What does fear do to you? Anxiety is an intense feeling that we all know. It can warn us, shake us awake or even paralyse us. The Pavilion of Fear, which is travelling through Chemnitz in the run-up to the exhibition Edvard Munch. Angst, which is travelling through Chemnitz in the run-up to the exhibition, will create a special place of encounter. All those who are curious are cordially invited to discover new perspectives and enter into dialogue with other people about this strong feeling.
A diverse programme will be offered with various participants from the fields of culture, music, art, sport and theatre. From making music together and creative writing to exercise programmes - there is something for everyone! Fear is not only seen as something negative here, but also as a force that can drive change and personal growth.
Tuesday, 10 June
the first event begins at 3.30 p.m. with a reading in cooperation with the TU Library Chemnitz.
Wednesday, 11 June
at 3.30 p.m., the TU Library Chemnitz will once again host a reading together with the Chemnitz Authors' Association, which will present contributions on Leonhard Frank and a children's book by Hannu Taina.
from 3 to 7 p.m., the Chemnitz Art Collections and the Institute of Psychology at Chemnitz University of Technology will be inviting visitors to take part in a dialogue in which all topics between everyday worries and fears for the future can be discussed using questionnaires. Together, we will discuss the worries and fears that are currently affecting urban society.
From 5 p.m., Alexandra Takats will offer an open round of talks with sound elements to try out and exchange ideas with Musik Klang Gespräch. Takats is a freelance music and Gestalt therapist and works with music as a catalyst for personal development, resource activation and coping with life circumstances
