict and artistic research.\nIn this lecture\, artist and academic Işıl Eğrikavuk will speak about her recent book Global Protests Through Art – collaboration\, co-creation\, interconnectedness \, co- published in 2024 by UdK Berlin and Books People Places. Inspired by the Gezi Park Protests that started in Istanbul\, Turkey in 2013\, Eğrikavuk points to certain intersections between the changing language of protest movements and her ongoing research of community arts. She will also speak about her ongoing project at the UdK\, the other garden\, an artistic research project she is co-running with her students on ecology\, inclusivity and care work. \nAt the Playground\, 7-8.30pm on the 29th of January. \nFree event. In English. Info on our website! Register at info@playground-nomadicground.com \nBio:  \nDr. Işıl Eğrikavuk is a Turkish-born international artist and academic based in Berlin\, Germany. She received her MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) and a Ph.D. in Communication from Istanbul Bilgi University\, Istanbul\, Turkey. Eğrikavuk worked as a faculty member at Berlin University of Arts (UdK)\, Media and Communication Department between 2017-2024. Currently she is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Käte Hamburger Research Center global dis:connect at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich. \nEğrikavuk’s work utilizes storytelling\, journalism and dialogue-based practices and examines critical themes including protest\, feminism\, identity politics\, nature\, and universal interconnectedness. These works take the form of temporary and permanent installations\, interactive events and performances\, photographic and video documentation\, and text-based work. \nShe earned her PhD degree in 2021 from Istanbul Bilgi University\, with her thesis titled „From A Political Protest To An Art Exhibition: Building Interconnectedness Through Dialogue-Based Art“. In 2024\, she published her research as book\, titled : Global Protests Through Art – collaboration\, co-creation\, interconnectedness \, co- published by UdK Berlin and Books People Places. \nEğrikavuk is the co-winner of Turkey’s first contemporary art prize\, Full Art Prize in 2012. She is also awarded for 2022 Borderless Book Fund for publishing her PhD research. Eğrikavuk has participated in numerous international exhibitions\, residencies\, and her work has been published in both local and international journals. Recent exhibitions and venues include\, La Casa Encendida\, Madrid\, Chicago Museum of  Contemporary Photography (2022)\, Arnis Residency\, Germany (2021)\, Chicago Architecture Biennial (2021)\, Die Büehne\, Berlin (2019)\, Art Souterrain\, Montreal (2019)\, Pluto’s Kitchen\, Block Universe\, London (2017)\, Every Kind of Myth is Written With Care\, Propaganda in 21st Century\, Lenbachhaus Museum\, Munich (2017)\, Art of Disagreement\, Salt Galata&Ulus\, İstanbul& Ankara (2016-2015)\, 11th Sharjah Biennial\, Sharjah (2013)\, Reverse Corner\, Solo exhibition\, Egeran Gallery\, Istanbul (2013)\, Change Will Be Terrific\, Salt Istanbul (2012)\, 11th Istanbul Biennial (2009)\, Endgame\, South Korea (2009). \nDr. Işıl Eğrikavuk (she/her) \nPostdoctoral Researcher at \nKäte Hamburger Research Center global dis:connect \nRecent Book: Global Protests Through Art – collaboration\, co-creation\, interconnectedness  \nOngoing project: The Other Garden \nwww.isilegrikavuk.work  \n 
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-with-isil-egrikavuk-whats-a-garden-in-the-winter-on-community-building-conflict-and-artistic-research-2/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Artist Talk,Diskurs,Diskussion,Eintritt frei,Essen,Talk,Vortrag
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ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250129T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250129T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20250104T155834Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250104T155834Z
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SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Işıl Eğrikavuk- What's a garden in the winter? On community building\, conflict and artistic research.
DESCRIPTION:What’s a garden in the winter? On community building\, conflict and artistic research.\nIn this lecture\, artist and academic Işıl Eğrikavuk will speak about her recent book Global Protests Through Art – collaboration\, co-creation\, interconnectedness \, co- published in 2024 by UdK Berlin and Books People Places. Inspired by the Gezi Park Protests that started in Istanbul\, Turkey in 2013\, Eğrikavuk points to certain intersections between the changing language of protest movements and her ongoing research of community arts. She will also speak about her ongoing project at the UdK\, the other garden\, an artistic research project she is co-running with her students on ecology\, inclusivity and care work. \nAt the Playground\, 7-8.30pm on the 29th of January. \nFree event. In English. Info on our website! Register at info@playground-nomadicground.com \nBio:  \nDr. Işıl Eğrikavuk is a Turkish-born international artist and academic based in Berlin\, Germany. She received her MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) and a Ph.D. in Communication from Istanbul Bilgi University\, Istanbul\, Turkey. Eğrikavuk worked as a faculty member at Berlin University of Arts (UdK)\, Media and Communication Department between 2017-2024. Currently she is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Käte Hamburger Research Center global dis:connect at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich. \nEğrikavuk’s work utilizes storytelling\, journalism and dialogue-based practices and examines critical themes including protest\, feminism\, identity politics\, nature\, and universal interconnectedness. These works take the form of temporary and permanent installations\, interactive events and performances\, photographic and video documentation\, and text-based work. \nShe earned her PhD degree in 2021 from Istanbul Bilgi University\, with her thesis titled „From A Political Protest To An Art Exhibition: Building Interconnectedness Through Dialogue-Based Art“. In 2024\, she published her research as book\, titled : Global Protests Through Art – collaboration\, co-creation\, interconnectedness \, co- published by UdK Berlin and Books People Places. \nEğrikavuk is the co-winner of Turkey’s first contemporary art prize\, Full Art Prize in 2012. She is also awarded for 2022 Borderless Book Fund for publishing her PhD research. Eğrikavuk has participated in numerous international exhibitions\, residencies\, and her work has been published in both local and international journals. Recent exhibitions and venues include\, La Casa Encendida\, Madrid\, Chicago Museum of  Contemporary Photography (2022)\, Arnis Residency\, Germany (2021)\, Chicago Architecture Biennial (2021)\, Die Büehne\, Berlin (2019)\, Art Souterrain\, Montreal (2019)\, Pluto’s Kitchen\, Block Universe\, London (2017)\, Every Kind of Myth is Written With Care\, Propaganda in 21st Century\, Lenbachhaus Museum\, Munich (2017)\, Art of Disagreement\, Salt Galata&Ulus\, İstanbul& Ankara (2016-2015)\, 11th Sharjah Biennial\, Sharjah (2013)\, Reverse Corner\, Solo exhibition\, Egeran Gallery\, Istanbul (2013)\, Change Will Be Terrific\, Salt Istanbul (2012)\, 11th Istanbul Biennial (2009)\, Endgame\, South Korea (2009). \nDr. Işıl Eğrikavuk (she/her) \nPostdoctoral Researcher at \nKäte Hamburger Research Center global dis:connect \nRecent Book: Global Protests Through Art – collaboration\, co-creation\, interconnectedness  \nOngoing project: The Other Garden \nwww.isilegrikavuk.work  \n 
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-with-isil-egrikavuk-whats-a-garden-in-the-winter-on-community-building-conflict-and-artistic-research/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Artist Talk,Diskurs,Diskussion,Eintritt frei,Essen,Talk,Vortrag
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20241220T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20241220T193000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20241113T141520Z
UID:10029657-1734719400-1734723000@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Cristina D'Alberto:  To B.E. - eine performative Installation
DESCRIPTION:„To B.E.“ ist eine performative Arbeit\, die die vielschichtige Beziehung der Künstlerin zu Mutterschaft erforscht. Ausgehend von ihren Erfahrungen mit Schwangerschaft\, Geburt und Muttersein erforscht das Stück die Komplexität der Angst vor dem Vergehen der Zeit\, den Wunsch\, ganz im Moment präsent zu sein\, und den Prozess des Einfangens\, Ehrens und Erlebens von Zeit. \nDie Performance erforscht das komplexe Geflecht der Fürsorge und hinterfragt Stigmata\, die die westliche Gesellschaft oft mit traditionellen\, patriarchalischen Vorstellungen von Mutterschaft verbindet. Durch eine Reihe von Bewegungen und emotionalen Gesten verkörpert die Tänzerin komplexe Emotionen\, die beim Übergang zur Rolle als Mutter entstehen.\nDie Choreografie zeigt die Verstärkung von Ambivalenzen – ein Auf und Ab zwischen gesellschaftlichen Erwartungen und persönlichen Wünschen. Die Darstellerin bewegt sich durch den Raum und durch innere Zustände\, die den inneren Kampf vieler Frauen in ihrer neuen Rolle als Mutter widerspiegeln.\nTo B.E. ist eine Tanzinstallation\, die die Erforschung von Bewegung mit immersiven Klanglandschaften und Videoszenen verbindet. Das Publikum wird eingeladen\, durch einen Raum zu navigieren\, in dem intime und flüchtige Momente offenbaren\, was tief im Inneren liegt. „To B.E.“ ist ein Ritual\, das die Gegenwart ehrt\, mit Dankbarkeit als auch mit Furcht. Eine Hingabe der Liebe für Schöpfende als auch für Erschaffene.\nEine Erfahrung\, die geteilt werden möchte.
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/cristina-dalberto-to-b-e-eine-performative-installation-2/2024-12-20/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Choreographische Installation,Familienvorstellung,Installative Performance,pay as you want,performative Installation,Tanz
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20241220T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20241220T193000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20241113T141520Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241113T141520Z
UID:10021038-1734719400-1734723000@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Cristina D'Alberto:  To B.E. - eine performative Installation
DESCRIPTION:„To B.E.“ ist eine performative Arbeit\, die die vielschichtige Beziehung der Künstlerin zu Mutterschaft erforscht. Ausgehend von ihren Erfahrungen mit Schwangerschaft\, Geburt und Muttersein erforscht das Stück die Komplexität der Angst vor dem Vergehen der Zeit\, den Wunsch\, ganz im Moment präsent zu sein\, und den Prozess des Einfangens\, Ehrens und Erlebens von Zeit. \nDie Performance erforscht das komplexe Geflecht der Fürsorge und hinterfragt Stigmata\, die die westliche Gesellschaft oft mit traditionellen\, patriarchalischen Vorstellungen von Mutterschaft verbindet. Durch eine Reihe von Bewegungen und emotionalen Gesten verkörpert die Tänzerin komplexe Emotionen\, die beim Übergang zur Rolle als Mutter entstehen.\nDie Choreografie zeigt die Verstärkung von Ambivalenzen – ein Auf und Ab zwischen gesellschaftlichen Erwartungen und persönlichen Wünschen. Die Darstellerin bewegt sich durch den Raum und durch innere Zustände\, die den inneren Kampf vieler Frauen in ihrer neuen Rolle als Mutter widerspiegeln.\nTo B.E. ist eine Tanzinstallation\, die die Erforschung von Bewegung mit immersiven Klanglandschaften und Videoszenen verbindet. Das Publikum wird eingeladen\, durch einen Raum zu navigieren\, in dem intime und flüchtige Momente offenbaren\, was tief im Inneren liegt. „To B.E.“ ist ein Ritual\, das die Gegenwart ehrt\, mit Dankbarkeit als auch mit Furcht. Eine Hingabe der Liebe für Schöpfende als auch für Erschaffene.\nEine Erfahrung\, die geteilt werden möchte.
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/cristina-dalberto-to-b-e-eine-performative-installation/2024-12-20/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Choreographische Installation,Familienvorstellung,Installative Performance,pay as you want,performative Installation,Tanz
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/To-B.E.-Titelbild.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20241219T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20241219T210000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20241113T141520Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241113T141520Z
UID:10029656-1734638400-1734642000@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Cristina D'Alberto:  To B.E. - eine performative Installation
DESCRIPTION:„To B.E.“ ist eine performative Arbeit\, die die vielschichtige Beziehung der Künstlerin zu Mutterschaft erforscht. Ausgehend von ihren Erfahrungen mit Schwangerschaft\, Geburt und Muttersein erforscht das Stück die Komplexität der Angst vor dem Vergehen der Zeit\, den Wunsch\, ganz im Moment präsent zu sein\, und den Prozess des Einfangens\, Ehrens und Erlebens von Zeit. \nDie Performance erforscht das komplexe Geflecht der Fürsorge und hinterfragt Stigmata\, die die westliche Gesellschaft oft mit traditionellen\, patriarchalischen Vorstellungen von Mutterschaft verbindet. Durch eine Reihe von Bewegungen und emotionalen Gesten verkörpert die Tänzerin komplexe Emotionen\, die beim Übergang zur Rolle als Mutter entstehen.\nDie Choreografie zeigt die Verstärkung von Ambivalenzen – ein Auf und Ab zwischen gesellschaftlichen Erwartungen und persönlichen Wünschen. Die Darstellerin bewegt sich durch den Raum und durch innere Zustände\, die den inneren Kampf vieler Frauen in ihrer neuen Rolle als Mutter widerspiegeln.\nTo B.E. ist eine Tanzinstallation\, die die Erforschung von Bewegung mit immersiven Klanglandschaften und Videoszenen verbindet. Das Publikum wird eingeladen\, durch einen Raum zu navigieren\, in dem intime und flüchtige Momente offenbaren\, was tief im Inneren liegt. „To B.E.“ ist ein Ritual\, das die Gegenwart ehrt\, mit Dankbarkeit als auch mit Furcht. Eine Hingabe der Liebe für Schöpfende als auch für Erschaffene.\nEine Erfahrung\, die geteilt werden möchte.
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/cristina-dalberto-to-b-e-eine-performative-installation-2/2024-12-19/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Choreographische Installation,Familienvorstellung,Installative Performance,pay as you want,performative Installation,Tanz
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/To-B.E.-Titelbild.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20241219T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20241219T210000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20241113T141520Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241113T141520Z
UID:10021037-1734638400-1734642000@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Cristina D'Alberto:  To B.E. - eine performative Installation
DESCRIPTION:„To B.E.“ ist eine performative Arbeit\, die die vielschichtige Beziehung der Künstlerin zu Mutterschaft erforscht. Ausgehend von ihren Erfahrungen mit Schwangerschaft\, Geburt und Muttersein erforscht das Stück die Komplexität der Angst vor dem Vergehen der Zeit\, den Wunsch\, ganz im Moment präsent zu sein\, und den Prozess des Einfangens\, Ehrens und Erlebens von Zeit. \nDie Performance erforscht das komplexe Geflecht der Fürsorge und hinterfragt Stigmata\, die die westliche Gesellschaft oft mit traditionellen\, patriarchalischen Vorstellungen von Mutterschaft verbindet. Durch eine Reihe von Bewegungen und emotionalen Gesten verkörpert die Tänzerin komplexe Emotionen\, die beim Übergang zur Rolle als Mutter entstehen.\nDie Choreografie zeigt die Verstärkung von Ambivalenzen – ein Auf und Ab zwischen gesellschaftlichen Erwartungen und persönlichen Wünschen. Die Darstellerin bewegt sich durch den Raum und durch innere Zustände\, die den inneren Kampf vieler Frauen in ihrer neuen Rolle als Mutter widerspiegeln.\nTo B.E. ist eine Tanzinstallation\, die die Erforschung von Bewegung mit immersiven Klanglandschaften und Videoszenen verbindet. Das Publikum wird eingeladen\, durch einen Raum zu navigieren\, in dem intime und flüchtige Momente offenbaren\, was tief im Inneren liegt. „To B.E.“ ist ein Ritual\, das die Gegenwart ehrt\, mit Dankbarkeit als auch mit Furcht. Eine Hingabe der Liebe für Schöpfende als auch für Erschaffene.\nEine Erfahrung\, die geteilt werden möchte.
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/cristina-dalberto-to-b-e-eine-performative-installation/2024-12-19/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Choreographische Installation,Familienvorstellung,Installative Performance,pay as you want,performative Installation,Tanz
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240619T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240619T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20240603T184925Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240603T184925Z
UID:10030322-1718823600-1718829000@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering (Im)Possible Solidarities with Nikita Dhawan
DESCRIPTION:On the 19th of June we have a Gathering with the professor Nikita Dhawan on “(Im)Possible Solidarities”  (19:00-20:30) \nShort description: On a daily basis we are flooded with images of suffering and pain. While some respond to this with solidarity and empathy\, others complain of “compassion fatigue”. In my talk I will address the role of art in pursuing post-imperial global ethics and politics. \nFree event\, register at info@playground-nomadicground.com \nMore info: https://www.playground-nomadicground.com/gathering-about2
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-impossible-solidarities-with-nikita-dhawan-2/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Dhawan2-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240619T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240619T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20240603T184925Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240608T075439Z
UID:10015235-1718823600-1718829000@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering (Im)Possible Solidarities with Nikita Dhawan
DESCRIPTION:On the 19th of June we have a Gathering with the professor Nikita Dhawan on “(Im)Possible Solidarities”  (19:00-20:30) \nShort description: On a daily basis we are flooded with images of suffering and pain. While some respond to this with solidarity and empathy\, others complain of “compassion fatigue”. In my talk I will address the role of art in pursuing post-imperial global ethics and politics. \nFree event\, register at info@playground-nomadicground.com \nMore info: https://www.playground-nomadicground.com/gathering-about2
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-impossible-solidarities-with-nikita-dhawan/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Dhawan2-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240312T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240312T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20240204T210418Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240204T210418Z
UID:10030590-1710270000-1710275400@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Jack Halberstam Trans Anarchitectures
DESCRIPTION:This gathering is with the significant queer theorist and writer Jack Halberstam (author of Female Masculinities\, the Queer art of Failure and many more!)\, come join us for a talk on Trans Anarchitectures in an informal setting with wine and hanging out.\n\n\n\nAbout Trans Anarchitectures:\nMy work on anarchitecture and collapse began\, predictably perhaps\, with an encounter with the work of artist Gordon Matta Clark from the 1970’s. Matta Clark’s work\, his cuts and splits and spirals\, the gaps that he built into abandoned warehouses\, homes and offices\, left behind a vocabulary with which to describe not progress or becoming\, not development and building\, but the unraveling\, chaotic\, messy forms that voracious real estate development leaves in its wake and that in turn offers an opposition to gentrification\, real estate capital\, normative embodiment and individual success. When we return to the an/architectural experiments of GMC\, we can find traces of earlier\, potentially more radical projects than those that came to be compatible with liberal capitalism and we find them speaking in the language of unbuilding\, breaking\, cutting\, collapsing\, opening\, dismantling. This lexicon has become potent in an era of real estate domination\, market economies\, profit domination. But what does it have to do with transness? A group of trans artists including Jesse Darling but also Yve Laris Cohen and Cassils all utilize anarchitectural vocabularies on behalf of theories of trans embodiment that emphasize the cut of surgical transformation\, the demolition of the binary\, the twisting of bodily forms away from the perfect and the true. Gravity Road\, installation view\, Kunstverein Freiburg\, 2020\, Photo: Marc Doradzillo\n\n7-8.30pm\nThis event is free\, please register at playground@annakonjetzky.com\n112d Dachauer str\, Munich
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-with-jack-halberstam-trans-anarchitectures-2/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240312T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240312T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20240204T210418Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240204T210418Z
UID:10011987-1710270000-1710275400@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Jack Halberstam Trans Anarchitectures
DESCRIPTION:This gathering is with the significant queer theorist and writer Jack Halberstam (author of Female Masculinities\, the Queer art of Failure and many more!)\, come join us for a talk on Trans Anarchitectures in an informal setting with wine and hanging out.\n\n\n\nAbout Trans Anarchitectures:\nMy work on anarchitecture and collapse began\, predictably perhaps\, with an encounter with the work of artist Gordon Matta Clark from the 1970’s. Matta Clark’s work\, his cuts and splits and spirals\, the gaps that he built into abandoned warehouses\, homes and offices\, left behind a vocabulary with which to describe not progress or becoming\, not development and building\, but the unraveling\, chaotic\, messy forms that voracious real estate development leaves in its wake and that in turn offers an opposition to gentrification\, real estate capital\, normative embodiment and individual success. When we return to the an/architectural experiments of GMC\, we can find traces of earlier\, potentially more radical projects than those that came to be compatible with liberal capitalism and we find them speaking in the language of unbuilding\, breaking\, cutting\, collapsing\, opening\, dismantling. This lexicon has become potent in an era of real estate domination\, market economies\, profit domination. But what does it have to do with transness? A group of trans artists including Jesse Darling but also Yve Laris Cohen and Cassils all utilize anarchitectural vocabularies on behalf of theories of trans embodiment that emphasize the cut of surgical transformation\, the demolition of the binary\, the twisting of bodily forms away from the perfect and the true. Gravity Road\, installation view\, Kunstverein Freiburg\, 2020\, Photo: Marc Doradzillo\n\n7-8.30pm\nThis event is free\, please register at playground@annakonjetzky.com\n112d Dachauer str\, Munich
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-with-jack-halberstam-trans-anarchitectures/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240303T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240303T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20240130T165831Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240130T165831Z
UID:10030772-1709492400-1709497800@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Adam Linder-Mothering the Tongue
DESCRIPTION:Adam Linder \nGathering-special edition 3rd of March 7 pm\n\nMothering The Tongue is a lecture-performance where Linder dances through a rumination on the practice of “free form” and the layers of danced experience that rise to the surface in real time. Linder’s text weaves theoretical\, cultural and personal ingredients that contribute to a “writing in real-time”\, which he then physically responds to\, propelled by a variety of music from Bach to Sinéad O’Connor. Contrary to his vibrantly staged works for the theatre and the exhibition space Mothering The Tongue is a striped-down scenario\, an invitation into a mindset that can produce electric possibilities for spontaneous embodiment.\n\nFree Entry\,\nRegister at playground@annakonjetzky.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-with-adam-linder-mothering-the-tongue-2/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Linder.jpeg
ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240303T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240303T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20240130T165831Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240130T165831Z
UID:10011943-1709492400-1709497800@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Adam Linder-Mothering the Tongue
DESCRIPTION:Adam Linder \nGathering-special edition 3rd of March 7 pm\n\nMothering The Tongue is a lecture-performance where Linder dances through a rumination on the practice of “free form” and the layers of danced experience that rise to the surface in real time. Linder’s text weaves theoretical\, cultural and personal ingredients that contribute to a “writing in real-time”\, which he then physically responds to\, propelled by a variety of music from Bach to Sinéad O’Connor. Contrary to his vibrantly staged works for the theatre and the exhibition space Mothering The Tongue is a striped-down scenario\, an invitation into a mindset that can produce electric possibilities for spontaneous embodiment.\n\nFree Entry\,\nRegister at playground@annakonjetzky.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-with-adam-linder-mothering-the-tongue/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Linder.jpeg
ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240219T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240219T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20240129T095120Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240129T104125Z
UID:10011938-1708369200-1708374600@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Sharing-Nomadic Solidarity Residency
DESCRIPTION:In February the Playground will be hosting two artists as part of our Nomadic Solidarity program. As a continuation of the NOT-residency program\, which was initiated by Anna Konjetzky/Playground in February 2022 in response to the war in Ukraine. We are continuing and expanding the residency program under the name Nomadic Solidarity\, exploring ourselves how we can put in place these solidarity programs\, what is needed/wanted\, in order to offer aid to other artists in need due to the political situations in their countries.\n\n\nWe are excited to welcome two artists to this context in February 2024\, Petra Serhal (Lebanon) who will be live in Munich and Sara Mikolai (Sri Lanka) who will be participating online.\n\nWe are pleased to invite you to join us on the 19th of Feb for a Sharing and discussion with the two artists at 7pm\, at the conclusion of their residencies.\n\nlanguage English/ entry is free\nRegister at playground@annakonjetzky.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-sharing-nomadic-solidarity-residency/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/InShot_20240129_103220774-scaled.jpeg
ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240219T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240219T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20240129T095120Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240129T095120Z
UID:10030770-1708369200-1708374600@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Sharing-Nomadic Solidarity Residency
DESCRIPTION:In February the Playground will be hosting two artists as part of our Nomadic Solidarity program. As a continuation of the NOT-residency program\, which was initiated by Anna Konjetzky/Playground in February 2022 in response to the war in Ukraine. We are continuing and expanding the residency program under the name Nomadic Solidarity\, exploring ourselves how we can put in place these solidarity programs\, what is needed/wanted\, in order to offer aid to other artists in need due to the political situations in their countries.\n\n\nWe are excited to welcome two artists to this context in February 2024\, Petra Serhal (Lebanon) who will be live in Munich and Sara Mikolai (Sri Lanka) who will be participating online.\n\nWe are pleased to invite you to join us on the 19th of Feb for a Sharing and discussion with the two artists at 7pm\, at the conclusion of their residencies.\n\nlanguage English/ entry is free\nRegister at playground@annakonjetzky.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-sharing-nomadic-solidarity-residency-2/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/InShot_20240129_103220774-scaled.jpeg
ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240201T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240201T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20240105T120844Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240108T121030Z
UID:10013611-1706814000-1706819400@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering Körper als Anarchiv with deufert + plischke
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the 1st of February for a Gathering with deufert&plischke where they share their work of AnArchive in a casual setting.\n7-8.30pm \n\n„Since 2005\, AnArchives have been created alongside our artistic work as open collections of traces of our circular work processes. The aim is to make these available again and again so that colleagues and friends can rearrange them and show us what we cannot do with them The term „AnArchive“ is a play on words between „anarchy“ and „archive“ and expresses an artistic documentation and collection practice that creates living archives (see also anarchivTANZ: https://anarchiv-tanz.net/ ).\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n»Body as AnArchive« takes up this approach\, focusing on the relationship between the imaginary\, which constitutes a fundamental aspect of human subjectivity\, and our body perception. In psychoanalysis (Lacan)\, the realm of the imaginary is an integral part of the constitution of the self and its interaction with the world. It communicates through images and is at the same time a hub of our memories and experiences. And our research about our “bodies as an archive” is about interaction with the world. While somatic practice is often introverted and attempts to sensitize body perception through anatomical visualizations (meridian system\, chakras\, sacrospinal system\, etc.)\, “Body as AnArchive” is about social perception of the world\, i.e. interaction with other people\, memories and things.\n\n»Body as AnArchive« is an open format between workshop\, conversation and social choreography.”\n\n\n\nFree Entry\, please register at playground@annakonjetzky.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-body-as-anarchive-with-deufert-plischke/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/KoerperalsAnArchive-scaled.jpeg
ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240201T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240201T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20240105T120844Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240105T120844Z
UID:10030717-1706814000-1706819400@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering Körper als Anarchiv with deufert + plischke
DESCRIPTION:Join us on the 1st of February for a Gathering with deufert&plischke where they share their work of AnArchive in a casual setting.\n7-8.30pm \n\n„Since 2005\, AnArchives have been created alongside our artistic work as open collections of traces of our circular work processes. The aim is to make these available again and again so that colleagues and friends can rearrange them and show us what we cannot do with them The term „AnArchive“ is a play on words between „anarchy“ and „archive“ and expresses an artistic documentation and collection practice that creates living archives (see also anarchivTANZ: https://anarchiv-tanz.net/ ).\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n»Body as AnArchive« takes up this approach\, focusing on the relationship between the imaginary\, which constitutes a fundamental aspect of human subjectivity\, and our body perception. In psychoanalysis (Lacan)\, the realm of the imaginary is an integral part of the constitution of the self and its interaction with the world. It communicates through images and is at the same time a hub of our memories and experiences. And our research about our “bodies as an archive” is about interaction with the world. While somatic practice is often introverted and attempts to sensitize body perception through anatomical visualizations (meridian system\, chakras\, sacrospinal system\, etc.)\, “Body as AnArchive” is about social perception of the world\, i.e. interaction with other people\, memories and things.\n\n»Body as AnArchive« is an open format between workshop\, conversation and social choreography.”\n\n\n\nFree Entry\, please register at playground@annakonjetzky.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-gathering-body-as-anarchive-with-deufert-plischke-2/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240109T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240109T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20231208T090146Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240107T180610Z
UID:10011877-1704826800-1704832200@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Jonathon Burrows (rethinking choreography)
DESCRIPTION:GATHERING with Jonathan Burrows ( Rethinking choreography)\nTuesday 9th of January 2024 . 7-8:30pm\nPlayground Studio / Dachauer Straße 112d\, München (Halle 6)\n\nJonathan Burrows shares some of his recent reflections on why people like to choreograph\, and when choreography might be useful or not. The talk draws from his recent book Writing Dance (Varamo Press\, 2022)\, and from his current research with the dramaturge and theorist Bojana Cvejić on the relationship between sequenced movement and human perception. \nJonathan Burrows danced for 13 years with the Royal Ballet in London\, during which time he also began performing regularly with experimental choreographer Rosemary Butcher. He has since created an internationally acclaimed body of performance work including The Stop Quartet (1996) and Weak Dance Strong Questions (with Jan Ritsema\, 2001)\, as well as his long series of collaborations with composer Matteo Fargion including Both Sitting Duet (2002)\, The Quiet Dance (2005)\, Speaking Dance (2006)\, Cheap Lecture (2009)\, The Cow Piece (2009)\, Body Not Fit For Purpose (2014) and Rewriting (2021). Burrows is a founder visiting member of faculty at P.A.R.T.S Belgium and has for many years been a regular collaborator for Jonzi D’s Back To The Lab hip hop theatre mentoring project at Breakin‘ Convention\, Sadler’s Wells London. His second book ‚Writing Dance‘ is published by Varamo Press (2022)\, and he is currently Associate Professor at the Centre for Dance Research\, Coventry University. \n\n\nanguage English/ entry is free\nRegister at playground@annakonjetzky.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/gathering-with-jonathon-burrows-rethinking-choreography/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240109T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20240109T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20231208T090146Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231208T090146Z
UID:10030831-1704826800-1704832200@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Gathering with Jonathon Burrows (rethinking choreography)
DESCRIPTION:GATHERING with Jonathan Burrows ( Rethinking choreography)\nTuesday 9th of January 2024 . 7-8:30pm\nPlayground Studio / Dachauer Straße 112d\, München (Halle 6)\n\nJonathan Burrows shares some of his recent reflections on why people like to choreograph\, and when choreography might be useful or not. The talk draws from his recent book Writing Dance (Varamo Press\, 2022)\, and from his current research with the dramaturge and theorist Bojana Cvejić on the relationship between sequenced movement and human perception. \nJonathan Burrows danced for 13 years with the Royal Ballet in London\, during which time he also began performing regularly with experimental choreographer Rosemary Butcher. He has since created an internationally acclaimed body of performance work including The Stop Quartet (1996) and Weak Dance Strong Questions (with Jan Ritsema\, 2001)\, as well as his long series of collaborations with composer Matteo Fargion including Both Sitting Duet (2002)\, The Quiet Dance (2005)\, Speaking Dance (2006)\, Cheap Lecture (2009)\, The Cow Piece (2009)\, Body Not Fit For Purpose (2014) and Rewriting (2021). Burrows is a founder visiting member of faculty at P.A.R.T.S Belgium and has for many years been a regular collaborator for Jonzi D’s Back To The Lab hip hop theatre mentoring project at Breakin‘ Convention\, Sadler’s Wells London. His second book ‚Writing Dance‘ is published by Varamo Press (2022)\, and he is currently Associate Professor at the Centre for Dance Research\, Coventry University. \n\n\nanguage English/ entry is free\nRegister at playground@annakonjetzky.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/gathering-with-jonathon-burrows-rethinking-choreography-2/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Image-for-Burrows-talk-no-credit-e1704650738185.jpeg
ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20231218T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20231218T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20231123T112007Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231210T090550Z
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SUMMARY:Playground: Training for Everybody/Play-Dance
DESCRIPTION:(Deutsche Unter)\nOn Monday 18th we invite you to our last Event of the year: one hour Training for everybody\, followed by a PLAY-Dance\, and some drinks. Let’s dance the year off together!\nStart at 18:30\n\n\nAm Montag\, den 18. laden wir euch zu unserem letzten Event des Jahres ein: eine Stunde Training for everybody\, gefolgt von einem PLAY-Dance und ein paar Drinks. Lasst uns gemeinsam das Jahr austanzen!\nBeginn ist um 18:30
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/training-for-everybody-play-dance/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
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ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20231218T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20231218T203000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20231123T112007Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231123T112007Z
UID:10030851-1702924200-1702931400@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground: Training for Everybody/Play-Dance
DESCRIPTION:(Deutsche Unter)\nOn Monday 18th we invite you to our last Event of the year: one hour Training for everybody\, followed by a PLAY-Dance\, and some drinks. Let’s dance the year off together!\nStart at 18:30\n\n\nAm Montag\, den 18. laden wir euch zu unserem letzten Event des Jahres ein: eine Stunde Training for everybody\, gefolgt von einem PLAY-Dance und ein paar Drinks. Lasst uns gemeinsam das Jahr austanzen!\nBeginn ist um 18:30
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/training-for-everybody-play-dance-2/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/playdance-scaled.jpeg
ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20231202T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20231202T130000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20231117T072823Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231117T072823Z
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SUMMARY:Playground Anna Konjetzky: Score Cards Class
DESCRIPTION:SCORE CARDS CLASS\nSaturday 2nd of December . 11-1pm\nPlayground Studio / Dachauer Straße 112d\, München (Halle 6)\n\nAnna Konjetzky & Co will give a training around the nomadic scores cards that they have been creating since autumn 2022.\ntwo hours of exploring scores and playing with the set of cards\, reading and doing tasks\, translating texts and drawings into movement and vice versa\, writing new scores….\n\nPlease register by sending an email to Playground@annakonjetzky.com\n\nMore about the nomadic score cards:\nThe Nomadic Scores are a collection of proposals that habe been accumulated through collective researches and projects such as the Nomadic Academy.\nThe scores are gathered in the form of a card set. Each card is an invitation to a particular score. They move between five different zones: queering\, rewriting \,caring\, sensitising\, and decentralising. These zones fluidly overlap and intersect as do the colours on the cards.\nThe card set project began in 2022 in the frame of the Connecting Communities project from Aktion Tanz and is a collaboration between the dance artists Sahra Huby\, Carolin Jüngst\, Anna Konjetzky and Quindell Orton.\nAnna Konjetzky und Co keeps developping the scores cards as a changing\, living archive.\nThe new version printed in 2023 is now available and can be ordered by sending an email to: projects@nomadic-ak.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-score-cards-class-2/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Score-cards.jpeg
ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20231202T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20231202T130000
DTSTAMP:20260410T021910
CREATED:20231117T072823Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231123T111330Z
UID:10011836-1701514800-1701522000@freieszenemuc.de
SUMMARY:Playground Anna Konjetzky: Score Cards Class
DESCRIPTION:SCORE CARDS CLASS\nSaturday 2nd of December . 11-1pm\nPlayground Studio / Dachauer Straße 112d\, München (Halle 6)\n\nAnna Konjetzky & Co will give a training around the nomadic scores cards that they have been creating since autumn 2022.\ntwo hours of exploring scores and playing with the set of cards\, reading and doing tasks\, translating texts and drawings into movement and vice versa\, writing new scores….\n\nPlease register by sending an email to Playground@annakonjetzky.com\n\nMore about the nomadic score cards:\nThe Nomadic Scores are a collection of proposals that habe been accumulated through collective researches and projects such as the Nomadic Academy.\nThe scores are gathered in the form of a card set. Each card is an invitation to a particular score. They move between five different zones: queering\, rewriting \,caring\, sensitising\, and decentralising. These zones fluidly overlap and intersect as do the colours on the cards.\nThe card set project began in 2022 in the frame of the Connecting Communities project from Aktion Tanz and is a collaboration between the dance artists Sahra Huby\, Carolin Jüngst\, Anna Konjetzky and Quindell Orton.\nAnna Konjetzky und Co keeps developping the scores cards as a changing\, living archive.\nThe new version printed in 2023 is now available and can be ordered by sending an email to: projects@nomadic-ak.com
URL:https://freieszenemuc.de/event/playground-score-cards-class/
LOCATION:Playground\, Dachauerstr. 112d\, München\, 80636\, Germany
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://freieszenemuc.de/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Score-cards.jpeg
ORGANIZER;CN="Playground":MAILTO:playground@annakonjetzky.com
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