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Wohnsch

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Invitation to a potluck followed by a presentation

April 10, 6–9 p.m.

From April 1–10, eight artists from Stuttgart working in the fields of performing arts, music, visual arts, and architecture will explore the theme of housing.
Which places are livable, and which are not? What needs lie behind this? “Living” is to be speculatively detached from the context of ownership and the “private-public” dichotomy in order to explore the extent to which more socially and ecologically considerate spaces of possibility can be opened up.
The research leads to a “living composition” that will be shared with guests and further developed on April 10, 2026, at HuMBASEpartout.


Participating artists:
Magda Agudelo, Jule Lotte Bröcker, Tom Goemare, Marie Lienhard, Pilar Murube, Adelheid Schulz, Mayha Suaysom, Alessia Weckenmann.


Wohnsch is part of the Community Art Center Stuttgart project, which has been under development since August 2025 in collaboration with theater.prekariat e.V.

Friday, April 10, 2026, 6–9 p.m.

Participating artists:
Magda Agudelo, Jule Lotte Bröcker, Tom Goemare, Marie Lienhard, Pilar Murube, Adelheid Schulz, Mayha Suaysom, Alessia Weckenmann

Technical Support:
Roderik Vanderstraeten

Video documentary:
Lisa Sperling Dossa

 

For more information: www.theater-prekariat.de
Instagram: @theater.prekariat & @adelheid__schulz

 

Wohnsch is supported by the Stuttgart Cultural Office and the Association for Art and Democracy.

Wohnsch

←

Invitation to a potluck followed by a presentation

April 10, 6–9 p.m.

From April 1–10, eight artists from Stuttgart working in the fields of performing arts, music, visual arts, and architecture will explore the theme of housing.
Which places are livable, and which are not? What needs lie behind this? “Living” is to be speculatively detached from the context of ownership and the “private-public” dichotomy in order to explore the extent to which more socially and ecologically considerate spaces of possibility can be opened up.
The research leads to a “living composition” that will be shared with guests and further developed on April 10, 2026, at HuMBASEpartout.


Participating artists:
Magda Agudelo, Jule Lotte Bröcker, Tom Goemare, Marie Lienhard, Pilar Murube, Adelheid Schulz, Mayha Suaysom, Alessia Weckenmann.


Wohnsch is part of the Community Art Center Stuttgart project, which has been under development since August 2025 in collaboration with theater.prekariat e.V.

Friday, April 10, 2026, 6–9 p.m.

Participating artists:
Magda Agudelo, Jule Lotte Bröcker, Tom Goemare, Marie Lienhard, Pilar Murube, Adelheid Schulz, Mayha Suaysom, Alessia Weckenmann

Technical Support:
Roderik Vanderstraeten

Video documentary:
Lisa Sperling Dossa

 

For more information: www.theater-prekariat.de
Instagram: @theater.prekariat & @adelheid__schulz

 

Wohnsch is supported by the Stuttgart Cultural Office and the Association for Art and Democracy.

Quick Guide

This is a short guide how to use HuMBASEpartout.

humbase-partout

1. Use HuMBASEpartout

Click on the Use HuMBASEpartout button on the landing page of www.humbase.de.

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humbase-partout

2. Create an Account

Read the GTCs (General terms of use) carefully.

You can create an account beneath the GTCs.

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3. The Calendar

Projects appear in the calendar in the User Area and can be viewed by any user.

This can take one or two days.

humbase-partout

4. The User Area

In the User area you will find all the information you need to register your project.

To register a project, click on the button: Register Project.

Check the calendar to see when you want to realize your project.

humbase-partout

5. Register Project

Here you can enter all the information about your project.

You can select a period in the calendar (at least two days).

Information marked with * is mandatory.

humbase-partout

6. Door Code

Before starting your project at HuMBASEpartout, you will receive a temporary door code for the building’s locking system by e-mail.

The door code is valid for one week.

In case of longer use, you will receive another door code by e-mail in good time.

Quick Guide

This is a short guide how to use HuMBASEpartout.

humbase-partout

1. Use HuMBASEpartout

Click on the Use HuMBASEpartout button on the landing page of www.humbase.de.

humbase-partout
humbase-partout

2. Create an Account

Read the GTCs (General terms of use) carefully.

You can create an account beneath the GTCs.

humbase-partout

3. The Calendar

Projects appear in the calendar in the User Area and can be viewed by any user.

This can take one or two days.

humbase-partout

4. The User Area

In the User area you will find all the information you need to register your project.

To register a project, click on the button: Register Project.

Check the calendar to see when you want to realize your project.

humbase-partout

5. Register Project

Here you can enter all the information about your project.

You can select a period in the calendar (at least two days).

Information marked with * is mandatory.

humbase-partout

6. Door Code

Before starting your project at HuMBASEpartout, you will receive a temporary door code for the building’s locking system by e-mail.

The door code is valid for one week.

In case of longer use, you will receive another door code by e-mail in good time.