LABA Berlin
FELLOWSHIP EXHIBITION 2022 OCTOBER 1-22nd
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The theme of the LABA Berlin 2022 Fellowship Exhibition is “Broken.” Featuring 8 artists representing a diversity of Jewish identities and artistic practices, the works on display pull from literature, opera, film, psychoanalysis, mythology, disability studies, and personal experience. They take history, real and imagined, to explore the rocky, recursive, and often disjointed path from breaking to recovery after trauma. Some artists engage with the moment of rupture, some interrogate the promise of reparation and repair, while others explore the shapes of the broken pieces.
Broken follows 2021’s Chosen, which offered its own explorations of isolation, suffering, and fracture. If Chosen confronted the impossibility of perfect equality and democracy, then Broken offers a vantage point to interrogate the myth of and longing for wholeness.
The works on display suggest that not every break can be repaired, nor does it need to. Instead, brokenness introduces a negative capability: to work with what we have, to trace the shape of our own jagged selves.
All Programing will take place at CLB on Moritzplatz
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October 1 LABA Berlin “Broken” exhibition opening (19-22:00)
October 2 Jews! Jews! Jews! Drag Show (19:30 tickets required)
October 3 “Broken Heart, Broken Country” Perel and Jalda Rebling in conversation (17:00)
October 6 “Wonder” performance with Alex Stolze, Tamar Grosz and Daniel Gerzenberg (19:00)
October 7 “The Zweig Project” performance with Tomer Dotan-Dreyfus, Susanna Hurrell and Daniel Gerzenberg (20:00)
October 9 “The Zweig Project” performance with Tomer Dotan-Dreyfus, Susanna Hurrell and Daniel Gerzenberg (19:00)
October 13 “Talmudic Abstractions of Gender: Anti-trans and Antisemitic Conspiracy Theory Past and Present” Roey Victoria Heifetz in conversation with Naomi Alizah Cohen (19:00)
October 15 "Meine Forschung zum O" book launch with Tomer Dotan-Dreyfus (19:00)
October 18 “The Little Book” performance reading by Rachel Libeskind, Julia Bosson and Gur Liraz (19:30)
October 19 “Can Women Reclaim Jewish Tradition?” Ella Ponizovsky Bergelson, Yael Attia and Rebecca Blady in conversation (19:00)
October 20 Screening of RUSOLO VENTURES with director Wal Solon followed by Q&A (19:00)
October 21 “Crip Prophetics” performance by Perel (20:00)
October 22 Finissage featuring Jungle Hebrew Hymns - a live music performance by Gal Naor and a live set by Alex Stolze and Ben Osborn (19:30)