‘ConSequences’ is the name of a series of different lecture demonstrations that were developed by the artistwin Kattrin Deufert and Thomas Plischke specifically for contexts of artistic-theoretical research. For the Hamburg version, the artistwin combines quotes from his/her own ‘Letter to Dance’ with excerpts of a lecture by Gesa Ziemer on complicity, thus raising questions as to the meaning attributed to a movement within artistic decision-making processes.
Lecture Performance by and with: deufert +plischke
‘ConSequences’ is the name of a series of different lecture demonstrations that were developed by the artistwin Kattrin Deufert and Thomas Plischke specifically for contexts of artistic-theoretical research. For the Hamburg version, the artistwin combines quotes from his/her own ‘Letter to Dance’ with excerpts of a lecture by Gesa Ziemer on complicity, thus raising questions as to the meaning attributed to a movement within artistic decision-making processes.
Lecture Performance by and with: deufert +plischke
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