Our current scholarship holder, a collective of 3 costume designers (Bergit Fassl, Marei Löllmann and Marie Perglerovà) start their work for the protest opera WEM GEHÖRT LAURATIBOR. Music by Anders Ehlin and libretto by Tina Müller already exist and a lot of action on the streets against the sellout of the city: L A U … Read more
Until April 15, 2021, costume designers can apply for a Stock of Costumes – Grant and use our stock of costume at particularly favorable conditions. Interested parties can apply with productions of all genres within the independent performing arts community in Berlin, which will be developed and realized in the second half of 2021. The … Read more
The stock grant for the first half of 2021 goes to cultural scientist and designer Bergit Faßl, who works with her interdisciplinary platform a.ACHAT at the intersection of contemporary art, fashion/costume, music and food. The jury chose her promising costume design plans for the music theater project in public space “Wem gehört Lauratibor – Eine … Read more
Sat + Sun | November 7 + 8, 2020 | 12 p.m. – 7 p.m. A two-day introduction under the direction of Silvia Albarella into the world of theater and film costume design for students, drama teachers, amateur theater teams and for all those who work with costumes and would like to get an insight … Read more
Every German adult owns on average 95 pieces of clothing (not counting underwear and socks), 40% of which she and he hardly ever wears. If you consider that just one pair of jeans consumes 7000 l of water to make and covers a distance of several 1000 km, you can already imagine the enormous waste … Read more
Until November 15, 2020, costume designers can apply for a Stock of Costumes – Grant and use our stock of costume at particularly favorable conditions. Interested parties can apply with productions of all genres within the independent performing arts community in Berlin, which will be developed and realized in the first half of 2021. The … Read more
DESIGN AND SEW YOUR OWN CLOTHING Every year, fast-fashion companies produce tons of clothing which are disposed of after only one year, once worn or even unused. In the two-day workshop with designer Thimm Hoth, you can design new garments from such used clothing, redesigned according to your wishes. Under professional guidance you can change … Read more
For all interested users who would like to work independently on their own projects, we are offering shared use of the Textile Workshop from July 8, 2020. Every Wednesday afternoon you can get the necessary machine certificates and start your projects. Open Workshop (get to know the machines): Every Wednesday from 4 pm to 8 … Read more
On Saturday, June 20, 2020, we invite you to our newly established textile workshop in the Haus der Materialisierung from 2 pm to 6 pm. We will hold our annual vintage sale and there will be first information about our “open textile workshop”, which will take place every Wednesday from July 8, 2020 on. On … Read more
The stock grant for the second half of 2020 goes to the costume designer Jeanne Louët. For her promising costume design, the jury has chosen the theatre project “Happy Gays vs. Unhappy Queers”. The premiere is scheduled for November 3, 2020 at Berlin Ringtheater. “Happy Gays vs. Unhappy Queers” is a collective play development that … Read more
In order to counteract the spread of the virus, we will now only receive users of the stock by appointment. Appointments by telephone are possible, e.g. during opening hours. We appeal to your sense of responsibility and expect absolutely symptom-free users who have also had no contact with infected persons. We are available by phone … Read more
Gebrauchtes wieder verwenden und somit Abfall zu verringern ist auch unser Ziel. Von BUND, TrenntStadt Berlin und anderen Initiativen wurde eine bemerkenswerte Seite im Internet geschaffen, die alle Adressen in Berlin kartografiert, welche dem Re-Use-Prinzip folgen. Und wir sind jetzt auch dabei! Eine super Sache: ReMap. Und auch auf diesen Blog-Beitrag auf der Seite möchten … Read more