Exchange of art: exciting performances in the Reinickendorf local museum!

Exchange of art: exciting performances in the Reinickendorf local museum!

On July 2, 2025, a special series of events will take place in the Heimatmuseum Reinickendorf, which focuses on Hannah Höch's art. The event begins at 12 noon with the performance "Ms. Hannah (and the sham chopped)", which is staged by Sabine Reinfeld and Hanno Leichtmann. This performance combines sound, silence and language and interprets the work of Höch in a creative way. At 2:00 p.m., Myriam El Haïk will present the performance "Ohrgrün Vert d’Oreille - The Word as a World. The Invented Word as Invented World", which addresses the power of the word and the creation of one's own worlds through language.

From 3 p.m. the performance "Every beginning! An encounter with the origin" by Nicole Wendel and Jan Burkhardt follows. This performance invites visitors to discover the moment of the beginning as a living and open experience. The end of the event is “barrierless freedom. Perwing for dramence” by Manfred Peckl and Katja Pudor in the garden.

diverse art and free participation

The performances are part of the accompanying program for the exhibition "Suggestions? - I don’t need any! (Hannah Höch)", which deals with Dadaistic references and poetic visual worlds such as landscapes, couples and masks. The art forms shown include drawings, watercolors and gouachen, all of which were created in Heiligensee and that extend beyond the 1920s. The curator of the event is Katja Pudor.

Participation in the event is free of charge and registration is not necessary. Visitors can relax in the garden with a picnic blanket and enjoy refreshing drinks. The local museum is open Monday to Friday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a special opening time on Saturday, July 12, 2025. For more information, the website www.kunst-reinickendorf.de and the telephone contact on (030) 90294-6460 With this event, a unique access to Hannah Höch's work is created, which goes far beyond its traditional reception. Visitors are invited to experience the versatile facets of art and performance and to be inspired by the creative forms of expression.