Lichtspiele
- 9 February 17
- 8–11 pm
- Bob’s Pogo Bar
5 € for non-members, paid at the door.
Please RSVP at bobspogobar@kw-berlin.de
Enter at your own risk.
Jamie Crewe
Potash Lesson
Jamie Crewe, Potash Takes Spironolactone, 2016
For KW’s first Lichtspiele, artist Jamie Crewe presents Potash Lesson, a performance that considers the rights to representation. Potash Lesson draws on the history and style of popular lectures presented at the Paris Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital during the late 1800s (where hysterical women were encouraged to perform their symptoms for a public audience). This history is placed in parallel with Crewe’s personal reflections on one of their older video works, which depicts a model invited to sit in their capacity as a gay man, but who has since identified as trans. Traversing materials that include a mistranslated play, a scene of humiliation, and a chemical stimulant, this performance is a meditation on questions of trans visibility, feminine pathologization, and the interpersonal ethics of artistic collaboration.
Jamie Crewe is an artist, singer and a beautiful bronze figure with a polished cocotte’s head.
Part of project: Lichtspiele
Lichtspiele was KW’s new intimate screening and performance series based at Pogo Bar. Taking place at the beginning of each month, this monographic program presented works in dialogue with the artist and audience.
Curator: Mason Leaver-Yap.
Overview
2017–2018
The Wooster Group:
Rumstick Road
6 December 18
Jamie Crewe:
1 November 18
Leon Filter:
5 April 18
Kat Anderson’s Episodes of Horror:
1 March 18
Kat Anderson’s Episodes of Horror:
Gudo: A Wounded Spectacle, mit Skye Skyetshookii
1 February 18
7 December 17
Brett Story:
The Prison in Twelve Landscapes (2016)
2 November 17
Linda Goode Bryant and Laura Poitras:
5 October 17
Evan Ifekoya:
6 July 17
Ellen Cantor:
7 June 17
MYSTI:
11 May 17
Will Holder
6 April 17
Charlotte Prodger:
9 March 17