In their new revue “Canon” She She Pop turn the spotlight on those works of other artists and thinkers, which critically influenced and informed their work during the last 30 years.

in Berlin with:
12.03.: Jean Chaize, Brigitte Cuvelier, Tatiana Saphir, Zelal Yesilyurt
13.03.: Dan Belasco Rogers, Martin Clausen, Sean Patten, Tatiana Saphir (english)
14.03.: Dan Belasco Rogers, Martin Clausen, Brigitte Cuvelier, Leicy Valenzuela

The West-born women of She She Pop meet several adversaries raised in the East onstage in order to open up each other’s drawers. A history of the East-West German division will be told live, backed up by private and/or publically available text sources, and refereed by memories either in harmony with or contrary to the two great mid-twentieth century worldviews.

Property changes consciousness. It divides friends, gives one person power over others and excludes. Property is taken forgranted. And people don’t talk about it. Nothing is so constitutive of our society, or our lives together; nothing has such a divisive effect on our community as property.