Projected Mountains and Future Fields
_by Stefanie Loveday (CAN/GER), Renée Rhodes (USA)
#collective #urban nature #urban transformation #geologic memory #embodied experience #anthropocene #exploration
27.06.15 / 13:00-14:30 / Part 1 _SOLD OUT
28.06.15 / 15:30-17:00 / Part 2 _buy your TICKET
DETAILS:
_duration: Part 1 (Drachenberg): 1,5 hours
Part 2 (Tempelhofer Feld): 1,5 hours_this tour takes place in 2 parts (that are non-repeating), and audience can participate in each of them independently
_language: EN
_number of participants: 20
_accessibility restriction: Part 1 not suitable for people with mobility problems
Starting point of Part 1: at the corner of Teufelsseestraße and Boyenallee / S-Bhf Heerstraße
27.06.15 / 13:00-14:30 / Part 1 _SOLD OUT
28.06.15 / 15:30-17:00 / Part 2 _buy your TICKET
DETAILS:
_duration: Part 1 (Drachenberg): 1,5 hours
Part 2 (Tempelhofer Feld): 1,5 hours_this tour takes place in 2 parts (that are non-repeating), and audience can participate in each of them independently
_language: EN
_number of participants: 20
_accessibility restriction: Part 1 not suitable for people with mobility problems
Starting point of Part 1: at the corner of Teufelsseestraße and Boyenallee / S-Bhf Heerstraße
Starting point of Part 2: entrance to Tempelhofer Feld at the corner of Herrfurthstraße and Oderstraße by the Tempelhofer Feld Info booth / U-Bhf Boddinstraße
EN /
In these tours we will imagine ourselves as a geological force while exploring two human-made topographies. The first tour explores Drachenberg, the second explores Tempelhofer Feld. During the tours we will build an experiential archive of place-memory: share movement exercises, emulating the slow, but not still, movements of mountains, trace the relationship between our bodies and the sun and share a rock toss ritual. Landscapes are made by those who imagine them and we are building tools for imagining together.
DE /
In diesen zwei Touren sollen sich die Teilnehmer*innen als geologische Kraft vorstellen, während sie zwei vom Menschen geschaffene Topographien erkunden. Die erste Tour führt zum Drachenberg, die zweite zum Tempelhofer Feld. Während beider Teile wird ein experimentelles Ortsgedächtnis-Archiv erschaffen von: Bewegungsübungen, der Nachahmung langsamer, aber nicht stillstehender Bewegungen von Bergen und dem Nachvollziehen der Beziehung zwischen Körpern und der Sonne. Landschaften werden von denen gemacht, die sie sich vorstellen und diese Tour hält Methoden bereit, um das zusammen zu tun.
_authors / guides:
Stefanie Loveday and Renée Rhodes started collaborating after what they thought would be a brief trip to the library. Three hours later they found themselves in the geology section, only a few feet from where they began, chatting about continental drift, relationships, and ways to record the places where they had been. They work together from living rooms and skype chats, ocean-sides and open fields from their bases in San Francisco and Berlin. In 2012 Stefanie and Renée were in residence at the Hammock Residency in Vancouver, BC, Canada and presented their participatory Rock Station project on board a ferry boat, in backyards and at Art Bank & Access Gallery.
Renée Rhodes makes videos, performances and writings. Recently she has shared work at Headlands Center for the Arts, Performance Studies International Conference #19, and Guesthouse Residency in Ireland. Stefanie Loveday makes photographs and hosts public workshops and has recently shared work at the Museo Leopoldo Rother in Bogotá, Colombia, and at Axis Gallery and SF Camerawork in California, USA.
Websites: www.stefanieloveday.com, www.reneearhodes.com
In these tours we will imagine ourselves as a geological force while exploring two human-made topographies. The first tour explores Drachenberg, the second explores Tempelhofer Feld. During the tours we will build an experiential archive of place-memory: share movement exercises, emulating the slow, but not still, movements of mountains, trace the relationship between our bodies and the sun and share a rock toss ritual. Landscapes are made by those who imagine them and we are building tools for imagining together.
DE /
In diesen zwei Touren sollen sich die Teilnehmer*innen als geologische Kraft vorstellen, während sie zwei vom Menschen geschaffene Topographien erkunden. Die erste Tour führt zum Drachenberg, die zweite zum Tempelhofer Feld. Während beider Teile wird ein experimentelles Ortsgedächtnis-Archiv erschaffen von: Bewegungsübungen, der Nachahmung langsamer, aber nicht stillstehender Bewegungen von Bergen und dem Nachvollziehen der Beziehung zwischen Körpern und der Sonne. Landschaften werden von denen gemacht, die sie sich vorstellen und diese Tour hält Methoden bereit, um das zusammen zu tun.
_authors / guides:
Stefanie Loveday and Renée Rhodes started collaborating after what they thought would be a brief trip to the library. Three hours later they found themselves in the geology section, only a few feet from where they began, chatting about continental drift, relationships, and ways to record the places where they had been. They work together from living rooms and skype chats, ocean-sides and open fields from their bases in San Francisco and Berlin. In 2012 Stefanie and Renée were in residence at the Hammock Residency in Vancouver, BC, Canada and presented their participatory Rock Station project on board a ferry boat, in backyards and at Art Bank & Access Gallery.
Renée Rhodes makes videos, performances and writings. Recently she has shared work at Headlands Center for the Arts, Performance Studies International Conference #19, and Guesthouse Residency in Ireland. Stefanie Loveday makes photographs and hosts public workshops and has recently shared work at the Museo Leopoldo Rother in Bogotá, Colombia, and at Axis Gallery and SF Camerawork in California, USA.
Websites: www.stefanieloveday.com, www.reneearhodes.com
Photo: courtesy of the artists