2 September 2023, 5pm-9pm
3 September 2023, 11am-5pmr
Waldraum (Forest Room), in the garden of the Brücke-Museum, 2021 © photo: Anika Büssemeier
From 19 August - 3 September Po:era Collective will host the second edition of the artistic residency and site-specific festival ONSITE in collaboration with Brücke-Museum in Berlin.
The self-organised residency will take place at the garden and outside workshop space Waldraum (“forest room”) of Brücke-Museum. The museum houses the world’s largest collection of works by members of the group Die Brücke (“The Bridge”), an early 20th-century German expressionist movement.
During this year’s residency local artists from the neighbouring LebensWerkGemeinschaft will join the program and share their working spaces with the participating resident.
Po:era will structure and accompany the collective and individual creative process during the residency period and organise workshops, labs and inputs on site-specific research. The artist collectives Gob Squad and Club Real will share their artistic approach and methodology of working in everyday-situations and in dialogue with the more-than-human world.
The artistic experimentations, actions, interventions or projects will be presented during the festival from 2 - 3 September 2023 in dialogue with the history and inhabitants of the forest as well as the museum and neighbourhood of Dahlem.
Program on Saturday
5pm
Live Set with Anderson Kaltner
6 pm
Welcome with Po:era
6:30pm
Cztery Oczy (Four Eyes) from Julia Romas
6:30pm-7:30pm
Interactive Journeys
6:45pm
All Around Us from Samaquias Lorta
7:30pm
Owner of Herself in collaboration with Maju Passos and Celo Dut
8pm
If a Tree Falls (notes on observation) from Omar Adel
Program on Sunday
12-3 pm
Interactive Journeys
1 pm
Workshop: Instructions to Shape the Impermanence with Viviane Tabach and Clay
2pm
All Around Us from Samaquias Lorta
3pm
DON’T TOUCH from Thomas Mayer
4pm
Secret Performance
More info:
https://instagram.com/onsite_festival
This project is part of the initiative DRAUSSENSTADT, funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Europe and the Foundation for Cultural Education and Cultural Consulting.