Newsletter
Newsletter 1 / February 2022
Tomomi Adachi © naya collective, Charlotte Misselwitz © private, David Polzin © Bahar Kaygusuz, Nellja Veremej © private
Call for Applications
Writers, visual artists and composers as well as scholars with a research project on Romanticism or on questions relating to the previously divided Germany can apply from February 15 to April 15, 2022 for a three-months residency at Schloss Wiepersdorf in 2023.
All information and the application form can be found on our website.
Fellows as of March
In March, we welcome the first four fellows of 2022 to Schloss Wiepersdorf: Tomomi Adachi (Composition), Charlotte Misselwitz (Science/Topics focusing on the previously divided Germany), David Polzin (Visual Arts) and Nellja Veremej (Literature).
Due to the pandemic, most artists and scientists have postponed their fellowship until the summer.
A group fellowship will be awarded in March to artists led by choreographer, director and performance artist Lynsey Peisinger with a project on language and artificial intelligence. Most recently, Lynsey Peisinger co-directed 7 Deaths of Maria Callas, an opera project by Marina Abramović, which premiered at the Munich State Opera in 2020.
Event
Panel discussion
"...everything is very doubtful in the countryside." (Achim von Arnim) - Is there another way?
Tuesday, March 1, 2022, 5:00 p.m.
Museum im Mönchenkloster in Jüterbog (Concert hall)
(in German language)
Tileman Wiarda, pastor of St. Nikolai in Jüterbog (moderator) in conversation with Dr. Iris Berndt (art historian, Potsdam), Dr. habil. Knut Kaiser (climate historian GFZ, Potsdam), Andreas Mickel (gardener Wiepersdorf), Wilfried Krieg (farmer, Jüterbog/OT Grüna), Jörg Niendorf (farmer, Reinsdorf).
An event in the context of the exhibition by Dr. Iris Bernd in the Museum im Mönchenkloster on the current handling of water, soil and landscape.
Café and Park
The Café in the Orangery of Wiepersdorf Castle is currently still closed, but will reopen on May 8, 2022 on Sundays from 1.00 to 5.00 p.m. during the summer months. The castle park can be visited all year round.
The castle remains closed until further notice due to the reconstruction of the museum.
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