Faculty of Invisibility Body of Work summer camp June 26th till July 6th 2015 Künstlerhäuser Worpswede Martin-Kausche-Ateliers Vor den Pferdeweiden 16-18 27726 Worpswede map download Poster as PDF Body of Work provides a minimal scenography, consisting of a screen, a wooden circle and the Abaton. In Ancient Greece Abaton was the pilgrim's dormitory, part of a temple's complex, where during sleep Asklepios would announce the suitable cure in dreams.    To bring Please bring a bad experience (preferably from the art world) that should be turned into a good one. If you like, bring an (healing) exercise that can be done individually or in a group. You're welcome to bring helpful objects and books as a loan to the summercamp's temporary library.

No program There is literally no program. You are welcome but not obliged to create things together.    Registration Limited places available. Registration is required. Please register by emailing to registration@body-of-work.org before June 10th 2015. It is possible to stay just a few nights as well. Please indicate the dates of your stay. Children are welcome.    Self-organized This camp is self-organized. Everyone is asked to participate in cleaning, cooking, shopping and we will cover the cost of food together (varying according to self-estimation).    Body of Work is a cooperation with the Künstlerhäuser Worpswede / die Kolonie, run by Tim Voss.    The poster has been designed by Paul Gangloff.    It quotes Franz Kafka's call of the Nature Theatre of Oklahoma. Proof reading by Sarah M Harrison.    Body of Work is a production by the Faculty of Invisibility (Sönke Hallmann and Inga Zimprich).

Accommodation The five houses of the Künstlerhäuser Worpswede offer 20 beds in 11 rooms. There are five bathrooms, we'll use the main kitchen collectively, there will be two big common spaces and a large meadow which offers a place to meet and additional room for a few tents. Bedding, linen and towels are provided.    more images    Costs Please contribute 25€ to the camp as a participation fee if possible. You have to cover your travel yourself as well as the cost of food (see self-organized).    Worpswede is an artists colony situated close to Bremen, which has been founded in 1889.    Moor Right behind the houses are horse meadows and the devil's moor with the Hamme flowing through. We can light campfires, take long walks and bath in the Hamme stream.

Directions    by public transport by train to Bremen. Take bus 670 from Bremen central station to Worpswede. The busses leave once an hour right in front of the main station. Schedules can be found here. The bus takes approximately one hour. Please get out at the bus stop Jugendherberge (youth hostel). Walk a few meters back to Hammeweg and continue Hammeweg to your right towards the windmill. Just before the mill turn right into the Vor den Pferdeweiden lane. The Martin-Kausche-Studios are situated after 200m on your left.    If travelling on a Saturday or Sunday you can also take the moor express, a historic train from Bremen main station, running four times a day. Schedule can be found here.    by car From Hamburg or Ruhr area take A1 up till Bremen interchange, then take A27 in the direction of Cuxhaven. Take the exit Worpswede/Ritterhude (not Lilienthal!).    From Hannover take A7, change to A27 in the direction of Cuxhaven. Take the exit Worpswede/Ritterhude (not Lilienthal!).    Follow the signs to Worpswede. Before entering the village following signage to youth hostel (Jugendherberge) and Neu Helgoland, turn left into Hammeweg. After 300m turn right into the lane Vor den Pferdeweiden. The Martin-Kausche-Studios are situated after 200m on your left.