Ponyhof Rodeo Lab. Memory from the diaspora
Presented as part of Rodeo Sessions — Ponyhof Rodeo Lab, a monthly platform for short-format performances, works in progress, and real encounters within Berlin’s independent scene.
This special March edition is framed by Memory, Truth, and Justice from the diaspora, in resonance with Argentina’s Day of Remembrance.
Oblivion is an artistic research and creation project directed by Javier Blanco, conceived as an extended working process that explores the relationship between memory, disappearance, and persistence through a situated and process-based practice. (Fragment)
Transmigration — Wolves Don’t Go to War is a transnational artistic project by Portal Sur – Artes Vivas, a collective of Latin American migrant artists working across theatre, video, music, and practices of healing and resistance. (Fragment)
Archivo Rosa by Mariana Eva Perez is a biographical-documentary performance that transforms a family archive into a living, collective memory device. Based on the archive of Rosa Tarlovsky de Roisinblit, former vice president of Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo, the work proposes a sensitive and performative approach to documents that span nearly a century. (Fragment)
What is Ponyhof?
Ponyhof is a temporary hub for performing arts, collective research, and community practice in Reinickendorf, initiated by Karne Kunst — a space to test ideas, share processes, and build connections.
📍 Ponyhof, Breitenbachstraße 34–36, 13509 Berlin
📅 March 30
🕠 Doors: 17:30
🕕 Performances: 18:00
Free entry — donations welcome to support the artists
⚠️ Limited capacity
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Performances • Conversation • Networking