Oyster Tea Party (Part. II)

In the organizer's words:

Oyster Tea Party Pt. 2 " The Loneliness of a Summer Rain "

A Night of poetry surrounded by two days of exhibition

(DE)

Oyster Tea Party is a project for the love of DIY art. Instead of a static, printed fanzine, which we also greatly appreciate, Oyster Tea Party aims to create a dynamic place where poetry can be experienced directly and collectively.
Twelve artists & writers invite you to share their stories through " The Loneliness of a Summer Rain " - a zine you don't just read, but experience in real time.

This issue is an invitation to everyone who has to stay in the city during the summer. It's about experiencing the melancholy of scorching days and sad thunderstorms, as if the only cure was a nightly walk through the warm puddles of the city.

(In French, German & English)

11.07: 4 - 10 pm (performances from 6 pm)
12.07: 3 - 8 pm

With the works of:

Mylène Ben Osman (Video Game), Nelly Corsten (Installation/Video), Oyèmi Hessou (Photography), Mathis Lamarre (Photography), Janika Kungl (Painting), Dana Melaver (Installation/Video), Hendrikje Streiter (Sculpture, Nisnamra Yrogérg (Animation)

And poetry performances by:

Blo, caemilion, Jeanne Möschler, Liv Pastori, Marie Stremmel & Marit Thelen

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(OYSTER TEA PARTY)

Oyster Tea Party is a project born out of a love for DIY art. Instead of a static, printed fanzine, which we also greatly appreciate, Oyster Tea Party wants to create a dynamic space where poetry can be experienced directly and communally through words and art.

Twelve artists & writers invite you to share their stories about " The Loneliness of a Summer Rain "- a zine that you don't just read, but experience in real-time, for the second time this year at r100 Projectspace.

This edition is a whisper for anyone caught in the city's summer spell. It's about breathing in that bittersweet hum of days that blur into heat and thunderclouds heavy with something unsaid, until the only escape is a late night walk through the heated remnants of rain.

(In French, German & English)