Program

Mudam Luxembourg

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  Mudam Luxembourg

  Public Workshop: Blueprint

  19H00 – 23H00

  On the occasion of the Museum Night, Mudam invites you to participate in our Blueprint workshop. In participating, you will contribute to the creation of a large-scale collective drawing using different printing techniques. Your combined drawings will form a large labyrinth representing the architecture of Mudam. Come join us at Mudam on October 8 to contribute to this collective activity!

  No experience required, material provided | No booking required | For adults, teens, and accompanied children

   

   

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  Mudam Luxembourg

  Performance : Ziúr and Tarek Atoui

  18H00 & 22H00 (Mudam Grand Hall)

  Known for installations and performances that embody a sensory approach to space via sound and objects, Tarek Atoui has invited musician Ziúr to perform with him within the framework of his exhibition Waters’ Witness. Ziúr is an experimental producer/musician in Berlin’s vibrant musical topography. She produces music that is expansive, rich and diverse in texture, with sounds that are simultaneously mechanistic and deeply anthropomorphic, toying with mechanical isolation and the chaotic spectrum of human emotion.

  Within the framework of the exhibition Waters’ Witness by Tarek Atoui

   

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  Mudam Luxembourg

  "Coup de cœur" with Max Gindorff (Spoken Word Performance)

  21H00 & 24H00 (DE)

  Max Gindorff was born in 1994 in Belvaux, Luxembourg. He studied acting at the Max-Reinhardt-Seminar in Vienna. Besides his studies, he worked at the Théâtre National du Luxembourg and the Kaleidoskoptheater, among others. Engagements followed at the Volkstheater Wien and the Wiener Schauspielhaus in Vienna. With Der Himmelblaue Herr at the Kasemattentheater in Luxembourg, he directed his first play in collaboration with the collective Childhood:Destiny. After a year as a permanent member of the ensemble of the Residenztheater in Munich, he moved on to the Wiener Burgtheater for the 2019/20 season. His performance is created in collaboration with the German actor Markus Bernhard Börger. From 2013 to 2017, Börger studied acting at the Max-Reinhardt-Seminar in Vienna. He has since been working mainly in Austria, among others at the Volkstheater and the Akademietheater. With Der Himmelblaue Herr, he premiered in Luxembourg with his own collective Childhood:Destiny.

   

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  Culinary Night at Mudam

  Ongoing

  At the Mudam Café, the team from pure. will introduce visitors to their home-made cuisine made from local and seasonal products with a selection of soups and focaccia. The kitchen will remain open until 1am. As Mudam will also be hosting the after party this year, the bar will be open all evening until 3am and will be serving a selection of cocktails and drinks. In front of the museum’s entrance, a food truck, ‘Amore al dente’, will be open until 3am. On the menu: delicious pasta.

   

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  After-party

  01h00 – 03h00 | Mudam Foyer

  Following the museums’s closing at 01:00, join us for a queer rave-party hosted by Mudam. Featuring a DJ set by Luxembourg-born transmedia artist Dance Divine, whose practice includes a variety of sonic forms from techno to break-beat and politically motivated vocals, Mudam’s foyer will transform into a club conceived and designed by Brussels-based collective Every Island.

  Dance Divine is a transmedia artist, founder of the Shakti Stream transnational collective. They produce TBM Neo Trance storytellings and perform them in seasonal variations of drag in clubs and festivals. Their latest EP Salvation (Warriorecords, Paris) has received great reviews from specialist magazines such as Tsugi,ManifestoXXI and TheBrvtalist. Once a month, they upload their newest releases on SoundCloud and on Bandcamp. Dive in the transcendance! 

  Every Island is a design collective based in Brussels that investigates performativity in space through ephemeral architectures and installations. Using ambiguity as a design tool, they think of space as a scenography for transitions between roles, stages and meanings. Within each project, materiality is conceived as a reminiscence of hidden memories, images and sensations. Every Island was formed in early 2021 by Alessandro Cugola, Caterina Malavolti, Damir Draganić, Juliane Seehawer and Martina Genovesi.

• Photo credits:

  Photo 1: © Mudam Luxembourg
  Photo 2: © Matt Lambert
  Photo 3: Max Gindorff © Niklas Vogt
  Photo 4: Dance Divine, © Typic Alix