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Calendar
Jul 27 – Aug 2
Thu, 30.7.2026
Herdecke
14–20:30 h
Herdecke
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Fri31
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Mirroring in Herdecke
30.7.26, 14–20:30 h
Herdecke
On the Ruhr Promenade in Herdecke, a site-specific sound performance is being created in collaboration with the Spanish-Dutch sound artist Gemma Luz Bosch and her trio Studio Onderstroom, which focuses on the waters of the Ruhr.
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The Troubadour’s Welcome
12.8.26, 19–21 h
Performance
Bochum
The Troubadour is travelling through the Ruhr area from Dortmund to Duisburg – from city to city, performance to performance and encounter to encounter. Revolving around the idea of continuous presence, it is an uninterrupted journey and a musical experiment where conversations, hospitality and shared experiences create an ever growing repertoire of songs, texts and stories.
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Meet the Troubadour
23.8.26, 16:30–18:30 h
Performance
Dortmund
The Troubadour is travelling through the Ruhr area from Dortmund to Duisburg – from city to city, performance to performance and encounter to encounter. Revolving around the idea of continuous presence, it is an uninterrupted journey and a musical experiment where conversations, hospitality and shared experiences create an ever growing repertoire of songs, texts and stories.
Guided Tour
23.8.26, 14–16 h
Tour
Ev. Stadtkirche Sankt Petri
Together with the curators Britta Peters and Alisha Raissa Danscher we visit different venues of the exhibition Uncanny Shifts and invite you to explore the works and their environments. The tour takes place in German and lasts about two hours.
Opening Tingling Earth – Schauer unter der Haut der Erde🔥
22.8.26, 19 h
Opening
Dortmund
Following on from the exhibition Uncanny Shifts, the Künstler*innenhaus Dortmund presents a group exhibition that puts a special emphasis on the artistic exploration of the Earth as both fertile soil and an ecosystem, as well as the (sub)ground upon which community and division arise.
Opening Uncanny Shifts
22.8.26, 15 h
Opening
Ev. Stadtkirche Sankt Petri
On Saturday, 22.8. at 15 h we will be celebrating the opening of the exhibition Uncanny Shifts. The exhibition uses artistic means to address some ecological, social, and political interactions of our time at various locations around Dortmund's main railway station.
Uncanny Shifts
22.8. – 4.10.26
Ruhrtriennale
Dortmund
The exhibition Uncanny Shifts uses artistic means to address some ecological, social, and political interactions of our time. At various locations around Dortmund's main railway station, sculptural, installation and performative works interact with their surroundings. They encounter a complex present with new inventions, curiosity, prudence, beauty and melancholic analyses.
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Sun30
Raging in Witten
28.8.26, 13–22 h
Witten
Following the tour stop of Kiss my Anger as part of Raging in Hagen, Rebecca Racine Ramershoven’s serial work continues in Witten. Kiss my Anger is an interactive video and interview project that explores anger experienced by those socialised as female* or FLINTA*.
Uncanny Shifts
22.8. – 4.10.26
Ruhrtriennale
Dortmund
The exhibition Uncanny Shifts uses artistic means to address some ecological, social, and political interactions of our time. At various locations around Dortmund's main railway station, sculptural, installation and performative works interact with their surroundings. They encounter a complex present with new inventions, curiosity, prudence, beauty and melancholic analyses.
Mon31
Tue1
Wed2
Thu3
Fri4
Sat5
Sun6
Die Geschichte der ruhigen Wolke (WIP)
4.9.26, 18 h
Performance
Dortmund
Ruhige Wolke refers to the waste heat from the cooling tower – the residual energy that can no longer be utilized by the system and drifts away. Jingyun Li grew up as the child of power plant workers in the settlement surrounding the Weihe coal-fired power plant in China. In this performance, the theater artist uses autofiction to explore her own biography and, through poetic language, reflects on processes of connection and alienation within traumas passed down across generations.
Die Geschichte der ruhigen Wolke (WIP)
3.9.26, 18 h
Performance
Dortmund
Ruhige Wolke refers to the waste heat from the cooling tower – the residual energy that can no longer be utilized by the system and drifts away. Jingyun Li grew up as the child of power plant workers in the settlement surrounding the Weihe coal-fired power plant in China. In this performance, the theater artist uses autofiction to explore her own biography and, through poetic language, reflects on processes of connection and alienation within traumas passed down across generations.
Uncanny Shifts
22.8. – 4.10.26
Ruhrtriennale
Dortmund
The exhibition Uncanny Shifts uses artistic means to address some ecological, social, and political interactions of our time. At various locations around Dortmund's main railway station, sculptural, installation and performative works interact with their surroundings. They encounter a complex present with new inventions, curiosity, prudence, beauty and melancholic analyses.