Events Archive

Performance, 15 minutes
Venue: In the Solitude Park

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Performance, 40 minutes, in English
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: In the Museum Tinguely

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: In the Museum Tinguely

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

Performance, 15 minutes
Venue: In the Solitude Park

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Et tout ceci est vrai!

Performance, 40 minutes, in English
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: In the Museum Tinguely

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: In the Museum Tinguely

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

Performance, 15 minutes
Venue: In the Solitude Park

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Performance, 15 minutes
Venue: In the Solitude Park

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Et tout ceci est vrai!

Performance, 40 minutes, in English
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: Kunsthalle Mannheim

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: Kunsthalle Mannheim

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

Concert, 30 minutes
Venue: Kunsthalle Mannheim

The Haz'art Trio with Fadhel Boubaker, Jonathan Sell and Dominik Fürstberger will perform in Nevin Aladağ's Resonanz Raum (2020) at the Kunsthalle Mannheim.

Change of programme: The performance will take place at 5:15 pm in the Kunsthalle Mannheim.

Performance, 15 minutes
Venue: Kunsthalle Mannheim

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
Free entry with online ticket

Et tout ceci est vrai!
Free entry with online ticket

Performance, 40 minutes, in English
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: Frankfurter Kunstverein
>> Free entry with registration to: post@fkv.de

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

Performance, 15 minutes
Venue: Frankfurter Kunstverein
>> Free entry with registration to: post@fkv.de

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: Frankfurter Kunstverein
>> Free entry with registration to: post@fkv.de

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

Performance, 30 minutes, walk through the urban space
Start: MS Evolutie, Nizza bank / Near Untermainbrücke, End: Frankfurter Kunstverein

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Performance, 30 minutes, walk through the urban space
Start: Ludwig Museum, End: pier MS Evolutie

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Performance, 40 minutes, in English
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: Ludwig Museum
Entry with Museumsnacht Koblenz ticket, space is limited

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: Ludwig Museum
Entry with Museumsnacht Koblenz ticket, space is limited

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

Performance, 30 minutes, walk through the urban space
Start: MS Evolutie, Peter-Altmeier-Ufer, 56068 Koblenz, End: Ludwig Museum

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Venue: MS Evolutie
Free entry with online ticket
>> Workshop «Message in a Bottle»

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

The ZERO foundation takes the activities of the museum in Basel as an occasion to accompany the event by a small presentation of findings regarding the relationship between Jean Tinguely and the Düsseldorf ZERO artists. The focus will be on Tinguely's presence in ZERO Vol. 3. The magazine also celebrates an anniversary in 2021: it was published 60 years ago as part of ZERO. Edition, Exposition, Demonstration in and in front of the Galerie Schmela in Düsseldorf on July 5, 1961.

* We would like to point out that the presentation of a negative daily corona test, proof of full vaccination protection or proof of convalescence must be presented upon admission.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

* Access only for immunised or tested persons (PCR or antigen test, max. 48 hours old).

The performance of Keren Cytter performed by and with the actress Fernanda Farah and the actor Damian Rebgetz is cancelled. Thank you for your understanding.


Performance, 40 minutes, in English
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: ZERO house
>> Free entry* with registration to: wen.bi@zerofoundation.de

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

* We would like to point out that the presentation of a negative daily corona test, proof of full vaccination protection or proof of convalescence must be presented upon admission.

Performance, 15 minutes
Venue: ZERO house, inner courtyard
No registration needed

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

* We would like to point out that the presentation of a negative daily corona test, proof of full vaccination protection or proof of convalescence must be presented upon admission.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: ZERO house
>> Free entry* with registration to: wen.bi@zerofoundation.de

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

* We would like to point out that the presentation of a negative daily corona test, proof of full vaccination protection or proof of convalescence must be presented upon admission.

Performance, 15 minutes
Venue: MS Evolutie, Am Handelshafen 30, 40221 Düsseldorf

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

The ZERO foundation takes the activities of the museum in Basel as an occasion to accompany the event by a small presentation of findings regarding the relationship between Jean Tinguely and the Düsseldorf ZERO artists. The focus will be on Tinguely's presence in ZERO Vol. 3. The magazine also celebrates an anniversary in 2021: it was published 60 years ago as part of ZERO. Edition, Exposition, Demonstration in and in front of the Galerie Schmela in Düsseldorf on July 5, 1961.

* We would like to point out that the presentation of a negative daily corona test, proof of full vaccination protection or proof of convalescence must be presented upon admission.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

* Access only for immunised or tested persons (PCR or antigen test, max. 48 hours old).

Performance, 40 minutes, in English
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: Kaiser Wilhelm Museum, 1st floor
Without pre-registration, space is limited

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

Guided tour with Thomas Janzen on works by Jean Tinguely
Venue: Kaiser Wilhelm Museum, 1st floor
Without pre-registration, space is limited

On the occasion of Museum Tinguely AHOY!, the Kunstmuseen Krefeld have set up a Tinguely room in the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum, which also refers back to Tinguely's first solo museum exhibition in 1960 at Haus Lange in Krefeld.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: Kaiser Wilhelm Museum, 1st floor
Without pre-registration, space is limited

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

Performance, 15 minutes
Venue: In front of the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum
Without pre-registration, space is limited

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Performance, 15 minutes
Ort: MS Evolutie, Dammstrasse 18, 47829 Krefeld

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Tinguely-room in the collection presentation
Venue: Kaiser Wilhelm Museum
Access with museum ticket

On the occasion of Museum Tinguely AHOY!, the Kunstmuseen Krefeld have set up a Tinguely room in the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum, which also refers back to Tinguely's first solo museum exhibition in 1960 at Haus Lange in Krefeld.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

* Access only for immunised or tested persons (PCR or antigen test, max. 48 hours old).

Guided tour with Thomas Janzen on works by Jean Tinguely
Venue: Kaiser Wilhelm Museum
Access with museum ticket

On the occasion of Museum Tinguely AHOY!, the Kunstmuseen Krefeld have set up a Tinguely room in the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum, which also refers back to Tinguely's first solo museum exhibition in 1960 at Haus Lange in Krefeld.

Tinguely-room in the collection presentation
Venue: Kaiser Wilhelm Museum
Access with museum ticket

On the occasion of Museum Tinguely AHOY!, the Kunstmuseen Krefeld have set up a Tinguely room in the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum, which also refers back to Tinguely's first solo museum exhibition in 1960 at Haus Lange in Krefeld.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

* Access only for immunised or tested persons (PCR or antigen test, max. 48 hours old).

Performance, 40 minutes, in English
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: Lehmbruck Museum
Without pre-registration, space is limited

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

Action in the exhibition «Nevin Aladağ», 15 minutes
Venue: Lehmbruck Museum

Christoph Lamberty and Rocco Rescigno (Duisburg Philharmonic Orchestra) will be intonating the sculptures «Resonator Percussion» and «Resonator Wind» in the exhibition at the Lehmbruck Museum. The sculptures, which consist among other things of percussion elements and mouthpieces of wind instruments, thus acquire a further dimension of perception through sound.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: Lehmbruck Museum
Without pre-registration, space is limited

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

Performance, 30 minutes, walk through the urban space
Start: MS Evolutie, Schifferstrasse 92, 47059 Duisburg, End: Lehmbruck Museum

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

* Access only for immunised or tested persons (PCR or antigen test, max. 48 hours old).

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

* Access only for immunised or tested persons (PCR or antigen test, max. 48 hours old).

Performance, 40 minutes, in English
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: Musiktheater im Revier
>> Free entry with online ticket

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

Performance, 15 minutes
Venue: Willi-Müller-Platz in front of the Kleines Haus of the Musiktheater im Revier

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: Musiktheater im Revier
>> Free entry with online ticket

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

The Musiktheater im Revier – a symbiosis of architecture and visual art

Guided tour, 60 minutes
Venue: Musiktheater im Revier
>> Free entry with online ticket

The symbiosis of architecture and visual art has made the MiR one of the most significant new theatre buildings of the German post-war period. The guided tour is dedicated to the history of the building which is characterised by its balance between building and artistic works. It focuses on the kinetic reliefs by Jean Tinguely, among others.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: MS Evolutie, Johannes-Rau-Allee 15, 45889 Gelsenkirchen

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Venue: Kunstmuseum Gelsenkirchen
>> Free entry with registration under: Tel. 0209/ 169-4130 or kunstmuseum@gelsenkirchen.de

The kinetics collection of the Kunstmuseum Gelsenkirchen is unique in its kind and offers a great overview of the art movement whose form of expression is movement as an integral aesthetic component of the art object. Conventional notions of rigid art forms must be set aside by the viewer as he or she embarks on a foray through the exhibition spaces. Curator Christiane Wanken invites you to do so and accompanies you through the diverse forms of kinetic art.

The Musiktheater im Revier – a symbiosis of architecture and visual art

Guided tour, 60 minutes
Venue: Musiktheater im Revier
>> Free entry with online ticket

The symbiosis of architecture and visual art has made the MiR one of the most significant new theatre buildings of the German post-war period. The guided tour is dedicated to the history of the building which is characterised by its balance between building and artistic works. It focuses on the kinetic reliefs by Jean Tinguely, among others.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Venue: MS Evolutie
>> Free entry with online ticket
>> Workshop «Message in a Bottle»

Performance, 40 minutes, in English
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: Stedelijk Museum

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

Performance, 15 minutes
Venue: Stedelijk Museum

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: Stedelijk Museum

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

Performance, 15 minutes
Venue: MS Evolutie

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Venue: MS Evolutie
>> Free entry with online ticket
>> Workshop «Message in a Bottle»

Performance, 40 minutes, in English
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: Bonnefanten

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: Bonnefanten

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

Performance, 30 minutes, walk through the urban space
Start: pier MS Evolutie, End: Bonnefanten

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Venue: MS Evolutie
Free entry with online ticket
>> Workshop «Message in a Bottle»

Venue: MS Evolutie
>> Free entry with online ticket, limited places
>> Workshop «Water Sounds»

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Performance, 40 minutes, in English
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: Het Bos
>> Free entry with online ticket

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

Performance, 30 minutes
Venue: Het Bos
>> Free entry with online ticket

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

Performance, 30 minutes, walk through the urban space
Start: pier MS Evolutie, End: Het Bos
>> Free entry with online ticket

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Lecture and artist talk, in English
Venue: MS Evolutie
Free entry without online ticket, limited number of places

A lecture by art historian Johan Pas on the historical Vision in Motion show will be followed by a conversation with artist Paul Van Hoeydonck who was involved with its organization in 1959. Event organised by the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Antwerp.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Venue: Centre Pompidou, Forum, Level 0
Free entry without online ticket, limited number of places

An ongoing workshop in which participants can explore themes specific to Tinguely's work (machine, recycling, play, mechanisms).

Guided tour, 30 minutes, 7 starting times (every half hour)
Venue: Centre Pompidou, niveau 5
Free entry without online ticket, limited number of places

The tour places Tinguely's works in the context of his contemporaries and ends with a panoramic view of the Stravinsky Fountain.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Venue: MS Evolutie
>> Free entry with online ticket
>> Workshop «Message in a Bottle»

Performance, 40 minutes, in English, Premiere
By and with: Fernanda Farah, Damian Rebgetz
Venue: Centre Pompidou
>> Free entry with online ticket

The play is a combination of storytelling, singing, dancing and stand-up comedy. Two individuals recall what is most memorable about their lives, such as belonging to a rowing club as a child or having five husbands. The poignant and sometimes absurdly comical dialogue meanders from one association to the next. Woven into it are Cytter’s incisive metaphors and precise analyses of contemporary society.

Performance, 30 minutes, Premiere
Venue: Centre Pompidou
>> Free entry with online ticket

The artist dances a sequence of numbers on a large silver disc of a stage. John Cage and Jean Tinguely appear in a dream, a witch rides a broomstick and an object-creature comes to life. Hominal operates with various found objects that gradually cluster together to form an assemblage. Similarly, one after another the various numbers in this piece cluster together to form a colourful yet harmonious picture of an imaginary, tragicomic world.

Performance, 15 minutes, Premiere
Venue: Centre Pompidou
>> Free entry with online ticket

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Guided tour, 30 minutes, 7 starting times (every half hour)
Venue: Centre Pompidou, niveau 5
Free entry without online ticket, limited number of places

The tour places Tinguely's works in the context of his contemporaries and ends with a panoramic view of the Stravinsky Fountain.

Venue: Centre Pompidou, Forum, Level 0
Free entry without online ticket, limited number of places

An ongoing workshop in which participants can explore themes specific to Tinguely's work (machine, recycling, play, mechanisms).

Performance, 15 minutes, Premiere
Venue: pier MS Evolutie

A performer straps musical instruments to his or her body and walks through the urban space with them. The two accordions, bells and drums carried on the head are played by his or her own body movements. What emerges is a piece of experimental music that balances unavoidable sounds, such as those produced by walking, with the poetic tones emanating from the artist’s deliberately initiated movements.

Et tout ceci est vrai!
>> Free entry with online ticket

Venue: MS Evolutie
>> Free entry with online ticket
>> Workshop «Message in a Bottle»

Farewell to the MS Evolutie with Tinguely's Schwimmwasserplastik