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tell me something and then take it back @klassegrcic
bis 25.10.
Fr-So 15-18 Uhr und nach Vereinbarung
📍Gutleutstr. 294

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es gibt kein schlechtes wetter
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für die ausstellung "tell me something and then take it back" in der @alte_schmelze

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Tell me something and then take it back

class exhibition in detail
@klassegrcic

Greta Fay( @gretaefay )
Greta Fay
Ramón Loesch( @ramon.loesch )
Anne Schmieder und Lena Potens ( @anne0311_art und @lena_onpaper )
Jolina Bürger( @jjolina__ )
Max Krippner( @maxkrippner_ )
Sofia Feist( @sofia.katharinaa )
Marlene Peter( @marlxnepeter )
Marlene Peter
Jessica Buckwitz( @jessica.buckwitz )
Paula Steg( @paula.mvr )
Max Krippner
Jessica Buckwitz
Jan Aziz( @azizmalt )
Jan Aziz
Jan Aziz
Marusja Münchmeyer( @zerfxcktesherz02 )
Sabrina Laugelli( @sabunculus )

📸 @lrnz.krkhff

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Herzliche Einladung zur Katalogpräsentation von back and forth in der Heussenstamm-Stiftung

Dienstag, 20. Oktober 2026
18 Uhr
@heussenstamm_ Braubachstr.34

Im Rahmen der Ausstellung back and forth in der @alte_schmelze (2025) begegneten sich die Arbeiten von Jörg Ahrnt, Sabine Kuehnle und Nicole van den Plas im Dialog mit einem besonderen Ort, seiner Geschichte und den Spuren der Zeit.

Der nun im @kannverlag erschienene Katalog dokumentiert die Ausstellung und versammelt Texte von Alissa Walser und Jacqueline Jakobi Millán.

Wir freuen uns, die Publikation erstmals öffentlich vorzustellen und gemeinsam mit euch einen Blick zurück auf die Ausstellung zu werfen!

Ein Dank gilt dem Kulturamt der Stadt Frankfurt am Main für die finanzielle Unterstützung des Katalogs.

Gestaltung: Matthias Fickinger
Foto: Ulla Kuehnle

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TELL ME SOMETHING AND THEN TAKE IT BACK

1. Why Does It Always Make Me Sad When It’s Nice Outside? Fotografie, 86,1 × 120,9 cm, 2026.
2. Once, We Met at My Place to Listen to a New Album by a Punk Band. We Didn’t Know the Lyrics, but We Screamed Around the Kitchen Late into the Night, Rolled on the Floor and Laughed So Hard We Had Tears in Our Eyes. The Next Day, I Had to Apologize to My Flatmates. Fotografie, 86,1 × 120,9 cm, 2026.
3. It Smells Like Sunscreen, Blossoms, Sweat and Cigarettes. The Air Is Hot and the Radio Is Playing. When Everything Finally Falls Apart, I Already Know How I’ll Put It Back Together. Fotografie, 86,1 × 120,9 cm, 2026.
@alte_schmelze @milchsackfabrik
curated by @_jacjak @ramon.loesch
Photo: @lrnz.krkhff @wweinzierl

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Max Aaron Krippner über ‚Tell me something and then take it back‘

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Tell me something and then take it back @klassegrcic @alte_schmelze

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After seven months on the road and one month in Frankfurt am Main exhibition Handel with Care came to an end at Alte Schmelze last week.

Thank you to everyone who opened their archives, their stories, and their care to this project — the artists, the translators, the institutions, and everyone who walked through the space and sat with these histories.

But this isn’t quite the end. On September 27, Handle with Care continues in Berlin with its closing chapter, Aftermath, at Spore Initiative on the South and North Caucasus, freedom, and personal experience. See you soon in Berlin!

We thank our wonderful partners: Manana Bold Team — Felix Kosok, Aleksandar Radan, Aileen Treusch, Ellen Wagner, Alte Schmelze: Jacqueline Jakobi Millán and Artist Artjom Chepovetskyy.

Photo: Vladimir Seleznev

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This summer I was very happy to join @handle_with_care_project with Annushka (2023)

I loved the idea behind “Handle with Care”: a suitcase traveled from one city to another, collecting works from multiple artists who reflect on family archives, migration histories, and diverse regional contexts. In each city, a mediation session took place around the objects from the suitcase, and new participants joined. In the end, all the works were presented at an exhibition in Frankfurt am Main at @alte_schmelze

In “Annushka” project, my family’s history became intertwined with the stories of women from the Soviet atomic project, and my name became the connecting thread between different forms of uranium’s existence and the facilities that transform it into weapons-grade plutonium.

Taking part in “Handle with Care” inspired me to give this project a second life and reissue the zine in English. So, stay tuned.

And by the way, the exhibition at @alte_schmelze has been extended until 10.09. You can still catch it.

📸 @seleznevvladimir

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