Wir, „young bauhaus“, sind eine Gemeinschaft junger Leute, die Lust haben, sich mit Kunst und Bauhaus auseinanderzusetzen. Um „young bauhaus“ zu sein, brauchen wir einen Raum, Material und uns. Deshalb treffen wir uns wöchentlich im temporary bauhaus-archiv und sind gemeinsam künstlerisch tätig, zeichnen, diskutieren, planen und tätowieren Zitronen.
Vom 9. Mai bis zum 12. Juni präsentieren wir im temporary bauhaus-archiv unsere Ausstellung „Unfolding Futures. The Art of Growing Up“. Mit unseren Kunstwerken nähern wir uns dem Thema Erwachsenwerden an – einer Phase der Veränderung, in der man viel Neues lernt und zum ersten Mal zurückblickt auf die eigene Vergangenheit. Wann ist man eigentlich erwachsen und hört dieser Prozess je wieder auf? Was lassen wir zurück und was gewinnen wir neu dazu? Wer bestimmt unsere Zukunft? Was sind eigentlich Wachstumsschmerzen und wenn man rauswächst, wohin wächst man dann? Kuratorisches Team: Sophia Logothetis, Jorna Quast, Lisa Rocke, Sonja Tautz young bauhaus: Talia, Safaa Anani, Theo Goldbach, David Goldmann, Ana Horlacher, angela emilia klein, Lisa Littgen, Sophia Logothetis, Leni Meeder, Jakob Koch Pérez, Luise Pfeiffer, Jorna Quast, Sara Salih, Adele Warncke Foto: Erika Babatz Eintritt frei We, young bauhaus, are a group of young people who are interested in creating art and discussing the Bauhaus together. All that a young bauhaus needs is a room, material and us. That’s why we meet once a week at the temporary bauhaus-archiv to get creative, draw, discuss, plan and occasionally tattoo lemons. From 9 May to 12 June, we will be presenting our next exhibition “Unfolding Futures – The Art of Growing Up” at the temporary bauhaus-archiv. Through our artworks, we aim to explore the topic of becoming adult – a phase of dynamic change, learning new things every day and looking back – perhaps for the first time – at one’s own past. When do we truly become adults and does this process ever stop? What do we leave behind, and what do we gain? Who determines our future? What exactly are growing pains, and when we finally “grow out of them”, where do we “grow into”? Curatorial Team: Sophia Logothetis, Jorna Quast, Lisa Rocke, Sonja Tautz young bauhaus: Talia, Safaa Anani, Theo Goldbach, David Goldmann, Ana Horlacher, angela emilia klein, Lisa Littgen, Sophia Logothetis, Leni Meeder, Jakob Koch Pérez, Luise Pfeiffer, Jorna Quast, Sara Salih, Adele Warncke Photo: Erika Babatz Free entry

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