XXY Œuvre Drag Takeover

Œuvre ist ein Kollektiv, das Drag Art, elektronische Musik und bildene Kunst von jungen Künstler*Innen aus der ganzen Welt in Großstadtclubs und Galerien des Landes zusammenbringt. Für das Drag Takeover im objekt klein a Dresden kommen Psoriasis, the mother monster of Oeuvre und ihre crazy sisterhood of travelling babes angereist um in Dresden zu explodieren. Queer Club Culture im Osten Deutschlands here we go — 3 2 1 Oeuvre PerformerInnen: Psoriasis: https://www.instagram.com/psoriasis__/ Dollar Baby https://www.instagram.com/dollarbaby666/ Mascha: https://www.instagram.com/mascha_sal/ + SPECIAL GUESTS TBA + A1 Art Print & artwork by Paulin Rogues aka elpoposangre https://www.instagram.com/elpoposangre/ Music: Œuvre https://soundcloud.com/oeuvreimprint A: DANIELA LA LUZ live (Parallel Berlin) https://soundcloud.com/daniela-la-luz raedea live (Œuvre) https://soundcloud.com/raedea-v Yngve b2b Sören Torney (Œuvre) https://soundcloud.com/yngve-eaux https://soundcloud.com/s-ren-torney a: B1txx3$k⍰llah* aka Psoriasis (Œuvre) https://soundcloud.com/bitxxeskilla Dyscotheque (G-Edit) https://soundcloud.com/dyscotheque Homo Helal aka cmd q & Eau Thermale (Kann) https://soundcloud.com/homohelal Linus (Œuvre) https://soundcloud.com/nelson-920567409 a cooperation between objekt klein a, XXY & Oeuvre * Wir, also alle Mitarbeiter*innen des objekt klein a, bitten euch ganz herzlich: Wenn ihr belästigt, diskriminiert werdet oder andere seht, die davon betroffen sind, ist unser Personal jederzeit für euch ansprechbar. So haben wir die Möglichkeit haben einen Raum zu erschaffen, in dem wir uns alle wohl fühlen können - unabhängig von Geschlecht, Sexualität, Herkunft, Hautfarbe oder Schönheitsnormen.

17.03.2018

Anna Adams recording from  2017, November 18

Künstler: Murat Önen; Josefine Schulz; Theresa Rothe Texte: Diashi Gestaltung: Roger Lehner Organisation: Albrecht Wassersleben Weitere Infos: http://www.andenboxenlinks.de/

18.11. objekt klein a, Dresden

This year, Creamfields has just 11 all-female DJ acts in a weekend of 230. This year, as usual, Forbes’ list of highest earning DJs was 100% male. This year, the RA Top 100 DJs was 9% female. Compare that to the British Parliament, which is now 32% female. But whatever you do, don’t ask why electronic music is still so far behind on gender imbalance, because you’ll get the same nonsense excuses: normally that there aren’t enough eligible female DJs, ignoring vast swathes of reality. And just in the last month, DJ and Giegling co-founder Konstantin, is alleged to have told a journalist that women are “usually worse at DJing” in a German article in Groove magazine.

Dear friends, The next xxy will happen on the 19th of August at objekt klein a. We have a lot of great things in preparation. In the week before the party we're going to invite you to a screening of the PARIS IS BURNING documentary. During daytime b4 the party there will be a Voguing/House Music dance workshop (limited attendance). Of course we have a great and special line up for you. Artwork prints and all the infos and details will be announced soon... mark it in your calender

Dresden’s Anna Adams opens this set for her hometown’s Uncanny Valley label with a warm, hazy cloud of voices and delay from Los Angeles’ Secret Circuit. But the temperature quickly plunges. The bulk of this session is like stepping into a walk-in cooler whose shelves are stacked with the chilliest coldwave, techno, and electro from labels like Lobster Theremin, Dark Entries, and Ortloff. Rave stabs splinter, acid swirls, and distorted beats struggle under the weight of all that tape saturation. EBM fans and analog aficionados will find plenty to love here

Anna Adam, Dresden based music selector and fine artist with a super diverse mix for Uncanny Valley

Thank you objekt klein a for providing the perfect space <3 Thank you The Golden Filter, Deadlift - DJ, BOBBIE*, Una Cum Milano, Murat, Albrecht & Emil for the great music.... XXY will be back with new ideas and concepts later this summer <3

“Behind the cotton wool is hidden a pattern; that we—I mean all human beings—are connected with this; that the whole world is a work of art; that we are parts of the work of art. Hamlet or a Beethoven quartet is the truth about this vast mass that we call the world. But there is no Shakespeare, there is no Beethoven; certainly and emphatically there is no God; we are the words; we are the music; we are the thing itself.” ― Virginia Woolf, Moments of Being