• Conjugative Literacy, pt 1.

    The Boys Club

    Please join us for the first of the performance series by visual artist and dancer John Seung-Hwan Lee at The Boys Club. While listening to a Frantz Fanon episode from a Korean philosophy podcast named 두철수(Ducheolsu), Lee will make annotations on the bodily experience of listening and thinking.

    For millennials dancers let themselves be moved by music. By incorporating the podcast, Lee explores a triadic relationship between aural sensory, intellectual spur and body movement. “Head of action, feet of thinking, body of feeling” as the podcast’s theme song goes.

    The audience will receive a brief English translation text of the audio played during the performance.

    Doors open at 18:00.
    Performance starts at 18:30.
    Bring cash for the bar, snacks will be provided.

    This is the first of a 5-part performance series. Subsequent dates and performance descriptions will follow.

The Boys Club is a shared studio, design collective and event space in Neukölln, Berlin. It’s a daily work and studio space for six graphic designers and illustrators, but it's also a community space for the much bigger network of people who come there for drawing nights, discussion rounds, talks, charity events, magazine- and book launches, or who simply drop by for a cup of coffee. The members of The Boys Club work with graphic design, illustration, editorial design, typography, mural paintings and more. You can learn more about and get in touch with individual members below.
  • Viktoria Cichoń

    She creates illustrations combined with hand-lettering for print and digital; she also paints murals and does animation.

  • Siri Lee Lindskrog

    Running Formal Settings, specialising in typography driven graphic and editorial design within the field of culture.

  • Amanda-Li Kollberg

    Running Formal Settings, specialising in typography driven graphic and editorial design within the field of culture.

  • Kristina Wedel

    She nails ideas, concepts and contents visually. In that mission she moves between illustration, graphic design and painting on location.

  • Rosalie Wood

    She creates concepts and surprises, has experience in LX design, design thinking, image making and publication design.

  • Tessa Curran

    Cross-disciplinary graphic designer with a focus on illustration. She has experience as an in-house brand designer as well as a freelance artist.