WUPPERTAL DANCES MURALS

16 murals for 10 districts - 10 dance stories, 6 portraits, 12 countries, 16 artists, 16 views and 16 vistas

Art Map

EDITION 2025 - WORK DONE

G. PALMADESSA (BERLIN) / PINA PORTRAIT

Oberbarmen district / Färberstraße 10

FAT HEAT (BUDAPEST) / MEADOWLAND (2000)

Ronsdorf district / Kurfürstenstrasse 135 & 137 

ALICE (ROME) / VIKTOR (1986)

Langerfeld district / Braunschweigstraße 7

CARATOES (HONG KONG) / THE WINDOW CLEANER (1997)

Heckinghausen district / Ackerstraße 18

EL MAC (LOS ANGELES) / ONLY YOU (1996)

Oberbarmen district / Hügelstraße 7

ANPU (NEW DEHLI) / BAMBOO BLUES (2007)

Vohwinkel district / Rembrandstrasse 5

INTI (VALPARAISO) / MOSS ON THE STONE (2009)

Cronenberg district / Hastener Straße 2

AKUT (BERLIN) / PINA PORTRAIT

Elberfeld district / Luisenstraße 28

INTI (VALPARAISO) / MOSS ON THE STONE (2009)

Elberfeld-West district / Krummacher Strasse 25

NILS RVA (AMSTERDAM) / PINA PORTRAIT

Heckinghausen district / Heinrich-Janssen-Straße 11

MEDIANERAS (BARCELONA) / PINA PORTRAIT

Langerfeld district / Kohlenstraße 73

EDITION 2024 - WORK DONE

JUURI (OKLAHOMA CITY) - Ten Chi (2004)

Uellendahl-Katernberg district / Domagweg 46

A. BUGLISI (PALERMO) - Palermo Palermo (1989)

Barmen district / Elberfelder Strasse 23

L7MATRIX (PARIS) - Agua (2001)

Elberfeld-West district / Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 153

TAMARA ALVES (LISBON) - Masurca Fogo (1998)

Elberfeld district / Kasinostrasse 27

CASE MACLAIM (FRANKFURT) - Cafe Müller (1978)

Elberfeld district / Bundesallee 221

Pina Bausch Gallery WUPPERTAL DANCES

 

WUPPERTAL TANZT is a homage to the dance choreographer Pina Bausch in the public space of the city of Wuppertal and deals with her 15 international dance co-productions and has them individually interpreted by urban artists from the respective co-production cities in the public space of the city of Wuppertal.

WUPPERTAL TANZT are 10 murals for 10 districts - 10 dance stories, 10 countries, 10 artists, 10 views and 10 perspectives... This is a piece of internationality for every district of Wuppertal, a message of understanding, a presentation of different cultures, captured in movement and transformed into art.

Pina's idea behind her international co-productions was to try to absorb the feeling of a city and its intangible atmosphere and transform it into movement. We want to continue spinning these danced "city identities" in public space: International UrbanArt artists are invited to be inspired by the "Welttheater Pina Bausch" and the international co-productions (15 pieces in total) and to implement them as murals in the urban space of the 10 districts of Wuppertal. The UrbanArt artists come from the cities of the dance co-productions: The cultural coloring of the dance art should be reflected in the cultural coloring of the wall art.

Funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media

Support for local businesses

A big thank you goes to the member of the Bundestag Helge Lindh and the Pina Bausch Foundation for their support.