© Platz da! Body extended!, graphic design: Andrea Lehsiak
within the framework of wienXtra-ferienspiel
Dates:
FR 11 02 2022, 3:00 - 5:00 pm
SA 12 02 2022, 3:00 - 5:00 pm
Would you like a little more? Always welcome! In this workshop we will take up the entire exhibition space of Kunstraum Niederoesterreich to lengthen, widen and expand our bodies. We observe how we move with our bodies through the museum space and ask ourselves: How much space do we actually need? Does the human being need? Do I need?
A central topic of the women's movement was and is the use of space. Women still do not move in space as naturally as their male counterparts. But taking up space has to be learned.
For this purpose we build objects that expand our bodies and help us to claim space for ourselves. We explore how our perception of space, posture and movement changes through the self-built body-objects and how we, through the expansions, conquer space with self-confidence. We experiment with movements and objects and together we develop short performances, which we record as video clips. We change perspectives, observe and are observed, in front of and behind the (mobile) camera.
Please register under +43 664 60 499 193 or by mail to anmeldung@kunstraum.net.
For children from 6 to 12 years (plus a maximum of 3 months), PCR tests are valid for 72 hours and antigen tests for 48 hours. If 3 tests (including 2 PCR tests) are done within 5 days, the entry test also applies on days 6 and 7 (as with the "Ninja Pass" during school hours).
For children 12-15 years old, the 2.5G rule applies (vaccinated or recovered or PCR tested). The "Ninja Pass" does not count as an entry test, each PCR (school) test counts separately.
The workshops take place within the framework of the wienXtra-Kinderaktiv program.
Concept: Lena Lieselotte Schuster and Dorothea Zeyringer
Already in the 1980’s, the artist group Guerilla Girls asked the question "Do women have to be naked to get into the museum?" Named after the feminist pioneers who have been surveying representation in the field of art for thirty years, Kunstraum Niederoesterreich's GUERILLA GIRLS Workshop series provides a selective offer for girls in order to discuss issues such as emancipation and self-determination with young women.
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