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26.09.2024, 07:00 pm

Belia Zanna Geetha Brückner 
A good theory in theory 
poster frame serien “Re-Framing”
Opening with cheesecake

22.06.2024, 03:00 pm

Steps through stories – Collective walk along Waller Heerstraße (EN)
with Bubu Mosiashvili

> limited number of participants, please register via office(at)gak-bremen.de

21.04.2024, 03:00 pm

nearly all types of honey crystallize
Guided tour with Victor Artiga Rodriguez & Dawoon Park (EN)

02.04.2024, 07:00 pm

nearly all types of honey crystallize

Artists of the Binational Artistic PhD Program of HfK Bremen
Exhibition Opening
19 h speeches, 20 h concert by Christian Rosales Fonseca, Dj-Set and Honigbrot

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  • Julien Bismuth: Abîmes, 2011. Detail. Courtesy: Galerie Parisa Kind, Frankfurt. Photo: Peter Podkowik

Prof. Dr. Christian Wagenknecht
In this Great Time. Karl Kraus in the World War

03.03, 07:00 pm

In reference to the current exhibition “Julien Bismuth. The Ventriloquism Aftereffect”, Prof. (retired) Dr. Christian Wagenknecht will discuss who the figure Karl Kraus was and what media-aesthetic impact the name of the Austrian writer stands for. The background of the publishing activities of the intellectual Kraus in the first four decades of the 20th century will be put into a political and cultural-historical context. One focus will be on the journal Die Fackel (1899 -1836), which was founded by Kraus, and the tragedy Die letzten Tage der Menschheit (1915-1922), which he wrote.

Christian Wagenknecht was born in 1935 and has been a professor at the Department of German Philology at the University of Göttingen since 1972 (emeritus 1998). His research areas are questions of metrics, the Goethe era and Karl Kraus. He received his doctorate on Das Wortspiel bei Karl Kraus (Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht 1965, (2)1975) and is editor of the collected writings of Karl Kraus (Suhrkamp Verlag, 1986 ff.)

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Thu 03 Mar 2011, 07:00 pm

A lecture to the exhibition “Julien Bismuth. The Ventriloquism Aftereffect”.

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