Ursula Berlot
The exploration of perception and states of consciousness, and the recording of mental or ‘cerebral’ landscapes with which Ursula Berlot has been working for a number of years draws on her consideration of nature as an entity constructed through the mental processes of perception and understanding of the role of the body and the brain […]
An Te Liu
An Te Liu’s installations and sculptures explore issues of function, malfunction and cultural coding in our built and hypothesized environments. Displacing objects and representations into altered contexts, the work offers revised readings of the functional, cultural and ideological logics, which are embedded in artefacts at domestic and urban scales. Using a variety of recombinant processes […]
Markus Degerman
Besides working on his own projects, Stockholm-based artist Markus Degerman collaborates with the art, design and architecture group Uglycute. In his works, Degerman experiments with spatial design in various environments, such as public or urban spaces and art institutions. By making additions or alterations to these environments, he draws attention to the social and political […]
Ming Wong
Let me start on German, because I am now a Germanguestartworker, here in Kreuzberg of Berlin, with my Turkishimmigrantneighbours, Punksquatfamilies and convential artistspeople. Please excuse me if you understand me not, I am still less eloquent on this side than off. I have my language lost to whom her better treat. If really I speak, […]
Ntando Xorile
In the early 1990ties Ntando Xorile started as a performing artist for the Soweto Dance Project. He worked together with the late artist James Sounders (Cologne), Germaine Agogny (Senegal) as well as Marcio Valeriano (Brazil). In 2006 he joined the Johannesburg Art Bank and exerted great influence on the curatorial direction of the collection. In […]
Pia Lindman
My practice evolves around the themes of social context and space, as well as the performative aspect of making and experiencing art. My work contributes to the tradition of minimalist performance and community-oriented art, and suggests new perspectives in merging artistic, social, and scientific research. I take the tradition of site-specific art as a point […]
Daniel Knorr
Lars Mikkes
Mikke’s art is thoroughly marked with some of the great themes of art history; thus he should be recognized as one of those modern artists who try to maintain the role of art as a medium for our questioning and our discussion of the individuals relationship to the surroundings.{…} We all know the moment when […]
Mladen Bizumic
I work on projects that avoid the traditional resolution of form and content in becoming aware of a time that has shifted into the period of extension, a period of the near and far, of the side-by-side, in which space is given to us as the form of relations between locations. In my recent project […]
Moonjoo Lee
My works depict ubiquitous redevelopment sites in urban or suburban areas. During my journey from one city to another, I record signs of abrupt discontinuity in the urban fabric; new structures over old ones; and detritus from city construction or demolition. Based on what I examined, my painting deals with the recurring cycle of decay […]