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Christopher Sage PRIMEISM, a paradox of choiceSolo exhibition & Artist publication book launch with limited edition print Primeism; a paradox of choice presents a constellation of recent intersecting artworks spanning sculpture, painting, drawing & print making. The exhibition... |
mõist ~ room to swing a cat 18:00-22:00 |
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KERIM SEILER : Titles come lastThe exhibition brings together three major works: a room-filling installation on the floor, a neon work suspended from the ceiling – like an intricate drawing in space – and a grid of around a hundred framed ink drawings on the wall. A... |
Sexauer Gallery 18:00-21:00 |
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Cut Outs & Conversations with Hans-Peter Stark and Susa Templin The exhibition Cut Outs & Conversations brings together works by Hans-Peter Stark and Susa Templin, which enter into dialogue through shared processes of cutting, layering, and superimposing... |
Axel Obiger – Raum für zeitgenössische Kunst 19:00-22:00 |
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Charlotte Bastian & Gonzalo Reyes Araos: The Unstable HorizonHistorically, the horizon has been the line that guarantees orientation: the point of reference that enabled us to locate ourselves in space, distinguish the sky from the earth. Yet in the contemporary era—marked by the proliferation of... |
SCOTTY 19:00 |
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TRANSDISCOURSE 3: WOMEN IN ART, SCIENCE AND BODY POLITICSBook Launch | With Jill Scott, Christa Sommerer, Alexandra Krawiec, Inês Montalvão, and Regine Rapp Welcome to the book launch in context of the recent anthology “TRANSDISCOURSE 3: Women in art, science and body politics” (ed. by Jill... |
Art Laboratory Berlin 17:00 |
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Ongoing Exhibitions
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Nathan Peter, Schaufenster #11 (monstera) In the new presentation at the Kunstverein, Berlin-based artist Nathan Peter continues his long-standing engagement with vegetal fragments as a process of continuous transformation. Working at the edges of legibility... |
11 Jun-30 Aug |
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Chris Reinecke There was an anaesthetising form of violence to the apparent harmlessness, niceness and tidiness of the petit-bourgeois milieu of the 1950s and 60s. Germany's social climate only a few years after the end of the war encouraged the... |
4 Jul-20 Sep |
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