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Do., 30.7.26, 14–20:30 hViewMirroring in Herdecke
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© Heinrich Holtgreve
Sa., 22.8.26, 15 hViewOpening Uncanny Shifts
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So., 23.8.26, 14–16 hViewGuided Tour
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Fr., 28.8.26, 13–22 hViewRaging in Witten
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Do., 3.9.26, 18 hViewDie Geschichte der ruhigen Wolke (WIP)
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The Troubadour by Ari Benjamin Meyers in Coproduction with the Manifesta 16 Ruhr
The Troubadour will travel through the Ruhr region moving from Dortmund to Duisburg, from town to town, from performance to performance, from encounter to encounter. The Enduring Performance will take place from 10.8. to 10.9., at various locations across the Ruhr region, as well as on 19.9. at the Ev. Stadtkirche Sankt Petri in Dortmund.

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Grand Snail Tour in ARCH+ Ruhr: From Territory to Space
ARCH+ Ruhr: From Territory to Space understands the Ruhr region as an assemblage of different political and cultural spaces, interests, and affiliations. The issue directs its attention to spatial practices based on exchange and negotiation that open up new forms of living together. We are delighted to be part of this research-intensive issue: in the section “Peripheral Centres”, you will find a self-reflective presentation of Britta Peters’ Grand Snail Tour concept.

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Artistic Director starting 1.11.2027
Urbane Künste Ruhr initiates contemporary art in public space and connects people across the Ruhr region through exhibition projects. Many projects are realized in collaboration with local, supra-regional, and international partners. We are seeking an Artistic Director for Urbane Künste Ruhr starting 1.11.2027.

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Emscherkunstweg goes IGA 2027
With the opening of Markus Jeschaunig's installation Königsgrube, the collaboration between Urbane Künste Ruhr, Regionalverband Ruhr and Emschergenossenschaft for the Emscherkunstweg project has come to a successful conclusion.

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Outside the White Cube
In an in-depth interview, Britta Peters talks to author and art critic Maja Ćirić about her work as Artistic Director of Urbane Künste Ruhr. She explains her perspective on public art in the Ruhr area and elsewhere, and describes how questions of participation, co-production and dialogue are constantly being renegotiated in her projects. The full interview is now available online at MOST Magazine.

©Silke Briel
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