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20 Jahre Radialsystem: Temporary Title, 2026 – In the Middle, Somewhat Rehearsed
Date details
- Date Saturday, 12/September/2026 14:00 bis 18:00
- Venue Radialsystem V
- Address Holzmarktstraße 33, 10243 Berlin-Friedrichshain
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20 Jahre Radialsystem: Temporary Title, 2026 – In the Middle, Somewhat Rehearsed
Exhibition by Xavier Le Roy
20 Jahre Radialsystem: Temporary Title, 2026 – In the Middle, Somewhat Rehearsed 1
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“Temporary Title, 2026 – In the Middle, Somewhat Rehearsed” is a work by Xavier Le Roy, presented for the first time as a rehearsal process open to the public as part of “20 Years of Radialsystem,” before premiering at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris in November 2026.
In this environment, composed of a mosaic of carpets in varied patterns and colours, movement, sculpture, matter, and sound come together to weave relationships founded on presence. On the Deck of Radialsystem, visitors can enter and exit freely, while the 14 performers embody and incorporate a succession of metamorphoses that transform both their presence and the space, creating various ways of being together.
In this environment, composed of a mosaic of carpets in varied patterns and colours, movement, sculpture, matter, and sound come together to weave relationships founded on presence. On the Deck of Radialsystem, visitors can enter and exit freely, while the 14 performers embody and incorporate a succession of metamorphoses that transform both their presence and the space, creating various ways of being together.
Artists/Collaborators: Xavier Le Roy (Konzept), Scarlet Yu, Alice Heyward, Zeina Hanna, Lee Mun Wai, Elena Rose Light, Cary Shiu, Jäckie Rydz, Alexandre Achour, Connor Scott, Yurika S. Yamamoto, Ying TingAn, Alex Viteri Arturo, Denise Lim , Xdzunúm Trejo (Mit)
A production by Le Kwatt. Co-produced with Festival d’Automne Paris, Radialsystem, and Taipei Performing Arts Center. Supported by the Île-de-France Regional Directorate of Cultural Affairs (DRAC) and KINDL – Center for Contemporary Art.
“Temporary Title, 2026 – In the Middle, Somewhat Rehearsed” is presented as part of “20 Years of Radialsystem.”
Media partners Radialsystem: The Berliner, tip Berlin, taz – die tageszeitung, Radio 3
“Temporary Title, 2026 – In the Middle, Somewhat Rehearsed” is presented as part of “20 Years of Radialsystem.”
Media partners Radialsystem: The Berliner, tip Berlin, taz – die tageszeitung, Radio 3
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