![[Translate to English:]](/fileadmin/_processed_/e/3/csm_Foto_fuer_Ankuendigung__credits_%40_Anani_Dodji_Sanouvi_9d38593c23.jpg "[Translate to English:] Foto: Anani Dodji Sanouvi")
Salon für Ästhetische Experimente: CURVERSATION
In the Open Lab at Einsteinufer, fellow Anani Dodji Sanouvi is in conversation with guest Christiane da Cunha, moderated by Michelle Christensen and Florian Conradi.
Salon für Ästhetische Experimente
Salon für Ästhetische Experimente is the series of events where the international fellows and alumni of the Graduate School of the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK), coming from different artistic disciplines, share their ongoing work and research with the Berlin public in diverse formats. The aesthetic experiment is driven by curiosity, it chooses to challenge rather than to affirm. Therefore Salon für Ästhetische Experimente has become a platform for creative and speculative proposals, interventions and activities initiated by the fellows. The events take the form of conversation, presentation, projection, workshop or performance to prepare a refreshing ground for discussing and questioning contemporary artistic processes, new modus operandi, research questions and current projects in a public context.
![[Translate to English:]](/fileadmin/_processed_/3/9/csm_Foto_fuer_Ankuendigung__credits_%40Sermin_Gueven_bf21ba0280.jpg "[Translate to English:] Foto: Şermin Güven")
Salon für Ästhetische Experimente : Investigating the many levels of water
The salon evening of the associate Julia Lazarus takes place at diffrakt in Schöneberg. She presents her video installation and is in conversation with Şermin Güven and Simone Hain.
![[Translate to English:]](/fileadmin/_processed_/6/c/csm_heater_e8cabe7002.jpg "[Translate to English:] Foto: João Enxuto & Erica Love")
Salon für Ästhetische Experimente: political drifts
The fellows Erica Love, João Enxuto and Tekla Aslanishvili will address the potential of artistic media film to capture complex, spatially and temporally distributed processes. Moderated by the fellow Sybille Neumeyer.
Salon für Ästhetische Experimente: If I Told You, Would You Believe?
The event series continues at KW Institute for Contemporary Art featuring a presentation and open conversation with Okhiogbe Omonblanks Omonhinmin
Salon für Ästhetische Experimente: A SONIFIED PORTRAIT OF A DISAPPEARING LANDSCAPE
An evening with Adnan and Nina Softić and composer Thies Mynther at KW Institute for Contemporary Art, focusing on an instrument that emits data from the Arctic as sound
Salon für Ästhetische Experimente: On Reciprocity
Salon evening with Som Supaparinya and Amy Lien & Enzo Camacho to launch the new cooperation between the DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program and the Graduate School
#18 She Smiled as Though She Were Squinting at the Future Through Heavy Smoke
An infrastructural inaugurations is a mixture of architecture, monument, and sculpture, with a tension of performativity and fragility. An evening with fellow Salwa Aleryani and guests, moderated by Ovül Durmuşoğlu.
(Cancelled) #17 Presents
"Presents" is an exhibition of short video works that don’t require an abled or physically present body in order to be performative. Curated by our fellow Romily Alice Walden and Frances Breden.
(Cancelled) Words Don’t Come Easy: A Conversational Screening
“Words Don’t Come Easy” is a conversational screening with the two previous film works by Yalda Afsah (in collaboration with Ginan Seidl) and Didem Pekün, who have been deeply engaged with different interpretations of documentary filmmaking as an artistic form.
(Cancelled) Landscape as Assembly Point
Can we gather to reckon with history? Salon # 17 „Landscape as Assembly Point“ with the fellows of the Graduate School Salwa Aleryani, Anthony R. Green, Rindon Johnson, Mariam Mekiwi and guests.
#16 A Discussion About Harriet Jacobs
Composer/performer Anthony R. Green will discuss his recent research related to the life of Harriet Jacobs in the Salon titled "Enslavement, Isolation, Sexual Abuse, and the Brain: a discussion about Harriet Jacobs".
#15 Words for Struggle: How to Unearth Liberatory Languages Buried by History?
The salon #15 titled "Words for struggle" is concerned with the question how to unearth liberatory languages buried by history. A conversation with Övül Durmusoglu and Marwa Arsanios.
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