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Saturday
9/23
12 pm
Workshop: Eco-Printing – Natural colours

The HDKV is exhibiting two artists who have dyed flags and fabrics with collected walnuts, bark and certain roots. We want to trace this technique. How do you dye a fabric a certain colour? And how does it work with patterns? Art educator Diana Frasek will show you how to achieve impressive results using natural dyes such as onion skins, turmeric powder and avocado peels.

Bring: Cloth bag or T-shirt.

Booking: admin@hdkv.de

Cost: €7 per person

Sunday
10/1
2 pm
Guided Tour

Sofie Weber guides through the current exhibition ›Tracing a Seeping Terrain‹. An interactive spatial installation by the artist duo Eloïse Bonneviot and Anne de Boer.

Wednesday
10/4
5 pm
Guided Tour
Thursday
10/5
7 pm
Bar Blau

DJ sets, drinks and guided tours of the current exhibitions.

Thursday
10/12
6 pm
Lecture: Theresa Hößl ›Kampf ums Klima – Wird der Klimawandel vor Gericht entschieden?‹

Credits: Julian Beekmann

The European Union, the Federal Republic of Germany, Volkswagen AG and Shell plc – all these and many more have already been sued by climate activists and NGOs for effective climate protection. The wave of climate lawsuits has been more or less successful: In the case of Shell plc, however, a Dutch court ruled that Shell must indeed reduce its CO2 emissions by about half. Is such a decision conceivable in Germany? Can climate change really be decided and fought in court?

Theresa Hößl is a doctoral candidate and research assistant at the Institute for Foreign and International Private and Commercial Law at the University of Heidelberg, chair of Prof. Dr. Marc-Philippe Weller. Her research focuses on the imputability of emissions in corporate groups and the value chain.

Sunday
10/15
2 pm
Guided Tour

Sofie Weber guides us through the current exhibition ›Tracing a Seeping Terrain‹. An interactive installation by the artist duo Eloïse Bonneviot and Anne de Boer.

Wednesday
10/18
5 pm
Guided Tour
Sunday
10/22
2 pm
Guided Tour

Mehveş Ungan guides through the current exhibitions.

Thursday
10/26
6 pm
Artist Talk: Sybille Neumeyer

Credits: S. Schmidt

SYBILLE NEUMEYER is an interdependent artist, curator and researcher focusing on ecological relations.

 

Her work is based on post-disciplinary research, collaboration, and non-linear, polyphonic (hi)storytelling. Through installations, walks, lectures and video essays, she explores the intersections of the loss of biocultural diversity, more-than-human health and the climate crisis.

 

Exhibitions (selection): Charité Berlin (DEU), Art Laboratory Berlin (DEU), Onassis Stegi (GRC), Kunsthaus Dresden (DEU), EXiS (KOR), ZKM Karlsruhe (DEU), Museum für Naturkunde Berlin (DEU).