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++ Work Overview & Growing +Exchange Pool
by Dean E. Stephanus and Laura Ziegler ++
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Upcoming events :
Zentrum für Literatur, DE --- June 2023
Kartoffel Jazz, Zine Publikation, 2023
Neuer Essener Kunstverein, DE
PairiDaezaclub, Installation , 2023
Book Fair, Kunstverein Hamburg, DE
Airy Tales, Performancelecture, 2023
Kunstverein Hamburg, DE
Lecture with Pairidaezaclub, Digital Burg, 2023
Zentrum für Literatur, DE
proformfilmklub #8, 2023
Neuer Essener Kunstverein, DE
“Betriebsfeier” Group show/Jahresgaben 2022
Halle für Kunst Lüneburg, DE
Homeless Cities, a Masterplan, Zine Publikation, 2023
Halle für Kunst Lüneburg, DE
Publications
2023 “Commons”, Zentrum für Literatur, DE
Thank you to the following funds :
Behörde für Kultur und Medien 2022,
BayernInnovativ Stipendium 2022
Neustartkultur 2021
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German Airy Tales, 2023
BookFair, Kunstverein Hamburg, DE
This dialogue reading explores the biographies of Robert Pilatus and Mabel Grammer and their impact on Afro-German history and social environments. Pilatus gained notoriety as a member of Milli Vanilli, a pop duo but their journey was marked by controversy. Grammer played an integral role in the "Brown baby plan," which arranged the adoption of mixed-race children in post-war Germany. Both biographies illustrate the concepts of black identity in action and the impact of societal notions of race and identity. The music genre Schlager and Farian's choices regarding Milli Vanilli's aesthetic and exoticism also reflect societal notions of race and identity. These figures remind us of the power of identity in shaping experiences and society.
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BookFair, Kunstverein Hamburg, 2023
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PairiDaezaClub with Nabila M. Attar, Dean Stephanus and Laura Ziegler
Kartoffel Jazz, 2023
Print Zine
Kartoffel Jazz is a loose conversation, an abstract that delves into the interconnections between music, culture, and politics in Germany and the United States. The written conversation dives into a range of topics and references, from the movie "Soul Man".
The conversation expands on the establishment of diplomatic German institutionst through music export, its ambiguous soft power, and the impact of African American US soldiers and North American music on German society.
Classic Title
Homeless Cities, a Masterplan, 2022
Zine Publikation
Paintings framed
Halle für Kunst Lüneburg, DE
old work - cooperations 2021-2019
Werbung
www.mussster
ben.org
Alle Videos
die-arbeit.infoTV
Episode 1,5 coming soon
(Audio Version)
die-arbeit.info TV Episode #1
with the editorial staff of hilfe magazine:
Katja Diefenbach, Helmut Draxler, Stephan Gregory and Ingrid Scherf, and guest archivist Adrian Djukic
In die-arbeit.infoTV's first episode
the former editorial staff of the magazine “Hilfe” reports on the 1990s and the collective drive towards self-organization. A conversation about increase in value, cultural capital, symbolic and representative factors, as well as the quality of common arguing.
for the transcribed interview with hilfe magazine check
the first issue die-arbeit.info ZINE.
The current issue brings together discussions with the editors of the ‘Art Workers Book‘ (Airi Triisberg, Minna Henrikson), the former editorial staff of the newspaper “Hilfe” (Katja Diefenbach, Helmut Draxler, Stephan Gregory, Ingrid Scherf), and Adrian Djukic, as well as a conversation with Vasilena Gankovska, a representative of the „IG Bildende Kunst“, Vienna.
Airi Triisberg and Minna Hennrikson tell of the emergence of their self-organized initiatives in the contemporary art world, of useful reforms, such as a ‚FairPay‘ for artists, and eventually the question of revolutionary considerations, such as an unconditional basic income.
To buy the Zine click HERE:
https://material-verlag.hfbk-hamburg.de/material/423-die-arbeitinfo
OR click HERE to get if for Free.
For further reading of
hilfe magazine please check the
link below:
https://archive.org/details/SechsteHilfe1999
Book ad for sabotage buch
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Background video footage of :
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Reading Corner
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viewings/collabs/workshops
die-arbeit.infoTV @ Kunstverein Harburger Bahnhof, DE / 2021
die-arbeit.info Workshop with Rasperries&Diamonds @ Kunstverein Langenhagen, DE / 2021
die-arbeit.infoTV @ Kunstverein Hamburg, DE/ 2021
die-arbeit.info Workshop @ Lothringer13, Munich, DE / 2020
die-arbeit.infoTV with Maximiliane Baumgartner @ Kunstverein München , DE / 2020
die-arbeit.info Workshop @ fahrenderraum, Munich, DE / 2020
Werbung
www.park-fiction.net
—📺🔦core team—
Puppeteer: Sidney Logan
Set Assitance: Pola Schulten
Set design: proformFilmklub
TV mastresse: Juno Meinecke
Costumes: Barbara Baumgartner
Studio band: Nabila Attar+Magnus Hvidfeldt
🧠 : Stephan Janitzky
Art Workers
Material Conditions and Labour Struggles in Contemporary Art Practice
Edited by:
ERIK KRIKORTZ, AIRI TRIISBERG & MINNA HENRIKSSON
Berlin/Helsinki/Stockholm/Tallinn 2015
Link:
http://www.art-workers.org
Airi Triisberg and Minna Hennrikson tell of the emergence of their self-organized initiatives in the contemporary art world, of useful reforms, such as a ‚FairPay‘ for artists, and eventually the question of revolutionary considerations, such as an unconditional basic income.
Click on their website for further information or order our zine with their contribution.
Songtext #1
Ling Shady
Student, Yale University
-die Arbeit.infoTV workshop @ fahrenderraum / 2020, Munich DE
die-arbeit.info Workshop Song book, Fahrender Raum Munich, DE
Werbung
https://igbildendekunst.at
die-arbeit.info Workshop Rehearsals
Hafensolo, Niki, 8 Jahre alt/ Harp Solo by Niki, 8 years old
die-arbeit.info Workshop Music Video von/by Yousuff+Salimata
Sabotage in the American Workplace: Anecdotes of Dissatisfaction, Mischief, and Revenge. by. Martin Sprouse (Editor)
die-arbeit.info withMaximiliane Baumgartner
Received letters about work by anonymous visitors @Kunstverein München, 2020
Art Workers
Material Conditions and Labour Struggles in Contemporary Art Practice
Edited by:
ERIK KRIKORTZ, AIRI TRIISBERG & MINNA HENRIKSSON
Berlin/Helsinki/Stockholm/Tallinn 2015