Bruder, 3. – 11. August 2024

BRUDER ("BROTHER")

3 - 11 August 2024
A guest at Weltkunstzimmer
Performances, concerts, discourse, exhibition

Sat. August 3, 2024 and Sun. August 4, 2024
4 p.m.
Dance-Performance „Beyond Borders“
Paul Calderone
Louiz Rodrigues

Dance-Performance "Brother"
Daniel Smith
Thomas Huy Bassbariton

Performances Sat + Sun Admission 12,- / 10,-

7 p.m.
WIlder Weizen / Vocals + Guitar
Uli Thiess + Pierre Wrobbel

Fr, August 9, 2024
6 p.m.
Artist talk
with Georg Imdahl

Sa, August 10, 2024
5 p.m.
Lecture “System + Error”
Frank Urbaniok

7 p.m.
Pieces for cello duo
Cosima Gietzen
Gilad Kaplansky

Sun, August 11, 2024
4 p.m.
Pieces for solo piano
Aleksandar Filic

Bass-baritone and piano accompaniment
Thomas Huy
Aleksandar Filic

More information yvonneschweidtmann.com

Exhibition with works by
Arteaga-Silva Jerónimo / Fotografie
Bernstein Thomas / Bildhauerei
Peter Ewig / Foto-Archiv
Fujii Takaya / Salzobjekte
Lausch Stefan / Zeichnung, Malerei
Masaki Nakao / Installation Objekte
Neumann Thomas / Märztage-Lesung
Pomme de Boue / Künstlerkollektiv Mosaik
Reuter Markus / Bildhauerei
Schweidtmann Yvonne / Malerei
Stoltmann Agata / Fotografie
Takeuchi Masami / Malerei
Takeuchi Takakazu / Bildhauerei
Watanabe Yumi / Fotografie

Opening times
Sat, Sun 2 p.m. – 8 p.m.
On Fri, august 9, 2024 4 - 8 p.m.

Dance performances, painting, sculpture and installations, photography, singing, concertantes, plus talks (Prof. Georg Imdahl, Düsseldorf) and a lecture (Prof. Frank Urbaniok, Zurich). The program of the BRUDER project unites a variety of artistic positions from different disciplines to create an exciting encounter.

“Especially in today's times of conflict, we feel committed to the idea of approaching one another by understanding the different cultural, ethnic, gender and religious backgrounds as an opportunity to do justice to the task as artists of opening up a space that is both critical and positive”

We approach the concept of brother on different levels, be it on a biographical-familial level or the ideological-philosophical aspects of the concept of brotherhood, which since the French Revolution has become synonymous with a solidarity that unites nations, social classes, genders and religions.

With the kind support of: Cultural Office of the City of Düsseldorf / WELTKUNSTZIMMER / C. Bechstein