gradual
Exhibition and dance performance
Setting out, going, for a walk, strolling, strolling, roaming, roaming, hiking, running, maybe arriving.
With works by Daniela Georgieva, Anett Frontzek and Kati Gausmann
curated by Ann-Katrin Günzel
21. October to 19. November 2022
Our next dates:
Friday 11.11.2022/19.00/XNUMX XNUMX p.m. – HaseTalk with the artist Kati Gausmann*
Saturday 12.11.2022, 14.00 p.m. – HaseWalk with the artist Kati Gausmann*
Photo gallery for the performance "blank memory of absence" by choreographer Daniela Georgieva and the exhibition with works by Anett Frontzek and a documentation of her work "aha" by Kati Gausman. (please click next)
As part of the series “Neighborhood and Distance”, which was held at the art space hase29 this year, the project addresses the elementary form of exploring space through the (movement) movement of walking.
With the dance performance "blank memory of absence" of Choreographer Daniela Georgieva (*1979), four dancers explore the art space in an on-site choreography, using walking as a means of aesthetic expression. The performance will then be shown as a film in the art space.
The artist's pictures Anett Frontzek (*1965) take up the topic conceptually. By processing cartographic sources and only leaving selected paths, a fine network of walkable lines emerges, over which being on the move happens. Walking step by step always means access to the world.
In addition, the artist Katie Gausman (*1968) designed a rabbit walk for the exhibition. Interested parties are invited to follow the river step by step through the city center of Osnabrück with the artist and to pause together at selected locations.
On the evening before the walk, Kati Gausmann will present her project as part of an artist talk.
A catalog will be published for the exhibition, containing a walk designed for the exhibition. In this way, you can explore the area step by step.
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Walking step by step, as becomes clear both in the performance and in the images, always means access to the world. In order to offer this access to the public in a participatory manner, there is an invitation to walk during the performance and exhibition project, an appeal to rediscover everyday space, as can be found in numerous artistic practices since the 1960s, be it dance, performance, Land Art or Walking Art. Various instructions that are available in the art space lead to a step-by-step exploration of the surroundings, which allows the search for personal traces and paths amid the speed of accelerated mobility of our efficiency-conscious reality of life.
Photo: Nathan Ishar
Daniela Georgieva, blank memory of absence (rehearsal) 2022 choreography,
Installation: Martin Pfeifle
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Approaching each other, searching, by crossing paths, showing traces and courses, the dancers will feel their own field of action and thus relate the body and the self to the immediate environment and to the others. Proximity and distance can be felt and experienced in this way, everyday actions and experiences are renegotiated, life paths are taken and playing with absence and emptiness is shaped in our consciousness. (Costumes: Judith Schroiff, Sound: Lisa Klinkhammer, Room Design: Martin Pfeifle)
During the rehearsal week from October 17-21.10, 2022, sporadic insights into the rehearsal process will be possible. The audience is invited to observe short sequences in the making, before "step by step" with the performance BLANK MEMORY OF ABSENCE on October 21.10. is opened. Following the opening weekend performances, the footage Nathan Ishar will make during rehearsals will be shown in the art space.
Anett Frontzek
The artist's pictures Anett Frontzek (*1965) take up the topic conceptually. By processing cartographic sources and only leaving selected paths, a fine network of walkable lines emerges, over which being on the move happens. Walking step by step always means access to the world.
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The pictures of the Dortmund artist Anett Frontzek (*1965) take up the theme conceptually in that the artist removes the surrounding space from hiking maps with the help of a scalpel and leaves only selected paths, resulting in a fine network of accessible lines. Hiking trails remain visible where they otherwise only serve as paths to reach scenic destinations, and thus mark lines of movement full of curves, bends or curves, through which being on the move happens, which enables discoveries and broadens the horizon.
Figure: Anett Frontzek, Arbon, Switzerland, (detail)
Katie Gausman
In addition, the artist Katie Gausman (*1968) designed a rabbit walk for the exhibition. Interested parties are invited to follow the river step by step through the city center of Osnabrück with the artist and to pause together at selected locations.
On the evening before the walk, Kati Gausmann will present her project as part of an artist talk.
Katie Gausmann, Aha, line of chalk paint on pavement, approx. 360 meters, as part of "tangency - city surveying", festival for art in public space, Hasestraße, Osnabrück, 2015
Dates:
Friday 11.11.2022/19.00/XNUMX XNUMX p.m. – HaseTalk with the artist Kati Gausmann*
Samstag 12.11.2022, 14.00 p.m. – HaseWalk with the artist Kati Gausmann*
The exhibition ends on November 19, 2022
19.10.2022 public rehearsal 14 – 14:30 p.m
Friday, October 21.10.2022, XNUMX Opening
19 pm Welcome and introduction to the exhibition project
20 pm Performance blank memory of absence by Daniela Georgieva
Saturday, 22.10.2022/XNUMX/XNUMX
14.00 pm – Walk “Paths and Detours – Walking” with the curator Ann-Katrin Günzel*
16.00 pm – Performance “Blank Memory of Absence” by Daniela Georgieva*
19.00 pm – Performance “Blank Memory of Absence” by Daniela Georgieva*
Due to the performance concept and the room capacity, we look forward to your registration at mail@hase29.de.
Admission free, instead we ask for a donation
Sonntag 23.10.2022
11.00 a.m. – Walk “Paths and Detours – Walking” with the curator Ann-Katrin Günzel*
The exhibition ends on November 19, 2022
Participating artists
Blank Memory of Absence, Performance
Concept and choreography: Daniela Georgieva
Choreography and dance: David Kummer, Mihyun Ko, Josefine Luka Simonsen and Hugo Le Brigand
Music: Lisa Klinkhammer
Costumes: Judith Schroiff
Installation: Martin Pfeifle
Video & Film: Nathan Ishar
Exhibiting artist: Anett Frontzek
Kati Gausmann, Hase Walk and artists talk
Sponsors
Supported by the NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK – STEPPING OUT; Funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media as part of the NEUSTART KULTUR initiative. Utility dance.
