Article by Judith Vallette // July 14, 2020
In just two days, E-Werk Luckenwalde is launching a digital conversation platform titled ‘Artist as Consultant’ and featuring discussions on how to rebuild the art world. Starting with the…[read on]
Article by Judith Vallette // July 10, 2020
For their ‘exp. 3,’ the 11th Berlin Biennale presents Sinthujan Varatharajah and Osías Yanov’s exhibition ‘Affect Archives.’ In the exhibition, Varatharajah and Yanov concentrate on the body and movement…[read on]
Article by Judith Vallette // July 09, 2020
Last week, the Berlin Masters Foundation announced its 2020 finalists. The Berlin Masters Foundation was created with the goal of providing opportunities to elevate young artists under the age of 30…[read on]
July 07, 2020
Last year, Nigerian-born, Antwerp-based visual and performance artist Otobong Nkanga was ‘In House: Artist in Residence’ at Gropius Bau in Berlin. On July 10th, she will open her solo exhibition at the museum…[read on]
Article by Judith Vallette // July 02, 2020
Starting today, Berliners have the opportunity to partake in an immersive performative boat ride. The idea, orchestrated by the Performance Agency Berlin, is to send passengers on a narrated journey along the Spree…[read on]
June 26, 2020
Having created artwork everywhere from Bangkok to Santiago de Chile to Los Angeles, Mario Pfeifer’s artistic practice addresses global issues on local scales in his artistic practice…[read on]
Article by Elizabeth Schippers // June 24, 2020
In precarious times like today, with a global pandemic in full swing and anti-racism protests taking place all over the world, one turns towards their community for care and support…[read on]
Interview by Elizabeth Schippers // June 23, 2020
‘AmissingRoom’ is an artwork to be experienced in the evening, when it gets darker and the moon might be seen peeking from behind a tree in your housing block’s garden. Previously shown in various…[read on]
Article by Elizabeth Schippers // June 19, 2020
In one corner of the exhibition space, the walls are covered with prints of dots: overlapping dots, intersecting dots, eyes looking the visitor up and down, meeting our gaze. The prints also include adaptations of the text…[read on]
Article by Elizabeth Schippers // June 19, 2020
Though cafes and restaurants are opening their doors again, life has by no means gone back to normal. There are still numerous restrictions we have to keep in mind when meeting up with people outside of our households…[read on]
