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Villa Aurora Night
The annual Villa Aurora night originated from the idea to make known in various ways the artists of Villa Aurora and their works created during their scholarship at Villa Aurora to a broad public in Germany: the Fellows who had been newly elected by the juries were presented with their projects in a short film. This film was made each year by a different filmmaker, who had been a fellow at Villa Aurora. At the same time, the works of the "homecoming" fellows from the field of visual art were on display and those of the fellows from the other art genres were presented in a framework program with readings, concerts and films.
Such large events are only possible with the support of private donors. In this case, a continuous and substantial support of the German Savings Banks Finance Group made the events possible.
2009 at Martin Gropius Bau, Berlin
bottom left to top right: Miguel Rothschild, Colin Ardley, Anna-Maria Hora, Jörg Bürkle, Tina Schulz, Uljana Wolf, Markus Adrian, Agnes Meyer-Brandis, Katrin Milhahn, Hanna Hartman, Thomas Lang, Susanne Heinrich, Jochen Alexander Freydank, Gerald Eckert, André Hörmann
left side: Die halbe Reise - work by Marcel Bühler; right side: Dr. Karl-Peter Schackmann-Fallis, DSGV and Albert Weis in front of Cocktails, an installation by Albert Weis
2008 at Martin Gropius Bau, Berlin
David Wagner, Andreas Lechner, Kirsten Reese, Peggy Buth, Mani Pournaghi, Gisela Lehmeier Front row: Daniel Rothman, Carola Donnerhak, Judith Schalansky, Pej-Yu Shi, Max Penzel, Albert Weis, Marko Ciciliani, Mechthild Borries-Knopp, Dr. Heike Kramer
cellist Frank Dodge in front of a work of Christian Keinstar; audience of Villa Aurora Night
2007 at Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities
Steffi Weismann, Antje Vowinckel, Paul Brodowsky, Nico Bleutge, Eliav Brand, Kevin Vennemann,Jan Koester, Marc Rothemund, Takehito Koganezawa, Olaf Nicolai, Via Lewandowsky, Andrea Neumann
Gendarmenmarkt - festive scenery of Villa Aurora Night 2007
Photographs: Ekko von Schwichow
© 2012