A reading exhibition with guests.

It's time to talk. Imagine a museum full of text in the coach house of a farmhouse from 1856 in Breitenrain. Photocopied letters hang on the black walls. They tell stories, are songs, Google ratings, literature, titles, poems, warnings and a psychogram of the artificial intelligence ChatGPT.Vernissages, readings, concerts and encounters with guests accompany the reading exhibition. There is a long table in the middle. On Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 18:00 to 21:00, visitors can meet writers, artists, musicians, journalists, taggers and bloggers. At the table, a piece of furniture that separates and connects at the same time, we talk and get to know each other a little better. We serve drinks, alphabet soup and bread.Franziska Rutishauser, Johannes Dullin, Sara Rassouli, Christoph Simon, Walter Kretz, Ariane von Graffenried, Marcus Signer, Demian Cornu, Manuel Dubach, Büro Destruct, Müslüm, Pavel Schmidt, Simon Hari, Raphael Urweider, Franziska Vischer, Barni Kiener, Eric Facon, Daniela Jakab, Dominik Gysin, Patrick Feuz, Janeth Berrettini, Christian Gräser, Silvano Cerutti, Matthias Schmid, Chantal Bolzern, Claudia Langenegger, Giuliano Musio, Pedro Lenz, Luciano Andreani, Marco Morelli, Binggis, Claude Kuhn, Balts Nill and many other people who shape the language, text, writing, art and culture of the capital are part of the exhibition. You can find the program at https://kulturmuseum.ch/.Die Visitors are invited to help shape the exhibition with their own words. Paper and pencils are available. Those who prefer censorship can grab a black marker and get started. Welcome to the Kulturmuseum Bern. Admission is free.

Source: Hinto.ch association
License: CC BY-SA 4.0


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