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Der Garten im Japanischen Palais mit seinen Holzpflanzblöcken, Hochbeeten und Sitzgelegenheiten im Winter. Er trägt kaum Blätter und sieht etwas karg aus. Bald wird es hier wieder anders aussehen.

Winter at the Palais Garden: 1. The Worm Compost

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On 13 October 2022, the Albertinum of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden hosted the conference “Revolutionary Romances: Into the Cold – Alternative Artistic Trajectories into (Post-)Communist Europe.” A report by Julia Tatiana Bailey and Christopher Williams-Wynn.

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Ein Filmstill aus A K Dolvens Videoskulptur "between the norning and the handbag". Wir sehen eine Frau mit rasiertem Kopf auf dem befestigten Ufer eines Sees oder Meeres sitzen und auf die Wasserobefläche schauen. Neben ihr liegt eine Handtasche auf dem steinernen Pier.

The time of life

The video sculpture "between the morning and the handbag" by A K Dolven can currently be seen here on voices as part of the exhibition "Zeitgefühle". Philosopher Philipp Schmidt on water as a metaphor for time and hope as a feeling of time.

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Repetition and Time: Havekost with Kierkegaard

The same motif, again and again – Jane Boddy on two works by Eberhard Havekost that are currently on view in the study room of the Kupferstich-Kabinett, and on the (im)possibility of repetition.

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