Flying Fish explores the theme of changing places, migration and transformation. Through whimsical sculptures of fish ‘flying’ inside the museum space, the artists reflect on the challenges of resettlement and the complex feelings and emotions attached such as fear and hope, loss and growth, while reminding us that transformation is a shared human experience. The exhibition is a collaboration between artists Arni and volunteers from Russian, Ukrainian, Kalmyk contexts as well as from the local community in Altona.
Events
GRand Opening
16.4.2025
19 – 21h
Lange Nacht der Museen
26.4.2025
Open Table “Become Part of a Big Fish”
Open Table “Become Part of a Big Fish” – Draw on fabric at the open table in front of the exhibition “Flying Fish” became part of a large artwork.
Languages: German, English, Russian, Ukrainian
Where: Flying Fish Installation at Säulenhalle
18 -23h
Mini – Workshop „Make Your Own Fish“ with @arnibird (auf Englisch!)
Create your own small fish with the artist @arnibird, that you can walk on a balloon and take home with you!
Where: Flying Fish Installation at Säulenhalle
Languages: English, German (is possible)
18.30 – 19.00
19.30 – 20.00
20.30 – 21.00
20-minutes Intro „Flying Fish“
The curators of „Flying Fish“ introduce their exhibition.
21:30
22:00
22:30
Where: Flying Fish Installation at Säulenhalle
Language: English
An exhibition by Arni Bird and Treasurebox Studio
With kind support from
Funded by
