Room Laboratory: Kitchen Monument
event: Street for Art
place: Cultural Center Zahrada, Malenická 1784, Prague 11
date: May 20 - 24, 2009
initiative: A soul for Europe
info: www.streetforart.cz, www.kuechenmonument.de
Kitchen Monument is a unique urban and architectural concept by the significant Berlin artistic group Raumlabor. It will be presented to the Prague public for the first time at the Street For Art festival. Kitchen Monument is intended to be the focal point of the festival as the essence of sociological and philosophical interpretations of the phenomenon of public space. Thanks to its unique construction, which "emerges" from a small metal box into a transparent "bubble," it allows the boundaries between what is inside and what is outside to be disrupted - it is a safe space for organizing a neighborhood feast for local residents, while also allowing passersby to peek inside and connect both worlds.
The presentation of the Kitchen Monument project integrates the festival into the truly European context of the "A Soul for Europe" project and significantly contributes to the discussion about the phenomenon, qualities, and use of public space in the Czech Republic.
Kitchen Monument is a unique urban and architectural concept by the Berlin artist group Raumlabor. As part of the Street For Art festival, the project will be presented to the Prague audience for the first time. Kitchen Monument will be the centerpiece of the festival as a kind of essence of sociological and philosophical interpretations of the phenomenon of public space. Thanks to its unique construction, a kind of transparent bubble that "emerges" from a small tin can, the Kitchen Monument allows the boundaries between what is inside and what is outside to be loosened. It is a safe place for a neighborhood gathering, while also allowing passersby to take a look inside and connect both worlds. The presentation of the Kitchen Monument project places the festival within the European context of the "A Soul for Europe" project and significantly contributes to the discussion about the phenomenon of public space, its qualities, and usage in the Czech Republic.
place: Cultural Center Zahrada, Malenická 1784, Prague 11
date: May 20 - 24, 2009
initiative: A soul for Europe
info: www.streetforart.cz, www.kuechenmonument.de
Kitchen Monument is a unique urban and architectural concept by the significant Berlin artistic group Raumlabor. It will be presented to the Prague public for the first time at the Street For Art festival. Kitchen Monument is intended to be the focal point of the festival as the essence of sociological and philosophical interpretations of the phenomenon of public space. Thanks to its unique construction, which "emerges" from a small metal box into a transparent "bubble," it allows the boundaries between what is inside and what is outside to be disrupted - it is a safe space for organizing a neighborhood feast for local residents, while also allowing passersby to peek inside and connect both worlds.
The presentation of the Kitchen Monument project integrates the festival into the truly European context of the "A Soul for Europe" project and significantly contributes to the discussion about the phenomenon, qualities, and use of public space in the Czech Republic.
Kitchen Monument is a unique urban and architectural concept by the Berlin artist group Raumlabor. As part of the Street For Art festival, the project will be presented to the Prague audience for the first time. Kitchen Monument will be the centerpiece of the festival as a kind of essence of sociological and philosophical interpretations of the phenomenon of public space. Thanks to its unique construction, a kind of transparent bubble that "emerges" from a small tin can, the Kitchen Monument allows the boundaries between what is inside and what is outside to be loosened. It is a safe place for a neighborhood gathering, while also allowing passersby to take a look inside and connect both worlds. The presentation of the Kitchen Monument project places the festival within the European context of the "A Soul for Europe" project and significantly contributes to the discussion about the phenomenon of public space, its qualities, and usage in the Czech Republic.
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