YOYI!
Care, Repair, Heal
Until 15 January 2023
To the exhibition
Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child
Until 23 October 2022
To the exhibitionAyumi Pauls “Sounding Seeds” for the Beginning of Summer
To get us in the mood for autumn, this year’s In House: Artist in Residence, Ayumi Paul, has developed a new sound work for her series of sound pieces created in attunement with the solstices and equinoxes of the year. Sounding Seeds is a sonic journey – embedded in breathing and vocal exercises – through the spheres that inspire Ayumi Paul’s The Singing Project. Following the rhythm of the earth’s yearly cycle around the sun, Sounding Seeds explores the myriad ways in how sound and song have been shaping our world.
Gruppe x Gropius Bau
Full Disclosure
Digital Talk Series
Gruppe and the Gropius Bau present Full Disclosure, a digital talk series about art, culture and society. In the third episode called Age of Agency, outreach coordinator Sophya Kallista Frohberg, dancer Michael John Harper, artists Richard Kennedy and Jenna Sutela as well as Lerato Dumse from the Inkanyiso collective share their thoughts on the body, art and soul.
Ayumi Paul
The Singing Project
In House: Artist in Residence 2022
A violinist, composer and artist, Ayumi Paul’s work is anchored in a practice of listening. Her art departs from the intersections of sound, composition, and perception. As part of her residency at the Gropius Bau, Paul presents her participatory singing sculpture The Singing Project. The project unfolds through a series of workshop and as an open-ended practice that anyone can take back with them and activate anywhere, anytime. The Singing Project is one key materialisation of the Gropius Bau’s focus on practices of caring, repairing and healing.
Gropius Bau Journal
The Gropius Bau Journal is an online platform that aims to explore entangled futures, and ways of thinking and living together, using the broad themes of the exhibition programme as a lens to look at the wider world. Publishing new writing from artists, writers and thinkers, it looks to range across disciplines and to consider the role of an art institution in the 21st century.
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The Gropius Bau is one of Europe’s most important exhibition venues. With its acclaimed contemporary and archaeological exhibitions, the Gropius Bau has consistently opened up new realms of experience and established its international reputation. In view of its eventful history and the variety of institutions that have been active here over the years, the Gropius Bau is organised as an open framework for addressing a broad variety of artistic modes of thinking and their social implications. Through active collaboration with contemporary artists involved the programme, creative processes are revealed, new perspectives opened up and the possibilities of the institution reflected.
