Fotomuseum Winterthur | Events | Sunday, 07.05.2023, 14:00–15:00
Performance: painfully. slow. desire. by Nina Mühlemann
Nina Mühlemann
The hour-long encounter painfully. slow. desire. is an exploration of the disabled, queer, female-read body (of the artist): Passivity, inefficiency and pain are often projected onto it without considering that the lived experience of slowness and pain can also be entangled with desire. In painfully. slow. desire., storytelling and movement, reality and fantasy meet, and visitors are invited to drift in and out.
Nina Mühlemann is an internationally active theatre artist and researcher living in Zurich. Since 2020, Mühlemann has directed the crip-queer theatre project Criptonite together with Edwin Ramirez, which focuses on the work of disabled artists. Criptonite's latest work, Pleasure, premiered in Munich in October 2022.
Admission: CHF 12.– (for members and reduced CHF 10.–), plus admission to the exhibition
This event takes place in the framework of the exhibition VALIE EXPORT – The Photographs. It is the first show to focus on the photographic oeuvre of the artist VALIE EXPORT (b. 1940), whose at times provocative performances and experimental installations have been a source of controversy. The show examines EXPORT’s use of photography as a critical exploration of processes of depiction and representation. At the interface of film, video art, drawing and body art the photographs offer a new perspective on her creative oeuvre.
Nina Mühlemann is an internationally active theatre artist and researcher living in Zurich. Since 2020, Mühlemann has directed the crip-queer theatre project Criptonite together with Edwin Ramirez, which focuses on the work of disabled artists. Criptonite's latest work, Pleasure, premiered in Munich in October 2022.
Admission: CHF 12.– (for members and reduced CHF 10.–), plus admission to the exhibition
This event takes place in the framework of the exhibition VALIE EXPORT – The Photographs. It is the first show to focus on the photographic oeuvre of the artist VALIE EXPORT (b. 1940), whose at times provocative performances and experimental installations have been a source of controversy. The show examines EXPORT’s use of photography as a critical exploration of processes of depiction and representation. At the interface of film, video art, drawing and body art the photographs offer a new perspective on her creative oeuvre.