Vernissage – Losing Ground Gallery<\/p>\n
Vernissage and guided tour by artists and curators on January 26, 2024<\/p>\n
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7PM Protagon Performing Arts space<\/p>\n
Artists present<\/p>\n
We believe that art, in dialog with culture and society, reflects its time, changes with it and within it. It is political. And it is not objective, because it is a human production, with all its contradictions. We want art and theater to be accessible to all and to go beyond the walls of the museum and the institutional theater; we want to relate them to the space we leave, to our neighborhoods, streets and gardens.<\/p>\n
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This year’s theme is \u201cLoosing Ground” – metaphorically, but also practically, we are losing our land, our soil, our planet and our heritage. How can art, music and theater help to raise public awareness and inspire political action?<\/p>\n
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Within this framework, the Losing Ground Gallery provides space for regional, national and international artists to present and exhibit their works – paintings, sculptures, film, video art, visual art, photography and literary works – as well as for workshops and performances.<\/p>\n
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Artists:<\/p>\n
Val\u00e9rie Abeloos and Chiara Zanzi<\/p>\n
( Belgium & Italy)<\/p>\n
Darya Blyshchuk ( Ukraine )<\/p>\n
Charlotte Rahn ( Germany )<\/p>\n
Kemelo Sehlapelo ( South Africa )<\/p>\n
Michael Schmidt ( Chile )<\/p>\n
Jule Seibel ( Germany )<\/p>\n
Burnt Places e.V (Germany )<\/p>\n
Yaryna Kvitka ( Ucraine )<\/p>\n
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more Information about the exhibition and the program of the artists:<\/p>\n
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