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• CONVERSATION | Truly, Madly, Deeply - A Conversation around Populists and Cults •
With Lavinia Xausa, and Mihai Gui
Tuesday 1 December
18:00 - 20:00 (doors open 17:30)
Free Entrance with a reserved seat: https://roodkapje.stager.nl/Roodkapje%20Workshops%20/tickets
Coming with someone in your household? Book a duo-ticket!
As part of the HCA 2020 program, resident artist Lavinia Xausa organises and hosts a series of events that allows both her audience and the artist to dive deeper into her practice. Spanning an ongoing research trajectory into the relationships between notions of cults and populism, the goal of this project is to further engage with these topics in both theoretical and practical sense.
This conversation event and its connected workshop [link] are an in-depth way to continue research on various forms of expression that are the foundation of Lavinia’s upcoming solo-exhibition at Roodkapje in 2021.
During this event, Lavinia and fellow visual artist Mihai Gui will lead a conversation about national populism, cults and right-wing speeches. Digging up the oddest corners of the Internet, they will share with the audience their fascinations, references, and personal works. While Mihai is particularly fascinated in spotting similarities between right-wing politician’s agendas and speeches, Lavinia aims to investigate the religiousness of these political structures.
The conversation will be open to the audience, and no preparation or specific knowledge is needed to participate, so feel free to join the talk and share your feelings!
PRACTICAL
This event is organised in line with the current COVID-regulations of the RIVM and Dutch government. Please check this page regularly should regulations change.
To ensure your safety and that of others, we ask you to comply to Roodkapje’s seating placement.
As per December 1 wearing a face mask is mandatory for all visitors of Roodkapje
Do not come to this event if you do not feel well or have COVID-like symptoms such as nose cold, fever, couching or shortness of breath.
THE HAMBURGER COMMUNITY OF ART (HCA)
The Hamburger Community of Art (HCA) is Roodkapje’s year long residency and development trajectory for young and emerging artists, based on the principles of experimentation, collaboration, and developing new artistic practices. What can artists learn from each other? How can (young) artists stimulate their development collectively? And, how can they find new and intriguing ways to connect to diverse audiences?
The Hamburger Community of Art 2020 is realised with the kind support of de Gemeente Rotterdam, Stichting Ondernemersbelangen Rotterdam, Stichting Bevordering van Volkskrant, Pieter Bastiaan Stichting, Elise Mathilde Fonds, Fleur Groenendijk Foundation, and Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds
Free Entrance with a time slot: https://roodkapje.stager.nl/web/tickets
• EXHIBITION | A Firefly Sits on an Electric Fence Reflecting on Light by Danielle Hoogendoorn & Jonathan van Doornum •
Curated by Rawad Baaklini & Tiiu Meiner
30 October - 21 November >> EXTENDED till 5th of December
Open Tue - Sat: 17:00 - 21:00
Free Entrance
A group of remarkable characters gather amongst peculiar contortions as the worlds of Danielle Hoogendoorn and Jonathan van Doornum collide.
An extraordinary trilogy is woven through three rooms as Hoogendoorn’s animals and van Doornum’s sharp compositions invite the audience to part-take in a contemporary allegory. Depicted through animal portraits, dramatic quilts and ceramic farm animal heads, Hoogendoorn captures striking sceneries of fable-like creatures alluding to a greater plot. These playful scenes are juxtaposed with the polished poetics of van Doornum’s installations. Metal and nature harmonise to reveal relatable myths that occur as mere consequences of existing. His antennas catch the essence of the future, past and present, and present them to us as plots to absorb.
Both artists suggest a much needed disruption in our linear lives, as they call to a reckoning the need to break out. Hoogendoorn’s work reminds us to ask what are the morals of our individual stories, while van Doornum frames a mythical tale that depicts us and escapes us until the end of time.
PRACTICAL
Please reserve a free timeslot via out ticketshop and check our website for Corona info. https://roodkapje.org/coronavirus
DANIELLE HOOGENDOORN
Hoogendoorn works with concepts of magical realism wherein animals are used as a gateway into aesthetic and critical self-exploration. Balancing between the boundary of kitsch and dark humour, Hoogendoorn uses ominous backgrounds with playful animal motifs to catch the audience’s attention. Portrayed in rather perilous settings, the animals engage in a representation of human activities. This unveils her simultaneous fascination with animals and their innocence, while questioning our own human (perhaps pompous) role in the world.
JONATHAN VAN DOORNUM
van Doornum’s work is mystical in its compositional qualities, while soberly sleek in its aesthetics. His work explores the pinnacle of when tangible transforms into intangible, and the otherworldly potentials of this point. His aluminium rods present themselves as lines through space-- present in their sturdy metal bodies yet delicate and acclimatizing to their surroundings. The poetics of his installations tell a narrative of ultimate truths; ones we can all relate to, and ones we will always experience.
CURATORS: RAWAD BAAKLINI & TIIU MEINER
Rawad Baaklini is a Rotterdam based Lebanese designer and curator and Tiiu Meiner is a Rotterdam based Estonian writer and curator. Together they combine techniques of poetry, institutional critique and story telling to create compelling narratives in their work.
THE HAMBURGER COMMUNITY OF ART (HCA)
The Hamburger Community of Art (HCA) is Roodkapje’s year long residency and development trajectory for young and emerging artists, based on the principles of experimentation, collaboration, and developing new artistic practices. What can artists learn from each other? How can (young) artists stimulate their development collectively? And, how can they find new and intriguing ways to connect to diverse audiences?
• Workshop | Truly, Madly, Deeply - 2 days of an Ultra’s physical and audio experience•
2-day workshop series with Lavinia Xausa, Marta Wörner and Kiki Luitwieler
Saturday 5 December & Sunday 6 December
10:00 to 17:00 both days
This workshop is limited to 10 participants*
Participation is free: please apply by sending your motivations to participate to lavinia.x@live.it
please note: this workshop takes place at two different locations!
As part of the HCA 2020 program, resident artist Lavinia Xausa organises and hosts a series of events that allows both her audience and the artist to dive deeper into her practice. Spanning an ongoing research trajectory into the relationships between notions of cults and populism, the goal of this project is to further engage with these topics in both theoretical and practical sense.
Following the conversation event of 1 December [link], this 2-day workshop event will further explore Lavinia’s research in a physical and sound-based way. The two sessions will be led by choreographer Marta Wörner and professional musician Kiki Luitwieler.
*: By booking a ticket to this workshop you commit to participate in both sessions.
*Day 1: Movement workshop with Marta Wörner at TIME WINDOW*
5 December - 10:00 to 17:00
Location: Time Window, Teilingerstraat 120, Rotterdam
Working with very physical and concrete tasks, choreographer Marta Wörner aims to enrich Lavinia’s research starting from the body experience of the means and meaning of two broad concepts: togetherness and belonging.
Based on the understanding that the body has an inherent knowledge which is activated by experiencing and observing movement, this workshop will be constructed around the metaphorical image of the movement and kinetics of water as an element. Water can wrap and welcome the body, making it safe, but can also push it in a determined direction, like a wave the forces on to follow.
During this first day of the workshop, Marta will guide participants to individual and collective task-based improvisations. These exercises will produce the visual material to create an actual performance at the end of both workshop days.
*Day 2: Performance workshop with Kiki Luitwieler and Marta Wömer at ROODKAPJE*
6 December - 10:00 to 17:00
Location: Roodkapje, Delftseplein 39, Rotterdam
During the second day of the workshop, supervised by Marta Wörner and professional musician Kiki Luitwieler, the participants of day 1 will develop a live soundscape and choreography to produce a performance as final outcome of the workshop.
Inspired by the work and research of both Lavinia and Marta, Kiki will work together with the participants to produce a musical score that recalls the most evocative elements of the workshop: water, the crowd, the acts of supporting and demonstrating. With the use of a sound recorder and looping station, Kiki will record participants separately as she wil compose a live soundscape to be used and implemented during the performance.
The final performance is set to last around 5 minutes and will be professionally recorded.
PRACTICAL
This workshop is developed in line with the current COVID-regulations of the RIVM and Dutch government. Please check this page regularly should regulations change.
To ensure your safety and that of others, we ask you to comply to Roodkapje’s seating placement.
As per December 1 wearing a face mask is mandatory for all visitors of Roodkapje and Time Window
Do not come to this event if you do not feel well or have COVID-like symptoms such as nose cold, fever, couching or shortness of breath.
THE HAMBURGER COMMUNITY OF ART (HCA)
The Hamburger Community of Art (HCA) is Roodkapje’s year long residency and development trajectory for young and emerging artists, based on the principles of experimentation, collaboration, and developing new artistic practices. What can artists learn from each other? How can (young) artists stimulate their development collectively? And, how can they find new and intriguing ways to connect to diverse audiences?
The Hamburger Community of Art 2020 is realised with the kind support of de Gemeente Rotterdam, Stichting Ondernemersbelangen Rotterdam, Stichting Bevordering van Volkskrant, Pieter Bastiaan Stichting, Elise Mathilde Fonds, Fleur Groenendijk Foundation, and Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds
Grab your bored roommates, venture out into the real world and follow the traces of De Tapijttegels all the way through the center of Rotterdam to enter their secret headquarters. If you make it on time and bring their lost treasures, they might reward you with an exclusive *real-life* performance. If not, at least you made it out of the house. But beware: Winners don't fall from the sky. You will have to master multiple channels to find your way.
📣Disclaimer📣
- Due to the duration of the event it is highly recommended to come by bike. Time is of the essence when moving from one place to the next.
- As parts of the event take place outside, make sure to dress accordingly.
- Tickets are limited! Booking a ticket is a commitment to participate.
https://roodkapje.stager.nl/%20%22Climb%20the%20Firewall%22/tickets
- This is Roodkapje event, but this is not the starting location. You will receive the starting location !not Roodkapje! prior to the beginning of the hunt.
"Roodkapje's Hamburger Community of Live resident Louisa Teichmann is excited to invite you to Climb the Firewall, an interactive *real-life* scavenger hunt throughout Rotterdam."
*Participating Artists:*
De Tapijttegels
De Tapijttegels is a duo ensemble comprised of Sid Dankers and Nadia van Essen. A skilled kazoo player, and a trained nose-flautist who combine their qualities in analogue live performances in which dusty, yet electrifying sounds are created.
During the interaction of this somewhat naive orchestrals duo, they examine the context and immediate environment in which they are located. Their new tape will be released soon!...
@de_tapijttegels
Roos Groothuizen
Roos Groothuizen is an independent media artist and designer who dances on the borders of interaction, theater, intervention, web, film, games and animation. Also a proud member of Telemagic: an open media-lab trying to make sense of the mysteries that revolve around digital technology.
https://roos.gr/ @roos.gr @telemagic.online
Kendal Beynon
A writer & designer currently situated in the realm of experimental publishing, she aims to find the in-between of these fields through hacking, subversive design and dissemination.
WEB: https://tr0pisms.hotglue.me/ & @tr0pisms
Camilo Garcia
Visual Artist interested in exploring printed matter and digital publishing possibilities to expand narratives, propose questions and speculate answers.
WEB: https://camilogarcia.info/ & @jackrackjack
Federico Poni
Artist, well known as cyber-pigeon. Interested in the relationship between human/machine, in his research he tries to understand something more about the complexity of the techno-social-ecosystem.
federicoponi.it/
Floor van Meeuwen
Designer and organiser of events made by and for artists. Working in collectives as content writer for Volkssnakkel newspaper, organized eclectic events with Droom& Vreesmann and part founder of Spread Zinefest.
@floorvanmeeuwen
Jacopo Lega
Active in the fields of graphic design and art direction, as Amphibia he focuses on printed matter and solid aesthetics in an effort to comprehend and expand the wholesomeness of the cultural experience, today.
@amphibia011
Image by Jacopo Lega and Cyanne van den Houten
Special thanks to Galerie de Jalouzie (https://www.facebook.com/galeriedejaloezie322), Poing Arcade (https://www.facebook.com/poingarcade), Maurik Stomps(http://maurikstomps.nl/)
• Workshop | Truly, Madly, Deeply - 2 days of an Ultra’s physical and audio experience•
2-day workshop series with Lavinia Xausa, Marta Wörner and Kiki Luitwieler
Saturday 5 December & Sunday 6 December
10:00 to 17:00 both days
This workshop is limited to 10 participants*
Participation is free: please apply by sending your motivations to participate to lavinia.x@live.it
please note: this workshop takes place at two different locations!
As part of the HCA 2020 program, resident artist Lavinia Xausa organises and hosts a series of events that allows both her audience and the artist to dive deeper into her practice. Spanning an ongoing research trajectory into the relationships between notions of cults and populism, the goal of this project is to further engage with these topics in both theoretical and practical sense.
Following the conversation event of 1 December [link], this 2-day workshop event will further explore Lavinia’s research in a physical and sound-based way. The two sessions will be led by choreographer Marta Wörner and professional musician Kiki Luitwieler.
*: By booking a ticket to this workshop you commit to participate in both sessions.
Day 1: Movement workshop with Marta Wörner at TIME WINDOW
5 December - 10:00 to 17:00
Location: Time Window, Teilingerstraat 120, Rotterdam
Working with very physical and concrete tasks, choreographer Marta Wörner aims to enrich Lavinia’s research starting from the body experience of the means and meaning of two broad concepts: togetherness and belonging.
Based on the understanding that the body has an inherent knowledge which is activated by experiencing and observing movement, this workshop will be constructed around the metaphorical image of the movement and kinetics of water as an element. Water can wrap and welcome the body, making it safe, but can also push it in a determined direction, like a wave the forces on to follow.
During this first day of the workshop, Marta will guide participants to individual and collective task-based improvisations. These exercises will produce the visual material to create an actual performance at the end of both workshop days.
Day 2: Performance workshop with Kiki Luitwieler and Marta Wömer at ROODKAPJE
6 December - 10:00 to 17:00
Location: Roodkapje, Delftseplein 39, Rotterdam
During the second day of the workshop, supervised by Marta Wörner and professional musician Kiki Luitwieler, the participants of day 1 will develop a live soundscape and choreography to produce a performance as final outcome of the workshop.
Inspired by the work and research of both Lavinia and Marta, Kiki will work together with the participants to produce a musical score that recalls the most evocative elements of the workshop: water, the crowd, the acts of supporting and demonstrating. With the use of a sound recorder and looping station, Kiki will record participants separately as she wil compose a live soundscape to be used and implemented during the performance.
The final performance is set to last around 5 minutes and will be professionally recorded.
PRACTICAL
This workshop is developed in line with the current COVID-regulations of the RIVM and Dutch government. Please check this page regularly should regulations change.
To ensure your safety and that of others, we ask you to comply to Roodkapje’s seating placement.
As per December 1 wearing a face mask is mandatory for all visitors of Roodkapje and Time Window
Do not come to this event if you do not feel well or have COVID-like symptoms such as nose cold, fever, couching or shortness of breath.
THE HAMBURGER COMMUNITY OF ART (HCA)
The Hamburger Community of Art (HCA) is Roodkapje’s year long residency and development trajectory for young and emerging artists, based on the principles of experimentation, collaboration, and developing new artistic practices. What can artists learn from each other? How can (young) artists stimulate their development collectively? And, how can they find new and intriguing ways to connect to diverse audiences?
The Hamburger Community of Art 2020 is realised with the kind support of de Gemeente Rotterdam, Stichting Ondernemersbelangen Rotterdam, Stichting Bevordering van Volkskrant, Pieter Bastiaan Stichting, Elise Mathilde Fonds, Fleur Groenendijk Foundation, and Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds
Price is a band of contrasts, interchanging their songs with dreamy acid-saturated guitars, nightmarish doom-ridden walls of sound and sharp salvo-like riffs and drums. Operating as an exploration and outlet for the psychedelic side of Marnix Visscher’s songwriting, the Dutch outfit doesn’t always follow the footsteps of their 60’s and 70’s predecessors. Like with former band Korfbal, Visscher’s distinct vocals and singular knack for palatable melodies allow Price's music to shift and erupt in the most satisfying hyper-creative ways. Though the band has endured its fair share of lineup changes, it became clear that no matter the circumstances, Price in and of itself is a vessel for storytelling.
"Visscher’s unassuming, unhurried poise might be his foil in a small country like The Netherlands, where the ones who scream the loudest get the most rewards. But seriously, the dude is an absolute tour de force. Though Price features Visscher’s signature acidic squall and penchant for wiry hooks that always seem to stick, their bread and butter is restraint, steadiness, and depth, never getting too ahead of themselves. I hear a lot of sonic elements of The Stone Roses, Ulrika Spacek and Isn’t Anything-era My Bloody Valentine. But within the frame of Visscher’s melodic tendencies – turning frequent about-faces – Price is quite a unique little beast. " - Jasper Willems (Drowned In Sound)
Roodkapje is hosting live shows in their Exposition Hall. Expect a fully Corona proof sitting-down concert. Please note: No bar open. Roodkapje is doing everything to live up to the Corona measures. Please bring a face mask and do not bring any food or drinks to a concert.
Solo ticket € 5,-
Duo ticket € 10,-
Get your ticket at: https://roodkapje.stager.nl/Roodkapje%20live%20events/tickets
Attention: this concert was moved from 7 November to the 13th of December
la loye is an indie folk project based around the songwriting of Dutch songwriter Lieke Heusinkveld. Distinguished by subtle, heartfelt vocals and intricate, drone-like guitars, the intimate ambiance created by the music aids in drawing attention to the poetic lyrics.
Roodkapje is hosting live shows in their Exposition Hall. Expect a fully Corona proof sitting-down concert. Please note: No bar open.
Roodkapje is doing everything to live up to the Corona measures. Please bring a mouth mask and do not bring any food or drinks to a concert.
Solo ticket € 5,-
Duo ticket € 10,-
Get your ticket at: https://roodkapje.stager.nl/Roodkapje%20live%20events/tickets
Attention: this concert was moved from 12 November to the 17th of December
Kamiel Thomas (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) is releasing his first tape Accidental Sounds at Roodkapje. The solo record will be played live with a band featuring Joris Frowein (the 80s geek from Segadeath, Venus Tropicaux and FLOWERS) and Noor Sloterdijk (researcher in musicology and classically trained musician). Accidental Sounds consists of analog home recordings reminiscent of early Jessica Pratt, Elliott Smith, John Frusciante and dreamy interludes of solitude.
Roodkapje is hosting live shows in their Exposition Hall. Expect a fully Corona proof sitting-down concert. Please note: No bar open. Roodkapje is doing everything to live up to the Corona measures. Please bring a face mask and do not bring any food or drinks to a concert.
Solo ticket € 5,-
Duo ticket € 10,-
Get your ticket at: https://roodkapje.stager.nl/Roodkapje%20live%20events/tickets
Roodkapje offers a unique art programme, an exhibition space and an artistic development program in downtown Rotterdam.
Our art program is dynamic, surprising and multi-voiced at heart. Exhibitions, workshops, installations, talks, performances, experiments and the new Hamburger Community of Art residency form the basis of our 2019 programme. Whether it’s making Russian dumplings, performing a group choreography, creating face masks or indulging in a jelly fruit performance - you can engage in our public art program in many, many ways.
The Hamburger Community of Art artists-in-residence and the various art programmers are the ones who have the strongest say in the development of Roodkapje’s art programme. They determine the content and shape of the many activities that are being organized throughout the year and, thereby, are an integral part of Roodkapje. Without them, Roodkapje would not be the same.
If you are looking for unconventional, experimental yet accessible art, then Roodkapje is the place for you.
• CONVERSATION | Truly, Madly, Deeply - A Conversation around Populists and Cults •
With Lavinia Xausa, and Mihai Gui
Tuesday 1 December
18:00 - 20:00 (doors open 17:30)
Free Entrance with a reserved seat: https://roodkapje.stager.nl/Roodkapje%20Workshops%20/tickets
Coming with someone in your household? Book a duo-ticket!
As part of the HCA 2020 program, resident artist Lavinia Xausa organises and hosts a series of events that allows both her audience and the artist to dive deeper into her practice. Spanning an ongoing research trajectory into the relationships between notions of cults and populism, the goal of this project is to further engage with these topics in both theoretical and practical sense.
This conversation event and its connected workshop [link] are an in-depth way to continue research on various forms of expression that are the foundation of Lavinia’s upcoming solo-exhibition at Roodkapje in 2021.
During this event, Lavinia and fellow visual artist Mihai Gui will lead a conversation about national populism, cults and right-wing speeches. Digging up the oddest corners of the Internet, they will share with the audience their fascinations, references, and personal works. While Mihai is particularly fascinated in spotting similarities between right-wing politician’s agendas and speeches, Lavinia aims to investigate the religiousness of these political structures.
The conversation will be open to the audience, and no preparation or specific knowledge is needed to participate, so feel free to join the talk and share your feelings!
PRACTICAL
This event is organised in line with the current COVID-regulations of the RIVM and Dutch government. Please check this page regularly should regulations change.
To ensure your safety and that of others, we ask you to comply to Roodkapje’s seating placement.
As per December 1 wearing a face mask is mandatory for all visitors of Roodkapje
Do not come to this event if you do not feel well or have COVID-like symptoms such as nose cold, fever, couching or shortness of breath.
THE HAMBURGER COMMUNITY OF ART (HCA)
The Hamburger Community of Art (HCA) is Roodkapje’s year long residency and development trajectory for young and emerging artists, based on the principles of experimentation, collaboration, and developing new artistic practices. What can artists learn from each other? How can (young) artists stimulate their development collectively? And, how can they find new and intriguing ways to connect to diverse audiences?
The Hamburger Community of Art 2020 is realised with the kind support of de Gemeente Rotterdam, Stichting Ondernemersbelangen Rotterdam, Stichting Bevordering van Volkskrant, Pieter Bastiaan Stichting, Elise Mathilde Fonds, Fleur Groenendijk Foundation, and Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds
Free Entrance with a time slot: https://roodkapje.stager.nl/web/tickets
• EXHIBITION | A Firefly Sits on an Electric Fence Reflecting on Light by Danielle Hoogendoorn & Jonathan van Doornum •
Curated by Rawad Baaklini & Tiiu Meiner
30 October - 21 November >> EXTENDED till 5th of December
Open Tue - Sat: 17:00 - 21:00
Free Entrance
A group of remarkable characters gather amongst peculiar contortions as the worlds of Danielle Hoogendoorn and Jonathan van Doornum collide.
An extraordinary trilogy is woven through three rooms as Hoogendoorn’s animals and van Doornum’s sharp compositions invite the audience to part-take in a contemporary allegory. Depicted through animal portraits, dramatic quilts and ceramic farm animal heads, Hoogendoorn captures striking sceneries of fable-like creatures alluding to a greater plot. These playful scenes are juxtaposed with the polished poetics of van Doornum’s installations. Metal and nature harmonise to reveal relatable myths that occur as mere consequences of existing. His antennas catch the essence of the future, past and present, and present them to us as plots to absorb.
Both artists suggest a much needed disruption in our linear lives, as they call to a reckoning the need to break out. Hoogendoorn’s work reminds us to ask what are the morals of our individual stories, while van Doornum frames a mythical tale that depicts us and escapes us until the end of time.
PRACTICAL
Please reserve a free timeslot via out ticketshop and check our website for Corona info. https://roodkapje.org/coronavirus
DANIELLE HOOGENDOORN
Hoogendoorn works with concepts of magical realism wherein animals are used as a gateway into aesthetic and critical self-exploration. Balancing between the boundary of kitsch and dark humour, Hoogendoorn uses ominous backgrounds with playful animal motifs to catch the audience’s attention. Portrayed in rather perilous settings, the animals engage in a representation of human activities. This unveils her simultaneous fascination with animals and their innocence, while questioning our own human (perhaps pompous) role in the world.
JONATHAN VAN DOORNUM
van Doornum’s work is mystical in its compositional qualities, while soberly sleek in its aesthetics. His work explores the pinnacle of when tangible transforms into intangible, and the otherworldly potentials of this point. His aluminium rods present themselves as lines through space-- present in their sturdy metal bodies yet delicate and acclimatizing to their surroundings. The poetics of his installations tell a narrative of ultimate truths; ones we can all relate to, and ones we will always experience.
CURATORS: RAWAD BAAKLINI & TIIU MEINER
Rawad Baaklini is a Rotterdam based Lebanese designer and curator and Tiiu Meiner is a Rotterdam based Estonian writer and curator. Together they combine techniques of poetry, institutional critique and story telling to create compelling narratives in their work.
THE HAMBURGER COMMUNITY OF ART (HCA)
The Hamburger Community of Art (HCA) is Roodkapje’s year long residency and development trajectory for young and emerging artists, based on the principles of experimentation, collaboration, and developing new artistic practices. What can artists learn from each other? How can (young) artists stimulate their development collectively? And, how can they find new and intriguing ways to connect to diverse audiences?
• Workshop | Truly, Madly, Deeply - 2 days of an Ultra’s physical and audio experience•
2-day workshop series with Lavinia Xausa, Marta Wörner and Kiki Luitwieler
Saturday 5 December & Sunday 6 December
10:00 to 17:00 both days
This workshop is limited to 10 participants*
Participation is free: please apply by sending your motivations to participate to lavinia.x@live.it
please note: this workshop takes place at two different locations!
As part of the HCA 2020 program, resident artist Lavinia Xausa organises and hosts a series of events that allows both her audience and the artist to dive deeper into her practice. Spanning an ongoing research trajectory into the relationships between notions of cults and populism, the goal of this project is to further engage with these topics in both theoretical and practical sense.
Following the conversation event of 1 December [link], this 2-day workshop event will further explore Lavinia’s research in a physical and sound-based way. The two sessions will be led by choreographer Marta Wörner and professional musician Kiki Luitwieler.
*: By booking a ticket to this workshop you commit to participate in both sessions.
*Day 1: Movement workshop with Marta Wörner at TIME WINDOW*
5 December - 10:00 to 17:00
Location: Time Window, Teilingerstraat 120, Rotterdam
Working with very physical and concrete tasks, choreographer Marta Wörner aims to enrich Lavinia’s research starting from the body experience of the means and meaning of two broad concepts: togetherness and belonging.
Based on the understanding that the body has an inherent knowledge which is activated by experiencing and observing movement, this workshop will be constructed around the metaphorical image of the movement and kinetics of water as an element. Water can wrap and welcome the body, making it safe, but can also push it in a determined direction, like a wave the forces on to follow.
During this first day of the workshop, Marta will guide participants to individual and collective task-based improvisations. These exercises will produce the visual material to create an actual performance at the end of both workshop days.
*Day 2: Performance workshop with Kiki Luitwieler and Marta Wömer at ROODKAPJE*
6 December - 10:00 to 17:00
Location: Roodkapje, Delftseplein 39, Rotterdam
During the second day of the workshop, supervised by Marta Wörner and professional musician Kiki Luitwieler, the participants of day 1 will develop a live soundscape and choreography to produce a performance as final outcome of the workshop.
Inspired by the work and research of both Lavinia and Marta, Kiki will work together with the participants to produce a musical score that recalls the most evocative elements of the workshop: water, the crowd, the acts of supporting and demonstrating. With the use of a sound recorder and looping station, Kiki will record participants separately as she wil compose a live soundscape to be used and implemented during the performance.
The final performance is set to last around 5 minutes and will be professionally recorded.
PRACTICAL
This workshop is developed in line with the current COVID-regulations of the RIVM and Dutch government. Please check this page regularly should regulations change.
To ensure your safety and that of others, we ask you to comply to Roodkapje’s seating placement.
As per December 1 wearing a face mask is mandatory for all visitors of Roodkapje and Time Window
Do not come to this event if you do not feel well or have COVID-like symptoms such as nose cold, fever, couching or shortness of breath.
THE HAMBURGER COMMUNITY OF ART (HCA)
The Hamburger Community of Art (HCA) is Roodkapje’s year long residency and development trajectory for young and emerging artists, based on the principles of experimentation, collaboration, and developing new artistic practices. What can artists learn from each other? How can (young) artists stimulate their development collectively? And, how can they find new and intriguing ways to connect to diverse audiences?
The Hamburger Community of Art 2020 is realised with the kind support of de Gemeente Rotterdam, Stichting Ondernemersbelangen Rotterdam, Stichting Bevordering van Volkskrant, Pieter Bastiaan Stichting, Elise Mathilde Fonds, Fleur Groenendijk Foundation, and Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds
Grab your bored roommates, venture out into the real world and follow the traces of De Tapijttegels all the way through the center of Rotterdam to enter their secret headquarters. If you make it on time and bring their lost treasures, they might reward you with an exclusive *real-life* performance. If not, at least you made it out of the house. But beware: Winners don't fall from the sky. You will have to master multiple channels to find your way.
📣Disclaimer📣
- Due to the duration of the event it is highly recommended to come by bike. Time is of the essence when moving from one place to the next.
- As parts of the event take place outside, make sure to dress accordingly.
- Tickets are limited! Booking a ticket is a commitment to participate.
https://roodkapje.stager.nl/%20%22Climb%20the%20Firewall%22/tickets
- This is Roodkapje event, but this is not the starting location. You will receive the starting location !not Roodkapje! prior to the beginning of the hunt.
"Roodkapje's Hamburger Community of Live resident Louisa Teichmann is excited to invite you to Climb the Firewall, an interactive *real-life* scavenger hunt throughout Rotterdam."
*Participating Artists:*
De Tapijttegels
De Tapijttegels is a duo ensemble comprised of Sid Dankers and Nadia van Essen. A skilled kazoo player, and a trained nose-flautist who combine their qualities in analogue live performances in which dusty, yet electrifying sounds are created.
During the interaction of this somewhat naive orchestrals duo, they examine the context and immediate environment in which they are located. Their new tape will be released soon!...
@de_tapijttegels
Roos Groothuizen
Roos Groothuizen is an independent media artist and designer who dances on the borders of interaction, theater, intervention, web, film, games and animation. Also a proud member of Telemagic: an open media-lab trying to make sense of the mysteries that revolve around digital technology.
https://roos.gr/ @roos.gr @telemagic.online
Kendal Beynon
A writer & designer currently situated in the realm of experimental publishing, she aims to find the in-between of these fields through hacking, subversive design and dissemination.
WEB: https://tr0pisms.hotglue.me/ & @tr0pisms
Camilo Garcia
Visual Artist interested in exploring printed matter and digital publishing possibilities to expand narratives, propose questions and speculate answers.
WEB: https://camilogarcia.info/ & @jackrackjack
Federico Poni
Artist, well known as cyber-pigeon. Interested in the relationship between human/machine, in his research he tries to understand something more about the complexity of the techno-social-ecosystem.
federicoponi.it/
Floor van Meeuwen
Designer and organiser of events made by and for artists. Working in collectives as content writer for Volkssnakkel newspaper, organized eclectic events with Droom& Vreesmann and part founder of Spread Zinefest.
@floorvanmeeuwen
Jacopo Lega
Active in the fields of graphic design and art direction, as Amphibia he focuses on printed matter and solid aesthetics in an effort to comprehend and expand the wholesomeness of the cultural experience, today.
@amphibia011
Image by Jacopo Lega and Cyanne van den Houten
Special thanks to Galerie de Jalouzie (https://www.facebook.com/galeriedejaloezie322), Poing Arcade (https://www.facebook.com/poingarcade), Maurik Stomps(http://maurikstomps.nl/)
Monday | Closed
Tuesday | 17:00 - 21:00
Wednesday | 17:00 - 21:00
Thursday | 17:00 - 21:00
Friday | 17:00 - 21:00
Saturday | 17:00 - 21:00
Sunday | Closed
With the Hamburger Community of Art residency program, Roodkapje takes a new direction in terms of the presentation, talent support and development within its art program. The Hamburger Community of Art (HCA) is a yearlong artistic development program for emerging artists. During this pilot year, Roodkapje aims to equip the selected artists – as well as the audience – with skills to be resourceful and self-sufficient in assembling diverse voices through training, mentoring (by a.o. Nora Turato and Jeroen Koolhaas) and with support in organizing events, presentations and workshops. The HCA will produce and host cultural events, social activities and projects that will be open to all audiences.
The HCA is based on the principles of experimentation, collaboration and developing new artistic practices. Questions we need to ask ourselves are: What can artists learn from each other? How can (young) artists stimulate their development collectively? What can society learn from artists and vice versa?
Please keep an eye on our website or walk by the window of the HCA to see what they are working on.
Expressively painted heads of self-contained people of colour are playing the lead in Iriée Zamblé's work. Zamblé puts a magnifying glass upon some of the people that may pass us by daily. Acquaintances, passengers and friends therefore lay at the base of the painted heads. By appropriating details of their appearance, Zamblé shapes a new bold figure. The portrayed are depicted to present themselves as a norm in its variety. With her latest series ''The Default” Zamblé positions people of colour as a standard rather than an exception.
Danielle Hoogendoorn works impulsively and associative, and so is her use of materials. Based on her experiences, she tells her stories portrayed by her favourite animals. Animals play and important role in her life, as they are means to see how far she can go before the border between art and kitsch is crossed. Even though Daniëlle’s work appears sweet and girly at first sight, things are not always as peaceful as they seem. Through her direct approach she tries to take the formal character of painting, and the museum’s white wall out of account, looking to redefine these existing conventions with banality and humour.
Rafiq Abbasov is an emerging international artist from Azerbaijan. His work is staged around the understanding and meaning of time. In his perspective, time is the only variable that we, humans, have no control over. By accepting this fact, Rafiq fills this continuum with temporary multisensory experiences to both escape and explore a new meaning of the perception of time. One of his recent conclusions is the definition of playground: Playground as a counter-public space in public space. My works are in continuous search of (free) space human being can find, to define their own rules of understanding, away from controlled systems.
Lavinia Xausa (IT) works, lives and pretends to learn Dutch in Rotterdam. The center of her artistic practice consists in applying semiotics and sacred art research to an ongoing, participatory art practice, by involving groups of people on self analysis and auto-recognition of their own role in history. Shifting through different kinds of media, from photography to moving images, found footage, sound and text, from writing to performance, she aims to reframe the present in the light of ancient narratives well established in the collective memory.
Gill Baldwin uses analog and digital methods to explore the biases and behaviours of contemporary digital technology. Her background as an interior architect explores the incorporation of digital technologies within the built environment and their effect on the neighbourhood, the self, and human agency.
Roodkapje is the breeding ground for young musicians, programmers and other upcoming talent from home and abroad.
From bedroom folk, minimalist electro and dreampop to noise, downtempo beats and trip-hop – all is heard first at Roodkapje. Both local and global fresh talents often kick-off at Roodkapje, where they receive the support and freedom needed to experiment. A music night at Roodkapje means a night full of undiscovered and emerging bands, DJs, labels and collectives. Keep an eye or two on our music events and be the first to discover new talent.
Attention: this concert was moved from 12 November to the 17th of December
Kamiel Thomas (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) is releasing his first tape Accidental Sounds at Roodkapje. The solo record will be played live with a band featuring Joris Frowein (the 80s geek from Segadeath, Venus Tropicaux and FLOWERS) and Noor Sloterdijk (researcher in musicology and classically trained musician). Accidental Sounds consists of analog home recordings reminiscent of early Jessica Pratt, Elliott Smith, John Frusciante and dreamy interludes of solitude.
Roodkapje is hosting live shows in their Exposition Hall. Expect a fully Corona proof sitting-down concert. Please note: No bar open. Roodkapje is doing everything to live up to the Corona measures. Please bring a face mask and do not bring any food or drinks to a concert.
Solo ticket € 5,-
Duo ticket € 10,-
Get your ticket at: https://roodkapje.stager.nl/Roodkapje%20live%20events/tickets
Bound Centre
Bound Centre is a label, collective and club night based in Rotterdam. It is initiated and represented by Victor Metske, S x m b r a, Ice Viper, Imhotel and Holowave. Together they aspire to provide a new soundtrack to the contemporary reality of the city by fusing scenes, genres and ideology. Thereby taking Rotterdam club culture to a whole new (and next) level. Bound Centre's mix of sounds and influences takes shape during their club nights, organized on a regular basis at Roodkapje Rotterdam.
Graphic design: Jonathan Castro
Keep an eye on their Facebook and Instagram to be part of the cult.
Kampung
Kampung is a Rotterdam-based music collective / label focused on the development of talent. They aim to be a platform for beginning artists who struggle to find their way in the jungle that is the contemporary music scene. Combining Downtempo Beats, Trip-Hop, Hip-Hop and other styles of a beat type nature, Kampung aims to create a family-like environment for their creators.Artists in their roster include Gita Buhari, Glimlip, Imhotel, BoiMesa and more to be announced soon.
After their first succesful club night on March 1st 2019 at Roodkapje (with Radius ETC, Boi Mesa, Filosofische Stilte and Imhotel) we are more than happy and excited to see what Kampung has in store for us in the future.
The creative mastermind behind Kampung is Rotterdam-based musician and producer Arjuna Vlasblom.
Graphic design: Luc Schol.
Read more about Kampung on their website.
FOEF
FOEF is a platform for the queer community based in Delft. They offer a space to come together and celebrate what it means to be out and proud. At the beginning of March 2019, FOEF flew over to Rotterdam to throw a fairytale-themed night at Roodkapje full of magical STARDUST, poisonous apples, glass STILETTOS and golden carriages.
At FOEF, you do not have to dress in a certain way, talk about certain things, dance in a certain way and love in a certain way. You can dress/talk/dance and love however and whoever you want! So you don’t have to be gay to join: the more diversity, the better!
Join this queer initiative next time for a non-conformative art, music and fun party.
Kontra
KONTRA is a grass roots project that focuses on supporting countercultures and subversive art. It is Rotterdam-based but welcomes all dissidents from any and everywhere. KONTRA explores the boundaries between art and social activism and offers alternative ways of art making, partying and art management. We search for countercultures
In March 2019, KONTRA pulled off Rotterdam's very first Slut Walk and organized a banner-making workshop and extended cultural programme at Roodkapje. We are happy and proud to support KONTRA and are eager to march on together.
Keep up with KONTRA and all they have to offer via their Facebook and Instagram.
MINT
MINT is a Rotterdam-based art collective focusing on showcasing (video) artists in a versatile manner. They provide an online platform, video-documentation, interviews and good old exhibitions. At Roodkapje, MINT has hosted already two editions of their Switch Short Film Festival in which they show a wide variety of genres by raw talent from all over the world.
Also, take a look on their website to see what else they are up to!
Monday | Closed
Tuesday | 17:00 - 21:00
Wednesday | 17:00 - 21:00
Thursday | 17:00 - 21:00
Friday | 17:00 - 21:00
Saturday | 17:00 - 21:00
Sunday | Closed
Burgertrut, just like any other restaurant, had to close down but opened their doors for Burgertrut TO-GO. Check the menu here! To order call or use WhatsApp: 06 408 984 75 or just drop by. Tue - Sat 17.00 - 21.00 uur
Burgertrut serves the best homemade veggie, vegan and organic beef burgers in town.
Burgertrut is Roodkapje's cosy hamburger restaurant where you can drink, eat and meet others! The best veggie, vegan and organic beef burgers in town are accompanied by a great selection of art, music, coffee, tea, homemade (vegan) cakes, healthy salads and soups. Best of all, the profit of Burgertrut supports the cultural program of Roodkapje.
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