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12 Dec, 21:00
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Snacks & Chats with Elisabeth Bakambamba Tambwe

12 Dec, 21:00
  • Talk
Three people stand together in a foyer and laugh during a conversation. The person in the centre wears a light shirt and a black crossbody bag, while the person on the right is dressed in black. More visitors and warm reddish light are visible in the background.
© Christine Miess

Event information

Price

Free admission

Language

English, with whispered translation if required

Snacks & Chats with Elisabeth Bakambamba Tambwe invites everyone in the audience to stay after the performance and join a conversation, letting the evening wind down in a relaxed atmosphere. Together with the evening’s artists and the brut team, the audience gets to chat over drinks and a selection of snacks.

The format opens up an accessible space for exchange to share thoughts and ask questions. The audience is explicitly invited to join the discussion, listen in, or simply stay and be part of the conversation. This creates an open setting where what has been experienced can resonate and different perspectives and experiences find space.

Dates

  • 12 Dec
    Sat
    21:00
    Free admission

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Contributors

Elisabeth Bakambamba Tambwe

Elisabeth Bakambamba Tambwe was born in Kinshasa and grew up in France, where she studied fine art and sculpture. In her choreographic work, the artist deals with the sensitive and fragile dimensions of the body and the concept of normality, which she criticises as tyrannical and humiliating. Her most recent works have been shown in such contexts as the Vienna Festival, steirischer herbst, brut Wien, donaufestival, the Vienna Dance Festival and Afro_Vibes Amsterdam. www.elitambwe.com

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  • Artists

Elisabeth Bakambamba Tambwe

Elisabeth Bakambamba Tambwe was born in Kinshasa and grew up in France, where she studied fine art and sculpture. In her choreographic work, the artist deals with the sensitive and fragile dimensions of the body and the concept of normality, which she criticises as tyrannical and humiliating. Her most recent works have been shown in such contexts as the Vienna Festival, steirischer herbst, brut Wien, donaufestival, the Vienna Dance Festival and Afro_Vibes Amsterdam. www.elitambwe.com
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