Ready, Set, Go!

by Marte Kräher — Sep 16, 2016 / 15:34

01 What were your first thoughts while reading Solitude’s yearbook question?

02 Asking more precisely: What has been your most important recent political project?

03 In which way does this project make your life more political?

04 Which of your Solitude projects was the most political one, in your opinion?

05 What makes this project political for you?

06 What was the first political initiative you remember?

07 Have you ever considered going into politics?

08 How would you describe your political attitude in daily life?

09 What’s next?

Marte Kräher, Berlin/Germany — Art Coordination, Solitude fellow 2015

Marte Kräher works in the field of communication and project management. She collaborates with artists and cultural institutions in Germany and France.

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by Solitude fellows

Schlossghost #1

In its new collective publication, Schlossghost #1, Akademie Schloss Solitude examines the ways in which politics meet artistic and aesthetic practices in contemporary societies. For this the Solitude-fellows who had residencies in 2014, 2015 and early 2016 were invited to reflect on following questions: »Would you say that your practice is political? If so, how would you describe its political dimension?« Schlossghost #1 takes over the role of the traditional yearbooks by the Akademie. Every second year since 1990 they were summarizing all the facets of the work done in Solitude and maintained as a final truth Stéphane Mallarmé’s affirmation that »the ultimate state of the world is a book«. This new publication has lost its materiality and exists only as a virtual yearbook, or one could say as the ghost of a book. WWW.SCHLOSS-GHOST.COM

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