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, 7 pm

Isa Genzken: Die kleine Bushaltestelle

Filmscreening at Bambi, Klosterst. 78, 40211 Düsseldorf
Admission free

, 3 pm

Guided Tours through the Exhibition

GUIDED TOURS THROUGH THE EXHIBITION IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH
Guided in German (3 p.m.) and English (4 p.m.).

, 7 pm

Collage Sculptures: Opening

, 4 pm

THOMAS ZIPP The Chips Are Down, 2013

Special Event of Thomas Zipp in the exhibition Comparative Investigation about the Disposition of the Width of a Circle

THOMAS ZIPP The Chips Are Down, 2013

Filmscreening with live musik, 30 min.   
Performance and Treatment with "KOREN HELMETS”

The artist is present. Location: Palazzo Rossini, Campo Manin, Venice

, 7 pm

Kunstkomplizen

Thematic guided tours by students from the Art History Institute, Heinrich-Heine-Universtität, Düsseldorf. Headed by Arne Reimann

Comparative Investigation about the Disposition of the Width of a Circle

Palazzo Rossini

Campo Manin 30124 Venedig, Italien
(between Accademia and Rialto Bridge)

Open daily: 10 am – 6 pm
Tuesday closed

, 7 pm

On the Obstinacy of Things - an other Phlenomenmology of the World of Things

Lecture by Prof. Dr. Hans Peter Hahn, Frankfurt

Cultural Studies have focused for a long time on the media-related qualities of things. In recent times there has been a shift towards ways of percieving things and acting with them which thwart functional classifications.
Followed by a thematic program of artist´ films

, 7 pm

Night of the Museums

Guided tours with the KAI 10 team as well as electronic sound experminets by Elektrohorror (Sven Vieweg).

, 7 pm

William Engelen - Compositions for String Quartet

Concert with the Sonar Quartett, Berlin
Falten for string quartet, 2012
Verstrijken for Sonar Quartett, 2012 (debut performance)

, 7 pm

Physical Processes in Art

An evening with Nora Schattauer and a lecture by Prof. Dr. Joachim Schlichting, University of Münster: "The Inconceivable speaks to us in pictures - on the mutual relationship between art and science"
Hosted by Julia Schleis and Ludwig Seyfarth

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