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, […]
Mickaël Marchand
Mickaël Marchand works in urban space, using its diverse materials to create site-specific sculptures in the urban context. Every sculpture becomes part of a work series, which is finished when the artist has exhausted every possible configuration of his found material. In the context of his latest projects, which have led him to the streets […]
Emilija Škarnulytė
Emilija Škarnulyte’s artistic work consists of a series of multimedia visions: mythologies of the post-human future, cosmic scale entities and planetary awareness. In a decidedly poetic approach she poses questions regarding natural molecular structures invisible to man, or geological deep time. With a view to our present age, the anthropocene geological era, the artist explores […]
Julie Favreau
Julie Favreau’s practice is located at the crossroads of visual art and choreography: research into gesture and movement feeds into the production of sculpture and vice versa. Her projects comprise various overlapping forms, such as video, sculpture, performance, and photography. Favreau’s recent body of work explore the sense of touch and its relation to eroticism and […]
Igor Jesus
At Künstlerhaus Bethanien Igor Jesus is showing a spatial installation, in which three video projections and several floor-based sculptures merge into a conceptual entity. The project investigates the human body divested of identity and degraded into an object on the basis of the film The 120 Days of Sodom (1975), the last, highly controversial work […]