AIR Workshop

Between Night and Day Sensual Walk through parts of Chinatown, KL

Workshop by Susanne Bosch

A place is layered with memories, information, knowledge, systems and structures.
As a guest or researcher, one can explore a place in a number of different ways. This walk will be an invitation to explore Chinatown with our senses rather than with information for our brain:

We will witness the moment between night and day, between darkness and dusk.
We will use our senses, which means taste (through a variety of breakfasts), smell, sight, sound, movement, touch, … to get an individual, sensual understanding of the texture of space. We will do this exploration partly in silence, but never alone. It also means to have the permission to endure in places that one might usually never dare to do. At the end, we will exchange our joint learning of this particular space in time.

Bio

Susanne Bosch is a German artist who recently returned to German after living in Belfast, Northern Ireland, for 7 years. She works predominantly with and in public. Her work addresses long-term questions around ideas of democracy. Bosch has taken on issues of money, migration, survival, work, societal visions, and models of participation. She formally uses site- and situation-specific interventions, installations, video, drawing, audio, dialogical work, but also writing, speaking, workshops and seminars.

A German Artist Residency Project collaboration with Goethe-Institut Malaysia

Date
17th May 2014

Time
6:30 am – 9:00 am

Meeting Point
Lostgens’ Contemporary Art Space

Initiators/ Facilitators
Susanne Bosch
Yeoh Lian Heng