Roessler & Kratzer in the Mirror Maze

4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Hajusom

Amid a thicket of instruments and a labyrinth of mirrors, the duo takes the stage and plays timeless, tropical, dystopian, and hypnotic music on balafons, synthesizers, modified tongue drums, a Rhodes piano, drums, and a Kraut organ.

The Hajusom e.V. space in the Feldstraße bunker provides the perfect dimly lit and focused setting for this. Self-designed moving-image spaces expand in the reflections opposite them like an endless delay.

A project by the Chto Delat School of Emergencies that explores collective practices of repair and care in times of urban crisis.

The Urban Mending Lab – Between Repair and Apocalypses is a transdisciplinary art project by the Chto Delat School of Emergencies in collaboration with Hajusom. The project views the city as a space full of wounds, tensions, and fractures, while simultaneously exploring collective possibilities for healing, repairing, and reconnecting. The starting point is the bunker on the second floor at Feldstraße 66 in Hamburg. There, practice-oriented and research-based modules, seminars, and collaborative experiments take place. Artists, researchers, activists, and interested members of the public come together to explore forms of repair as an artistic, political, and collective response to urban crises.

Registration is open at any time.

Together with HALLO: Radio, we’re exploring the possibilities of broadcasting: What do I want to hear, and what do I want to share? What do the people around me or in my neighborhood have to say? What sounds can we record on the street, and what music goes well with them? We conduct interviews, produce short podcasts, go out onto the street to make audio recordings, and in the process learn about audio technology and how to produce and host a radio show. Finally, we’ll go on the air together, and the show will be broadcast on halloradio.net. 

Sign up anytime: info@hajusom.de

Artworkshop HH has been based in Hamburg since 2022. The project supports children and teens with refugee or migrant backgrounds. It offers free art workshops in German, Ukrainian, Russian, and English. Children and teens ages 5 to 18 engage in creative activities involving art, music, and movement. They draw, dance, and create large abstract works. The course is open to all and multilingual—in German, English, Ukrainian, and Russian. Classes take place once or twice per weekend. Each session is unique and led by different artists, dancers, and actors. Instructors: Bardia Esmaeilloo. Artist from Iran, based in Hamburg. He is a student at the HFBK.
Alisa Sizykh. Ukrainian artist and film director based in Hamburg.

Registration
artworkshops.hamburg@gmail.com

Dates: t.me/artworkshop_hh