CURATOR'S TOUR
GEGENWART
18:30–19:30
With the curator Daniel Kurjakovic. Costs: Admission + CHF 5.
FÜHRUNG
GEGENWART
15:00–16:00
In German. Kosten: Eintritt + CHF 5.
RENDEZ-VOUS AM MITTAG
GEGENWART
12:30–13:00
In German. Mit der Kuratorin Maja Wismer. Kosten: Eintritt.
FÜHRUNG
GEGENWART
15:00–16:00
In German. Kosten: Eintritt + CHF 5.
FÜHRUNG
GEGENWART
15:00–16:00
In French. Coût : entrée + CHF 5.
WORKSHOP
15:00–16:30
The Role of Art in Shaping Historical Narratives. Mit Marilyn Umurungi
In German. In dieser Veranstaltung wird eine intersektionale, afrofeministische Sichtweise auf BIPoC-Gruppen und -Bewegungen vorgestellt, die für die Sichtbarkeit von Gemeinschaften in der Diaspora entscheidend geworden sind. Kosten: 5 CHF.
WORKSHOP
11:00–17:00
Who gets to speak in public and who doesn't? Who writes history and about whom is history written? In this open studio, we will use various monuments to reflect on our own thoughts on these questions. Become a sculpture for a monument or design your own monument for a liberating moment in your life! Open to all: families, friends, children, young people and adults are welcome. Free participation without registration.
CONVERSATION
18:00–21:00
The Critical Friends of the Basel station of «When we see us» - historian Lorena Rizzo, curator Kadiatou Diallo and researcher Sindi-Leigh McBride - invite you to an evening with guests. Costs: CHF 10 / 5.
CONVERSATION
12:30–14:00
FULLY BOOKED!
Discursive menu and installation by the Hybrid Project Space collective and chef Olivier Bur. At this special lunch, questions will be served that encourage reflection on the exhibition, its themes and the institutional context. Chef Olivier Bur will complement the discussion with food. Participation free of charge, Ticket via ticket link. Limited number of participants.
FÜHRUNG
GEGENWART
15:00–16:00
In German. Kosten: Eintritt + CHF 5.
WORKSHOP
15:00–16:30
The Functional Art Within Community. With Kwaku Dapaah Opoku
Artist and designer Kwaku Opoku leads a conversation centered around the intersection of art and community. The session will closely examine instances where necessities sculpted African ancestral artistic practices, seamlessly integrating functionality and shaping what we now recognise as art. Costs: 5 CHF