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Riverside at Cittipunkt e.V. presents
Waltz, 1–29 March 2026
Squat Theatre, Ben Kinmont, Juliette Blightman, Marysia Paruzel, Rampike Magazine
Waltz brings together works and contributions by Squat Theatre, Ben Kinmont, Juliette Blightman, Marysia Paruzel, and a selection of Rampike Magazines (1983–2013). The exhibition is organized by Riverside and presented at Cittipunkt e.V.*
Waltz creates a constellation: autonomous positions with their own density, history, and dynamics. Theater, publication, conceptual practice, and exhibition-making appear as modes of transmission in which images, gestures, printed matter, and authorship change meaning through contextual shifts. Rotation and counter-rotation trace a negotiable orbit.
Squat Theatre (1977–1992) was founded in Hungary and emigrated via Paris to New York. On 23rd Street, the group ran a shop whose large display window opened onto public space, creating two simultaneous audiences: one inside and one on the street. The audience looked out…
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Riverside at Cittipunkt e.V. presents
Waltz, 1–29 March 2026
Squat Theatre, Ben Kinmont, Juliette Blightman, Marysia Paruzel, Rampike Magazine
Waltz brings together works and contributions by Squat Theatre, Ben Kinmont, Juliette Blightman, Marysia Paruzel, and a selection of Rampike Magazines (1983–2013). The exhibition is organized by Riverside and presented at Cittipunkt e.V.*
Waltz creates a constellation: autonomous positions with their own density, history, and dynamics. Theater, publication, conceptual practice, and exhibition-making appear as modes of transmission in which images, gestures, printed matter, and authorship change meaning through contextual shifts. Rotation and counter-rotation trace a negotiable orbit.
Squat Theatre (1977–1992) was founded in Hungary and emigrated via Paris to New York. On 23rd Street, the group ran a shop whose large display window opened onto public space, creating two simultaneous audiences: one inside and one on the street. The audience looked out…
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