Selection jury for NETZWERK KREATIV 2016
- Prof. Wolfram Adalbert Scheffler | Professor of Image and Space – Drawing, Graphics, Painting, HfBK Dresden
- Katharina Serles | Artistic Employee, Stage Setting & Costumer Design, HfBK Dresden
- Winnie Seifert | Student of the HfBK Dresden & Participant of NETZWERK KREATIV 2016
- Peter Ziemolong | Photographer & Member of the Industry Association Wir gestalten Dresden
- Claudia Syndram | Project Head, NETZWERK KREATIV
The following were supported:
- EX14 | Space for contemporary art | Anna Erdmann – Franziska Goralski – Antonia Kamp – Nadja Kurz – Caterina Micksch – Anita Müller – Raiko Sanchéz – Winnie Seifert – Martin Wiesinger
- Compagnie ZI | Laboratory for new theatre | Nora Schruth – Anna Brotankova – Sarah Hoemske – Elise Sophia Richter – Christoph Scheffel
- Galerie Stephanie Kelly | Space for contemporary art | Marie Athenstaedt – Stephan Franck – Lars Frohberg – Sara Hoppe – Winnie Seifert
- Film studio | Auteur movie and animation film | Anita Müller
- Hopmann & Lisek | Artist duo | Georg Lisek – Susanne Hopmann
- Komfortrauschen | Berlin Minimal Techno Electro Live Band | Laurenz Karsten – Phillip Oertel – Tim Sarhan | in collaboration with Ariane Stamatescu & Mara Scheibinger
- Stolle 33 | Project space in Dresden-Löbtau | Nancy Hammermeister – Sophia Mix – Jonas Müller – Frieder Ackermann
- Stollen. Works case scenario | A theatre performance / collective | Ariane Stamatescu – Mara Scheibinger
- Judith&Victor | Guitar and vocal duo | Judith Beckedorf – Victor Sepulveda
- You and I heart DIY | DIY platform and YouTube channel | Elisabeth Eva Bahlke
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© EX14
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© EX14
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“Meditation“, 2019
© EX14
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“Tausche Brautkleid gegen Revolver”, 2017
© EX14
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“At Busch & AT Straße“, 2018
© EX14
EX14 is a student exhibition space on Königsbrücker Straße in Dresden that has been on these premises since June 2015. Previously, the team operated the exhibition space from a location on the Fritz-Reuter-Straße for four years. Students and alumni of the HfBK Dresden present their exhibits in EX14. Moreover, young artists from other cities are invited and larger thematic group exhibitions are also organised. The programme occasionally includes workshops, movie nights or panel discussions. All team members work voluntarily and free of charge to keep this free space available.
Project participants
Anna Erdmann / Franziska Goralski / Antonia Kamp / Nadja Kurz / Caterina Micksch / Anita Müller / Raiko Sanchéz / Winnie Seifert / Martin Wiesinger
Links
http://ex14-dresden.blogspot.com/
https://de-de.facebook.com/
https://www.instagram.com/
News
December 31, 2019: Closing
March 2018: Renovation of floor // Current team: Robert Czolkoß / Antonia Kamp / Anita Müller / Layla Nabi / Johanna Seidel / Theresa Tuffner / Victoria Kurnicki / Vanessa Knopp / Hanna Kucera
“All team members work voluntarily and free of charge to keep this free space available in addition to nurturing their own artistic or theoretical development. To realise this project, we rely on funding, donations and our visitors.“ (EX14, 2019)
Laboratory for new theatre
Compagnie ZI is a group of five members brought together by their shared desire for creative work. As part of their work, they would like to help shape public spaces with the active use of art and theatre. Through collaboration between people who are connected to theatre and people disconnected with it, the group intends to unite different knowledge horizons in a laboratory for new forms of theatre. The resulting network should continue to expand and, in the future, grow together to form a large, interdisciplinary creative network.
Project participants
Nora Schruth / Anna Brotankova / Sarah Hoemske / Elise Sophia Richter / Christoph Scheffel
News
October 22, 2016: Premiere of the film project "Heim Kind Spiel" at the Schauburg, Dresden.
September 2016: Dissolution of Compagnie ZI
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© Galerie Stephanie Kelly
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© Galerie Stephanie Kelly
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“Unknown“, 2019
© Galerie Stephanie Kelly
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“Smooth Cromatics“, 2018
© Galerie Stephanie Kelly
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“Temple“, 2018
© Galerie Stephanie Kelly
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“Vanitas“, 2017
© Galerie Stephanie Kelly
Since its opening in December 2015, Galerie Stephanie Kelly has regularly exhibited works by young Dresden artists. The Dresden branch of a mysterious Californian gallery owner especially intends to help the local art scene gain more international renown. Located at the Neustädter Markt since 2019, a place in the immediate vicinity of other Dresden galleries and art spaces, the gallery has established itself as a showcase for young art. The team also includes students and alumni of the HfBK Dresden.
Project participants
Marie Athenstaedt / Stephan Franck / Lars Frohberg / Sara Hoppe / Winnie Seifert
Links
http://www.stephanie-kelly.de/
https://www.facebook.com/
https://www.instagram.com/
News
March 2020: Current team: Kerstin Flasche / Winnie Seifert / Michael Klipphahn / Theresa Rothe / Lucie Klysch / Nina Schwarzenberger / Claudia Kleinert
February 2019: New location (Neustädter Markt 9, Dresden)
Auteur movie and animation film
Filmatelier specialises in analogue animation films and graphic-cinematic services. Animation techniques range from character and colour animation, stop motion, sand, pixilation to 3D animation. These services are intended for musicians, literature creators and cultural workers as well as cultural initiatives – and business people who need promotional clips. Filmatelier operates from the already established community studio in Neustadt, which the clients can visit.
Project participant
Anita Müller
News
November 2016: Special Award of the German Short Film Award for the film "Agnosis"
Artist duo
Georg Lisek and Susanne Hopmann have been working on artistic projects as the artist duo Hopmann & Lisek since 2013. They have managed to bring a series of complex joint projects to fruition, especially in the last two years. In 2014, for example, they presented the performative installation “Die zwei Gefahren”, an art event in a retirement home, in which its residents also participated. The interplay of video, space installation, performance and objects is characteristic of their working method.
Project participants
Georg Lisek / Susanne Hopmann
Links
Three young musicians from the HfM Dresden and two students from the HfBK Dresden have teamed up to produce a music video. With its technoid-acoustic song “Desynthese”, the band Komfortrauschen plays the soundtrack for a journey through a crazy microcosm. In the laboratory theatre of the HfBK Dresden, a miniature landscape has been created for the shoot and brought to life by tracking shots and animations. An imaginative role reversal of young and old, loud and quiet.
Project participants
Laurenz Karsten / Phillip Oertel / Tim Sarhan / in collaboration with Ariane Stamatescu & Mara Scheibinger
Links
http://komfortrauschen.net/
https://de-de.facebook.com/
https://www.instagram.com/
http://marascheibinger.de
https://www.ariane-stamatescu.com/#
News
Since winter 2018/19: Collaboration with MELT! Booking
03.03.2017: Video release of "Desynthese"
Since 2016: Various music video productions and physical as well as digital releases // Tours throughout Germany // Concerts in USA, The Netherlands, Belarus, Estonia, Poland, Jordan, Turkey, Switzerland, Austria among others // Showcase festivals: Reeperbahnfestival (Hamburg), Eurosonic (Groningen, NL), SXSW (Austin, US)
Project space in Löbtau
A group of young artists has come together and founded a project space called Stolle 33 behind the brick walls of an old locksmith workshop in Dresden-Löbtau. They work and put up exhibitions in this 50 square metre space – and in the adjoining garden in summers. In addition to different exhibition formats, the programme includes concerts, lectures, workshops and even its own film festival, the “Stollinale”. This place has become an oasis of art and a meeting place away from the main streets of the city.
Project participants
Nancy Hammermeister / Sophia Mix / Jonas Müller / Frieder Ackermann
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© Maria Kotylevskaja
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© Maria Kotylevskaja
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© Maria Kotylevskaja
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© Maria Kotylevskaja
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© Maria Kotylevskaja
Ariane Stamatescu and Mara Scheibinger are studying Stage Setting and Costume Design at the HfBK Dresden. Together they will present their diploma project “Stollen. Work case scenario” at the laboratory theatre of the academy in summer 2017. A conference play was developed and performed both in Dresden and Gießen in collaboration with Maria Huber and Carlos Franke from the Institute for Applied Theatre Studies Gießen. Laurenz Karsten, another networker, has composed music for this play. It will be exciting to know what this young work collective comes up with next...
Project participants
Ariane Stamatescu / Mara Scheibinger
Links
http://marascheibinger.de
http://ariane-stamatescu.com
News
29.06.2017: Performance at the Institute for Applied Theatre Studies Gießen // Composition: Laurenz Karsten
15.06.2017: Premiere at the laboratory theatre of the HfBK Dresden
2017: Collaboration with Carlos Franke & Maria Huber as “Emotional Labor Theater”
Guitarist Judith Beckendorf and singer Victor Sepulveda met during their studies at the HfM Dresden. As a duo, they play with stylistic confidence through the history of pop music and a growing repertoire of original compositions. The two describe their music as a mixture of pop, jazz and soul. Patti Cathcart of “Tuck & Patti” described Judith&Victor as “the exquisite perfection”.
Project participants
Judith Beckedorf / Victor Sepulveda
Links
http://www.judithbeckedorf.de/judithundvictor/
http://www.victor-rodriguez.com/
https://www.facebook.com/
https://www.youtube.com/
News
January 30, 2017: Video release of "Du gibst so viel"
September 2016: Video shoot of "Du gibst so viel"
DIY platform and YouTube channel
Elisabeth Eva Bahlke is a skilled bespoke tailor and studies Costume Design at the HfBK Dresden. Since 2013, she has been teaching how to make DIY clothes and publishing many creative design ideas on her YouTube channel “You and I heart DIY”. In the future, she wants to specialise in tailoring and create a platform where people can share ideas and talk about their progress. Apart from her Youtube channel, a website is also under construction.
Project participant
Elisabeth Eva Bahlke
