As part of her exhibition the billion year spree Annika Kahrs has invited a series of guests to create a special programme of performances, concerts and talks.
All events are free or pay what you can.
9TH OF MARCH 2019
6-8pm Concert: Felix Kubin, Between Events
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6TH OF APRIL 2019
7-8pm Talk: Annika Kahrs in conversation with Gareth Bell-Jones
8-9pm Book Launch: Marius Schwarz, eeeee books: Annika Kahrs SKOOBEEE, drinks
Free, no booking required
11TH OF APRIL 2019
7-8pm Lecture: Dr. Saskia Steinmann, Fluid boundaries of perception
Free, no booking required
13TH OF APRIL 2019
Concert: Louis d’Heudieres, it’s about time
Performance: Annika Kahrs, think about the size of the universe, then brush your teeth and go to bed
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Annika Kahrs THIS IS A LOVE SONG 2018. Performance. Courtesy the artist and Produzentengalerie Hamburg
Dr. Saskia Steinmann
Saskia graduated from Ludwig-Maximilian-University (LMU) Munich, Germany, with a Master in Psycholinguistic, minoring in Psychology and Medicine. She received her PhD in 2016 from the University of Hamburg, Germany. From 2010 onwards, the focus of Saskia’s scientific work has been in psychiatric neuroimaging research projects using EEG/ERP, fMRI and DTI with a major interest in the pathophysiological mechanism underlying auditory verbal hallucinations in schizophrenia. Throughout her career she has received several scholarships and published numerous articles in international journals. Currently, Saskia works at the Psychiatry Neuroimaging Lab of Harvard Medical School, Boston, with the aim to identify biomarkers that predict transition from a high-risk state into a first episode of schizophrenia.
Annika Kahrs A Concert for the Birds Performance. The Lord Mayor’s Chapel, Bristol, 2014. Produced by Situations. Photo: Max McClure. Courtesy Situations