Invitations & Collaborations
Leman S. Darıcıoğlu welcomes invitations to present existing works and develop new commissions, as well as invitations for screenings, workshops, lectures, performative lectures, artist talks, and other forms of exchange.
They work in English and Turkish and are based in Berlin.
Exhibitions / Performances
Existing works can be presented in exhibitions, performance programmes, festivals, and other contexts. Many works can take different forms depending on the site and context: as live performances, video and installation works, or installations activated through performance.
Please get in touch to discuss available works, possible configurations, technical requirements, and conditions.
Artistic / Research Collaborations
Leman is open to artistic and research-based collaborations with artists, curators, writers, researchers, institutions, and collectives when there is a meaningful conceptual or methodological intersection. Collaborations may take the form of co-developed projects, research processes, performances, moving-image works, publications, or other context-specific formats.
Screenings / Conversations
Moving-image works can be presented as screenings in artistic, academic, festival, and research contexts, either independently or accompanied by an artist talk, conversation, or contextual programme.
Please get in touch to discuss available works, screening formats, technical requirements, and conditions.
Workshops
Leman offers practice-based workshops exploring long-durational performance, the body as archive, potential and limits, and queer temporalities. The workshops draw on both their own artistic practice and broader artistic and theoretical frameworks.
Workshops can be developed for artists, students, and practitioners at various stages of their practice, as well as anyone interested in exploring performance art.
Lectures / Performative Lectures
Leman gives lectures and performative lectures emerging from their artistic practice and research, addressing necropolitics, crip embodiment, queer grief, re-appropriation strategies, and the body as a laboratory. Lectures can be adapted to different academic, artistic, and public contexts.
Performative lectures move between presentation, live action, and critical reflection.
Mentoring / Crit Sessions — by request
One-to-one and small-group mentoring and critical dialogue sessions are available by request for artists working in durational performance, live art, and interdisciplinary practices.