Ei Arakawa-Nash brings WATER MONEY SALAD to Kunstmuseum Bochum
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WATER MONEY SALAD: A performance evening that puts art in motion
On June 3, 2026, contemporary performance meets an exhibition intertwining sound, movement, and conceptual art at the Kunstmuseum Bochum. WATER MONEY SALAD is the multi-part performance series accompanying the exhibition Yuko Mohri & Ei Arakawa-Nash – How We Meet and will bring various artistic positions into a vibrant concert experience of a different kind starting at 6 PM.
An evening between Fluxus, body, and space
Ei Arakawa-Nash develops the program together with students from the Art Academy Düsseldorf in the class of Ari Benjamin Meyers. The announcement makes clear where the journey is headed: not into a classic concert format, but into an open, experimental live atmosphere where performance, installation, and temporality intertwine.
Playing with form, rhythm, and presence
The program features, among others, Johannes Buchholz with Partita in Gold lasting 90 minutes and Marlene Raab & Simon Below with BY THE POOL for 25 minutes. Additional contributions will come from Lea Frensch, Julian Geschwind, Rosa Luckow, Bene Rox, Rosa Schubert, and other participants. This results in an evening that unfolds like a finely orchestrated web of gestures, timing, and audience mood.
The Kunstmuseum as stage
The location significantly shapes the experience: The Kunstmuseum Bochum at Kortumstraße 147 is known as an open cultural space and provides the appropriate backdrop for performative formats. The architecture, the exhibition situation, and the proximity to the audience create that intensity which contemporary art ideally exhibits. Here, nothing feels static; everything remains in flow.
Why this date stands out in Bochum
WATER MONEY SALAD is one of those events that expand the view of art and performance. Those who appreciate Fluxus, experimental art, contemporary soundscapes, and collective stage performance will experience an evening with a clear profile here. The combination of internationally anchored artistic practice, academic newcomers, and the museum context makes the event particularly exciting.
Conclusion: On June 3, 2026, visitors to the Kunstmuseum Bochum can expect an open, vibrant, and cleverly curated performance program with strong artistic signatures. Anyone who wants to not just observe art but experience it in the space should attend this evening live.
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