For ‘ASAP’, Dutch artist Bert Kramer meets Munich and international ‘urban space experts’ from the fields of architecture, art, crafts, cooking, circus and more. He invites them onto a typical Dutch bus, which is converted into a platform and ‘intervention machine’ with a fold-out stage. In conversation, Bert Kramer and his guests discuss the city, their own approach and access to public space, and their interactions. The vehicle stops at specific locations chosen by the guests to turn words into action.
The recorded conversations and interventions are presented at the MaximiliansForum on 28 September 2011 and published online in early October. As a triptych, the short films show the encounter between city, people and action. In addition, short videos with similar themes can be uploaded to the website.
A project by
Bert Kramer
With
Valerie Christiansen, Christian Schnurer, Johanna Berüter, Claude Biemans, Toni Kaiser, Calanne Moronay, Daniel Überall, Ralf Homann, Stephanie Müller, Klaus Dietl
