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Factory Walk: 5 February 2022
by Sabina Holzer as part of
PLANT PLANT by Katrin Hornek, installation
Curated by: ar/ge kunst and BAU
Plant Plant by Katrin Hornek
27.11.2021 – 12.02.2022
Opening: 26 November 2021,5 pm – 8 pm in collaboration with
Sabina Holzer (Text/Video, choreographed intervention), Bruno Szenk (technical assistance sculpture ), TE-R (3D Modeling and Animation, Sound), Rachel Müller (Voice).ar/ge kunst and BAU present Plant Plant, a project by artist Katrin Hornek emerging from her research in South Tyrol between 2020 and 2021 within the context of ar/ge kunst’s One Year-Long Research Project/Fifth edition and the BAU Residency.
Katrin Hornek’s Plant Plant consists of her solo exhibition and a choreographed intervention at the former Montecatini factory with performer Sabina Holzer (Factory Walk). The exhibition presents a new film and a series of sculptures that situate the chemical element of nitrogen as the prism through which to look at the history of fertilizer production with its immediate and planetary entanglements.

 
5th of February FACTORY WALK
In response to Katrin Hornek’s invitation, the performer Sabina Holzer will choreograph a public event, the FACTORY WALK to introduce a bodily experience, framed by the architecture and equipment of the Ex-Montecatini Factory in Sinigo, Merano.
FACTORY WALK expands from the research of Plant Plant and entangles the molecular and earthly perspectives with the physical encounter of the site to open the senses and the imagination. It will trace the resemblances between organic and inorganic matter, between the natural, cultural and industrial as interrelated bodies we share and of which we are a part.PLANT PLANT is a project by Katrin Hornek
This exhibition was produced in collaboration with Phileas – A Fund for Contemporary Art
With the support of:
WWTF – Wiener Wissenschafts-, Forschungs- und Technologiefonds
BMKÖS – Bundesministerium für Kunst, Kultur, öffentlichen Dienst und Sport
A special thanks to: REM-TEC, Sinigo-Merano*

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In It’s Entirety
Philipp Gehmacher
Tanzquartier Wien
5., 6.Nov. 2021Concept, performance, text Philipp Gehmacher
Music, sound design Kutin I Kindlinger
Space Philipp Gehmacher, Lukas Kötz
Light Bruno Pocheron
Costume Anna Schwarz Voice, song Alex Franz Zehetbauer
Dramaturgical advice Krassimira Kruschkova
Body practice Sabina Holzer
Artistic assistance Lukas Kötz
Management, production Stephanie Leonhardt – A Mumbling Fish production.Co-produced by Tanzquartier Wien. With support from the Municipal Department of Cultural Affairs, Vienna. In its Entirety is based on the video work In its Entirety (a video piece in two parts) created with the support of Le Studio, Film und Bühne and shown online in February 2021 

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Growing Sideways | Choreografic Composition
andotherstage
Jorge Sánchez-Chiong: Künstlerische Leitung, Turntables, Performance
Brigitte Wilfing: Künstlerische Leitung, Choreografie, Stimme, Performance Andrew Champlin: Tanz, Performance; Mirjam Klebel: Tanz, Blasinstrumente; Alfredo Ovalles: Tasteninstrumente, Performance; David Christopher Panzl: Schlagwerk, Performance; TE-R: Neue Medien, Performance Louise Linsenbolz & Thomas Wagensommerer; Dalma Sarnyai: Produktionsorganisationsassistenz; Sabina Holzer: Choreografische Beratung, Lise Lendais: Szenografie, Kostüm; Jan Maria Lukas: Lichtdesign; Florian Bogner: Sounddesign.

WIEN MODERN | Studio Moliere
13th of Nov. ’21 – 20.00
14th of Nov. ’21 – 15.00, 18.00
growing-sideways- studio-moliere 

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Permanent Collection | Performance
by Manuel Pelmuswith Benjamin Boar, Erza Fieremans, Jack Hauser, Sabina Holzer, Mzamo Nondlwana, Elizabeth Waard.
9th – 15th of October
Kunsthalle Wien*

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Teaching
Core Strength Vinyasa Yoga, Project Class
SEAD, 15.Nov. – 17.Dec. 2021

 

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Poetic of Scores @ MUK Vienna
Lecture | Workshop | Intervention
15th & 16th of September 2021
Online and Outdoor

Johannesgasse 4a
1010 Wien
Österreich

„Scores invite us to step out of the studio and into the world; to trust and engage in explorations of movement. They don’t let us get stuck in habits, but instigate us to pursue playfulness and precision in our dance and performances.“ (Sabina Holzer)

Poetics of Scores explores scores and instructions for actions as a method of composition for interventions in public spaces and asks whether this particular methodological approach stimulates a specific aesthetic and ethic in the performative settings.

The transdisciplinary approach will be presented with a focus on the use of scores in the work of Anna and Lawrence Halprin and their social choreographies as an example in a lecture.

Based on this, we will practically explore the conditions of scores in a three-hour workshop. What forms of communities are generated with this practice? What kind of togetherness or being-with is created when attention is focused on sensory perception? What kind of spaces for action are created by this?

With these investigations we will design an intervention in public space in the 2nd part of the workshop and reflect on it together.