Zwischen Macht und Zweifel. Performative Audiotour. Programm zur Ausstellung "Hin und weg. Der Palast der Republik ist Gegenwart"

In the organizer's words:

How does this place between old and new - between power and doubt - affect our bodies if we listen a little more closely?

A special tour that is also an artistic performance. You yourself are both audience and performer. On this unusual journey through the Humboldt Forum, you will encounter the recent history and architecture of this place with a special focus on the body and the senses. You will be accompanied by a choreography consisting of a musical soundtrack, suggestions for training body awareness and the senses, statements by those involved in the project and interview excerpts from the collection of the Humboldt Forum Foundation in the Berlin Palace.

The audio tour is an adaptation of the artistic performance "Listening Bodies" from 2021, which was developed and realized by Gabriele Reuter, Marcelo Schmittner and Charlotte Virgile together with the participants. The performance took place as part of "Moving the Forum".

After the tour, you will have the opportunity to talk to those involved in the project.

• Concept: Listening Bodies Projects (Gabriele Reuter, Marcelo Schmittner)
• Texts: Gabriele Reuter
• Sound composition, editing and mixing: Antu La Banca, Marcelo Schmittner
• Audio production: Listening Bodies Projects
• Speakers: Francisca Vera, Gabriele Reuter
• Original sound: Participants of the performance project "Listening Bodies" 2021 Gerard Jonczyck, Hanna Pirot, Christiane Sterz, Kerstin Bretschneider, Isidora Oyarzún
• Excerpts from interviews collected by the Humboldt Forum Foundation at the Berlin Palace: Prof. Dr. Jörg Haspel, Dr. Bruno Flierl, Dr. Sabine Bergmann-Pohl, Frank Arnd

- free of charge

- Please arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before the start. The performance will mainly take place outside.

- Meeting point: Foyer

- from 12 years

- Language: German, English

- max. 30 people

- Belongs to: There and gone. The Palace of the Republic is present