This discussion offers a platform for exchange between experts in the fields of art, society, and politics about: Transdisciplinary resonance to 690 voices against discrimination and violence against women from Germany. Come debate with us!

An event by Berliner Initiative gegen Gewalt an Frauen (BIG e.V.)
To register, please write to pr@big-berlin.info

Initiated by Franziska Greber, "Women in the dark" is an international, participatory, and transdisciplinary art project that makes an important contribution to the current debate on discrimination, violence, equality, and gender stereotypes.

In close cooperation with women’s and human rights organizations, "Women in the dark" has encouraged women around the world who are affected by these issues to write their experiences and injuries as well as their hopes and demands with red permanent marker on white shirts with the aim of making women’s voices heard. The Berlin initiative against violence towards women (BIG e.V.) and Der Paritätische in Bayern have reached around 150 organizations that encouraged 690 women from 12 German states to write their messages on white blouses in 40 languages.

These blouses will be exhibited as an installation in the Exhibition Hall and accompanied by other installations, sculptures, videos, sound recordings, and photographs that deal with these issues.

With the sublime, Stiftung Reinbeckhallen in cooperation with REITER Galleries presents a generous solo exhibition by Clemens Tremmel, who was awarded the Casper David Friedrich Prize in 2013. While at first glance his paintings recall the idealized landscapes of Romanticism, Tremmel's sometimes destructive process creates an irritation. The mutability and change of nature is artistically represented in his works in an idiosyncratic way with different materials and compositions. Tremmel (*1988) dissects, disturbs, shatters, or almost destroys the subject on his large aluminum panels and creates a fascinating liveliness. 

Fri–Sat | 12–6 PM
Entrance | Free

The work of Armenian artist Sam Grigorian includes a broad spectrum of works on paper, collages, and décollages. After Grigorian briefly discusses his works in the exhibition a touch of playfulness, participants will experiment with papers and colors. Materials and tools from Grigorian’s studio will be available for collaging, décollaging, and overpainting, and a large-scale mural will be made on paper provided by the artist during this two-day workshop.

The exhibition gives insight into the collection of the Stiftung Reinbeckhallen and that of its founder. It presents artworks by twenty-one artists from Germany and abroad. Grouped thematically, they will prompt viewers to consider how these particular artists, working across different media and continents, address similar concepts, such as perspective, time, materiality, identity, and technology, in distinct, yet playful ways.

Between 2004 and 2006, British photographer Paul Graham travelled across the United States and documented scenes of everyday life. Arranged in a series of 12 photobooks, first published by Steidl in 2007 and then by MACK in 2018, in an often poetic, fluid manner, allowing for multiple readings and associations to be made, Graham’s photographs will be exhibited in the Project Room of the Stiftung Reinbeckhallen for the first time. The latter edition will complement these photographs.

Now: Magnum Photos features current and ongoing projects by more than 15 international photographers. Each position, in its very own way, challenges the viewer to reflect about the new role and new possibilities of contemporary photography.

 

Now: Magnum Photos features current and ongoing projects by more than 15 international photographers. Each position, in its very own way, challenges the viewer to reflect about the new role and new possibilities of contemporary photography.

 

Now: Magnum Photos features current and ongoing projects by more than 15 international photographers. Each position, in its very own way, challenges the viewer to reflect about the new role and new possibilities of contemporary photography.

 

Now: Magnum Photos features current and ongoing projects by more than 15 international photographers. Each position, in its very own way, challenges the viewer to reflect about the new role and new possibilities of contemporary photography.

 

Now: Magnum Photos features current and ongoing projects by more than 15 international photographers. Each position, in its very own way, challenges the viewer to reflect about the new role and new possibilities of contemporary photography.

 

Alec Soth has been chronicling aspects of American life since the late 1990s. To complete his latest series, A Pound of Pictures, the Magnum photographer travelled across the US in search of people, places, and situations to photograph with his large-format camera. A selection of his images, taken between 2018 and 2021, will be presented at the Reinbeckhallen and will prompt visitors to consider the material and immaterial weight of photographs.

Alec Soth has been chronicling aspects of American life since the late 1990s. To complete his latest series, A Pound of Pictures, the Magnum photographer travelled across the US in search of people, places, and situations to photograph with his large-format camera. A selection of his images, taken between 2018 and 2021, will be presented at the Reinbeckhallen and will prompt visitors to consider the material and immaterial weight of photographs.

Alec Soth has been chronicling aspects of American life since the late 1990s. To complete his latest series, A Pound of Pictures, the Magnum photographer travelled across the US in search of people, places, and situations to photograph with his large-format camera. A selection of his images, taken between 2018 and 2021, will be presented at the Reinbeckhallen and will prompt visitors to consider the material and immaterial weight of photographs.

With the dance performance runners Hannah Schillinger picks up on the current Zeitgeist: just a moment ago we were running for capitalism’s sake without seemingly achieving a goal and now we are running to lay the ground for a sustainable future in time. Necessary, but the same is true for our bodies. How we treat ourselves reflects how we interact with the world.

Start: 20.30 PM. Admission is free of charge.