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Following the motto Sounds of Berlin, this year’
Following the motto Sounds of Berlin, this year’s theme of the Long Night of Museums, the Gropius Bau invites visitors to a night filled with sound and artistic explorations, reflecting on the city’s multiplicity of voices.
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Lange Nacht der Museen im Gropius Bau
Various voices that are shaping today’s cultural landscape are present in the Gropius Bau through performance, workshops, installations and tours. With installations by the Gropius Bau’s 2023 Artist in Residence Pallavi Paul and works by Mimi Ọnụọha and Elisa Giardina Papa as part of Ether’s Bloom: A Programme on Artificial Intelligence. The exhibition hall will be open for a long night of music, dancing and storytelling.
Fabmobil at the Gropius Bau
18:00–23:00, Workshop, South terrace
Within the framework of Ether’s Bloom: A Progamme on Artificial Intelligence, Fabmobil invites visitors to experience different AI technologies in an open format. With supervisors on their side, they can create their own visuals and incarnate them through laser cutting or textile printing techniques.
Guided Tours in different languages
18:35–22:10, Meeting point: foyer
In this tour, staff members of Gropius Bau give insights into the curatorial framework and their own impressions and readings of the exhibited artworks.
- 18:35–19:05 Italian
- 19:00–19:30 German
- 19:20–19:55 Turkish
- 19:40–20:15 English
- 20:00–20:30 Arabic
- 20:20–20:50 Turkish
- 20:40–21:10 Arabic
- 21:00–21:30 German
- 21:20–21:50 Russian
- 21:40–22:10 English
Resting: Convening with Hanita Firoozmand and Andrea-Vicky Amankwaa-Birago
19:00–21:00, Convening, Resonance Room
Can what we think of as rest be transformed into practices other than just sleeping? And how can we reverse the act of awakening? This meditative effort invites us to slow down, to look within and around ourselves, to attend to our bodies, to lay them down and yield to the guidance of a curated sequence of sounds.
The practice of resting has become a form of resistance especially for Black people, to survive in our machine-level pace of our culture and surviving the trauma of the terror of poverty, exhaustion, white supremacy and capitalism (see Tricia Hersey, Rest is Resistance: A Manifesto).
This event is part of the becoming neighbours programme conceived by the Gropius Bau’s Neighbour in Residence hn. lyonga.
DJ-Set
21:00–23:00, Summer terrace
Tickets for the Long Night of Museums 2023:
- Regular tickets are available
from 14.08.2023 HERE.
Additional information
Meeting point: Gropius Bau
Price info: Ticktes are available on the website of the Lange Nacht der Museen
