#Logoskop zwei

Supported by the programme "Neustart Kultur" of the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.

• free of charge
  
• Book your ticket in advance online or at the box office in the foyer.
  
• from 14 years
  
• German
  
• Humboldt Lab, 1st floor
  

Frank Klötgen was born in Essen in 1968. He is the author of around 3,000 poems and song lyrics. For 25 years he has been active as a slam poet and net-literate on stages and online. In 1998, Frank Klötgen won the Pegasus Prize for Internet Literature from ZEIT and ARD-online for his hyperfiction "Aaleskorte der Ölig". He has taken part in poetry slams all over the world, including the ARTE-Webslam, the political slam of the Süddeutsche Zeitung, the German Boxing Slam Championships and the Oberhausen Short Film Slam. Solo and in changing teams, Frank Klötgen has won awards at numerous slam championships. His poems have been translated into English, Arabic, Italian, Czech and Bulgarian. He has toured Egypt, Bulgaria, Denmark, England and the Czech Republic with the Goethe-Institut and the Robert Bosch Foundation. He has given guest performances in the USA, Canada, India, Costa Rica, Madagascar and the Seychelles. He has also toured with his book constructions (Emirates Literature Festival, International Bookfair Abu Dhabi, museums and exhibitions in German-speaking countries).Frank Klötgen is also a DJ, former German vice-champion in skateboarding and an official member of the Munich Lach- und Schießgesellschaft.

Dalibor Marković was born in Frankfurt am Main in 1975. He lives alternately in Frankfurt and Mexico City. The spoken word poet has Croatian roots and is the son of a professional jazz musician. He came to writing through music and beatboxing. Dalibor Markovic has been performing on German stages and often internationally for almost twenty years. He has performed at book fairs and festivals in Paris, Moscow, Bogota and New Delhi, among others.In addition to four books and an EP, Markovic has published a lyrical USB stick. In 2014, Dalibor Markovic became the German-speaking poetry slam champion in the team competition. The stage poet and beatboxer gives writing workshops at educational institutions or guest lectures at universities.



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