Selection jury for NETZWERK KREATIV 2018
- Prof. Christian Macketanz | Professor of Painting, HfBK Dresden
- Prof. Doris Titze | Professor of Art Therapy, HfBK Dresden
- Hannes Uhlenhaut | Graduate from the HfBK Dresden & Participant of NETZWERK KREATIV 2017
- Claudia Syndram | Course Instructor for Strategic Development, Module In-Charge for Market, Law and Communication, HfM Dresden & former Project Head of NETZWERK KREATIV
- Anna Schinzel | Project Head, NETZWERK KREATIV
The following were supported:
- Studio house with a childcare facility | Space for art and children | Christiane Wacker
- halbsieben. Blog for art critique| Let’s finally talk about art | Johanna Failer – Elise Beutner
- Freie.Performance.Praxis | Self-empowerment at the HfBK Dresden across faculties | Hanna Kucera – Maria Heidler – Lotte Dohmen – Victoria Gentsch – Lea Hoffarth – Tom Schellmann – Diana Hanitzsch – and many more
- Schimmel Projects – Art Centre Dresden | At the right time in the right space | Philipp Raphael Putzer – Rasmus Roos Lindquist
- MUTMOTIV | One band uses synergies from three universities | Leonhard Steinhoff – Florian Naegeli – Karl Kindermann – Jakob Hegner | in collaboration with Anna Brotánková – Henriette Tornow – Anja Rau – Jacqueline Krell – Natalie Schäfer
- Kollektiv un | Research on the collective – working collectively | René Fußhöller – Antonia Kamp – Klara Lyssy – Klara Mand – Jan Vahl
- A transcultural, art-therapeutic girl's club | Creative integration and empowerment | Yvonne Engelhardt
- Music video „Don’t Waste Your Time“ | From Dresden to Nashville and back | Judith Beckedorf
- abels ensemble | When Georg Trakl learned to sing | Christa Abels – Franziska Klesen – Maria Kaiser – Rebecca Fröhlich
- Music video „Anything But Blue“ | Music in the heart – images in the mind | Armin Kulla – Nora Mesaros
Space for art and children
Considering the rising rents, it has become difficult to find an affordable, centrally located studio space in addition to your own living space. Artists with children are also dependent on good access to kindergartens or schools in order to pursue their work. A studio house with a childcare facility and an attached exhibition space makes it possible to reconcile family life and artistic practice. Proximity to the local gallery and art scene also promotes creative exchange.
Project participant
Christiane Wacker
The Dresden off-scene is booming. In addition to established galleries and art houses, more and more independent projects are emerging that offer a wide variety of non-mainstream artistic exhibits. But what is still lacking is a dialogue platform on which artists and curators receive constructive criticism and appreciation of their work. A place for exchange and self-determined publicity. It's time for a blog for young art critics!
Project participants
Johanna Failer / Elise Beutner
Links
http://www.halbsieben.eu/
http://www.facebook.com/
http://www.instagram.com/
News
June 13, 2019: Blog release in Café OHA at the HfBK Dresden
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© Anne Lippert
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© HfBK Dresden | Camillo Gulde
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© Freie Performance Praxis
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© Freie Performance Praxis & Galerie Stephanie Kelly
The desire to engage with various forms of performative art and the lack of an an appropriate chair led to the founding of the student-run Freien Performance Praxis. Collectively, a flexible range of courses is to be developed that leaves plenty of room for participation and discourse between theory and practice. An experiment with the potential to rediscover the university as an open space.
Project participants
Hanna Kucera / Maria Heidler / Lotte Dohmen / Victoria Gentsch / Lea Hoffarth / Tom Schellmann / Diana Hanitzsch / und viele mehr
Links
News
„The support of NETZWERK KREATIV and the HfBK Dresden has given us the courage to think more far-reaching concepts and to make use of spaces that allow a more diverse work.“ (Victoria Gentsch, 2019)
January 18, 2020: Book Release of the brochure „Freie.Performance.Praxis“ in the gallery Stephanie Kelly, Dresden
15.06.2018 – 31.07.2018: TAKEOVER of the gallery Stephanie Kelly, Dresden
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© Roger Lehner
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© Rasmus Ross Lindquist
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© Rasmus Ross Lindquist
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“corrupted full of life”, 2018
© Rasmus Ross Lindquist
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“Adern auf der Stirn” (Veins on the forehead), 2018
© Paul Barsch
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“SLIMY”, 2018
© Rasmus Ross Lindquist
Art students Philipp Raphael Putzer and Rasmus Roos Lindquist have put in a lot of effort into their 100 square metre space and now, many exhibitions later, have become an integral part of the Dresden off-scene. Their programme includes young contemporary art, particularly exhibits of international artists and curators. With the Schimmel Projects Art Centre Dresden, they intend to build a cross-border network which also benefits the local art scene.
Project participants
Philipp Raphael Putzer / Rasmus Roos Lindquist
Links
www.schimmelprojects.com
www.facebook.com/
www.instagram.com/
News
September 30, 2019: Closure of the exhibition room & continuation as "open" concept
April 2019: Relaunch of the website
2019: Participation in NETZWERK KREATIV 2019
October 04, 2018: Party on the occasion of completing one year // new team: Rasmus Roos Lindquist, Max Stühlen & Josefine Schulz
16.06.2018 – 14.07.2018: Exhibition “Say Goodbye to the Wind” in Galerie Ursula Walter, Dresden
What happens when four young students from the HfM Dresden decide to form a rock band? A bizarre world of artful banging. Musically: a wild mix of hip hop and rock. Aesthetically: a visual firework. To shoot their new music video “Für Elise”, the four musicians called in reinforcement from the Palucca University of Dance Dresden and the HfBK Dresden.
Project participants
Leonhard Steinhoff / Florian Naegeli / Karl Kindermann / Jakob Hegner / in collaboration with Anna Brotánková / Henriette Tornow / Anja Rau / Jacqueline Krell / Natalie Schäfer
Links
http://mutmotiv.com
https://www.youtube.com
https://www.facebook.com/
News
November 23, 2018: Workshop on “How to shoot a video?” with music producer and composer Dan Thiele at the HfBK Dresden
July 04, 2018: Video release of “Für Elise”
June 2018: Dissolution of the band and continuation as a solo project by Leonhard Steinhoff
11.04.2018 – 13.04.2018: Video shoot of “Für Elise” in the laboratory theatre of the HfBK Dresden
Art and theatre are stages of great egos and ancient hierarchical structures,but also laboratories of socio-political scene changes. After several cooperatively developed plays, performances and installations, five students of stage and costume design at the HfBK Dresden will jointly pose the question of a future in the collective. Their theoretical and practical insights into the concept of the collective will be published in a book, which in turn will serve as a basis for practical implementation.
Project participants
René Fußhöller / Antonia Kamp / Klara Lyssy / Klara Mand / Jan Vahl
News
February 01, 2019: Diploma "Bauprobe", industrial area Dresden
January 2019: Completion of the pusher "ungossip" on the concept of the collective.
Many refugees who have reached Europe in recent years are still struggling with the psycho-social consequences of their traumatic experiences. Children in particular suffer from their experiences and the strange life situation in Germany, where they are often confronted with rejection and the resulting isolation. This is where Yvonne Engelhardt comes in with the art therapy programme of her inter-cultural girls' club. Girls with and without refugee experience or migrant background can engage with each other artistically and thus enter into unbiased contact and exchange.
Project participant
Yvonne Engelhardt
News
2019: Article in the publication of “Arbeitsgruppe Interkulturelle Kunsttherapie (Intercultural Art Therapy Work Group)” (Art Therapy in Migration) of the Deutscher Fachverband für Kunst- und Gestaltungstherapie (German Association for Art Therapy)
September 2018: Presentation on the diploma thesis at the “Art Therapy in Migration” symposium of the Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences, Berlin
July 2018: Submission of diploma thesis on the topic “Putting down new roots. Formation and art-therapeutic assistance of a transcultural girls’ club for clients with refugee experience”
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© Manfred Pollert
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© Manfred Pollert
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Standard Crow Behavior
© Valeska Hoischen
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Standard Crow Behavior
© Valeska Hoischen
“I’ll be nowhere and everywhere, behind the blue sea.” – music is a universal language. Judith Beckedorf and her guitar speak it fluently. After spending a year in Nashville, Tennessee, and meeting many musicians, she is now back in Dresden with many new songs. The recordings for her next album are under way and a music video is being produced for the title song “Don’t Waste Your Time” in collaboration with students and alumni of the HfBK Dresden.
Project participant
Judith Beckedorf
Links
www.judithbeckedorf.de
www.youtube.com/
www.facebook.com/
www.instagram.com/
https://musisheans.com/
http://www.standardcrowbehavior.com/
News
04.03.2022 – 06.03.2022: MusiShEans-Festival at the Jazz Club Tonne, Dresden
November 2019: Together with Christie Lenée from America, Karlijn Langendijk and Judith Beckedorf tour Germany and Europe on the occasion of “MusiShEans”
January 2019: Start of cooperation with artist Nadine Wölk for the animation video of “Don’t Waste Your Time”
2018: Together with Karlijn Langendijk from The Netherlands and Vivek Advani from India, foundation of “MusiSHEans”, a network for the promotion of female musicians // focus on the band project “Standard Crow Behavior” with Steve Voltz & Filip Sommer
Setting lyrics to music is singer Christa Abels’ passion. After starting out solo, she has now founded an ensemble with the three musicians Franziska Klesen, Maria Kaiser and Rebecca Fröhlich. They arrange texts by Paul Celan, Ingeborg Bachmann and other poets such that they turn into chimaeras, i.e., theatre plays for the ears. They are now planning video and photo recordings.
Project participants
Christa Abels / Franziska Klesen / Maria Kaiser / Rebecca Fröhlich
Links
www.youtube.com
https://abelsensemble.bandcamp.com/
https://de-de.facebook.com/
News
September 22, 2021: CD release „Sphinx“ (by abels ensemble)
May 09, 2019: CD release “abels ensemble” (by Christa Abels)
September 2018: Recording and video shoot of “Wo vollere Winde weh’n”
February 2018: Recording of six poems set to music
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© Nora Mesaros
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© Nora Mesaros
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© Nora Mesaros
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Recording in studio with Patrick Neumann (percussion), Vicente Marin Diez (cello) & Emmanuel Uch (mixing)
© Armin Kulla
Guitarist Armin Kulla currently lives and works in Jerusalem and Bethlehem owing to a teaching assignment at the Edward Said National Conservatory of Music. The light, acoustic sound of his guitar is a musical melting pot, a play with tradition and modernity from west to east. Together with artist Nora Mesaros from the HfBK Dresden, Armin Kulla wants to fulfil a long-cherished wish of creating a duet of music and art in the form of a music video.
Project participants
Armin Kulla / Nora Mesaros
Links
www.facebook.com/armin.kulla
www.youtube.com/user/ArminKullaOfficial
http://noramesaros.com
https://vimeo.com
News
April 28, 2019: 1. Prize in the video competition at the Nordhorn Guitar Festival
January 2019: Video release of “Anything But Blue”
December 2018: Armin Kulla wins the first place at the Pleven Guitar Festival 2018 in the category “Acoustic guitar: no age limits”
July 2018: Recording, mixing and mastering of the song “Anything But Blue”
June – December 2018: Work in the field of artistic realisation
