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Fluc : program
program of the day :
staging - condensing >Theatre and Urban Space<
Lectures :
>> Camp on Karlsplatz <<Martin Wassermair (cultural and media activist) |
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>> From Siege to Palais <<Claudia Bosse (director of the theatre group Theatercombinat) |
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>> From Camp to Manoeuvre <<Fred Büchel (actor, director: Fritzpunkt. Büro für theatralische Sofortmaßnahmen)
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Ulrich Beckefeld (architect: osa) |
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Staging Condesing involves the intersection of the camp with public space. Martin Wassermaier
presents a short film about the occupation of Karlsplatz by a media-camp. As an active platform within
an independent cultural approach and practice of media, the media-camp wanted to make
the Karlsplatz central point of a new protest movement. For some theatrical-performative projects that
started to stage camp-like patterns in Vienna last winter, Staging Condesing gives the opportunity
to present and evaluate not only those projects in a retrospective way such as the urbanistic
choreographic Palais Donaustadt by the Theaterkombinat with included theory-camp and In deinem
Lager ist Österreich (In Your Camp is Austria), a project about Marianne Fritz by the Stadttheater
Wien (Vienna City Theatre) and the pedagogical relic of the Childs City. In addition to that, Claudia
Bosse (Theaterkombinat), Fred Büchel (Stadttheater Wien/ Vienna City Theatre) and the architect
Ulrich Beckefeld (office for subversive architecture osa), who has a working cooperation with Büchel,
show the process of their works. It reaches from besiegement a project about Melvilles Barthleby in
Hebbeltheater HAU, Berlin 2004 to camping on the Danube ledge (Bosse) and leads then away from
the camp to manoeuvre, a mass-reading of Marianne Fritz novel Naturgemäß I (Naturally I), which
exceeds 1000 pages. Büchel and Beckefeld compile a visual installation of pocket-camps that
comprise miniatures of stills and microarchitecture. This field of attention is joined by Ilse Chlans film
about the pedagogical experiment of Childs City, where children were offered a more or less isolated
camp for a first practise in urban social behaviour in the spirit of the seventies.
Film/screening program:
>>City of Children 2005<< (Ilse Chlan, Elise Penzias)
>>Mediacamp<< (public netbase)
>>Bildungscamper: Der Blick des Patriarchen<< (Nicola Hochkeppel)
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