Daily: free Guided Tour of the Exhibition Phoebe Washburn: Regulated Fool’s Milk Meadow
Time: 6 p.m.
Lunch Lectures - Wednesdays, 1 p.m.
The lunch lecture - a special kind of lunch break - offers an inspiring encounter addressing a specific theme in the exhibition and is followed by a lunch buffet.
Admission: € 9 / reduced: € 7
Forms in Process: Changeable Material in the Work of Phoebe Washburn
Dr. Elisabeth Klotz
18.07., 22.08., 26.09., 03.10.
inside out – A Change in Perspective in Phoebe Washburn’s Work
Katja Sander
25.07., 15.08.
Spontaneous Architecture. On Chance and Intention in Washburn’s Post-Minimalist Constructions
Vivian Kea
01.08., 12.09., 10.10.
Nature - Sculpture - Factory
Alexandra Heimes
08.08., 29.08.
Anti-Form as a Phenomenon in Phoebe Washburn’s Works
Dr. Melanie Franke
05.09., 19.09.
Keynote Tours - Sundays, 11:30 a.m.
Each tour focuses on a special aspect of the exhibition. Afterwards brunch at the Café.
Admission: € 12 / reduced: € 9
The Displacement of Space - Architecture in Motion
Vivian Kea
15.07., 02.09., 14.10.
Art as an Organic Process,
Dr. Melanie Franke
22.07., 05.08., 19.08., 07.10.
Architecture and Landscape in Washburn’s Installations,
Alexandra Heimes
29.07., 26.08., 09.09., 23.09.
Synergies of Art and Everyday Culture in the Work of Phoebe Washburn,
Katja Sander
12.08., 16.09., 30.09.
SPECIAL EVENTS
14.07.2007, 11:00 a.m..
Curator’s/Artist’s Talk
The curator of the show, Joan Young, presents the discussion between Phoebe Washburn and the catalogue author Ben Hamper. Known in the United States for his collaboration with Michael Moore, Hamper in the 1990s published an autobiographical documentation on his time as an employee of General Motors.
The tour will be held in English.
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25.08.2007, until 2 a.m.
21st Long Night of the Museums
Parallel to the exhibition Phoebe Washburn: Regulated Fool's Milk Meadow, Deutsche Guggenheim presents a children’s program for 5- to 10-year olds from 4 to 6 p.m. in the exhibition hall and the roofed atrium. Starting at 10 p.m., the filmic portrait “About Phoebe Washburn” by Moritz Wulf, a BOOMTOWNmedia-production, will be screened as a loop in the atrium of Deutsche Bank.
You can find the complete program of the Long Night of the Museums at www.lange-nacht-der-museen.de
Admission for the Long Night of the Museums: € 12, reduced € 8, program for children: € 5
30.08.2007, 7 p.m.
On the Relation of Art and Sculpture, lecture by Wolfram Putz / Thomas Willemeit, GRAFT
The architects Wolfram Putz and Thomas Willemeit belong to the internationally renowned architect’s office GRAFT, which, among others, conceived the successful design hotel Q! in Berlin. Their lecture is dedicated to the relation of space and sculpture in contemporary architecture.
27.09.2007, 7 p.m.
Form and situation - Sculpture in the 21st Century, lecture by Dr. Brigitte Franzen
The scholar of art and cultural studies, Brigitte Franzen, studied art history, German literature, sociology and cultural anthropology in Karlsruhe, Marburg and Vienna. She has been working since 2005 as curator for contemporary art at the Westfälische Landesmuseum in Münster and in 2007 is curator of "sculpture projects münster". Her academic and curatorial work is focused on the relationship between art, landscape, architecture and the public.
09.10.2007, 7 p.m.
“About Phoebe Washburn”, screening of the artist’s portrait with a short introduction
Location: Lichtburg-Forum Berlin, Behmstraße 13, 13357 Berlin
Information under (030) 49988151 or at info@lichtburgforum.de
If not otherwise specified, all events take place at the Deutsche Guggenheim.
All lectures in German unless otherwise indicated.
For English and French lectures please contact (030) 20 20 93-18.
PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
02.09.2007 - Family Brunch in the Deutsche Guggenheim, 11.30 a.m.
Adventure Art (for 4- to 12-year-olds) and a guided tour through the exhibition. Afterwards there is a brunch in the Atrium of the Deutsche Bank.
Admission: € 12, Children over 12: € 8; Children to 12: € 5
A Second Life: Recycled Sculptures
Can one create art out of found objects? The New York-based artist Phoebe Washburn says “yes” and builds a house made of wood and paper in which she lets grass grow. We will take a look at her little “grass factory” and afterwards build our own figures using cardboard, egg cartons and newspaper.
Duration: approx. 1.5 hours
Admission: € 5
09/04/2007- Children’s Program for 4- to 6-year-olds, 4:00 p.m.
09/05/2007 - Children’s Program for 6- to 12-year-olds, 4:00 p.m.
For reservations please call (030) 20 20 93-11
If not specified otherwise, all events will be in German and take place at the Deutsche Guggenheim.
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