Min Kyung Kam
Min Kyung Kam attempts with her works to evaluate her own role as a subject in the context of society and time. Basing her artistic process on hand-written letters, old books or photos of unknown individuals, she poses the question of human existence and the omnipresent aspect of time. The exhibition title a memory without […]
Tomoko Kawai
Tomoko Kawai’s exhibition On the Origin of Springs is a thoroughly elaborated concept, that invites the visitor to trace perception strings, follow thoughts and discover connecting axes of rhythm and forms of life through photography, film and installation, always including movement and the body itself as a tool of under- standing. Kawai’s multi-layered approach displays connecting […]
Ryu Biho
In his filmic works Ryu Biho explores human emotions such as mourning, suffering, despair and empathy, evolving from personal and political conflicts or ideological confrontations. For Ryu, the starting point for Letter from the Netherworld – the title refers to the ancient myth of Orpheus’ ultimately tragic journey into the netherworld – was the image […]
Tracey Snelling
Tracey Snelling’s artistic practice is based on a profound interest in sociological, psychological and geographical occurrences. For her show – the title is a reference to the song by Leonard Cohen – various forms of her signature small-scaled room and house sculptures will be displayed, while presenting two life-sized spatial installations at the exhibition’s centre. […]
Window Display
Persian Pickles USA 2012 2:50 min Persian Pickles is a stroboscopic study of paisley patterns. This abstract, teardrop-shaped ornament originated from Persian weavings and became popular in the West, with appearances in Irish quilting in the 18th century and later as a symbol of American as well as British Counterculture. Jodie Mack’s anti-animation captured on […]
Window Display
The Shape of Indoor Space USA 2017 Video loop The video loop by Peter Burr shows a labyrinth of high-contrast patterns of an urban indoor space, which could easily be extended over the edges of the screen into a complete cityscape. In its constant shifting of architectural entities and human cadence the work looks like […]
Wu Chi-Tsung
In his early works Wu Chi-Tsung utilized media art to discuss the fundamentals of the creation of images and seeing. More recently, he expanded his research, traversing through the domains of culture and art from East to West and integrating traditional aesthetics and contemporary artistic concepts. Far from East starts out from the work Crystal […]
New Black Romanticism
Greta Alfaro / Alexandra Baumgartner / Berthold Bock / Roland Boden / Sven Drühl / Martin Eder / Axel Geis / Anders Grønlien / Bertram Hasenauer / Susann Maria Hempel / Gregor Hildebrandt / Tommy Høvik / Lisa Junghanß / Krištof Kintera / Andrey Klassen / Michael Kunze / William Lamson / Bill Morrison / […]
Gemischte Gefühle
Tempelhof Airport Tempelhofer Damm 1–7 12101 Berlin Exhibition: 10 October – 9 November 2017 With: Douglas EYNON (°1989), Roberta GIGANTE (°1986), Younes BABA-ALI (°1986), Ariane LOZE (°1988), Léonard PONGO (°1988) und The Fine Art Collection (°1990 / °1991) And with works by: Marcel BROODTHAERS, Raphaella CRISPINO, James ENSOR, Kendell GEERS, Peter KRÜGER, Ivo PROVOOST & Simona […]
Kanako Hayashi
Kanako Hayashi’s intermedia work can be located between performance, video art, sculpture and drawing. It is much influenced by intense experiences in competitive and synchronized swimming during her youth. Such frequent swimming and diving meant that Hayashi increasingly concentrated her perception on the specific conditions in and under water. The interplay between buoyancy and gravity, […]