From the Publisher’s website:
“Sibylle Jazra (*1973) combines fragments of culture and a biography of migration in powerful works. For the first time, this monograph brings together the overall context of her impressive work, which has been anchored from the very beginning in the examination of contemporary urgency. In various social contexts, Jazra combines common everyday objects and materials to create a personal narrative structure. She develops humorous and critical commentaries on the current social reality site-specifically and expansively, or as multilayered individual works.”
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Artist Website - Here
From the artist’s website:
“The Schwankhalle is the partner of the interdisciplinary research project ›Das Dynamische Archiv‹ of the University of the Arts Bremen. The online platform based on ›open source‹ logic brings together tools and methods of selected artists willing to share them with others. Upon the invitation of the Schwankhalle, the choreographer Eva Meyer-Keller feeds a speculative and subjective glossary of 100 objects into ›Das Dynamische Archiv‹. The objects play a pivotal role in her performances: everyday things like apples, adhesive tape or tampons. As individual ›entries‹, they encapsulate historical as well as hallucinatory, mundane as well as philosophical narrations that branch out to form a complex system of references. As an archive within the archive, ›Scores of Matters‹ plays with unsuspected possibilities of (dis-/re-)orders of things whose status we believe to know.”
Artist website - Here
The Dynamic Archive website - Here
Text From Sonntag’s Website:
“On a monthly basis, Sonntag gives an individual artist a platform to share not only their work, but also their memories and experiences. This is done on two levels. Firstly, the artist exhibits a project in a private apartment. This allows the viewers to connect and speak to the artist in a friendly environment. Secondly, the artist’s favorite cake, which is naturally infused with memories of their life experiences, is shared with the viewers. The cake is the point of collaboration between the invited artist, April Gertler and Adrian Schiesser. Through this social experience an exchange happens which creates a connection between the artist and the viewers.”
From the project website:
“Historical Records is an ongoing project of collecting commercially released vinyl records that document political events of the twentieth century. The collection contains over 700 LP’s of speeches and interviews of those who were in power and others who objected this power, of wars and peace agreements, human rights struggles and other radio broadcasts, of the events that shaped history from the invention of the phonograph to the fall of the Berlin wall. The project examines how recorded political events were commodified and what role sound documentation has in the interplay between personal and collective/national memory.”
Dani’s Website Here
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Text from NAMA’s website:
“Founded by designer Na'ama Ben Moshe in 2016, NAMA is an indie textile design studio based in Tel Aviv.
With a wide range of illustrated high-end textile items, we offer a way to lighten your surrounding and bring pop of joy into your home.
All of our products are designed and crafted by hand, with absolute attention to details and love, using the finest hand-picked materials.
It's all about having fun.”
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Kreuzer is a social integration project for young people and their families with the aim of supporting socially disadvantaged individuals in coping with everyday problems and developing realistic life perspectives. In different groups common goals are developed and conflicts are solved democratically and without violence. The participants learn key competences and to take responsibility for themselves and their actions. They are strengthened for their private, educational and professional path. We offer them meaningful leisure activities through experiential education projects and offers in the arts, sports, handicrafts and media sectors.
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From Patin-a Website:
“When people ask us what we sell we always reply: "Dirt for clothing", thus causing incredulous and amused looks on their faces. Who wants to spend money on something they can have for free - and naturally so? Sooner or later, dirt will come by itself to every garment - sometimes more, sometimes less.
Fortunately (for us) there are people in the film business and at theaters who do not want to do without our dirt any more. They are the staff of the costume departments! Costumes need a special treatment to be brought to life.
Our PATIN-A products breathe new life in a dead, sterile garment, thus allowing the actor to shine in a costume with an authentic appeal.”
Patin-a Website Here
Text from Greenbike’s Website:
“Greenbike is a small company founded in 2005 in Israel. We have made it our mission to develop the best and most functional e-bike there is! We focus on safety and innovation.
We offer tailor-made solutions for our customers so that our Greenbikes can also meet individual requirements. In addition, we offer a selected range of accessories that are perfectly matched to our bicycles.”
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