Stammheim SchleifeStammheim Schleife

Stammheim Schleife

Stammheim Schleife is a live-sound-expedition that describes the landscape of Stammheim through the eyes and ears of a young girl and a teenager, as recalled by the 30 year old artist leading the tour. What does a memory, building, body or border sound like? What does the prison, as an urban landscape, mean to local residents? Autobiographical memories are placed alongside biographical research collected from local residents, to create a tour that guides participants on a journey through childhood, a confrontation with reality and the negotiations of the memory of a young adult.
The Eye WalkThe Eye Walk

The Eye Walk

A spectator and performer go for a walk. The spectator closes their eyes and the performer guides them through the city. During their walk, the performer selects locations and focal points for a series of ‚snapshots’. Aiming the spectator’s body the performer asks the spectator to „open“ their eyes. The opening time of the eyes corresponds to the opening of a camera shutter: long enough for the picture to be taken. The Eye Walk creates a movie out of reality, composed as a spontaneous collaboration between the site, the moment and the guide.
Stuttgart und seine HörwürdigkeitenSitehearing in Stuttgart

Sitehearing in Stuttgart

Sitehearing in Stuttgart provides an opportunity to discover the sounds of the city. Eight locations of acoustic interest have been selected, inviting tourists and local residents to experience a parcour of discovery, collecting sonic impressions, while documenting this experience in the form of a manuscript.
Postcard WalksPostcard Walks

Postcard Walks

A selection of old postcards is bought at the flea market, addressed to people who once lived in Stuttgart. These addresses are then used to create a route through the city, connecting one postal address to the next and transforming seemingly everyday buildings into a destination with a history and a memory.
Wish you were hereWish you were here

Wish you were here

Greetings from Anywhere: Wish You Were Here invites people in Stuttgart to write postcards – but not from Stuttgart. Wish You Were Here is an exercise in the art of not being there. It offers the imagination of an ideal holiday instead of the futility of the tourist's attempt to escape: instant memories for everybody!
We will kehr for you

We will kehr for you

We offer visitors to Stuttgart the opportunity to take part in this weekly routine, resulting in a personal and intimate portrait of a foreign city. Tourists are provided with a map, guiding them to residents in Stuttgart who are next in line to do the Kehrwoche. Here they meet their thankful hosts who provide instructions and the necessary equipment. Armed with a dustpan and brush the tourist is left to complete the Kehrwoche cleaning ritual, before being rewarded with a cup of coffee and cake.
Ein Spaziergang mit AmyA walk with Amy

A walk with Amy

At an agreed time Amy Sharrocks in London calls you on your mobile telephone number. Together you take each other on a 30-minute tour of your respective locations. You collaborate to choose which way to go, describing the places and people you encounter and the surroundings you find yourselves in. Guiding each other’s footsteps, the conversations are as open-ended as the walks are. 'A walk with Amy' functions as an urban drift, in which each participant is simultaneously a spectator and travelling companion, tourist and tour operator.
Instant StadtparcourInstant-City Parcour

Instant-City Parcour

Visitors to a foreign city want to ‘get to know’ a place as much as possible in the shortest amount of time. But sometimes this aim is hindered by bad weather, blisters on your feet or the basic need to relax and let go of an overly ambitious list of things to do and see. The Instant-City Parcour is for all those who share these problems. If you book this tour you can simply go to a café in the town center, from where you can listen to an audio guide of Stuttgart, taking you from this café on a tour through the city you might otherwise miss.
Stuttgart Intim: Vier Jahreszeiten und ein TodesfallStuttgart Intim: Four seasons and one funeral

Stuttgart Intim: Four seasons and one funeral

The artist collective qujOchÖ invites you to a tour of private and public events. Each tour is unique, a mix of the unexpected and the carefully planned, a route that criss-crosses the inner city, following the events of the day and the moment.
Fit for Kunst (FFK)

Fit for Kunst (FFK)

Fit for Kunst (‘fit for art’) is a Stuttgart Work-Out-City-Tour that creates a physical relationship to Stuttgart’s ‚attractions’, while providing a healthy dose of fun and fitness at the same time. The urban landscape is re-imagined and transformed into an open-air fitness studio, in which the architecture becomes the apparatus.
i-punkt +

i-punkt +

i-punkt plus are unofficial tourist information offices, located in independent shops and service centers that are not usually associated with the tourism industry. Here you can ask for unofficial tips, unofficial directions, and unofficial information; the city presented to you by local residents rather than sales representatives and marketing strategists.
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Stammheim Schleife

Stammheim Schleife

Stammheim Schleife is a live-sound-expedition that describes the landscape of Stammheim through the eyes and ears of a young girl and a teenager, as recalled by the 30 year old artist leading the tour. What does a memory, building, body or border sound like? What does the prison, as an urban landscape, mean to...
The Eye Walk

The Eye Walk

A spectator and performer go for a walk. The spectator closes their eyes and the performer guides them through the city. During their walk, the performer selects locations and focal points for a series of ‚snapshots’. Aiming the spectator’s body the performer asks the spectator to „open“ their eyes. The opening time of the eyes...
Sitehearing in Stuttgart

Sitehearing in Stuttgart

Sitehearing in Stuttgart provides an opportunity to discover the sounds of the city. Eight locations of acoustic interest have been selected, inviting tourists and local residents to experience a parcour of discovery, collecting sonic impressions, while documenting this experience in the form of a manuscript.
Postcard Walks

Postcard Walks

A selection of old postcards is bought at the flea market, addressed to people who once lived in Stuttgart. These addresses are then used to create a route through the city, connecting one postal address to the next and transforming seemingly everyday buildings into a destination with a history and a memory.
Wish you were here

Wish you were here

Greetings from Anywhere: Wish You Were Here invites people in Stuttgart to write postcards – but not from Stuttgart. Wish You Were Here is an exercise in the art of not being there. It offers the imagination of an ideal holiday instead of the futility of the tourist's attempt to escape: instant memories for everybody!...
Tune into Stuttgart

Tune into Stuttgart

Send us your favourite song! Our artists will listen intensively to your song and search for a location in Stuttgart that they believe is the perfect match. You will then travel to this location where a sound system will be waiting for you. Your song will be played once, for you alone; A familiar song...
We will kehr for you

We will kehr for you

We offer visitors to Stuttgart the opportunity to take part in this weekly routine, resulting in a personal and intimate portrait of a foreign city. Tourists are provided with a map, guiding them to residents in Stuttgart who are next in line to do the Kehrwoche. Here they meet their thankful hosts who provide instructions...
A walk with Amy

A walk with Amy

At an agreed time Amy Sharrocks in London calls you on your mobile telephone number. Together you take each other on a 30-minute tour of your respective locations. You collaborate to choose which way to go, describing the places and people you encounter and the surroundings you find yourselves in. Guiding each other’s footsteps, the...
The Tour of all Tours

The Tour of all Tours

The tour of all tours is a humourous parasitic tour that follows existing routes and texts, and covers the most visited locations in the city. Whenever the tour encounters another tour, participants will be placed in the confusing and self-referential state of actually being the thing that is being described.
Expedition to Arcadia

Expedition to Arcadia

Expedition to Arcadia is a guided tour that links locations in Stuttgart that suggest or fictionalise popular tourist destinations, a showcase of displaced foreign cultures and exotic environments. The city of Stuttgart will be viewed as a form of contemporary landscape gardening, a journey through time and space that lasts no longer than an afternoon...
The slowest porsche in the world

The slowest porsche in the world

FERDINAND GT3 RS is a tandem bicycle mounted inside a replica carousel of the Porsche 911 GT3 RS. For the first time FERDINAND comes to Stuttgart, a city that is often defined as THE ‘car-city’. FERDINAND is coming home. An exclusive test-drive in FERDINAND, accompanied by the artist and engineer Johannes Langeder, will take approximately...
PREVIEW: Hearing Helmets

PREVIEW: Hearing Helmets

ARTTOURS invite you to take one of Mirja Wellmann’s ‚hearing helmets’ for a walk through Stuttgart, slowly inverting the focus of your sonic attention, until the body and city become one.
The Play (Intervention)

The Play (Intervention)

‚The Play’ weaves together the experience of reading, watching and listening to conjure up and document an imaginary institution. Equipped with a publication and an mp3 player participants submerge into the everyday life of a public space in Stuttgart, piecing together reality with fiction, while following the traces of a make-believe society.
PREVIEW: 'Aus der Region'

PREVIEW: ‘Aus der Region’

Aus der Region is a scavenger hunt, led by a group of experts and enthusiasts, in which participants gather free seasonal produce that can be found growing in and around Stuttgart. These local treasures are then prepared, cooked, consumed, pickled or arranged.
Here be dragons

Here be dragons

Here be dragons is a journey to the holes and cracks that quietly form along the folds of a well used map, escaping into spaces that in this particular context have ceased to exist, and documenting the permanence and impermanence that can be found there.
PREVIEW: POI

PREVIEW: POI

The POI workshop will ask participants (citizens of Stuttgart) to create new historical attractions in every-day spaces, located in suburbs that are rarely visited by tourists coming to Stuttgart. From archaeological sites to houses of contemporary rock-stars, fictional histories will be carefully constructed, based on events that may or may not have happened, or people...
A tour of tourists

A tour of tourists

In exchange for a nominal fee of 1 euro, tourists will be invited to have their voices recorded. The tourists will respond to a series of playful questions about themselves, based on the language used by the regional tourist board to describe Stuttgart and attract visitors to the city – sophisticated, enticing, inventive and relaxing....
PREVIEW: Night Light

PREVIEW: Night Light

Night Light is a subversive form of architectural lighting, a nighttime tour through Stuttgart that reveals some of the hidden, unnoticed and provocative features of the many historic buildings in the city. The tour is accompanied by live music composed by Matt Marks.

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  • Bettina Möller on GuestbookHatten gerade unsere erste "We will kehr for you"-Begegnung!!! Super super witzig, tolle Bekanntschaft gemacht und unser Treppenhaus ist auch gleich noch sauber ;-) War hoffentlich nicht das letzte Mal!
  • Ulrike Buck on GuestbookDas war ein ganz wunderbarer ausflug! adri und ich sind in einer ausufernden skurilen kleingartensiedlung gelandet, wo wir zwischen gartenzwergen so einige drachen entdeckt haben. dann haben wir im vereinsheim einen wurstsalat gegessen und sind beglueckt wieder ins tal gelaufen... thanks for that!
  • Anja Harms on GuestbookUns hat die Stadtführung sehr gut gefallen. Die Rückmeldungen waren durchweg sehr positiv. Das war nach einem langen Seminartag genau das Richtige. Und es war wirklich sehr witzig! Tolle Idee! Unseren herzlichsten Dank auch noch mal an Frau Moschini.