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Arthur Jafa, Love is the Message, The Message is Death, 2016, Film Still, © Arthur Jafa, Courtesy of the artist

Love Is the Message, The Message Is Death
Arthur Jafa

31 May - 12 July

On Saturday 5 July at 15h, we are offering a guided tour of the exhibition and E-WERK. No advance registration is necessary!

Love Is the Message, The Message Is Death (2016) consists of footage shot by Jafa, a visual artist with a long career as a cinematographer and film director, as well as clips sampled from films, newscasts, sporting events, music videos, and citizen videos, much of it downloaded from the Internet. These images traverse the twentieth century, focusing on the lives of Black people set against the backdrop of systemic racism and white supremacism. This work is a powerful meditation on racism and Black pain, creativity and Black resilience and will be shown for the first time in Brandenburg.

Summer School, E-WERK Luckenwalde, photo: Laila Kaletta

Summer School: Energy Literacy for Just Transition
5 - 9 July

E-WERK will host a summer school for an interdisciplinary selection of masters and PhD students at E-WERK in collaboration with the University of Amsterdam to explore the questions: How can we understand the different ways energy manifests in landscapes, social relations, infrastructures and heritage spaces? What happens to energy production sites after they are decommissioned? Please note the application process has now closed.

BURN OUT at E-WERK and Stadtbad Live Luckenwalde, 2023, photo: Julia Grüßling

Stadtbad Live! Sommerfest
12 July
12 - 23h

E-WERK will showcase works by practitioners based in Brandenburg through an ambitious ‘back 2 back’ programme around Stadtbad Live Luckenwalde. A selection of back 2 back proposals will showcase the volume and diversity of culture happening in Brandenburg, which may include performances, sport, panel discussions, symphonies, concerts and dance. The ambition is to celebrate the renovation of the Stadtbad as a new publicly accessible venue, and illustrate how new forms of heritage interpretation can empower citizens in the context of the green transition. The day will also include SWEAT. A Musical: A music project about fitness, optimization markets and the self by artist Rimini Protokoll.

Kira Xonorika, 'Visions'' (2023) at NeueHouse Hollywood. ''River like ourselves: what is the encoding of intelligence?'' curated by Alice Scope. Los Angeles, CA. Photo by Kenny Laubacher

Mensch Maschine 2025
Artist in Residency Programme

The Human Machine Programme is an artist in residency programme between the JUNGE AKADEMIE, VISIT of E.ON Stiftung and E- WERK Luckenwalde. The partnership promotes networking among artists and aims to explore issues of sustainability in the field of digital technologies. Each fellowship is endowed with 20,000 euros. The four artists will be provided with studios at E-WERK Luckenwalde as well as at the Akademie der Künste in Berlin.

BURNOUT at E-WERK and Stadtbad Live Luckenwalde, 2023, photo: Stefan Korte

Mensch Maschine
Opening 19 September with live
performance and Mensch Maschine Musik
programme

E-WERK Luckenwalde, JUNGE AKADEMIE Akademie der Künste, Berlin and E.ON Foundation are pleased to announce the group exhibition of Mensch Maschine fellows 2024 - 2025 at E-WERK featuring Assem Hendawi, hn. lyonga & Safiya Yon, Emerson Culurgioni & Viktor Brim, Kira Xonorika, Sonya Isupova, Maithu Bùi, Franziska Aigner & Thuy-Han Nguyen-Chi and Rae Hsu. Partners will also present Mensch Maschine Musik on 19  September at Stadtbad Live Luckenwalde featuring Bendik Giske, Discovery Zone and Nazanin Noori. Curated by E-WERK Luckenwalde and Akademie der Künste, Berlin.

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