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The Wig

©Angharad Williams Baege

For Ruhr Ding: Schlaf, the Welsh artist Angharad Williams as part of the collective The Wig adevelops a work for the Makroscope rooms. Angharad Williams is an artist and writer who, in her poetic and quasi political works, investigates the individual in a capitalist world. Her works of art combine elements that are sculptural, installative, text-based, and performative, taking a distinctive and unsentimental look at the present: “Questions are a burden to others, answers are a prison to oneself,” as is asserted in one of her pieces.

Under the name The Wig Angharad Williams often works collaboratively with the artists Gianmaria Andreetta and Richard Sides. Mostrecently they developed exhibitions at the Bonner Kunstverein and in the exhibition space of MOSTYN in Wales (both in 2022). In 2020, Angharad Williamsspent three months in Essen as a resident of the program Zu Gast bei Urbane Künste Ruhr.

Angharad Williams (*Ynys Môn, Wales) lives in Berlin and Wales.

Dorsten

The Grand Snail Tour will be accompanied by literary, photographic and illustrative artists, who will collect impressions and reflections from the same city at the same time as the Trailer is there and put them into visual or literary form. The result is a paratext on the three-year tour, a travel chronicle in the form of a kaleidoscope of stories, connections and snapshots in the 53 cities of the region, revealing the simultaneities and non-simultaneities of the Grand Snail Tour. Chroncler in Dorsten is Anna Haifisch.

Dorsten von Anna Haifisch

Illustration by Anna Haifisch: Dorsten street scene featuring the "Dorsten City Markt" sign, a Tipico store, and a handcart of Clubheim Angel u. Sportverein Dorsten e.V. in stylized colors.

© Anna Haifisch

© Anna Haifisch

„Vorbei am Baumarkt und dem geschlossenen Wettbüro, nach zwei schaurigen Eisenbahnbrücken, stand da plötzlich dieser kleine Kohlenwagen mit dem Namen des Angelsportvereins als liebevolle Erinnerung an alte Zeiten. Statt Erz und Kohle lugten ein paar erfrorene Blümchen hervor. Mit dem kleinen Wägelchen wäre ich gern durch Dorsten gerollt, musste aber leider meine kalten Füße benutzen.“ - Anna Haifisch

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Portrait of artist Anna Haifisch, known for her comics and illustrations, wearing a pink beanie and a smiley sweater in front of a blue wall.

© Matthew James Wilson

Anna Haifisch

Anna Haifisch writes and draws comics, works as an illustrator for national and international media and designs print series, posters and design products.

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