WHERE SHOULD WE GO AFTER THE LAST RUPTURE? in the Karlskirche Kassel

Event: WHERE SHOULD WE GO AFTER THE LAST RUPTURE? in Karlskirche Kassel, Karlsplatz 1, 34117 Kassel on 5. November 2026

Date and Time

5. November 2026 16:00

Location

Kassel
Kassel, Deutschland

Price

Free

About this Event

Exhibitions & Museums

Mood

Other

Venue Type

Inside

Homeland in Motion: A Sensory Exhibition in the Karlskirche Kassel

The exhibition WHERE SHOULD WE GO AFTER THE LAST RUPTURE? brings together artists Aliaa Abou Khaddour, Iman Hasbani, and Reem Yassouf in an intense artistic exchange. Installation, live performance, and experimental material work combine to create a multifaceted investigation of what home means.

A Church Space Becomes an Artistic Landscape

In the Karlskirche Kassel, contemporary art meets historical sacred space. Different materials, spatial arrangements, and performative elements generate an exhibition atmosphere in which body, time, movement, memory, and history interact. The church space does not merely serve as a backdrop but becomes an active component of the artwork observation.

Home as an Open Experience

The three artists do not understand home as a fixed place. Instead, it appears as a changeable experience, shaped by memories, transformations, and a sense of belonging. The exhibition focuses on identity, presence and absence, as well as the connections between people and places.

Installation, Performance, and Materiality

The artistic works oscillate between installation, live performance, and experimental engagement with various materials. Body and space, traces and surfaces, movement and narrative form an open structure. For the visitors, a space of experience is created that wants to be perceived not just visually but with all the senses.

Art Historical Perspectives and Cultural Education

The exhibition expands classical categories such as painting and sculpture with processual, performative, and spatially related forms of expression. Its curation opens up a cultural education that connects personal perception with societal questions. The aesthetic experience becomes a starting point for reflection on migration, belonging, memory, and the fragile construction of identity.

Guided Tours and Special Dates

The exhibition is open from October 31 to November 14, 2026, daily from 4 to 6 PM. Public guided tours will take place on November 3, 6, 11, and 13 from 5:30 to 6 PM. A closing event with live performance and artist talk is scheduled for November 15, 2026.

Conclusion: Contemporary Art as an Immediate Art Experience

WHERE SHOULD WE GO AFTER THE LAST RUPTURE? invites the audience with a compelling connection of installation, performance, and material experiments. The exhibition creates a space for concentrated artwork observation, personal memory, and social exchange. Anyone wanting to experience contemporary art as a sensory and insightful aesthetic experience should discover this special art experience live at the Karlskirche Kassel.

Official Channels of Aliaa Abou Khaddour, Iman Hasbani, and Reem Yassouf:

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