Stimmen der Vielfalt – Kulturen im Dialog

Performance mit Lina Schonebeck

The focus here is on physical engagement with the objects. Participants translate personal ideas and associations into performative actions. Movement, gesture and space become tools for artistically shaping new perspectives.

The results of these creative explorations will culminate in autumn 2026 in an exhibition co-designed by the participants themselves. Visitors are invited to contribute their own perspectives, allowing the presentation to grow continuously.

The programme is free of charge and aimed at a broad audience: individuals, families, groups or anyone who feels like working together artistically – regardless of previous knowledge or artistic background. It is not necessary to participate in all sessions or over both days; even those who only want to participate for a few hours are welcome. There is also the opportunity to continue working on your own projects every weekend.

The German Leather Museum requests advance registration by telephone on 069 829798−0 or by email to info@ledermuseum.de.

Lina Schonebeck brings her extensive experience in dramaturgy and performance to the project. She studied dramaturgy at Goethe University Frankfurt from 2019 to 2023 and has since been working in Frankfurt's independent scene, focusing on collectively developed projects. Her most recent works include the performative piece Morgen bin ich gestern anders gewesen (Tomorrow I Will Have Been Different Yesterday) (2023) at Mousonturm Frankfurt, as well as the project Future Grounds. Songs for the feeling of knowing (2023) at Alte Seilerei Frankfurt.