Reading with Tilman Rammstedt followed by a discussion with Jean-Baptiste Joly. This event took place as part of the Eastern European exchange program with Hungarian writers.
In cooperation with the Jozsef Attila Circle, Goethe Institut Budapest and Collegium Budapest.
Tilman Ramstedt (born 1975 in Bielefeld) studied philosophy and comparative literature in Edinburgh, Tübingen and Berlin. Text writer for the group “Fön – texts on music” and permanent member of the literary stage group “Visch & Ferse” in Berlin.
Numerous essays and short stories include: “Eine Froschkönigin” (together with Silke Schmidt, 1999), “L., die Jahreszeit und ich auch” (in: BELLAtriste – Zeitschrift für junge Literatur, 1/2001), “Ausflug mit L.” (in: Berlin pages of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 280/2001), “Aufwachsen in einem freudianischen Haushalt” (in: EDIT – Papier für neue Texte, 27/2001).
2003 publication of his first novel “Erledigungen vor der Feier” (DuMont, 2003). Laureate of the Open Mike Festival, Literaturwerkstatt Berlin (2001).
Tilman Rammstedt was in Budapest in April and May 2006.
The program is supported by the Ministry of Science, Research and Art of the State of Baden-Württemberg, the Hungarian Ministry of Culture and the Robert Bosch Foundation.
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Image: Agnieszka Mastalerz, »Mould«, 2025, 7min 21sec, film frame. Performers: Adrianna Mrowiec (and choreographer), Agnieszka Janosz, Director of Photography: Marcin Gołąb. The film was financed by the Young Poland Scholarship for 2024, granted by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.
Rachel Gill, »The Eight Positions or Could This Go on Forever?«, 2024. Performer: Chelsea Hecht. Photo: Anna Witenberg.
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