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Tour solo exhibition:
ID: 
E13.1--3, 
E14.6-7, 
E16.3, 
E17.5-6


Title:

Wozu Poesie?




Tour:
2013 — 2017

May 9 – 11, 2017
Cultural Literacy in Europe Second Biennial Conference, Warsaw, Poland
March 21 – April 20, 2017
Zentral- und Landesbibliothek Berlin, Germany
March 2 – 6, 2016
StAnza Scotland’s International Poetry Festival, St Andrews, Scotland
March 21 – April 25, 2014
City Library Malmö, Sweden

March 13 – 15, 2014
Umeå International Literary Festival, Umeå, Sweden
October 13 – 22, 2013
Galerie KUB, Leipzig, Germany
October 08 – 13, 2013
The Frankfurter Buchmesse 2013, Frankfurt, Germany
June 08 – 15, 2013
Akademie der Künste, Halle 3, Berlin, Germany

Concept:
Sergey Shabohin
Project director:
Dr. Thomas Wohlfahrt

Project leader:
Alexander Filyuta

Project coordination:
Heide Schürmeier
Sergey Shabohin:
Wozu Poesie?,
Akademie der Künste,
Berlin, Germany,
2013


Explication:
47 Poets from 47 European countries share their thoughts on the question «what’s the point of poetry?» in 47 photos. They’ve created slogans that comment on the state of culture and society in their countries while also keeping poetry in focus. This June at the Berlin Poetry Festival (poesiefestival berlin), their very diverse poetic messages and points of view will be assembled in an exhibition. The photos are demonstrations and acts of solidarity at the same time. There has never been such an exhibition before. It offers the unique opportunity of bringing the variety of European voices and moods together in one place.



Sergey Shabohin:
Wozu Poesie?,
Akademie der Künste,
Berlin, Germany,
2013



With contributions by:
Arian Leka (Albania), Teresa Colom (Andorra), Gevorg Gilants (Armenia), Sophie Reyer (Austria), Nijat Mammadov (Azerbaijan), Volha Hapeyeva (Belarus), Xavier Roelens (Belgium), Senadin Musabegović (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Mina Stoyanova (Bulgaria), Ivan Herceg (Croatia), Constantinos Papageorgiou (Cyprus), Ondřej Buddeus (Czech Republic), Martin Glaz Serup (Denmark), Sabine Scho (Germany), Joanna Ellmann (Estonia), Harri Hertell (Finland), Fabienne Yvert (France), Paata Shamugia (Georgia), Yannis Stiggas (Greece), Petra Szőcs (Hungary), Máighréad Medbh (Ireland), Kristín Ómarsdóttir (Iceland), Claudio Pozzani (Italy), Maria Vilkoviskaya (Kazakhstan), Sergey Moreino (Latvia), Hansjörg Quaderer (Liechtenstein), Laurynas Katkus (Lithuania), Luc Spada (Luxembourg), Keith Borg (Malta), Nikola Madzirov (Macedonia), Alexandru Vakulovski (Moldavia), Tanja Bakić (Montenegro), Tsead Bruinja (Netherlands), Cornelius Jakhelln (Norway), Patryk Zimny (Poland), José Mário Silva (Portugal), Svetlana Cârstean (Romania), Stanislav Lvovsky (Russia), Leif Holmstrand (Sweden), Michael Fehr (Switzerland), Dragana Mladenović (Serbia), Martin Solotruk (Slovakia), Aleš Šteger (Slovenia), Martí Sales (Spain), Ömer Erdem (Turkey), Sabrina Mahfouz (UK) and Ostap Slyvynsky (Ukraine).