Tour With Detailed Descriptions of the Artworks
The inclusive tour creates new ways of experiencing art through multiple senses. Participants listen, touch, and describe together the artworks and large-scale film installations by Canadian-Filipino artist Stephanie Comilang. The artist explores themes such as humans and nature, home, labor migration, and diaspora. Through dialogue, participants engage with her work: How is the search for (one’s own) identity represented? What does belonging mean? What role do historical facts and fictional elements play?
Through detailed descriptions of the artworks and material samples, the tour group enters into discussion.
When
Thursday, November 27, 6 PM
Price
8 € (guided tour incl. exhibition ticket)
Meeting Point
Foyer
Accessibility
Detailed Artwork Descriptions
Notes
For people with and without visual impairments. Tickets and advice available at fuehrungen@schirn.de. Limited number of participants. Remaining tickets available at the box office on the day of the event.
The impressive film installations by Stephanie Comilang (1980, Toronto, Canada) compellingly shift between documentary and poetic narrative. Her two most recent films, “Search for Life. Diptych” (2024/25) and “Diaspora Ad Astra” (2020), are being shown in Germany for the first time.