Selection jury for NETZWERK KREATIV 2019
- Prof. Martin Honert | Professor of Three-Dimensional Design, HfBK Dresden
- Katharina Serles | Artistic Employee, Stage Setting & Costumer Design, HfBK Dresden
- Camillo Gulde | Student of the HfBK Dresden & Participant of NETZWERK KREATIV 2017
- Dr. Holger Birkholz | Curator, Albertinum Dresden, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden & Assistant Professor, TU Dresden
- Anna Schinzel | Project Head, NETZWERK KREATIV
The following were supported:
- Artist duo Hille/Essipowitsch | Artist's book on lignite mining in Lausitz | Dominique Hille – Arina Essipowitsch
- fachbetrieb rita grechen | A young cross-regional theatre network | Olivia Rosendorfer – Julius Zimmermann – und viele mehr
- Inventory of theatres | On the trail of collaborations between theatre-city-creative industry | Jakob Johannes Ripp – Kai Raisser
- Projekt 2K17 | “Mein Sehen bleibt physisch folgenlos” in the ALTANA gallery | Eric Beier – Karin Armbruster – Lucie Klysch – and many more
- Schimmel Projects - Art Centre Dresden | Off-Space as an international platform | Rasmus Roos Lindquist – Josefine Schulz – Maximilian Stühlen
- What are you looking at? | Artistic-activist workshop on the freedom of art | Lisa Maria Baier | in collaboration with Madlyn Sauer – „Polizeiklasse München“ of the AdBK Munich
- Branchengruppe Kunst/Kultur „Cindy Cat“ | For collective organisation and demonstration of mutual solidarity | Lilli Döscher – Franziska Goralski – Rosa Klee – Antje Meichsner – Irène Mélix – Theresa Schnell
- Institut für BESSERE Staatspolitik | Summer Academy of Human Rights | Madlyn Sauer – and many more
- Art label „blueDog“ | With irony and DIY against the culture of labelling | Maria Heidler – Bettina Weber
- BLACK-LIGHT | Audiovisual concert experience | Richard Röbel – Anna Maria Münzner – Ensemble Accorda
Since 2015, Dominique Hille and Arina Essipowitsch have been working together as an artistic duo. Part of their work is to publish artist’s books where they present their photographic works. For the books, which are handmade and created in small editions, they experiment with elaborate printing processes, folds and haptic modifications. For their fourth publication, they would like to collaborate with other artist’s book experts and gain experience in the publishing industry.
Project participants
Dominique Hille / Arina Essipowitsch
Links
http://www.dominiquehille.de/
http://arinaessipowitsch.com/
News
27.03.2020 - 19.09.2020: Exhibition "Bergen" at the p66.gallery, Dresden
2020: Artist book "Bergen" (Part 2)
11.12.2019 - 28.02.2020: Exhibition "Bergen", Vertical Gallery, Lübben, County Dahme Spreewald
2019: Artist book "Bergen" (Part 1)
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© fachbetrieb rita grechen
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© Regine Heiland
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© Julius Zimmermann
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© Julius Zimmermann
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© Nicole Wytyczak
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© Matthias Hardner
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© Matthias Hardner
The specialised company rita grechen is a network of theatre-inspired artists from all directions and disciplines that has grown since 2015. The combination of theatre, science and fine arts as a whole is the basis and method of its cooperation. It is important to take every active influence seriously, whether it comes from philosophers, a concrete wall or a feeling. Members of the network are based in Dresden and all over Europe, from Austria to Switzerland to Norway.
Project participants
Olivia Rosendorfer / Julius Zimmermann / and many more
Links
https://ritagrechen.com/
https://www.facebook.com/
https://www.instagram.com/
https://vimeo.com/
News
December 13, 2019: Premiere of the installative music theatre piece „WAS IST MEHR ZU VIEL ALS ALLE“ at Europäisches Zentrum der Künste Hellerau, Dresden
Fall 2019: Relaunch of the website
01.06 2019 – 30.06. 2019: “VORBRENNER. Zapfen Flechten Holz – Ein Volkslied” in collaboration with BRUX, Freies Theater Innsbruck
May 2019: “WO DIE SCHÖNEN TROMPETEN BLASEN”, installative music theatre project in collaboration with the LOFFT Leipzig & in cooperation with Werkstattmacher e.V.
On the trail of collaborations between theatre-city-creative industry
Stage and costume designer Jakob Ripp stumbled upon the practice of cartography during a study visit to Jerusalem. For his project, he wants to create maps that illustrate the network of theatres and the urban spaces around them. Field research from the bird’s-eye view with the aim of highlighting the trails of theatre, art and crafts through a city. The maps are also intended to be the basis for future stagings and artistic works.
Project participants
Jakob Johannes Ripp / Kai Raisser
News
2020: Participation in NETZWERK KREATIV 2020
Projekt 2K17 is an interdisciplinary cooperation between students of the TU Dresden, the HfBK Dresden and external participants. It aims at a continuous exchange between the two institutions, which may also result in projects in the future. The first joint exhibition is dedicated to the social and political relations between Europe and Latin America: two continents that are closely linked in their history and are experiencing a strengthening, so to speak, of radical and misanthropic tendencies.
Project participants
Eric Beier / Karin Armbruster / Lucie Klysch / and many more
Links
https://projekt2k17.de/
https://www.instagram.com/projekt_2k17_/
News
18.10.2019 – 08.11.2019: Exhibition „Mein Sehen bleibt physisch folgenlos. FIND: 2K17 – LAM“ at the A&O Kunsthalle, Leipzig
April 2019: Visit the website for a 3D tour of the exhibition
11.03.2019 – 05.04.2019: Exhibition “Mein Sehen bleibt physisch folgenlos. FIND: 2K17 – LAM” at the ALTANA gallery, custody of TU Dresden, with accompanying catalogue
Since its opening in October 2017, Schimmel Projects - Art Centre Dresden has become an integral part of the Dresden off-scene. Its programme includes young contemporary art, particularly expansive, installative exhibits by international artists and curators. This benefits not only the local scene but also helps in forming a steadily growing cross-border network. For example, Rasmus Roos Lindquist, Max Stühlen and Josefine Schulz also present Dresden exhibits in other institutions and countries.
Project participants
Rasmus Roos Lindquist / Josefine Schulz / Maximilian Stühlen
Links
www.schimmelprojects.com
www.facebook.com/Schimmelprojects
www.instagram.com/schimmelprojects_artcentre/
News
30.09.2019: Closure of the exhibition room & continuation as "open" concept
April 2019: Relaunch of the website
2018: Participation in NETZWERK KREATIV 2018
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© What are you looking at?
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© What are you looking at?
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© What are you looking at?
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© What are you looking at?
How does the new Saxon Police Law influence civil society and the freedom of artists? “What are you looking at?” is an attempt to approach this question. A series of lectures was designed together with the student council of the HfBK Dresden, which ended with a five-day workshop with the Peng Collective and the free “Polizeiklasse” (police class) of AdBK Munich. The aim is to critically discuss and provide information about the planned change in the law and take a stand on it.
Project participants
Lisa Maria Baier / in collaboration with Madlyn Sauer / “Polizeiklasse München” of the AdBK Munich
News
26.02.2019 – 02.03.2019: Workshop with the Peng! Collective in Oktogon at the HfBK Dresden
January – February 2019: Series of lectures with the Peng! Collective, Dr. Dr. Peter Ullrich, Daniel Loick, Prof. Julia Schulze-Wessel and Dr. Florian Flörsheimer
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© Industry group Kunst/Kultur (Art/Culture) “Cindy Cat”
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© Industry group Kunst/Kultur (Art/Culture) “Cindy Cat”
Cindy Cat are freelance artists and cultural workers from the fields of radio, theatre, music (pedagogy) and fine arts. In these sectors, actors are often engaged in single combat. A collective or supportive organisation is rare. But this is not the only way to enable creative work in the long term. The trade union industry group Kunst/Kultur has therefore set itself the task of contributing to the improvement of the living and working conditions of cultural workers through networking and solidarity among them.
Project participants
Lilli Döscher / Franziska Goralski / Rosa Klee / Anja Meichsner / Irène Mélix / Theresa Schnell
Links
News
March 2019: Website release with an online test “Do I do it for free? How much money do I want for my work and when do I want it?”
The “Institute for BETTER National Policy” (IfBS) is a cross-media,
artivist art project. IfBS stands for satire, freedom of art and solidarity and is committed to human rights policies. It sees itself as an artistic synthesis, which tries out and implements political participation and socio-political commitment in the sense of artivism using artistic means. In addition to artistic-activist formats, the IfBS publishes its explorations in the form of a ThinkTank.
Project participants
Madlyn Sauer/and many more
News
21.08.2019 – 24.08.2019: Four-day “Summer Academy of Human Rights” in the laboratory theatre of the HfBK Dresden
The project "blueDog" is an ironic fake label that takes the mechanisms of the fashion industry and its marketing strategies ad absurdum. In workshops new underwear is made from old clothes. The project participants learn manufacturing and production techniques and can label their self-sewn garments at the end. Consumers become producers who can set an example with their very personal "blueDog" collection.
Project participants
Maria Heidler / Bettina Weber
Links
https://konglomerat.org/werkbereiche/textil.html
http://naehwerk.org/
Music and stage as an artistic synthesis and narrative. Students of the HfM Dresden and the HfBK Dresden seek an artistic exploration of the polarities of war and peace in the past and present. They play baroque music arranged in a modern way on historical instruments, with lavish stage settings and costume design. The aim is to remember events of war and to make a stance for man’s profound need for peace.
Project participants
Richard Röbel / Anna Maria Münzner / Ensemble Accorda
Links
https://www.ensemble-accorda.com/
https://annamariamuenzner.com/
https://weltecho.eu/veranstaltung/montagskonzert-3/
News
May 27, 2019: Premiere as part of the Montagskonzerte in Weltecho Chemnitz
“For BLACK-LIGHT, an audio-visual evening in collaboration with stage and costume designer Anna Maria Münzner.” (Richard Röbel, 2019)
