Walking, Finding, Sharing E-Book

Ruangrupa

• Herausgeber: Hatje Cantz Verlag
• Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 49

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2022

Beschreibung

Inspired by the tours featured in travel guides or educational offerings at public museums, Walking, Finding, Sharing offers children and families, but also comic fans and experienced exhibition visitors, alternative perspectives on documenta fifteen. Here eight international illustrators and authors have reinvented ruangrupa's universe for documenta fifteen and stimulate the imagination of readers and visitors alike with their visual worlds. Five tours invite you to experience the lumbung values of Humor, Local Anchor, Independence, Generosity, and Transparency, offering complementary ideas and aspects to the exhibition. With entertaining stories, Walking, Finding, Sharing encourages you to find your own approach to these values, so each path is to be understood as a suggestion and can be explored spontaneously, completely or only in part. This original book will also appeal to and inspire younger visitors.

Leseprobe

Local Anchor Tour

Humor Tour

Independence Tour

Generosity Tour

Transparency Tour

Bootsverleih Ahoi

C&A Façade

Compost heap (Karlsaue)

documenta Halle

Frankfurter Straße/Fünffensterstraße (Underpass)

Fridericianum

Friedrichsplatz

Gloria-Kino

Greenhouse (Karlsaue)

Grimmwelt Kassel

Hafenstraße 76

Hallenbad Ost

Hessisches Landesmuseum

Hiroshima-Ufer (Karlsaue) 

Hotel Hessenland

Hübner areal

Tram Stop

Bus Stop

Start

End

Steinweg to Agathofstr.

Karlswiese (Karlsaue) 

KAZimKuBa

Museum for Sepulchral Culture

Museum of Natural History Ottoneum

Nordstadtpark

Platz der Deutschen Einheit (Underpass)

Rainer-Dierichs-Platz

Rondell

ruruHaus 

Sandershaus

Stadtmuseum Kassel 

St. Kunigundis

Trafohaus

Walter-Lübcke-Brücke 

Weserstraße 26

WH22

Bench

Cycle path

Boat tour

Fish

Flower field

Information

Panorama view

Picnic area

Post office

To walk, discover and share Kassel with others, we offer you two maps.On the front map we see five tours marked, which at the same time show some activities and special places in the city. A second—blank—map is located at the end of the book, so you can draw in your experiences and adventures.

KEY FOR STICKERS

Information, experiences and places marked on the map

Services available at documenta fifteen venues

Playground

Public library

Watering point

Public bathroom

Racoon

Stairs

Skate park

Swimming place

Information

Tickets

Coat check

documenta fifteen publications

Books & Goods

lumbung Kios

lumbung Press

Food and drinks

Lost and found

Meeting point for exhibition walks

Bathroom

Barrier-free bathroomBaby changing table

Barrier-free washroom

Mitte

C&A Façade

Obere Königsstraße 35

documenta Halle

Du-Ry-Straße 1

Frankfurter Straße / Fünffensterstraße (Underpass)

Fridericianum

Friedrichsplatz 18

Friedrichsplatz

Gloria-Kino

Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 3

Grimmwelt Kassel

Weinbergstraße 21

Hessisches Landesmuseum

Brüder-Grimm-Platz 5

Hotel Hessenland

Obere Königsstraße 22

KAZimKuBa

Rainer-Dierichs-Platz 1

Museum for Sepulchral Culture

Weinbergstraße 25–27

Museum of Natural History Ottoneum

Steinweg 2

Rainer-Dierichs-Platz

ruruHaus

Obere Königsstraße 43

Stadtmuseum Kassel

Ständeplatz 16

WH22

Werner-Hilpert-Straße 22

Fulda

Bootsverleih Ahoi

Blücherstraße 22A

Walter-Lübcke-Brücke

Greenhouse (Karlsaue)

Coordinates51.300310, 9.498459

Hafenstraße 76

Hiroshima-Ufer (Karlsaue)

Karlswiese (Karlsaue)

Compost heap (Karlsaue)

Coordinates51.298472, 9.493083

Rondell

Johann-Heugel-Weg

Bettenhausen

Hallenbad Ost

Leipziger Straße 99

Hübner areal

Agathofstraße 15

Platz der Deutschen Einheit (Underpass)

Sandershaus

Sandershäuser Str. 79

St. Kunigundis

Leipziger Str. 145

Nordstadt

Nordstadtpark

Weserstraße 26

Trafohaus

Lutherstraße 2

Carmen José

Julia Kluge

Malwine Stauss

Nadine Redlich

Rita Fürstenau

Isabel MINHÓS Martins

Bernardo P. Carvalho

Jules Inés Mamone (Femimutancia)

Verónica Gerber Bicecci

Innosanto Nagara

The book you hold in your hands is very special to us. It could become special to you too. It’s an illustrated book about lumbung values for shared experience and discovery.

lumbung is Indonesian for granary.A traditional farm building that many cultures, not only the Indonesian, use to store their crops, to meet and discuss who needs how much of the grain when, and to come together in celebration of the collective harvest.

Daniella Fitria Praptono, 2022

GLOSSARY

Network:friendship groups

Resources:the things we need to live

Sustainable:use of resources that takes good care of people and nature

Surplus:what is left when you’ve taken what you need, and only what you need

Collective:people who live and work together as a group

Practice:way of doing things and solving problems

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We write lumbung like this: lumbung. Even after a full stop! lumbung, to us, is the space where art meets social activism, business, and local friendships. It is a space for figuring out what is happening in the environment that surrounds us so that we can respond to it. It is a space for action, for starting something together that makes sense where we live and practice.

As the Artistic Team behind documenta fifteen, we want to answer the question: How can we use this world exhibition in Kassel, Germany to build a space where art can live and give something back to the different environments that surround artists from around the globe? Not just for now but for a long time to come. How can we make sure this space is sustainable? Which ways of doing things will we have to develop together? If we have more than we need as artists, how can we share what we have?

These questions are at the heart of lumbung practice and lumbung values, of doing and being lumbung. Having worked in collectives for many years and in many countries, we called upon our friends to help us. Collectives of artists who are like us but also totally different. Often struggling to survive.

If you must fight to keep doing what you’re doing year in and year out, in the end you get to know a lot of tricks and knacks for getting by. Knowledge like this is a surplus that can be shared and help others to survive. But of course, one can also share other things such as money, time, recipes, spaces, and art.

We needed to find out how to build our lumbung to store all this and make it last. To start with, who should be in it and in the exhibition with us?

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