UPCOMING
Dance performance by Anna Lena Häußler, Demian Kern, Rosalie Stark
Saturday, 29.02.2020
Doors open at 8pm, performance starts 8.30pm
Please be on time
"Lost really has two disparate meanings. Losing things is about the familiar falling away, getting lost is about the unfamiliar appearing. There are objects and people that disappear from your sight or knowledge or possession; you lose a bracelet, a friend, the key. You still know where you are. Or you get lost, in which case the world has become larger than your knowledge of it." - Rebecca Solnit
The dance performance is a result of a year-long collaboration between dancers Anna Lena Häußler, Rosalie Stark and artist and musician Demian Kern, in which they explore shaking as state of being. The piece has been shown at Shoefrog and at We need more than one term for these big things curated by Melanie Ohnemus at Heiligenkreuzer Hof, both in Vienna.
Anna Lena Häusler (DE/AT) and Rosalie Stark (DE/AT) are performers based in Vienna. After their studies of dance and eurythmy at dance works, Berlin and Alanus Hochschule für Kunst und Gesellschaft, Bonn, they founded nun performing arts collective and have been realising dance performances and working in educational contexts for the past five years.
The dance performance takes place in the framework of Demian Kern's studio residency at Grimmuseum from 01.02 - 31.03.2020.
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STUDIO RESIDENCY:
Demian Kern
01.02 - 31.03.2020
Demian Kern (DE) is an artist working with painting, music and performance. Over the past years collaboration has often become the basis for his projects as in 1. Regionales Hauptfest Berlin (a fictional art fair together with more than 20 people, Mein Blau, Berlin, 2017); Aquerdate de mi (a painting project together with Alex Becerra, Weiss Berlin, 2017); Die Süsen Mäuse (band together with Marielena Stark, since 2018), and working together with the dancers Rosalie Stark and Anna Lena Häußler in 2019. He also found the project space Shoefrog together with Chantal Kaufmann and Parastu Gharabagi in Vienna. Painting is often used as a method to process the information that contribute to these activities, or coming out of them. He studied in the sculpture department at Kunsthochschule Weisensee Berlin and at Artcenter Pasadena.