Salon 3.11
- Performance
- Dialogue
During the festival “Japan Syndrome” the “Salon 3.11” will open its doors in regular shifts, providing spectators with the opportunity to talk informally with the central figures of the festival in an intimate atmosphere. It all gets started with a talk between Stéphane Bauer, director of the Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanian and curator of the exhibition “Distant Observations: Fukushima in Berlin” (March 2011) and the filmmaker Hikaru Fujii. The Leipzig-based Japan scholar Steffi Richter, who edited the award-winning “Lesebuch Fukushima” last year, speaks with Tadasu Takamine. Members of the band Sangatsu discuss the lines of connection between post-rock and Zen Buddhism with Christoph Gurk. Journalist Peter Laudenbach interviews Toshiki Okada about his experiences as an exile to western Japan. In addition there are two open air events, at which the artist Yukihiro Taguchi hosts an “Open House” on the embattled grounds of the Cuvrybrache in Kreuzberg and another action in front of HAU2.
Salon 3.11 / Overview Admission free except for on 25.5.
2.5. , 17:30 / HAU1
Hikaru Fujii and Stéphane Bauer in conversation
German and Japanese with German translation
23.5., 17:30 / HAU1
Tadasu Takamine and Steffi Richter in conversation
German and Japanese with German translation
24.5., 15:00 / Cuvry-Brache*
Open House: “Dis-Cuvry – Confronting Comfort #1”
with Yukihiro Taguchi, Chiara Ciccarello and Lutz Henke
* Meeting point Schlesische Straße / Cuvrystraße
25.5., 18:00 / HAU1
Sachiko Hara: Hiroshima Salon
German and Japanese
26.5., 17:30 / HAU1
Atsuhiro Koizumi (Sangatsu) and Christoph Gurk in conversation
German and Japanese with German translation
27.5., ab 18:00 / HAU2 (Open Air)
Open House: “Confronting Comfort #2”
with Yukihiro Taguchi, Chiara Ciccarello and Lutz Henke
28.5., 17:30 / HAU1
Kyoichi Tsuzuki and Christoph Gurk in conversation
English
29.5., 17:30 / HAU1
Peter Laudenbach and Toshiki Okada in conversation
German and Japanese with German translation
Dates
Past
Location
HAU1
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