Leipzig is internationally renowned for its creative scene and is home to many artists. In the past years a bustling startup scene has also developed. However, both scenes seemingly have very few points of contact. But why? Don’t both artists & founders create new things out of nothing and, while doing so, risk a lot? Don’t both need inspiration to develop new ideas? What motivates them to then actually follow through with them – either by going to the studio or the trade office? And aren’t both involuntarily subject to market trends and have to find ways of financing their endeavors?

We want to discuss these questions together with one artist and entrepreneur in the event series „stARTup“. The kick-off event with Ryan Mosley (british painter) and Jan Winklemann (serial entrepreneur amongst others of ArtEngine.io) received strong interest. This time we will focus on photography and discuss on Tuesday, the 24th of October at 6pm in the SpinLab with Maix Mayer, photographer, media and concept artist and Florian Meissner, co-founder and CEO EyeEm. Moderation: Franziska Jaster, Art Director Gallery EIGEN + ART.

 

 

 

Leipzig is internationally renowend for its creative scene and is home to many artists. In the past years also a bustling startup scene has developed. However both scenes seeminlgy have very few points of contact. But why? Don’t both artists & founders create new things out of nothing and while doing so risk a lot? Don’t both need inspiration to develop new ideas? What motivates them to then actually follow through with them – either by going to the studio or the trade office? And aren’t both involuntarily subject to market trends and have to find ways of financing their endeavors?

We want to discuss these questions together with one artist and entrepreneur in the event series „stARTup“. Our guests are the british painter Ryan Mosley and Jan Winkelmann, serial entrepreneur amongst others of ArtEngine.io / Moderation: Gerd Harry Lybke, Galerie EIGEN + ART

 

 

 

 

Artists: Rania Akl, Kurt Bartel, Wolfgang Böttcher, Reinhard Buch, Marc Dettmann, Thomas Geyer, Florian Göthner, Stephan Guggisberg, Franziska Güttler, Claas Gutsche, Manaf Halbouni, Fabian Heublein, Frenzy Höhne, Annika Kleist, Edgar Knobloch, Sebastian Komnick, Jonathan Kraus, Gero Künzel, Edgar Leciejewski, Metulczki, Gerhard Kurt Müller, Vlado Ondrej, Jochen Plogsties, Tanja Pohl, Sabine Prietzel, Dirk Richter, Jurek Rotha, Stefan Stößel, Thadeusz Tischbein, Kata Unger, Matthias Weischer, Sabine Weise, Constanze Zorn

 

 

„The Order of Appearance“ setzt dort an, wo der Theaterabend normalerweise endet: beim Applaus. Es ist eines der ältesten Rituale im Theater. Der Vorhang fällt, die SchauspielerInnen treten in ihren Kostümen vor den Vorhang und verneigen sich vor dem Publikum, während sie die Rollen, die sie gerade noch verkörperten, hinter sich lassen. Der Applaus bringt die gegenseitige Wertschätzung zwischen Bühne und Publikum zum Ausdruck. Ein durchinszenierter Moment für die unberechenbare, spontane Gefühlsentladung im Theater. Und weil im Theater nur wenig zufällig passiert gibt es auch für den Applaus für jedes Stück eine zuvor festgelegte Inszenierung. Die Applausordnung bestimmt, in welcher Reihenfolge die SpielerInnen auftreten, ob einzeln oder im Kollektiv, welcher Raum Stars und Komparsen eingeräumt wird, wer das Ensemble leitet und das Zeichen zur synchronen Verbeugung gibt.

 

 

Residenz in der Baumwollspinnerei 

Halle 18, Aufgang E,

Spinnereistraße 7, 04179 Leipzig