Open Experiment Week at the House of Statistics #001
The Mobile Foyer is a spatial experiment that deals with the question of what a space of gathering must look like in order to dissolve the separation between guest and host. First and foremost, the Mobile Foyer forms an arrival on site and a contrast to the hustle and bustle of Alexanderplatz. The audience is invited to warm up physically in the Caravan Foyer before entering each event in the stage space, called OTTO, in order to clear their heads for new impressions after a long day.
Bring whatever you're reading or whatever you need to feel like home in the living room.
PROGRAM
**open daily from 3pm with tea, coffee and cake
+++ 28th March, 7pm #workshop "How to disturb?"
 +++ 31th March, 4pm #Lecture Performance.
"Nudity in Art"
+++ 01st April, 10am #24h Breakfast
+++ #Prediction to go

WORKSHOP
“How to disturb?”
What is a disturbance?
When do you feel disturbed?
And what disturbs you?
A disturbance in the operational process, image disturbances, artifacts, signal disturbances or simply 
irritations in everyday life as a disturbance. The workshop will introduce artists* and groups who work with disturbances as their medium. Together we will develop prototypes for possible, productive disturbances.

PERFORMANCE: 24h BREAKFAST
This day is not about the program. It's not about the fact that, as with a visit to the cinema, it's already more or less clear on the way there what to expect. In most cases, you will have seen a trailer beforehand. For Breakfast, there is no trailer and no blurb. It's somehow about coming together and taking 24h time for each other. In the overtiredness to get out of the trained order and to go differently with each other into the conversation. Rowing a bit in the direction of paradise. 24-hour breakfasts. Short naps are of course allowed, there are beds and sofas. There will be live music and a breakfast TV corner, from which moderated conversations will be broadcast live on the Internet.



Mit 
FutureLeaks: Anna de Carlo
Performative Soziologie: Dr. Robert Jende
Karuna Sozialgenossenschaft: Jörg Richert
Karneval der Kulturen: Geraldine Hepp
JobCenter: Susanne Aßmann-Horny 
Push Push Arts: Tim Habeger
Boxerin: Petra Graf
Artist Way: Tycho Pfäfflin
Inkarnator: James Edmond
Enttäusche Mich: Rahel Savoldelli, Tancredi Volpert, Daniel Wittkopp
Jacke verloren: Vladimir Stramko & Gäste
u.v.m.

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