On the last day of the exhibition »The Shaker. A World in the Making« we invite you a special participatory rehearsal by Bill Dietz and Hong-Kai Wang »Singing is what makes work possible«. Together, we will discover Shaker Songs and engage with the legacy of Mother Rebecca Cox Jackson during a public walk.
Since Fall 2018, Bill Dietz & Hong-Kai Wang have been engaged in an iterative investigation into the relations between song, labor, and value. Dietz & Wang have pursued the practice of Shaker Song at its most radical, "era of manifestations" height. For »The Shaker. A World in the Making« Dietz & Wang offer a public rehearsal asking if and how we might feel toward remaining material traces of Shaker song and geography.
Bill Dietz is a composer and writer, born in Arizona. His work on genealogies of reception and the »political aesthetics of listening« is often presented in festivals, museums, and academic journals, but also in apartment buildings, magazines, and on public streets. Currently based in Taipei, Taiwan, Hong-Kai Wang is an interdisciplinary artist working across exhibition making, curating, performance, writing, publishing and education.
Free admission. Please book your ticket at events@design-museum.de
Since Fall 2018, Bill Dietz & Hong-Kai Wang have been engaged in an iterative investigation into the relations between song, labor, and value. Dietz & Wang have pursued the practice of Shaker Song at its most radical, "era of manifestations" height. For »The Shaker. A World in the Making« Dietz & Wang offer a public rehearsal asking if and how we might feel toward remaining material traces of Shaker song and geography.
Bill Dietz is a composer and writer, born in Arizona. His work on genealogies of reception and the »political aesthetics of listening« is often presented in festivals, museums, and academic journals, but also in apartment buildings, magazines, and on public streets. Currently based in Taipei, Taiwan, Hong-Kai Wang is an interdisciplinary artist working across exhibition making, curating, performance, writing, publishing and education.
Free admission. Please book your ticket at events@design-museum.de
