Welcome to the Nachtsicht Festival <EditionNoEscape>.
We have been discovered!
Our hiding places have become useless. In search of new corners to be in, there is no escape. No escape from the fact that we have to keep moving.
<NoEscape> no longer just feels threatening after the first turn.
<NoEscape> becomes an exclamation of hope. We move forward in the hope of giving emancipatory ideas room to maneuver. The path goes <through the middle>. <With and through> the earth.
28.–30. August 2020
Online Edition
via the festival website www.nachtsichtfestival.de
The website is accessible a year after the festival to browse through.
The first online edition of Nachtsicht Festival takesplace during the Covid Pandemic related lockdowns – »Edition No Escape.« Throughout the weekend, the artistic contributions will be activated on the festival website. Visitors can get in touch with each other via chat and in digital workshops. Choreographer and dancer Lina Gomez will premiere her first dance-listening piece: »A Dance Piece for Listening.« The Nachtsicht team is working with Mina Reischer, Felix Förster, and Mira Simon on a sci-fem audio piece called »Houston, Houston, We Have a Problem« based on James Tiptree Jr.’s same-titled short story. The play is based on the short story of the same name by James Tiptree Jr. and takes its course when a spaceship loses contact with Earth and floats disoriented in space.
In »What’s Cooking, Good Looking?«, Franziska Doll and Lisa Herold interview chefs and bakers all over Stuttgart, turning them into instructors for joint cooking sessions. Streaming from Tel Aviv’s rooftops, rapper Mayco performs/brings you a late-night rap show. 24 digital paintings by Maren Frey pop up by surprise on the website — one of the recurring motifs is the airplane as a global networker and a mystical place where potential catastrophe scenarios linger.
The festival offers children a reading of »Flee, the Cat that never left home«followed by a cat crafting workshop with the author. A new interpretation of »Boys Love Novels«, based on the Japanese manga, is published during the festival as a mini-series.
Workshops
Music Production Workshop
DJ Neda Sanai x Nachtsicht Festival
React Against the Right
Stammtischkämpfer*innen x Nachtsicht Festival
Eco-Fiction Writing Workshop
Janina Diller x Akademie Schloss Solitude x Chloroplast e.V.
Adele Tulli
Filmscreening »Normal«
London
Streamed Live-Set
Stuttgart
Visual Design, Website and Graphic Design
Stuttgart
Filmscreening »Call of Comfort«
Berlin
Camille Tricaud & Franziska Unger
Filmscreening »Apocalypse Airlines«
München
Cultural journalism, curation, and moderation of 3 playlists
Hamburg
Audio Drama Production and Moderation of the Discussion Panel »Sein Kopf drehte sich um 1,2 Grad«
»Holy Pattern« Musikvideo Release
Leipzig
Hannah Liya
Audio Drama Production »Houston, Houston. Wir haben ein Problem« von James Tiptree Jr.
Stuttgart
Art, Comic Strips
Helsinki
Filmscreening »Chicago«
Lives on Stolen Land
Dance-Audio-Piece, »A dance for listening«
Berlin
Design of the 3D Portals,
Stuttgart
Politics, Discussion Panel »Sein Kopf drehte sich um 1,2 Grad«
Stuttgart
24 digital Paintings
Stuttgart
Mira Simon
Moderation »Lovers Left Alive« & Dramaturgy Audio Drama Production
Stuttgart
»Our way of Life is not negotiable«
Stuttgart
Music Production Workshop
Berlin
Release Children Book, Reading, Cat Crafting Workshop,
Athens
Perla Londole
Activist, Discussion Panel »Sein Kopf drehte sich um 1,2 Grad«
Mainz
Discussion Panel, »Sein Kopf drehte sich um 1,2 Grad«
Stuttgart
Screening »Übung in der Art von Boys Love Novels«
Stuttgart
Sabrina Schray
Discussion Panel with Mira Simon »Lovers Left Alive«
Stuttgart
Sofas & Ribeka
Ambient DJ-Set
London
Response to far-right talking points
Stuttgart
Late-Night-Rap-Show
Tel Aviv
Mina Reischer & Felix Foerster
Audio Drama Production, »Houston, Houston. Wir haben ein Problem«
Nürnberg
Programming Website
Stuttgart
