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Künstlerinnengespräch »A house and two windows«
Date details
- Date Monday, 02/November/2026 17:30
- Venue Schaubude Berlin
- Address Greifswalder Straße 81-84, 10405 Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg
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Artist Talk on the Exhibition »A house and two windows«
Künstlerinnengespräch »A house and two windows« – Holzkonstruktion in Schaufenster mit Besen, weissen Gummistiefeln und Bauwerkzeug, Spieglung der Strasse und Personen im Hintergrund.
© Myriam Jacob-Allard
Künstlerinnengespräch »A house and two windows« – Holzrahmen mit Besen, zwei weißen Schuhen und kleinem Bildschirm in Schaufenster. Obere Beleuchtung und dunkler Hintergrund.
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Künstlerinnengespräch »A house and two windows« – Schaufenster mit rosa Vorhang, Holzlöffel an der Wand, Bügeleisen, Fahrradschlüssel und ein Bild eines Eisbergs auf hellem Boden und Wand.
© Myriam Jacob-Allard
Künstlerinnengespräch »A house and two windows« – Zwei Schaufenster bei Nacht, links mit rosa Lamellenvorhang, rechts Besen auf Holzboden. Schriftzug "Bude" über linkem Fenster.
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An artist talk with Myriam Jacob-Allard will take place on November 2 at 5:30 pm in the foyer of the Schaubude Berlin. Moderated by Beate Absalon. Objects and fragments of bodies are raining into a house that is in the process of being built – or demolished. There are traces of movement, haunted by the bodies that once performed them. Reassembled in new ways, they tell a story that brings together different biographies and times, taking place amongst life, death and whatever lies between. This year’s festival contribution by the artist Myriam Jacob-Allard from Montreal creates a polyphonous temporality in the display windows of Schaubude Berlin between the past, present and future. Remains become living archives, movement potentiate and influence each other mutually in a domestic theatricality that welcomes the coming chaos.
Installation Myriam Jacob-Allard Collaboration kinethic sculptures Orlando Helfer Rabaça Collaboration installation Simon Plouffe Collaboration scenography Ugo Ballara
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© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum Europäischer Kulturen / Ute Franz-Scarcigalia; CC NC-BY-SA
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