The effects of climate change as well as of war are impacting not only the worldwide supply with fossil fuels but also very basic food supply, especially in the global south. Proto-Club3 responds to the current crisis by bringing together two artistic perspectives on the complex question of how to treat and preserve food as our basic resource of survival.

During the Long Night of the Museums, artist Byungseo Yoo will establish a kitchen at Shedhalle. Visitors can witness and participate in introductions to fermentation, communal cooking as well as tasting and eating of course – and everyone can give something back in the framework of Byungseo Yoo’s CARE program.

Due to its unsettling actuality, we will also once again screen Dominique Kochs movie “Sowing the Seeds for the Future” (2020) that takes the history and activities of ICARDA (International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas) as a starting point. ICARDA’s research goal is to prevent hunger crises as a result of droughts and other disasters. But it is itself also vulnerable to destruction. In this video project, the narrative modes mix and merge, culminating in a kind of “science-fictional poetry”.

Performance-Schedule:

18:00 Fermentation workshop 01-Tsukemono(Asazuke) fermentation / 19:00 open cooking / 20:00 open eating / 21:00 Fermentation workshop 02- Kimchi fermentation / 22:00 Fermentation workshop 03- Hot sauce (Sriracha) fermentation / 23:00 Fermentation workshop 04- Indoor compost fermentation (Bokashi fermentation)+ Humanure fermentation / from 24:00 drinks & dialogue

Performance & Text: Tarek Lakhrissi
Original musical creation: Fatma Pneumonia
Singer-composer (voice): Makeda Monnet
Costume: Inner Light
External collaborators: Capucine Porphire, Mawena Yehouessi, Léuli Eshrāghi Executive producer: Sarina Basta (BHI)
Production Assistant: Violette Morisseau

Produktion: Tinguely Museum (Basel), Move Festival, Centre Pompidou (Par- is), Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Berlin), Shedhalle (Zürich), Bureau des Heures Invisibles (Aubervilliers)
Mit der Unterstützung von La Maison Populaire (Montreuil) and the Lafayette Anticipations Foundation (Paris)

When do we ask for a time-out? In life, we may ask for a time-out when circumstances get overwhelming, when people fall ill or burn out, when banks collapse or a relationship goes silent. Time-outs exist as pockets of time that pretend they’re following some other logic than the progression of time. As if time came to a halt. Does it ever?

Saturday 15.04.
18:00: Army of Love by Ingo Niermann & Alexa Karolinski (Screening)
19:00: Performance of the Games Falling in Love with the World with Michelangelo Miccolis, Engy Mohsen, Ingo Niermann & Maria Sabato
20:00 Food & Drinks

Sunday 16.04.
14:00 Rehearsing Horizontalities by Eliana Otta, moderated by Engy Mohsen (partizipatory game)
15:30 somatic practices mit Antonija Livingstone

When do we ask for a time-out? In life, we may ask for a time-out when circumstances get overwhelming, when people fall ill or burn out, when banks collapse or a relationship goes silent.

Time-outs exist as pockets of time that pretend they’re following some other logic than the progression of time. As if time came to a halt. Does it ever?

Curated by Lucie Tuma, Michelangelo Miccolis, Phila Bergmann & Thea Reifler

CLOSING WEEKEND

Sunday/Monday 28./29.05. 14-18h

Screening TouchMETell by melanie bonajo

Monday 29.05. 18-22h Proto-Club4 Closing Gathering:

18-19h Soft Scores with Aga Pedziwiatr (DIVAS)

Aga Pedziwiatr (DIVAS) invites everyone to share and exchange together through touch, writing and voice. With the blend of their own artistic practice and as a comeback to the collective body of DIVAS Aga proposes soft scores and exchanges that facilitate a process of touching beyond the physical. Bring your favourite comfy clothes, your body and spirit and a pen!

19-20:30 Sauve qui peut: Together Convivial Dinner with Planetary Concern mit Byungseo Yoo

This Eco-Transpedagogy program and participatory art project embraces the salvaging, fermentation, cooking, and sharing of food waste. Participants actively engage in light labor, engage in discussions based on pre-recorded podcasts, partake in food waste quizzes, and exchange perspectives on seeking shared solutions amidst the challenges of climate change, political polarisation, and energy crises.

20:30-21:30 Präsentation von He Shen

Stories and Spaces are deeply entangled. Narrations, fictions and speculations offer us a temporal scale to look at the built environment, through which bodies’ oppressive categorisation and transgressive potential are made visible. Alternative life schedules and subcultural kinship making (what Jack Halberstam calls a “queer temporality”) demand an expanded understanding of care practice concerning architecture, whose aesthetic vocabulary is yet to be found.

+all evening long: musical sharings by Chaos Angel
from dream pop over Dean Blunt hommages to East Asian nostalgias

PAST SCREENINGS

Saturday/Sunday 22./23.04. & 29./30.04.
Army of Love by Ingo Niermann & Alexa Karolinski
42 min, 2016, commissioned by 9. Berlin Biennial

Saturday/Sunday 06./07.05. & 13./14.05.

Amor Rojo by Dora García

91 min, 2023, HD, color, 16:9, Spanish spoken, English subs, BE/NO’

Saturday/Sunday 20./21.05.

INCHOATE BUZZ by Leah Walker

conceived and commissioned by Fernanda Muñoz-Newsome, 2022