The American performance artist Ann
Liv Young assumes the persona of Sherry Vignon and opens a hotel of a different kind at the Funkhaus: the Shotel.
Sherry has also devised her own Sherapy programme, so at the Funkhaus you can not only spend the night but be
healed of anything.
The pilot project is being developed in dialogue with the Angewandte
Performance Lab.
Sherry Vignon is
from Murfreesboro, North Carolina. She began her career as a moderate Christian radio show host. Realising she
had a knack for helping others, she quickly created Sherapy, a form of active therapy.
She
has worked all over the world helping analysts, therapists, psychiatrists, the terminally ill, marginalised citizens, children,
pets, corporations, and many more.
Sherry has also worked with many women who have gone on
to lead corporate America, helping them unleash and access their inner boss.
The
Shotel ProjectThe Shotel has been a long-time dream of Sherry’s. Sherry specialises
in southern hospitality, and the Shotel will be more than a hotel, with options for Sherapy and immersive entertainment experiences.
Sherry is here to take care of you and presents the Shotel as a resting place to look inward.Sherry uses advanced physical techniques based on root chakra research she began
doing as a teen. She can help anyone by assertively encouraging them to lookinward. Sherry is also an entertainer,
which does not hurt.
Programme and menue description- Sherapy Session (Talk Therapy)
- Sherapy + 1 hr body work
- Breakfast in bed + Sherapy
- Meditation Session
- Chanting
session
- Past life regression/Aggression
- Weight loss hypnosis
- Card Reading
- and much more
About this projectLucie Strecker, Lecturer in Art and Communication Practices (KKP) and Senior Researcher at the Angewandte
Performance Lab, curated the pilot project. As part of her course, she will visit the Shotel with students and, together with
Peter Kozek, perform and facilitate on site.More information and registration
Programme and details
Sponsors
and partners
APL – Angewandte Performance Lab
Bundesministerium für Wohnen, Kunst, Kultur, Medien
und Sport
