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THE VERSATILITY OF MY PRACTICE (selection since 2016)
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 #87: Hosting 80 participants at a cultural hackathon (Image © Nelly Rodriguez) |  #86: Organizing a big cultural hackathon (Image © Nelly Rodriguez) |  #85: Organizing Kitchen Talks and doing a quiz: who recognizes the 11 member institutions of Museumsquartier Bern? (Image © Nelly Rodriguez) |
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 #84: Developing a tea with the charter for collaboration: each tea bag has a different phrase - just like Yogi tea (Image & graphic design © Peter Auchli) |  #83: Talking about sand dunes at an event for the Friends Circle of the Swiss Alpine Museum. (Image © Raphaela Bigler) |  #83: Continuing to organize weekly Stammtische: lunches by and for Museumsquartier collaborators from different institutions. (Image © Regula Berger) |
 #81: Hosting a community kitchen developed by Seraina Dür (Image © Florin Bertschinger) |  #80: Putting up posters for our Sommerfest at Museumsquartier Bern. (Image © Peter Auchli) |  #79: Tearing down fences and hedges between institutions with all collaborators (Image © Nelly Rodriguez) |
 #78: Giving garden shears to the museum directors to tear down the fence between their institutions. (Image © Nelly Rodriguez) |  #77: Creating a charter with collaborators from different institutions. |  #76: Cheering for the Museumsquartier Bern running team at the 10 Miles in Bern. |
 #75: Visiting the Museumsquartier Bern from the perspective of an insect – with the biologist Franziska Witschi. |  #74: Being a volunteer job coach for Carlos at Powercoders. |  #73: Closing off the first half year of Museumsquartier Bern with a ritual. (Image © Cornelia Aeby) |
 #72: Organizing a Flag Ritual every last Thursday of the month. |  #71: Having the best office in the neighborhood, over the fence between the museums. (Image © Carole Frossard) |  #70: Organizing a weekly Stammtisch: a lunch prepared by and for collaborators of the different institutions of Museumsquartier Bern. |
 #69: organizing a big summer market for Museumsquartier Bern (Image © Jacqueline Strauss) |  #68: Launching an open call for garden chairs and ideas for the museum garden of Museumsquartier Bern. |  #67: installing my project office for the Museumsquartier Bern over the fence between the Historical Museum and the Communication Museum |
 #66: facilitating an online exchange platform for Latin-American and European artist residencies |  #65: pitching our prototype for the video of an online hackathon about social innovation. |  #64: giving a workshop about feedback at the Alps Art Academy |
 #63: being an outside eye |  #60: feed-backing the book fair (image © Jan Bolomey) |  #58: Talking about cookbooks and the dramaturgy of art publications |
 #57: Preparing a presentation on my hotelroom door |  #56: sending 150 copies of 'This Book is Yours' to our backers, funders and contributors. |  #55: making a video for the crowdfunding of our book |
 #52: running the bar after a concert. |  #53: editing a book about collaboration that is 10 tables long. |  #50: facilitating a co-creation session for a symposium |
 #49: organising a karaoke bar in the kitchen |  #48: re-imagining an event to present artistic research together |  #47: picking up an artist at the train station. |
 #46: watering the raspberry and strawberry plants in the permaculture keyhole garden. |  #45: cooking Pasta a la Norma for 15 people (including 2 Italians). |  #43: checking if there is a dead mouse under the fridge. |
 #41: co-creating a tool to re-position your (artistic) practice |  #39: preparing the Christmas tree |  #37: distributing flyers for an informal event. |
 #23: cleaning nettles we picked for the soup. |  #25: planting ideas |  #22: transporting stones for a permaculture garden. |
 #20: heating up the sauna. |  #19: hacking the Actor-Network Theory to create a community garden project. |  #18: reading lots of applications. |
 #9: hiding cables in dusty places for the sake of the audience's security. |  #8: re-inventing the art institution collaboratively |  #7: making a radio program with a wifi made from whiskey boxes, together with artists and refugees |
 #5: assisting an artist to film his project outside of a refugee centre |
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