The WestTurm Pavilion, in conjunction with The Teufelsberg Heritage Day of Open doors, will exhibit a curated selection of works and performances, investigating abandoned spaces where centuries of personal, political, and cultural histories have concealed themselves. Engaging with the decaying infrastructure of the iconic Tower Building perched high above West Berlin’s Grunewald Forest, the exhibition transports the viewer into a contemporary wonderland, soaked in history, yet devoid of time. The works survey a variety of themes including site-specific immersive tours by the London based performance group CLUSTER BOMB [collective], exploring the performance of listening. Additionally sound and video installations, which push the boundaries of personal endurance and perceptions, alongside large scale kinetic metal sculptures by founding members of the ‘Dead Chickens’ art group, housing waterfalls of oil and satellite dish reflecting pools. 

In addition to the WestTurm Pavilion section, there will be a wide range of exhibited artworks throughout the field station presented by Berlin based artists, as part of The Day of Open Doors (TDOD) at Teufelsberg.  The Field Station will be free and open to the public over the course of the weekend; all visitors will need to sign up for a multitude of guided tours weaving through the multiple exhibitions covering the 48,000 meters of the property.

WestTurm Pavilion: 
Antoin O’Heocha
Antje Rieck 
Benni Bosetto
CLUSTER BOMB [collective]
Corin Arnold
Dana Sederowsky
Daniel Permanetter 
Dirk Krechting
KAI
Kian Lian
Nika Radic 
Pepe Roncino 
Peter Schütze
Ursula Heinzelmann

Music & Dance Performances by: 
Anatopia 
Mad Kate | the Tide 
Wooguru Free Dance with Nelly Hakkarainen
dj Vela

Curated & Produced by Jill Ariela 

September 6-8, 2013 
10am - 10pm Tours will run every 30 minutes 
Opening Night Performances, Friday at 7pm 
S-Bahn, S9 or S75 to Heerstraße, or S1 to Grunewald - walk/cycle from there. 
Teufelsbergchaussee, 14193, Berlin

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