WHERE SHOULD WE GO AFTER THE LAST RUPTURE? at the Karlskirche Kassel
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Home as a Mobile Landscape: WHERE SHOULD WE GO AFTER THE LAST RUPTURE?
The exhibition by Aliaa Abou Khaddour, Iman Hasbani, and Reem Yassouf transforms the Karlskirche Kassel into a sensuous space for thought and experience. Installation, live performance, and experimental work with various materials combine to create an artistic exploration of what home means.
When Home Becomes Mobile
In this exhibition, home does not appear as a fixed place but as a changeable experience. Memories, changes, and the feeling of belonging form an open structure that reshapes itself throughout life. The three artists focus on identity, presence, and absence, as well as the connections between people and places.
Installation, Performance, and Materiality
The artistic practice of the exhibition moves between installation, live performance, and experimental material work. Different forms, surfaces, and spatial arrangements enter into a dialogue with the architecture of the Karlskirche. The church space becomes not just an exhibition area, but a sensually perceivable landscape where sound, body, material, and memory overlap.
The Karlskirche as Exhibition Space
The simple architecture of the Karlskirche provides a concentrated framework for contemporary art. As a historical site in the city center of Kassel, it connects cultural memory with current artistic engagement. The atmosphere of the exhibition invites a decelerated viewing of the works and opens an aesthetic experience between sacred spatial effect and contemporary installation.
Art as Cultural Education
The exhibition encourages visitors to question their own notions of belonging. Art historical categories such as painting, sculpture, or installation are expanded here through performative and processual forms of expression. This connection makes the art experience an open conversation about migration, identity, memory, and the fragile construction of home.
Guided Tours and Exhibition Hours
The exhibition is open from October 31 to November 14, 2026, daily from 4 to 6 PM. Guided tours take place on November 3, 6, 11, and 13, each from 5:30 to 6 PM. On November 15, 2026, a live performance and an artist talk will follow for the finissage.
Conclusion: An Exhibition About Belonging and Memory
WHERE SHOULD WE GO AFTER THE LAST RUPTURE? welcomes visitors with a multifaceted encounter of installation, performance, and experimental art. The exhibition creates a space for personal reflection and social exchange. Anyone wishing to experience contemporary art as an immediate aesthetic experience and rethink home should discover this special art experience live at the Karlskirche Kassel.
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