PUBLIC SPACE
RETROSPECT!
Presentation of audiovisual works on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of the Künstlerhaus Lauenburg
September 4, 2021 from 10.00 a.m. – 4.00 p.m.
Fallow land Berliner Straße in Lauenburg/Elbe.
Participating former fellows:
Cheng-Wen Chen + Tobias Klich
Dagrun Hintze / Anna Lena Grau
Youssef Tabti / Alexander Häusser
Farzia Fallah
Noriko Kawakami
Fumiko Kikuchi
Sophia Mainka
Hanne Römer / .aufzeichnensysteme
Donny Karsadi
Heiko Wommelsdorf
On September 4, 2021, a program with 10 positions of former fellows from the fields of composition, literature and visual arts will be presented. The artistic works could be heard and seen on the fallow land Berliner Straße in Lauenburg.
Organized and curated by Benjamin Stumpf and Isabelle von Schilcher.
RETROSPECT!
DOCUMENTATION OF THE EXHIBITION
Libra, 2013, Composition and interpretation for a cymbal player by CHEN Chengwen, cinematic interpretation by Tobias Klich, 2014, 12:39 min.
CHEN Chengwen + Tobias Klich
Both were former fellows for composition at Künstlerhaus Lauenburg.
CHEN Chengwen in 2015 and Tobias Klich in 2010.
Quallen-Manöver, 2015, Spoken text on vinyl record, cover with adhesive sheet, 13:29 min.
Anna Lena Grau / Dagrun Hintze
Both were former fellows at Künstlerhaus Lauenburg in 2015.
Anna Lena Grau for visual arts, Dagrun Hintze for literature.
Edvards Tag – Vom Warten auf den versprochenen Augenblick 2008, Sound piece, 09:45 min.
Youssef Tabti / Alexander Häusser
Both were scholarship holders for composition at Künstlerhaus Lauenburg in 2008.
Both were former fellows at Künstlerhaus Lauenburg in 2008.
Youssef Tabti for visual arts, Alexander Häusser for literature.
Lalayi – ein Schlaflied für Sohrab, 2017, Composition for string trio Ensemble New Babylon (Johannes Haase, Hannah Craib, Marie Schmit)
Farzia Fallah
She was former fellow for composition at Künstlerhaus Lauenburg in 2019.
KOMMAS ENSEMBLE
Bayerische Akademie der Schönen Künste
Johannes Haase, Violin
Alba González Becerra, Viola
Kyubin Hwang, Violoncello
Liverecording 5 March 2020
Noriko Kawakami
She was former fellow for composition at Künstlerhaus Lauenburg in 2011.
There are chickens in the garden, 2016, HD video, colour, sound, 1-channel video installation, 5:48 min, loop video and sound. Documentation: Meike Redeker, Agnese Kusnere Postproduction: Fumiko Kikuchi
Fumiko Kikuchi
She was former fellow for composition at Künstlerhaus Lauenburg in 2019.
Fumiko Kikuchi Website und Link to Video
Muschis und Englischer Rasen, 2019, video, 14:25 min., loop, created as part of the 2019 visual arts fellowship.
Sophia Mainka
She was former fellow for composition at Künstlerhaus Lauenburg in 2019.
gelöscht (111 Kōan im Grünen) Text production in public space, 2018
Hanne Römer
She was former fellow for literature at Künstlerhaus Lauenburg in 2018.
Audio piece:
http://parsecmonitor.de/user/rowolo/sounds/180604_2000-2100_radiologische_lesung_7_lauenburg.mp3
Audio piece with picture:
https://www.uni-weimar.de/projekte/bauhaus-fm/radiologische-lesung-7/
Context audio piece:
https://www.elffriede.net/radio_lauenburg_2018/index.html
Context audio piece (fellowship):
https://www.elffriede.net/lauenburgAir18/index.html
Donny Kasardi
Lauenburg-Klanginstallation, 2016
He was former fellow for composition at Künstlerhaus Lauenburg in 2016.
Schritte, 2016, sound installation, 4 loudspeakers, playback technology, 01:14 min., installation in the exhibition Aus dem Nichts ins Glück, Künstlerhaus Lauenburg, 2016
Heiko Wommelsdorf
He was former fellow for visual arts at Künstlerhaus Lauenburg in 2011.
The event is supported by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media (BKM) in the program Kultursommer 2021 with funds from NEUSTART KULTUR.
Harald Popp, Revisit Lauenburg, 2019 – Photo: Harald Popp
Art in PUBLIC urban SPACE
In addition to exhibitions in the Künstlerhaus Lauenburg and the adjacent Stadtgalerie, the Künstlerhaus Lauenburg hosts and organises various visual arts projects in public space.
The projects, productions and exhibitions are diverse, and many of these artistic works are developed for specific places in Lauenburg. Their common aspect is that, by locating them in public space, contemporary art becomes visible and directly tangible for passers-by. This direct participation in artistic activities and in the shaping of urban space invites residents to renew their engagement and identification with their own town.
1. Harald Popp, Revisit Lauenburg, 2019 – Photo: Harald Popp, 2. Lauenburg – Photo: Clemens Behr