Berlin’s “Kreuzberg” (Prussian cross on a hill) – 17 May 2026.
Seating from Vienna’s Museumquartier, next to Berlin’s Humboldt Forum – 18 May 2026.
“We Make Years Out of Hours”, by Lina Lapelyté. Hamburger Bahnhof National Gallery of Contemporary Art, Berlin – 19 May 2026.
64-second sample: “We Make Years Out of Hours”, by Lina Lapelyté. Hamburger Bahnhof National Gallery of Contemporary Art, Berlin – 19 May 2026.
Fliegerberg hill built in 1894 by Otto Lilienthal for testing gliders. Berlin – 21 May 2026.
The stele acknowledges 3 people who died near this location, because they tried to escape or got too close to the Berlin Wall. Hohen Neuendorf – 22 May 2026.
Wow…We Make Years out of Hours is fantastic!!!!!!!! Thanks for putting that up – I hadn’t heard of it and it’s just the kind of art I love. Glad to see you’re out and traveling!
Witnessing the “participatory choreography” that’s part of the art installation was for me a moving experience. There is signage advising visitors not to interact or interfere with the singers, and it’s difficult at first glance to separate one group from the other. With time to watch, there’s something different about a grand art piece where young and old who’re building pieces weave seamlessly among the exhibition’s actors-singers. Each of those wooden blocks is about the size of an adult hand. Thanks for your comment!
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Wow…We Make Years out of Hours is fantastic!!!!!!!! Thanks for putting that up – I hadn’t heard of it and it’s just the kind of art I love. Glad to see you’re out and traveling!
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Witnessing the “participatory choreography” that’s part of the art installation was for me a moving experience. There is signage advising visitors not to interact or interfere with the singers, and it’s difficult at first glance to separate one group from the other. With time to watch, there’s something different about a grand art piece where young and old who’re building pieces weave seamlessly among the exhibition’s actors-singers. Each of those wooden blocks is about the size of an adult hand. Thanks for your comment!
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