PERSPEKTIVE Fund - the winning projects in 2023
PERSPEKTIVE is a Franco-German fund for contemporary art and architecture initiated by the Office of Visual Arts of the Institut français d'Allemagne and the French Embassy in Germany. It is supported by the Goethe Institute, the Institut français and the Ministry of Culture.
Published on 23/02/2023
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Fleur de peau, terre à vif / Ulrike Mandrake
"Fleur de peau, terre à vif / Ulrike Mandrake" is an exhibition in two parts and two locations, presenting the work of Nils Alix-Tabeling, a young French artist who lives and works in Montargis. Nils Alix-Tabeling examines the legacy of the terrorism of the 1970s through different media: paintings, performances, sounds, and objects.
Participants
Nils Alix-Tabeling (Artist, France)
Organisers
Le Parvis, Tarbes (France), Dortmunder Kunstverein, Dortmund (Germany)
Slurs
We live in an era in which language is increasingly politicised and instrumentalised: it is as much a vector of aggression as of solidarity. While the latter has received much attention, it is equally important to understand the dynamics of linguistic violence, its rhetorical and philological sources and its affective impact. The Slurs project looks at dialects and insults specific to particular languages. While Slavs and Tatars focus on Eastern Europe, the Caucasus region and Central Asia from the perspective of minorities in Berlin, this geographical area of study will expand to include research on diasporas in a French context.
Participants
Pickle Bar, Beyond the post-soviet collective...
Organisers
Slavs and Tatars (Germany), Relais Culture Europe (France)
The Moon Also Rises
'China to Launch Artificial Moons to Light Up Night Skies', was the headline in 2018. These synthetic moons were said to be designed to save electricity by lighting up the night sky in Chengdu, Sichuan, from 2020. Manipulations of the Earth's atmosphere are already operational in our daily lives in very mundane, unobtrusive and insidious ways. Artificial weather events are implemented in our infrastructures; from shopping malls to laboratories, while tear gas and other pollutants are used as weapons to make the air unbreathable. The well-tempered is a science fiction work by artists, thinkers and writers. Invited to reflect on the relationship between atmosphere and discipline, the contributors imagine a meteorological world unfolding in two performative chapters; one in Paris, the other in Berlin. Participants Jade Barget (Curator, France), Andrés Baron (Artist, France), Wang Yuyan (Artist, France), Nile Koetting (Choreographer, Germany), Thuy-Han Nguyen-Chi (Artist, Germany), Tianzhuo Chen (Artist, France), Elizabeth Gabrielle Lee (Artist, USA), Xia Jia (Author, Canada) Organisers Soft power very soft (Germany), Trauma Bar und Kino (Germany), Espace Niemeyer (France)