Article by Florence Reidenbach in Berlin // Monday, Dec. 05, 2011
The French institute is holding Richard Tronson’s new exhibition in Berlin. The show offers the opportunity to discover both the artist’s photographs and digital…[read on…]
This Wednesday, November 30th, the launch of Romeo Alaeff’s newest publication, I’ll Be Dead By The Time You Read This, will be celebrated in New York City at Power House Arena. The animal characters, originally born out of Alaeff’s Evolution of Despair series, are paired with darkly humorous text allowing the viewer to…[read on…]
Article and photo by Monica Salazar in Berlin // Nov. 25, 2011
Next week, the international artworld will make it´s annual trek out to the sunny beaches of Miami for this year’s installment of Art Basel Miami, Scope Miami, Pulse Miami…[read on…]
Article by Samantha Manton in Berlin // Nov. 23, 2011
On Friday 25th November Prenzlauer Berg will welcome a new addition to its art scene; Galerie Kuchling. For their first show ‘Visions and Traditions’, the Kuchling brothers will be presenting three…[read on…]
Article by Elizabeth Feder in Berlin // Nov. 19, 2011
Lee “Scratch” Perry said it aptly: “What I see here is a trip. We are all on a space ship.” In his description of SCRATCH’N’CUT, the exhibition currently on view at MADE, Perry focuses on the transformative and…[read on…]
Article and photos by Devon Elise Atkins in Berlin // Nov. 16, 2011
Everyone has different ideas about what happens when we die, every culture a different way of mourning or celebrating the life we have lived. A Wake opened to coincide with…[read on…]
Founded in 1999 in London by Will Ramsay, the aim was to make contemporary art accessible to everyone, and to show you don’t need to be an art expert or a millionaire to enjoy and buy art….
Blog entry by Monica Salazar – in Berlin; Monday, Nov. 7, 2011.
On November 18th, the international reach of Berlin’s emerging art scene will be presented prominently in Saatchi Gallery’s first survey of German art, Gesamtkunstwerk: New Art from Germany. Artists from Berlin, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Stuttgart, Bremen and Cologne will be exhibited. Fourteen of the twenty-four artists hail from Berlin.
Blog entry by Virginia Wagner – in Berlin; Saturday, Nov. 5, 2011.
“Something very important and very weird is happening to the book right now: It’s shedding its papery corpus and transmigrating into a bodiless digital form, right before our eyes. We’re witnessing the bibliographical equivalent of the rapture.”
Lev Grossman, New York Times
Blog entry by Devon Atkins – in Berlin; Friday, October 28, 2011.
Not long after Hiyme’s arrival in Feburary this year, he broke his foot and was left wheelchair bound and lonely, struggling in a city made of staircases. Luckily for this painter, his character is not dissimilar to his paintings, colourful and chaotic, fun and magnetic – somehow eight months later, with an ever slowly-healing injury, he has survived the worst of it and is showing his work for the first time in Europe. …