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SUMMARY:Broken Hearts
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DESCRIPTION:BROKEN HEARTS\nBroken Hearts is a duo of performance-based even
	ts\, bringing tenderness\, love\,\ncare\, and different ways to contemplat
	e sorrow\, process anger\, or simply forget\nfor a moment. The first event
	 is happening on Sunday May 24th. The second event\nwill happen on Sunday 
	June 7th.\nAcross two days\, four performances unfold\, each approaching h
	eartbreak from a\ndifferent angle. Alongside this\, a market gathers local
	 small businesses\noffering things that can accompany your state. From art
	 to satisfy your eyes\, to\nfood to meet your mouth\, to massages to relax
	 your body\, to alcohol to loosen\nup.\nThe project is put together with c
	are by Kapish\, and held within the arms of\nRoodkapje West.\nA freely acc
	essible event\, where you can stay between performances\, have a\ncoffee\,
	 move through the market\, or take distance when needed. A seemingly\ncasu
	al setting\, shaped by the work and trust of the artists\, the team\, and 
	the\nspace.\nBe ready to cry\, laugh\, or simply stay.\n\nTIMETABLE\n15:00
	–15:30\nYalla Tnam by Rebecca Lillich // Krüger & Ahmad Mallah\n16:00–16:2
	0\nA Practice of Becoming\, Still by Michel Wang / 王敏亘\n\nYalla Tnam\nYall
	a Tnam (ياهلا تنام) is a ritual performance\, a composed echo of grief\,\n
	protest\, and survival.\nThrough voice\, sound\, and movement\, Ahmad Mall
	ah and Rebecca Lillich // Krüger\ninvite the audience into a moment of col
	lective mourning and transformation. The\nperformance interweaves Fairuz’s
	 lullaby "Yalla Tnam" with Syrian grief rituals\nthat emerged during the e
	arly years of the Syrian Revolution.\nMallah’s voice\, processed live\, be
	comes a rhythm of endurance\, while Lillich //\nKrüger responds through em
	bodied gestures moving between care and violence.\nThe work unfolds betwee
	n personal and political layers\, touching on migration\nhistories and the
	 complexity of relating to the Netherlands as both refuge and\nplace of di
	splacement.\nLanguage: Arabic and English\n\nAhmad Mallah & Rebecca Lillic
	h // Krüger\nAhmad Mallah and Rebecca Lillich // Krüger are an Amsterdam-b
	ased performance\nduo intersecting the personal and political. Their work 
	uses open symbols to\ngenerate reflection\, introspection\, and connection
	.\nTheir earlier works\, The Ladder (2023) and The Price of Bricks (2024)\
	, revolve\naround singular objects and unfold as action-based performance 
	happenings. Their\nmore recent works\, including pulling blood from stone 
	(2025) and Yalla Tnam\n(2026)\, move towards surrealism and song-based str
	uctures\, combining gesture\,\ncostume\, and voice.\n\nA Practice of Becom
	ing\, Still\nA Practice of Becoming\, Still stays with heartbreak as an on
	going process rather\nthan a fixed moment.\nThrough an immersive and atmos
	pheric approach\, the work follows a body moving\nthrough uncertainty\, se
	nsing\, repairing\, and continuing to become. It is rooted\nin personal ex
	perience and ongoing artistic research.\nLanguage: Mandarin and English\n\
	nMichel Wang / 王敏亘\nMichel Wang is a Taiwanese interdisciplinary artist ba
	sed in the Netherlands.\nWorking across fashion\, performance\, installati
	on\, and publishing\, their\npractice explores queer hybridity\, transform
	ation\, and belonging through tactile\nmaterials and speculative storytell
	ing.\nDrawing from personal sensations\, Asian queer experiences\, and cyb
	erfeminist\nthought\, Michel creates intimate and poetic environments wher
	e bodies\,\ntechnologies\, and materials intertwine.
URL:https://backend.prikbord.page/event/broken-hearts
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LOCATION:Roodkapje West - Keileweg 10A 3029 BS\, Rotterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>BROKEN HEARTS</strong><br />Broken 
	Hearts is a duo of performance-based events, bringing tenderness, love, ca
	re, and different ways to contemplate sorrow, process anger, or simply for
	get for a moment. The first event is happening on Sunday May 24th. The sec
	ond event will happen on Sunday June 7th.<br />Across two days, four perfo
	rmances unfold, each approaching heartbreak from a different angle. Alongs
	ide this, a market gathers local small businesses offering things that can
	 accompany your state. From art to satisfy your eyes, to food to meet your
	 mouth, to massages to relax your body, to alcohol to loosen up.<br />The 
	project is put together with care by Kapish, and held within the arms of R
	oodkapje West.<br />A freely accessible event, where you can stay between 
	performances, have a coffee, move through the market, or take distance whe
	n needed. A seemingly casual setting, shaped by the work and trust of the 
	artists, the team, and the space.<br />Be ready to cry, laugh, or simply s
	tay.</p><p><strong>TIMETABLE</strong><br />15:00–15:30<br />Yalla Tnam by 
	Rebecca Lillich // Krüger &amp; Ahmad Mallah<br />16:00–16:20<br />A Pract
	ice of Becoming, Still by Michel Wang / 王敏亘</p><p><strong>Yalla Tnam</stro
	ng><br />Yalla Tnam (ياهلا تنام) is a ritual performance, a composed echo 
	of grief, protest, and survival.<br />Through voice, sound, and movement, 
	Ahmad Mallah and Rebecca Lillich // Krüger invite the audience into a mome
	nt of collective mourning and transformation. The performance interweaves 
	Fairuz’s lullaby "Yalla Tnam" with Syrian grief rituals that emerged durin
	g the early years of the Syrian Revolution.<br />Mallah’s voice, processed
	 live, becomes a rhythm of endurance, while Lillich // Krüger responds thr
	ough embodied gestures moving between care and violence.<br />The work unf
	olds between personal and political layers, touching on migration historie
	s and the complexity of relating to the Netherlands as both refuge and pla
	ce of displacement.<br />Language: Arabic and English</p><p><em>Ahmad Mall
	ah &amp; Rebecca Lillich // Krüger</em><br />Ahmad Mallah and Rebecca Lill
	ich // Krüger are an Amsterdam-based performance duo intersecting the pers
	onal and political. Their work uses open symbols to generate reflection, i
	ntrospection, and connection.<br />Their earlier works, The Ladder (2023) 
	and The Price of Bricks (2024), revolve around singular objects and unfold
	 as action-based performance happenings. Their more recent works, includin
	g pulling blood from stone (2025) and Yalla Tnam (2026), move towards surr
	ealism and song-based structures, combining gesture, costume, and voice.</
	p><p><strong>A Practice of Becoming, Still</strong><br />A Practice of Bec
	oming, Still stays with heartbreak as an ongoing process rather than a fix
	ed moment.<br />Through an immersive and atmospheric approach, the work fo
	llows a body moving through uncertainty, sensing, repairing, and continuin
	g to become. It is rooted in personal experience and ongoing artistic rese
	arch.<br />Language: Mandarin and English</p><p><em>Michel Wang / 王敏亘</em>
	<br />Michel Wang is a Taiwanese interdisciplinary artist based in the Net
	herlands. Working across fashion, performance, installation, and publishin
	g, their practice explores queer hybridity, transformation, and belonging 
	through tactile materials and speculative storytelling.<br />Drawing from 
	personal sensations, Asian queer experiences, and cyberfeminist thought, M
	ichel creates intimate and poetic environments where bodies, technologies,
	 and materials intertwine.</p>
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