THIS COULD BE US, BUT YOU'RE SO HARDCORE by big feelings club

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Med projektet "This could be us, but you’re so hardcore", har kunstnerkollektivet big feelings club lagt rammerne for en to-dages, kunst- og performancefestival på Basement i København. Festivalen er åben d. 13.-14. september med 23 deltagende kunstnere.

Inden festivalen åbner, har de deltagende kunstnere brugt to dage på at definere Basement som rum - både for en offentlig udstilling, og for det kollektive arbejde og de relationer der er nødvendige for, at det kan ske. Der vil være spor af netop det arbejde mellem værk, formidling og proces i udstillingen.
Vi vil arbejde for en flerstemmig udstilling uden forudgående tematisk eller kuratorisk tænkt sammenhæng, ud over lysten til at lave den sammen som kunstnergruppe.

Big feelings club er et kollektiv bestående af de fire billedkunstnere: Pernille Emilia Kjær, Billie Meiniche, Mie Mo og Cecilie Mark. De arbejder sammen om at skabe rum for cirkulation af viden, opdyrkning af kollektiv kapacitet og at facilitere kollegaskab i en konkurrencepræget kultur.

De deltagende kunstnere er; Ayuko Dan, Tjelle Esrom Raunkjær, Vero Niko Nielsen, Solvej Heise Jakobsen, Sidsel Winther Hansen, Sabine Wedege, Philip Ullman, Mathias Westbrook, Line Rolf, Laura Landbo, Frej Siggi, Christine Dahlerup, Carl Benny Robert, Elísabet Birta Sveinsdóttir, Alimma Aldiyar, Agi Haugesen, Anný Djurhuus Øssursdóttir, Hannah Coffey, Billie Meiniche, Mie Mo, Pernille Emilia Kjær og Cecilie Mark

Der vil være et program af performances, musik og litteraturoplæsninger for begge festivaldage - mere info om dette kommer!

Åbningstider:
Onsdag d. 13/9: 15-23
Torsdag d. 14/9: 15-23

Basement
Enghavevej 42
1674 København V

Donations-baseret indgang.
Accessibility: Der er trapper både ned i udstillingsrummet og op til toiletterne. Vi vil være til stede til at assistere. Hvis du ønsker at deltage og vil tale om mulighederne inden eventet er du velkommen til at række ud til os på us.bigfeelingsclub@gmail.com

"This could be us, but you’re so hardcore" er støttet af Vesterbro Lokaludvalg

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"This could be us, but you’re so hardcore" is a two-day art and performance festival initiated by the collective big feelings club. The festival is open 13-14th of September at Basement in Copenhagen with 23 participating artists.

The artists have spent two days defining Basement as a space - for a public exhibition, as well as for the relational and collective work that made it possible. Traces of this relationship between process, presentation and the final work will find its way into the show.
We will work towards maintaining inherent diversity instead of a thematically or curatorial coherency - except for the common wish to make the exhibition happen as a group.

Big feelings club is a collective consisting of the four artists: Pernille Emilia Kjær, Billie Meiniche, Mie Mo and Cecilie Mark. They work to create spaces for circulation of knowledge, collective capacity and collegiality, counter to a culture dominated by competition.

The participating artists are: Ayuko Dan, Tjelle Esrom Raunkjær, Vero Niko, Solvej Heise Jakobsen, Sidsel Winther Hansen, Sabine Wedege, Philip Ullman, Mathias Westbrook, Line Rolf, Laura Landbo, Frej Siggi, Christine Dahlerup, Carl Benny Robert, Elísabet Birta Sveinsdóttir, Alimma Aldiyar, Astrid Haugesen, Anný Djurhuus Øssursdóttir, Hannah Coffey, Billie Meiniche, Mie Mo, Pernille Emilia Kjær and Cecilie Mark

Stay tuned for a complete program of performances, music and literature readings for both festival days!!

Opening hours:
Wednesday 13/9: 15-23
Thursday 14/9: 15-23

Basement
Enghavevej 42
1674 København V

Donation-based entrance
Accessibility: There’s stairs both leading down to the exhibition space as well as up to the toilets - we will be helpful in any way we can if you wish to attend and can benefit from assistance. If you want to talk about possibilities before the event you are welcome to write us at us.bigfeelingsclub@gmail.com

"This could be us, but you’re so hardcore" is funded by Vesterbro Lokaludvalg