Climate protection with repression
Anja Witt: What should we have done? Object, 2019
Exhibition 3.5. – 14.6.2024 in gallery and park
Works by 24 international artists
Objects, performances, installations, videos, painting
Tom Albrecht, Thomas Behling, Anna Orlikowska, Benna Gaean Maris, Susanna Giese, Stephan Gross, Danny Hermann, Ines Hock, Tobias Bilgeri & Jens Isensee, Maria Korporal, Joana Lucas, John Maibohm, Annegret Müller, Froso Papadimitriou, Lita Poliakova, Susa Ramsthaler, Alexander Rommel, Rosa Schmidt, Daniel Theiler, Anja Witt, Alla Zhyvotova,
The majority of society wants climate protection, but does not want to change. It becomes nervous, susceptible to fossil lobby campaigns, superstitions and right-wing influences.
People are in favor of doing something about man-made global warming, but they still want to fly on vacation. You deny your own fossil addiction. The other countries, the politicians, should take action against the climate crisis. People do not want to see their own responsibility, as voters of political parties and polluters of CO₂ emissions as consumers of flights, cars and goods. Of course, something should change, just not in your own life. Science calls this behavior cognitive dissonance.
The exhibition seeks answers that reconcile the desire for climate protection with society’s behavior.
Program 3.5. – 14.6.2024
Gallery Fridays and Tuesdays 5-8 p.m., in the park Fri. 3.5., from 3 p.m. until Sat. 4.5. , 3 p.m.
Opening Fri., 3.5.202, 3 p.m. in the park at the Engelbecken at the Waldemar Bridge
Welcome by Tom Albrecht and introduction to the works exhibited there
Installations LAGE EGAL by Stephan Groß and Be(e) here by ines hock
Vernissage 7 pm in the gallery
Welcome: Tom Albrecht, Introduction to the exhibition: Katja Hock
Art historian, Performance prima klima Susa Ramsthaler
Artist:Interior talk with performance Fri. 24.5., 7 p.m.
Artists of the exhibition talk with guests about their works.
Performance WRINGEN/FUR Rosa Schmidt
Lecture with discussion 31.5., 7 pm
“Acting for the climate. Why humans are not doing enough to combat the climate crisis despite knowing better. How do we get moving?” Katharina Simons, Psychologists for Future, Berlin
Closing Fri. 6/14, 7 pm
Performance: Tom Albrecht sings Verdrängung, guitar Philip Müller-Hohenstein,
8 pm: Very Large Quartet sings radiant harmonies rich in overtones – from complex barbershop classics to jazz and catchy, rousing pop pieces
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Jury Team GG3: Tom Albrecht, Stephan Groß, Maria Korporal
Curator: Tom Albrecht
Co-curator: Katja Hock
Advertising: Anne Loock, Isabell Rzepecki
64. exhibition
