Two and half months of lectures, workshops, performances, and games which accompanied the experimental exhibition Bureau des transmissions are coming to an end. Concluding the project, its participants will carry out a collective deinstallation with all visitors welcome to join in.
To take away a few satin ribbons from Karoline H. Larsen’s Collective Strings installation, or make dolls using threads from Linda Vigdorčika’s piece Translation Wardrobe, or just have a conversation over a cup of tea at Ladder Café by the Swiss art group microsillons—during the final days of Bureau des transmissions, along with independent exploration of the project, visitors will have the opportunity to try “secret art mediation” implying diverse types of activities. Final sessions of Kirill Savchenkov’s board game Fireworks and Gunpowder will also run before the closure: the players will have to choose between animate or inanimate forms of existence, figure out the enemy, and answer the question whether Telegram is such a threat as it is described.
