Koeppenhaus & Café Koeppen, open from 6 pm to 10 pm

7.00 pm, duration 40 mins, donations welcome
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Opening of the exhibition “see-schnitte”: The Baltic Sea as a habitat – threatened and fascinating.
6.00–10.00 pm, free entry
An exhibition by Christine Lengtat, Karen Kunkel and Anke vom Sund

From 8.00 pm to 8.30 pm and 9.00 pm to 9.30 pm, live artistic performances will take place, created in dialogue with the works in the exhibition.

The audience is invited to engage with the multi-layered relationships between the Baltic Sea, material, language and perception in a sensory way.

The works by the artists Christine Lengtat and Karen Kunkel, as well as the writer Anke vom Sund, explore the intersections between a wide variety of sensory perceptions and linguistic condensation through textile objects, installations and text. The focus is on the connection and convergence of individual, fragmentary engagements with the Baltic Sea.

Photos (c) Karen Kunkel, Anke vom Sund, Christine Lengtat, Henry Dramsch, Hedwig Golpon