WORKSHOP

New Inherit: Art’kademy

Creative Residencies · May–September
👉 Information & Registration


🌿 1. ROOTING Residency

Theme: “Roots” – both literal and metaphorical
For: Locals, migrants, students & neurodiverse individuals
Language: German (with English support)
Includes:
• Wild herb hike, clay, textiles, plants, graffiti, natural dyes
• Storytelling & collaborative design

Dates:
May 31 – Wild herb hike & festival
Further workshop dates by arrangement


🎨 2. Collage Residency

Your story on the wall – an English-language residency for young adults
For: 18–30-year-olds with international, refugee, or migrant backgrounds
Language: English (facilitation also in Portuguese)
Includes:
• Exploring identity through collage and mood boards
• Designing a large mural at OMA

Dates (2–6 p.m. each day):
June 22 · June 28 · July 5 · August 23 · September 5 · September 6
September 13 (2–8 p.m.): Vernissage at OMA


3. Home Residency

Artistic expression for refugees, migrants, and newcomers – no prior experience needed
For: Anyone with a refugee or migration background
Language: German, English, Spanish
Includes:
• Creative workshops (clay, text, collage & more)
• Artistic reflection on bureaucratic experiences
• Shared storytelling & a safe space

Dates (10 a.m.–1 p.m. each day):
June 7 · June 22 · June 28 · July 5 · July 11 · July 12 · July 19 · July 26
September 5: Open studio
September 13 (2–8 p.m.): Vernissage at OMA


👁 4. Sensation: Activation Residency

A short residency exploring drinking rituals, sensory perception & emotional connection
For: Anyone curious, wanting to slow down & co-create the experience
Language: German (with English support)
Includes:
• Exploring taste, sound, smell & touch
• Art between ritual & reflection
• Final performance or installation

Dates:
July 5 · August 23 · August 30 · September 5 · September 6
September 13 (2–8 p.m.): Vernissage at OMA

🎸 Concert announcement

SHC_8731-редакт-ini.jpgfelix_neumann.jpg

June 22, 2025, 8:00 p.m.

Entry: 12 €/ 8 €

Jordan White – “Put Some Stuff in Jars and Wait” Release Tour
feat. Felix Neumann (Solo)

Australian electric guitarist and composer Jordan White will present his new album “Put Some Stuff in Jars and Wait” as part of his tour of Germany – a fascinating fusion of jazz, electroacoustics, and experimental music.

White combines the expressive power of the electric guitar with the algorithmic soundscape of the SuperCollider programming language, creating a musical landscape full of tension, depth, and the unexpected. His fourth album uses fermentation as a metaphor for creative work: slow, organic, and full of maturation—not a quick product, but one that has grown in sound.

This concept is consistently developed further on stage: while the album is finely composed, the concert is completely improvised – raw, direct, and honest. Each performance is a unique experience in which White's deep understanding of sound and structure unfolds in spontaneous creativity.

🎧 Support: Felix Neumann (solo)
Bleep. Scratch. Whoosh. Clunk. Bling.

Felix Neumann, a drummer and electronics engineer trained in Weimar (now based in Bern), presents his new solo project for the first time. With a mixture of drums, electronics, ambient, drones, and grooves, he creates a constantly changing soundscape—improvised live, open to surprises, deeply rooted in the moment.

-----------------------

June, 29, 7pm

open air, free entry

Cancelled Just Kiddin´


Summer is right around the corner, and we are ready for it!
In a couple of weeks we will welcome:
Cancelled Just Kiddin'
For a concert in the open, on the OMA terrace!

They come from Görlitz – geographically, you couldn’t get any more "East" than that, even though the sound of this band might feel more at home on the British Isles in the '90s. "Cancelled just kiddin’" themselves (Johann, Carl, Clara, Paul) describe their occasionally funky guitar-driven rock simply as "pop music," leaving genre neologisms to others. Maybe Germany’s answer to Oasis, even though there was never a question about it. Anyway, one thing's for sure: always real, and guaranteed to not include rehearsed stage banter between songs!
The underground scene can now look up to their new idols, because outside of it, literally no one knows them. They're just the friendly band from across the way, where the most important thing is… well, the good music.

https://cancelled.myportfolio.com/audio