Pia Krajewski, Irina Ojovan
Undulating hair, endlessly meandering arms, vases and pitchers as protagonists of an enticing puzzle. Monochrome surfaces, tightly covering the underlying layers, provide information about the past, much like a palimpsest. From April 12 till May 5, 2019, this year’s Winsor & Newton Fellows Pia Krajewski and Irina Ojovan will be presenting new works in a […]
Krista Belle Stewart
Krista Belle Stewart’s artistic practice is inseparably linked to her membership of the indigenous Syilx/ Okanagan Nation, whose territory is located to the present day in a natural landscape of mountains and lakes in British Columbia. She works with video, with the land belonging to her family, with performance, photography and sound. She uses archive […]
Window Display
Seeking Patterns Germany 2019 10:02 min The film Seeking Patterns condenses audiovisual loops into an aesthetic knowledge vehicle, whose sculptural forms and embossed textures oscillate between the second and third dimension. Breathing landscapes continue into infinity, free-floating body as well as brush gestures unhinge laws of nature, while delicate abrasions of pictorial frames or solarizations […]
Open Studios
Pia Krajewski (DE) Kaja Leijon (NO) Hulda Rós Gudnadóttir (IS) Megan Harrison (US) Samira Hodaei (IR) Mikael Christian Strøbek (DK) Biljana Popovic (NZ) Youngho Lee (KR) Savas Boyraz (S) Chiu Chen-Hung (TW) Kyoco Taniyama (JP) Hajime Mizutani (JP) Stelios Kallinikou (CY) Pablo Pijnappel (NL) Peter Flemming (CA-Québec) Hugo de Almeida Pinho (PT) Elia Nurvista (ID) […]
Patricia Coates
Canadian artist Patricia Coates works in performance, installation, video, living material (indigenous trees grown from seed), and social media. She weaves themes of entropy, enthalpy, and the absurd as a way to disclose a paradox of the human condition: our constructive and destructive selves. Her work attempts to uncover something about who we are and […]
Falkenrot Prize 2019
The Falkenrot Prize winner in 2019 is Berlin-based artist EREZ ISRAELI. His exhibition Black Milk will bring together works from the recent past, some new works especially created for the exhibition, as well as an installation that will be created in situ. In his multimedial practice Israeli undertakes an intense examination of the Holocaust, anti-Semitism and […]
Window Display
Gradient Ascent UK/GR 2017 12:00min Autonomously driving cars are a reality. Even with dramatic setbacks their technology becomes an active form of story telling, overtaking the original role of mythology for predicting and understanding our future. James Bridle, artist and author of New Dark Age (2018) is dissecting technological routines and reveals the unpredictability of […]
Elia Nurvista
Elia Nurvista uses different media to focus on issues and discourses around food and eating. Her inter-disciplinary and community-based approach is based on the idea that food and eating are intrinsically linked to more abstract levels of politics, society and culture. Her Früchtlinge exhibition project at Künstlerhaus Bethanien showcases her reflections on migrants and refugees. She […]
Youngho Lee
Youngho Lee draws her inspiration from visual technologies, from cinema, film and social history and brings together elements from these various media in her work. In her immersive installations, she creates environments for experimental kinetic set-ups that provide visitors with novel experiences of time and space, alienation and familiarity. Above all, Lee’s work deals with […]
Hulda Rós Gudnadóttir
Hulda Rós Gudnadóttir’s often long-term projects result in the creation of creative documentary films, videos, multimedia installations, objects, interventions, and performances. Her current work addresses topical socio-economic aspects of her native country Iceland. In her project All is Full of Love, Gudnadóttir explores the difficult question of an ‘independent’ Icelandic identity and the associated stereotypes […]