Az erőszak vége - 4. nap: Jelena Jureša (BE) / Kárpáti Péter / Somló Dávid / Gaillard (FR/DE)

The second weekend of End of Violence continues with an immersive concert performance by visual artist Jelena Jureša, who examines the issue of complicity in war crimes and the responsibility of eyewitnesses. The Trafó stage is transformed into a Belgrade nightclub, where it is revealed that the DJ was involved in war crimes during the South Slavic War. After APHASIA, which is highly topical in view of the current war conflicts, the atmosphere in the Main Hall will change: Dávid Somló invites the audience to participate in his performance entitled The Smallest Passage, in which he explores the possibilities of utopian, quiet coexistence. Péter Kárpáti and his friends' new theater performance moves to the Club, where, in a more intimate setting, their performance, which works with “visionary crime folklore” and explores the deep psychological aspects of violence, will be shown twice during the evening. French visual artist Cyprien Gaillard's solo exhibition is on continuous display at the Gallery.