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Jasmin Schädler. is a performance and media artist. After completing her bachelor’s degree in physics and cultural studies, she studied theater directing at the Academy of Performing Arts Baden-Württemberg and completed her master’s degree in art praxis at the Dutch Art Institute ( Thesis: With a Human Face? - Aesthetics and Politics of ...
Jasmin Schädler. ist Performance- und Medienkünstlerin. Im Anschluss an ihren Bachelor in Physik und Kulturwissenschaften studierte sie Theaterregie an der Akademie für Darstellende Kunst Baden-Württemberg und im Master Kunst Praxis am Dutch Art Institute (Thesis: With a Human Face? - Aesthetics and Politics of Datafication). Ihre ...
Jasmin Schädler is a theater director working at the borders between installation, performance, and theatre. She studied theater directing under Christof Nel at the Academy for Performing Arts in Ludwigsburg, Germany. Recently her work has been focused on the cosmos of being a woman. Akademie Schloss Solitude Profile
Jasmin Schädler is a media and performance artist based in Stuttgart, Germany. The overarching theme of her work is the questioning of knowledge hierarchies. Coming from an intersectional perspective she investigates the relationship between space, perception and identity in both analog and digital.
»Gestures of Motherhood« is a research diary about Jasmin Schädler’s explorations of motherhood. Motherhood is neither exclusively the physical ability to give birth nor the function of raising a child nor the exclusive vocation of a woman. The topic is challenged by many ideologies and often split between two extreme poles.
Jasmin Schädler. Director: Fahr mit uns zu Linda. Jasmin Schädler is a German theatre and movie director who was trained at Akademie für Darstellende Kunst Baden-Württemberg and Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg. Her work Hilde&Hilde (2016) was shown at the Nibelungen Festspiele in Worms, Germany.
A project by n.n.n. collective (Julia Schäfer & Susanne Brendel and Jasmin Schädler) and InterAKT Initiative e.V. i.a. Funded by the City of Stuttgart and by the State Ministry of Baden-Wuerttemberg for Sciences, Research and Arts. Supported by LBBW-Foundation and Kunstverein Wagenhalle.
