Tom McCarthy: Inkarnations-Wochenende

31.03.2023 – 01.04.2023
With Tom McCarthy

31.03. 7:30 pm
01.04. from 3 pm

With Tom McCarthy and guests:
Kolja Reichert, Irene Baumann, Boaz Levin, Hito Steyerl, Miriam Stoney, Asad Raza, Vera Tollmann, Claus Pias, Pavan Malreddy, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Ira Ivanova, Siddhartha Lokanandi, and Hopscotch Reading Room

Tristan and Isolde, Gertrude Stein, Isadora Duncan, Lillian Moller Gilbreth, Huckleberry Finn, Han Solo, Lenin, Dante, Norbert Wiener and Archduke Franz Ferdinand: all these and more careen around the pages of The Making of Incarnation, the latest novel from ex-British (now Swedish) author and former DAAD Artists-in-Berlin fellow Tom McCarthy.

On the occasion of Suhrkamp’s publication of Ulrich Blumenbach’s German translation, Der Dreh von Inkarnation, alongside the release of new paperback editions of two of McCarthy’s previous novels, K and Satin Island, Suhrkamp Verlag and DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program are delighted to announce Inkarnationswochenende, to run March 31st-April 1st, 2023: a weekend of discussions, performances and debates by artists and academics on and around the novel’s themes.

In cooperation with Suhrkamp Verlag
With kind support by Kemmler Foundation

Inkarnationswochenende
Program

March 31st, 7:30 pm
And Down We Went

Tom McCarthy and Kolja Reichert in dialogue
Reading in English and German by Tom McCarthy and Irene Baumann

Drinks

April 1st, from 3 pm
Flesh that Knows Nothing of Asymptotes and their Parabolas

3 pm
Tendering Proxy what suits?
Hito Steyerl (via Zoom) and Boaz Levin in dialogue

4pm
The Tether-Tennis Symphony
Reading performance by Miriam Stoney

That What I Say Is But a Beam of Light
Video response by Asad Raza

5 pm
This Whole Economico-Galactico Event-Field
Discussion with Vera Tollmann, Pavan Malreddy, and Claus Pias
Respondent: Tom McCarthy

6:30 pm
The Tristan Chord
Music performance by Ari Benjamin Meyers
with Jan Terstegen and Carsten Hein

The event will be held in English.

Throughout the afternoon:
Impromptu Reading Room by Siddhartha Lokanandi / Hopscotch

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Foto: Christian Werner