Category: lectures
for MAPS (MasterPhotographyandSociety) at KABK (Hogeschool der Kunsten Den Haag) in May 2023
A workshop with the artist collective bankleer at the MAPS studio, to gain insight into the world of activist art. In this workshop you will learn different techniques of how to engage with a specific audience with a focus on public spaces. bankleer is renowned artist collective known for their innovative and impactful activist art interventions in public spaces and will share their tools and techniques by explaining different projects. Examples will include long term projects as well as small projects. Students are asked to bring their own ideas or concepts of how you want to engage with your project to an audience to the table and share with the group. If possible, please come prepared with photos or sketches of your project ideas.
lectures / performances / works / 2018
Cartel Urbano 17/oct/2018 Causas
En la última edición del festival de cine comunitario y alternativo Ojo al Sancocho, un taller de arte se centró en problemáticas que afectan a esta localidad, como lo es el de las fronteras invisibles. A través del performance, la videoinstalación, la actuación y la escultura, la intención fue sembrar una semilla crítica en los participantes.
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lectures / performances / works / 2018
parade, workshops, performances, salons, installations, architecture, cooking and exhibtion – initiated by re:form e.v. and bankleer, 27. may – 23 sept. 2018, Eden, Oranienburg
125 years ago, 18 vegetarians in Oranienburg founded the oldest still existing settlement of the life reform movement. They called her Eden: like the Garden of Paradise. more
Catalog presentation, Kunstraum Munich, April 24, 2017, 7 p.m.
The Berlin artist group bankleer presents its current catalog, a documentation about their project Die Irrenden. Europäische Defigurationen, that took place at Max-Joseph-Platz last summer in Munich. With sounds (Patrik Catani) and recitations of Die Irrenden. Europäische Defigurationen as well as inserts of Bachtin, Rabelais and the political artist as Pantagruel (with a performance by Olaf Becker and an introduction by Daniela Stöppel). more