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Bilder im Kopf. Dialogische Kunstvermittlung zum Hören und Tasten
Pictures in my head. Dialogical art education for listening and keys
Event by: Allgemeiner Blinden- und Sehbehindertenverein Berlin gegr. 1874 e. V.
Location: Bärenzwinger im Köllnischen Park, Rungestraße 30, Berlin - Mitte
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Talks & discussions, Exhibitions
About event
For reasons of space, the number of participants is limited to 20 people. If you are interested in our inclusive offer, please contact us by 030 901837461 or by email to [email protected] at the latest.
You can reach it with the U2 or the bus lines 165, 200 and 265, stop "Märkische Museum".
You will also reach our gallery with the U8, stop "Heinrich-Heine-Straße", as well as with the S3, S5, S7 and S9, stop "Jannowitzbrücke". is surrounded by a grid system. We are sure that you will find it!
If necessary, we also offer a pick-up service from the “Märkisches Museum” stop and from the “Heinrich-Heine-Straße” stop. In this regard, we ask you to inform us at the latest one day before the event whether you would like to use this service. Please also let us know which of the two stations you arrive when and how we recognize them.
How can blind, visually impaired and sighted people get into conversation through works of art? The event "Images in the head As part of the exhibition "Politics of Being Heard", the team of the Bärenzwinger invites people with and without visual impairment to exchange ideas about selected exhibits. The selected works of art are not announced in advance. Let yourself be surprised! In addition to the description, interesting background information is also conveyed to the works.
Katrina Blach (see) and Sebastian Schulze (blind).
The exhibition "Politics of BEING HEARD" asks what it means to be heard - in everyday life, in institutions and in artistic contexts. The focus is on dealing with barriers that make it difficult or prevent access: physical, structural and social. The bear kennel, a listed place with limited accessibility, becomes part of the argument itself. The exhibition sees itself as an open process: it makes structural exclusions visible and asks how spaces must be designed so that more people feel heard - not as an exception, but as a natural part of cultural public. The artistic contributions show that exclusions are deeply anchored in social structures - and open up new perspectives on visibility, responsibility and care. In cross -media installations, videos, photographs, textile work and sculptures, make you experience how complex accessibility is - and ask the question of the conditions under which participation in art and society is possible. #Bärenzwingerberlin #kunstausstiel #Zeitgenössischekunst #BerlinArtscene #barrier -Freiheit #Accessibilitymatters #disabilityawaress #careculture #Chaben #Accessibilityinart #katrinbittl #Sohyelee #anikalednárová #Contemporaryart #Criticalart #artandaccessibility #careandResponsibility #nothingaboutushoutus
You can reach it with the U2 or the bus lines 165, 200 and 265, stop "Märkische Museum".
You will also reach our gallery with the U8, stop "Heinrich-Heine-Straße", as well as with the S3, S5, S7 and S9, stop "Jannowitzbrücke". is surrounded by a grid system. We are sure that you will find it!
If necessary, we also offer a pick-up service from the “Märkisches Museum” stop and from the “Heinrich-Heine-Straße” stop. In this regard, we ask you to inform us at the latest one day before the event whether you would like to use this service. Please also let us know which of the two stations you arrive when and how we recognize them.
How can blind, visually impaired and sighted people get into conversation through works of art? The event "Images in the head As part of the exhibition "Politics of Being Heard", the team of the Bärenzwinger invites people with and without visual impairment to exchange ideas about selected exhibits. The selected works of art are not announced in advance. Let yourself be surprised! In addition to the description, interesting background information is also conveyed to the works.
Katrina Blach (see) and Sebastian Schulze (blind).
The exhibition "Politics of BEING HEARD" asks what it means to be heard - in everyday life, in institutions and in artistic contexts. The focus is on dealing with barriers that make it difficult or prevent access: physical, structural and social. The bear kennel, a listed place with limited accessibility, becomes part of the argument itself. The exhibition sees itself as an open process: it makes structural exclusions visible and asks how spaces must be designed so that more people feel heard - not as an exception, but as a natural part of cultural public. The artistic contributions show that exclusions are deeply anchored in social structures - and open up new perspectives on visibility, responsibility and care. In cross -media installations, videos, photographs, textile work and sculptures, make you experience how complex accessibility is - and ask the question of the conditions under which participation in art and society is possible. #Bärenzwingerberlin #kunstausstiel #Zeitgenössischekunst #BerlinArtscene #barrier -Freiheit #Accessibilitymatters #disabilityawaress #careculture #Chaben #Accessibilityinart #katrinbittl #Sohyelee #anikalednárová #Contemporaryart #Criticalart #artandaccessibility #careandResponsibility #nothingaboutushoutus