Posts Tagged ‘pamela rosenkranz’
The Week Sept. 11–17, 2023: Berlin Art Week
Openings and events at Esther Schipper, Studio20, GlogauAIR, Fotografiska, Videoart at Midnight, KW, HaL, Atonal, Kornfeld, 68projects, neugerriemschneider, C/O Berlin, BAW Garden, Neue Nationalgalerie, The Fairest,…[read on]
‘House of Meme’: Pamela Rosenkranz at Kunsthaus Bregenz
by Giannina Herion // June 29, 2021
In her first solo exhibition ‘House of Meme’ at KUB Kunsthaus Bregenz, Pamela Rosenkranz addresses the fluid interrelations of the evolution between sensory perception, artefacts…[read on]
Eco-Catastrophe: ‘Sun Rise | Sun Set’ at Schinkel Pavillon
by Noushin Afzali // Apr. 23, 2021
‘Sun Rise | Sun Set’ apposes contemporary artists alongside those of the 19th and 20th centuries, whose works create a multi-layered response to the unfolding eco-catastrophe…[read on]
Gallery Weekend 2017 // The Mitte Walkabout
Article by April Dell in Berlin // Apr. 30, 2017
On Friday evening, with a full, and perhaps too optimistic, schedule of openings planned for the night, I set off for my Mitte tour of Gallery Weekend Berlin 2017. Of course, a single night jammed…[read on]
GALLERY WEEKEND GUIDE 2017
Openings at König Galerie, Thomas Schulte Galerie, Decad, KW, Display, Dittrich & Schlechtriem, Edmond Galerie, Alexander Ochs Private, Image movement, PSM, Balin Southern, Isabella Bortolozzi, Import Project, ZKR, Rainbow Unicorn, Barbara Weiss,…[read on]
FRIEZE PUBLISHING: Launches German/English Bilingual Publication
Blog Entry by Henna Räsänen – in Berlin; Saturday, May 8, 2011.
The publication provides a bold coverage of the German art world. Themes covered in the first issue of frieze d/e offer interesting questions and ideas, from the class difference in art to changes in Swiss art funding and censorship. The in-depth articles discuss work from inspiring artists such as Berlin-based artist Henrik Olensen. Olensen is a sculpturist whose work focuses in tearing down the clichés of gay identities as well as the constrained opposites often found in the society. Other interesting names covered in the first issue are Pamela Rosenkranz, Christian Mayer and Max Frisinger.