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Tabea Krah + Viola da Gamba

To be seen in Premarts gallery from 10.-26.02.2021 is the violin maker and musician Tabea Krah with her work on a viola da gamba.

Tabea Krah lives and works in Kreuzberg, Oppelner Straße 34 for almost 10 years now and is concentrating in repairing, restoring and building instruments. The last one she finished to create was a Swedish Nyckelharpa (Moraharpa).

To get her mind free and having more space for her creativity, Tabea loves to work in the rooms of Premarts that are flexible in their usings and empty in the beginning when slowly slowly the art could develop. Here she is not only working on the sound but also playing the instruments.

  

The next concert is in preparation. When Corona regulations will allow it, she will perform soon with her colleague Christian Müller at the trumpet, playing cello and guitar herself.

www.tabeakrah.com
“Instrumentenbau Tabea Krah” on Facebook and Instagram

 

 

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As an act of love session

 

„As an act of love aims to speak through different voices and bodies. Our goal is to inspire to reflection and through that, to boost social change. Artists pertaining to minorities / working with them will inspire you to think about each event topic: isolation & feminism, climate change, decolonization, disabilities & crip culture.

„As an Act of Love zielt es darauf ab, durch verschiedene Stimmen und Körper zu sprechen. Unser Ziel ist es, zum Nachdenken anzuregen und dadurch den sozialen Wandel voranzutreiben. Künstler, aus Minderheitsgruppen oder dass mit Minderheitsgruppen zusammenarbeiten, werden Sie dazu inspirieren, über jedes Veranstaltungsthema nachzudenken: Isolation und Feminismus, Klimawandel, Entkolonialisierung, Behinderung und BehindertenKultur (“crip culture”).

  1. Isolation and / or Feminism as an act of love
  2. Climate change as an act of love
  3. (De)colonization as an act of love
  4. Disabilities & CripCulture as an act of love

Eröffnung: 27.02.2021, 19 Uhr

Performance-days: 27/02 , 13/03, 27/03 and 03/04/2021 – always from 7 to 10 pm, streaming (FB events) and possibly with audience present.

Curatorial work supported by Senatsverwaltung für Kultur & Europa