Online Viewing Room ⏤ Jacob Kassay

Jacob Kassay

Online Viewing Room
January 26 – February 19, 2023
 

Installation view OVR Jacob Kassay, 2023, Galerie Greta Meert

We are pleased to announce our first collaboration with New York based artist Jacob Kassay at the occasion of a new Online Viewing Room.

Access the online viewing room here 

Kassay pursues the lineage of paintings as places for light and shadow. With their shimmering silver surfaces, his canvases transform blankness into aura and emptiness into reflection. These paintings have no color, no paint, and no image, but as objects in space, they take on all the lights, shadows, colors, and images of their surroundings. These are paintings about the experience of being in a room with a painting.


 

Danai Anesiadou kicks off the first exhibition of 2023 with ‘D POSSESSIONS’.

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This Friday, it’s finally here! Danai Anesiadou kicks off the first exhibition of 2023 with D POSSESSIONS. Come to the opening on Friday evening 27 January and celebrate with us. Also put 16 February in your diary because that’s when the doors of a second exhibition open: Nuit américaine by Marc Camille Chaimowicz. 

In addition, from 1 February we will be launching a revamped formula for nocturnes with monthly ‘Apéro Tours’ and creative workshops. Finally, our Family Fundays will also start up again – something at WIELS for everyone!

FULL PROGRAMME

COMING SOON

OPENING

DANAI ANESIADOU:
D POSSESSIONS 

From Friday, discover the exuberant world of Danai Anesiadou at WIELS! In her exhibition D POSSESSIONS, Anesiadou attempts to encapsulate all her possessions in assemblages of epoxy and metal shards in an attempt to turn them into energy-transforming sculptures

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OPENING: 27_01, 19:30

DJ MAMIKO MOTTO, 20:00-23:00
+ BAR, FOOD & DRINKS

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EXPO + OPENING

MARC CAMILLE CHAIMOWICZ: NUIT AMÉRICAINE
 
A second exhibition is opening in February: Nuit américaine by British-French artist Marc Camille Chaimowicz. This exhibition connects past and present by bringing together three work groups that all explore intimacy, domesticity and the need to create one’s own context.

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OPENING: 16_02, 19:00

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JOIN US AT THE OPENING

 

NOCTURNE 

GUIDED TOUR + DRINK

APÉRO TOUR *NEW*
 
Every first Wednesday of the month, come on a festive ‘Apéro Tour’ for a chance to view the exhibition(s) in a different light. With these events, we are offering a particularly convivial and instructive outing with a drink included. An enthusiastic and expert WIELS guide will show you around.
 
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MARYAM MOHAMMADI: TO SURVIVE!

On 1 February, former resident Maryam Mohammadi will open the presentation To Survive! at the WIELS Project Room. For this emotional and powerful response to the difficult situation facing Ukrainian women since Russia’s invasion, Mohammadi draws on her personal experiences during the Iran-Iraq war.

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OPENING: 01_02, 18:00-21:00
OPENING HOURS: TUE > SUN,
14:00-18:00
FREE

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ATELIER LES DANAÏDES 

Meet Les Danaïdes: a multidisciplinary collective that helps people with collecting problems through artistic activities. From February, they will take over the Kets studio at WIELS during Nocturnes with creative workshops for everyone. Welcome!

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FAMILY FUNDAY

Yippee! Our Family Fundays are starting up again! On Sunday 5 February, you can take the whole family to WIELS for a fun cultural family day. Discover Danai Anesiadou’s exhibition in a playful and accessible way, the whole family is guaranteed to return home smiling.

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NEW WIELS’ CAFÉ

After no less than 14 years, a beautiful, long-term partnership with operator Kamilou is coming to an end. Everyone is still welcome in the iconic setting of the former brewery hall during WIELS’ opening hours. In the coming months, be surprised by the revamped menu that will change seasonally to guarantee fresh and tasty meals all the time!

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*:・A Glittering Ruin Sucked Upwards ੈ✩‧₊˚: last days & finissage

*:・A Glittering Ruin Sucked Upwards ੈ✩‧₊˚
laatste dagen & finissage / last days & finissage

 
Laatste dagen / Last days
Donderdag / Thursday 26.01.2023: 14:00 > 18:00
Vrijdag / Friday 27.01.2023: 14:00 > 18:00
Zaterdag / Saturday 28.01.2023: 12:00 > 18:00
Zondag / Sunday 29.01.2023: 12:00 > 18:00

27.01.2023

18:00 Wim De Pauw & Hamed Dehqan: مسند (masnad)
Een muzikale repetitie aan de hand van tekst. / A sonic rehearsal through text. 

 

29.01.2023, finissage

15:00 HISK 2023 Artists’ Editions launch
16:00 Readings, music and drinks

*:・A Glittering Ruin Sucked Upwards ੈ✩‧₊˚ is de HISK laureatententoonstelling 2022 die is opgebouwd in dialoog, door gesprekken en experimenten, afwegingen en uitwisselingen. Een tentoonstelling bedacht, samengesteld en geproduceerd aan de hand van regelmatige bijeenkomsten in een keuken die in het centrum van de tentoonstellingsruimte staat. Kom rondhangen!
*:・A Glittering Ruin Sucked Upwards ੈ✩‧₊˚ is the HISK laureates 2022 exhibition constructed within dialogue, through conversations and experiments, assessments and exchanges. A show being imagined, composed and produced with regular meetings held in a kitchen, that stands at the centre of the exhibition space. Come hang out here!

Deelnemende kunstenaars / Participating artists: Wim De Pauw (BE), Ian De Weerdt (BE), Manu Engelen (BE), Antoine Goossens (BE), Zhixin Angus Liao (CN), Linda Jasmin Mayer (IT), Felipe Muhr (CL), Noemi Osselaer (BE), Edouard Pagant (FR), Juan Pablo Plazas (CO), Stephanie Rizaj (AT), Pei-Hsuan Wang (TW)
Curator: Yann Chateigné Tytelman

 
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This week’s openings in Brussels

This week’s openings in Brussels ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌
This week’s openings in Brussels

Opening this week
Wednesday 25 Jan → Tuesday 31 Jan

Thu 26.01 — 18:00

Fri 27.01 — 16:00



Opening next week
Wednesday 01 Feb → Tuesday 07 Feb

Sharon Van Overmeiren I A Typological Boulevard I Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp I Opening Saturday 28th January

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 Sharon Van Overmeiren
‘A Topological Boulevard’

Opening Saturday 28th January 2023
12 – 6 pm
Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
invites Museum Plantin-Moretus

please reserve here for the opening  

This exhibition displays works from the Museum Plantin-Moretus, which houses a renowned collection of drawings, prints, and books. Artist Sharon Van Overmeiren (Antwerp, 1985) made the selection. In her sculptures, Van Overmeiren unites existing forms drawn from a variety of objects. She follows her own intuition in doing so, associating shapes in a spirit of freedom. Where, when, and by whom the source material was made is irrelevant. Ancient artefacts and pop-culture figures become equals. Van Overmeiren wants to make connections without hierarchies. A Topological Boulevard is inspired by the same logic. Works made in different periods are presented diachronically. There are no labels, collapsing divides between famous artists and anonymous craftsmen. This allows Van Overmeiren to make new connections based on shapes, uniting works in eleven unexpected ensembles. Each group is named after a typeface in a nod to the printer Christophe Plantin. Individual pieces become part of something larger, like letters in an alphabet. These new
unions trigger a fresh perspective.

The exhibition was realized by Sharon Van Overmeiren in close collaboration with the teams of Museum Plantin-Moretus and KMSKA. Concept & text: Sharon Van Overmeiren and Koen Bulckens. Graphic design & scenography: Atelier Brenda and Sharon Van Overmeiren. With sincere thanks to the lenders, Museum Plantin-Moretus and the King Baudouin Foundation.

 

 

CURRENTLY

Jared Madere & Mathias Toubro
Floor Pal V
 3. February – 1. April 2023
Damien & The Love Guru, Brussels

UPCOMING 

Alison Yip and Tiziana La Melia 
confessions on sparkling hill
Opening Friday 3. February 2023
Damien & The Love Guru, Zürich

 

 

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Manon de Boer, ‘Passage for Persona’, opening this Saturday (28/01/23)

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Manon de Boer and Latifa LaâbissiPersona, 2022, HD video, color, sound, 4:3, 31’ (video still).

28/01 – 11/03
Manon de Boer

Passage for Persona
Opening: 28/01, 3 – 7 pm

Persona by Manon de Boer and Latifa Laâbissi turns a cinematic gaze on Écran Somnambule (2012), a performance by Laâbissi, that is in turn based on the film Mary Wigman tanzt (1930), an excerpt of her Hexentanz (1926). In the artists’ film, a physical experience of the disruptive power of the masked figure is conveyed in a circumscribing camera movement. For the exhibition at the gallery Manon de Boer created a second work, Passage for Persona, a site-specific installation in collaboration with wang consulting.

Manon de Boer and Latifa Laâbissi, Persona, 2022
Conception and design of the figure Nadia Lauro (2012); Cinematography Léo Lefèvre; Camera assistant Alexandre Cabanne; Grip Corentin Geisen; Light Thomas Bojan & Ludovic Rivière; Sound recording, editing & mixing Laszlo Umbreit; Editing Manon de Boer; Grading Paul Millot at Cobalt; Produced by Auguste Orts & Figure Project; Supported by Flanders Audiovisual Fund & arts centre BUDA

On the occasion of the opening of her exhibition, the edition Cast by Manon de Boer, produced for Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens (Deurle, BE) and Kunstmuseum St. Gallen (CH) will be presented and available for purchase at the gallery.
 

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Montez Press January News

Montez Press News
January 2023

→ Introducing our new guest editor for this year’s Interjection Calendar
→ Interjection-009-01_Katayoun Jalilipour.pdf
→ MPR x Mexico City & Guest Curators
→ MPR January Schedule

Happy New Year! 

From everyone at Montez: welcome back! We’re really excited to introduce what’s coming up for us in 2023—stay tuned for more releases from Montez Press, and brand new Montez Press Radio projects coming out of New York, London and Mexico City.

→ Keep up with Montez Press
 

Photo by @artbyradish
 

Introducing Hasti: our guest editor for the Interjection Calendar 2023

Hasti is a poet and writer living in South East London. A member of the Ledbury Poetry Critics and an alumnus of the Southbank New Poets Collective, they have published poems in magazines such as the Poetry Review, zindabad zine and The Willowherb Review, and co-written short sci-fi film DIGGING as part of the Foresight series produced by Film4. They are interested in the intersections where different cultures and subcultures meet, and what it sounds like there.

→ Read poem Our Honeymoon with the Machine by Hasti 
 

January Interjection: AGATHA’S REVENGE by Katayoun Jalilipour

Katayoun Jalilipour is an Iranian-born multidisciplinary artist and writer based in the UK. They often use speculative histories and fictions to re-tell stories through a queer lens. They have an ongoing body of research looking for fragments of queerness hidden in Iran’s Qajar era, and specifically centring intimacy, eroticism and gender nonconformity.

Read Katayoun’s Interjection at the link below:

→ Interjection-009-07_Katayoun Jalilipour.pdf

MPR x Mexico City 

This year, Montez Press Radio will be broadcasting regularly from Mexico City with programming organized by CDMX-based artists and curators Fabiola Talavera and Leah Whitman-Salkin. This new aspect of our programming kicked off last weekend with a series of shows live from Index Art Book Fair. Shows will be available in the archive on Friday, so visit the site to find any segments from Index that you missed, and keep an eye on the schedule for more programming out of Mexico in the months to come.

→ Upcoming on Montez Press Radio
 

MPR January Schedule 

Wednesday the 25th from NYC with Logan Lockner, Dena Yago, C. Spencer Yeh, Alec Sturgis, Liv Webster, Duneska Michel, Creel Pone, Eric Brittain, Jeff Witscher, and others.

On Thursday the 26th we’re launching our bimonthly regular programming from London with Gabriela Cala Lesina, performingborders, Maggie Matić, Hugo Hutchins, Maria Mahfooz, Angelicaa, and Nicky Harris.

Friday the 27th programmed by our first guest curator of the year, James Gui. Featuring Hojo, Shelhiel, Lush Lata, obese.dogma777, Macheolban, Yamagata Tweakster, Dangbali, CBS, 8echno, DJ Hotpot, Jaeho Hwang and Mimi.

Monday the 30th stop by the studio at 46 Canal Street at 7pm for Belladonna* Collaborative’s first reading of the year, with readings by Miriam Atkin, charles theonia, and Wendy Xu.

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Mister Motley Nieuwsbrief

Cette semaine : artist talk + concert

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 online artist talk

Jeudi 26.01.2023, 19 h 00 

The Myths and the Market
A conversation between Jeremy Hutchison
and special guest Erik Kessels

In the framework of the exhibition The Never Never (final week)

Moderated by Evelyn Simons (curator)

In English

Erik Kessels is a Dutch artist, designer and curator whose practice predominantly orbits around photography. He is co-founder of the iconic communications agency KesselsKramer.

Together with Jeremy they will discuss the depths of marketing, the heights of contemporary art, and their common tools: make-believe, desire, fake news and image-manipulation.

Link to the online discussion

You can also join us at Casino for a big screen live viewing!

concert 

Samedi 28.01.2023, 19 h 00 – 21 h 00

An Acoustemological Study in Three Thirds
Relationality through Vibration

Mathieu Buchler, Max Gindt, Pit Koob, Uriel Ladino, Claude Petit, Christophe Rippinger

1er tiers : Vibrations mécaniques – Un paysage sonore expérimental collaboratif 

LIEU : Casino Display, 1, rue de la Loge, L-1945 Luxembourg

Pour sa deuxième saison (baptisée « The Third »), le collectif Mnemozine est heureux d’annoncer son nouveau projet orienté vers le son et la musique, Mnemosonic. Le coup d’envoi sera donné avec une série de concerts expérimentaux axés sur le potentiel acoustémologique* des relations vibrationnelles.

Chaque tiers explorera un type de vibration, examinant comment des réseaux de relations vibratoires se développent et évoluent en structures acoustiques. Nous explorerons les Thirds, ces lignes de fuite relationnelles émergeant entre la première et la seconde. Finalement, nous chercherons à esquisser les contours d’une cartographie sonore de ces mêmes Thirds.

Entrée gratuite 

L’acoustémologie, terme joignant « acoustique » et « épistémologie », est une théorie visant à analyser les savoirs produits par les sons et par l’écoute active, développée par l’ethnomusicologue Steven Feld en 1992. Feld propose une vision du monde dans laquelle êtres, matières et technologies se forment à travers les interactions qu’iels ont les un·e·s avec les autres, notamment à travers l’écoute et les sons.
 

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Ausgabe 20.01.2023

 

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Buchpräsentation: Ewa Majewska “Coronafuga”

Ewa Majewska
Coronafuga. Fragments of online dating discourse from pandemic times
Begrüßung und Einführung von Eva Birkenstock und Nikola Dietrich
Buchpräsentation und Lesung mit Ewa Majewska und dem Performancekünstler Wojciech Kosma
Do, 26.01.2023, 18 – 20 Uhr

Die Veranstaltung findet in englischer Sprache statt.

Das Ludwig Forum Aachen freut sich, zum Abschluss von reboot: responsiveness zu einer Präsentation und Lesung der neusten Publikation der polnischen Kulturtheoretikerin und Aktivistin Ewa Majewska in Anwesenheit der Autorin sowie dem Performancekünstler Wojciech Kosma einzuladen. 

Bei Coronafuga. Fragments of online dating discourse from pandemic times handelt es sich um eine autotheoretische Verhandlung des Online-Dating-Diskurses während der Covid-19-Pandemie. Das Buch kombiniert Theorie und digitale Dating-Gespräche in dem Bemühen, eine literarische Darstellung der Diskurse über Intimität in Zeiten der Pandemie zu erstellen. Medien und andere Werkzeuge wie Dating-Seiten, Gespräche in, um und über digitales Flirten und unmittelbare Unterhaltungen sind Schlüsselelemente dieses Buches.

Ewa Majewska (lebt in Warschau) ist eine feministische Kulturtheoretikerin, Aktivistin und Autorin. Sie lehrte an der Universität der Künste in Berlin, der Universität Warschau und der Jagiellonen-Universität in Krakau. Ebenfalls war sie Gastwissenschaftlerin an der University of California, Berkeley, dem ICI Berlin und dem IWM in Wien. Derzeit arbeitet sie an der University of Social Sciences and Humanities University in Warschau. Sie veröffentlichte sechs Bücher, zuletzt 2021 Feminist Antifascism. Counterpublics of the Common und publizierte u.a. in Journalen und auf Plattformen wie e-flux, Signs, Third Text, Journal of Utopian Studies und Jacobin. Ihre aktuellen Forschungsschwerpunkte sind Archivstudien, Dialektik des Schwachen, feministische kritische Theorie und Antifaschismus.

Wojciech Kosma (lebt in Berlin und Warschau) ist ein Performancekünstler und Musiker, der unter dem Namen spalarnia auftritt.

Die Publikation ist Teil von reboot: – ein kollaborativer, zyklischer, antirassistischer und queer-feministischer Dialog zwischen performativen und forschungsbasierten Praktiken, der gemeinsam vom Kölnischen Kunstverein und dem Ludwig Forum Aachen ausgerichtet wird. Der erste Zyklus reboot: responsivness eröffnete Infrastrukturen für provisorische Inszenierungen, Proben, prozesshafte Choreografien und Begegnungen rund um Themen wie Präsenz, Intimität, Fürsorge und Verantwortung. Konzipiert von Eva Birkenstock, Nikola Dietrich und Viktor Neumann.

Ewa Majewska Coronafuga. Fragments of online dating discourse from pandemic times
Herausgegeben von Eva Birkenstock, Nikola Dietrich, Viktor Neumann
In Englischer Sprache
Veröffentlicht vom Ludwig Forum Aachen und dem Kölnischen Kunstverein im DISTANZ Verlag
ISBN 978-3-95476-523-2

Zu erwerben ist das Buch im Ludwig Forum Aachen sowie im Onlineverkauf des DISTANZ Verlags.

€ 16,- 

Book Launch: Ewa Majewska “Coronafuga”

Ewa Majewska
Coronafuga. Fragments of online dating discourse from pandemic times
Welcome and Introduction by Eva Birkenstock and Nikola Dietrich
Book presentation and reading with Ewa Majewska and the performance artist Wojciech Kosma
Thu, January 26, 2023, 6–8 pm

The event will be held in English.

The Ludwig Forum Aachen is pleased to invite you to a presentation and reading of the latest publication by Polish cultural theorist and activist Ewa Majewska in the presence of the author and performance artist Wojciech Kosma as part of reboot: responsiveness. Coronafuga. Fragments of online dating discourse from pandemic times is an auto-theoretical negotiation of online dating discourse during the Covid-19 pandemic. The book combines theory and digital dating conversations into a literary account of discourses of intimacy during pandemic times. Media and other tools like dating sites, conversations in, around, and about digital flirting, and immediate entertainment are key elements of this book.

Ewa Majewska (lives in Warsaw) is a feminist cultural theorist, activist, and author. She has taught at the University of the Arts in Berlin, the University of Warsaw, and Jagiellonian University in Kraków. She has also been a visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley, the ICI Berlin, and the IWM in Vienna. She currently works at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities in Warsaw. She has released six books, most recently Feminist Antifascism: Counterpublics of the Common (2021), and publishes in journals and platforms such as e-flux, Signs, Third Text, Journal of Utopian Studies, and Jacobin, among others. Her current research focuses on archival studies, dialectics of the weak, feminist critical theory, and antifascism.

Wojciech Kosma (lives in Berlin and Warsaw) is a performance artist and musician creating under the moniker spalarnia.

The publication is part of reboot:—a collaborative, cyclical, anti-racist, and queer-feminist dialogue between performative and research-based practices, co-hosted by the Kölnischer Kunstverein and Ludwig Forum Aachen. The first cycle reboot: responsiveness provided infrastructures for provisional stagings, rehearsals, processual choreographies, and encounters around themes of presence, intimacy, care, and responsibility. Conceived by Eva Birkenstock, Nikola Dietrich, and Viktor Neumann.

Ewa Majewska
Coronafuga. Fragments of online dating discourse from pandemic times
Edited by Eva Birkenstock, Nikola Dietrich, Viktor Neumann
English
Co-published by Ludwig Forum Aachen and Kölnischer Kunstverein with DISTANZ Verlag
ISBN 978-3-95476-523-2

The book can be purchased at the Ludwig Forum Aachen as well as online at DISTANZ Verlag.

€ 16,-

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ABA Video at Vorspiel Opening | Today from 6 pm

Vorspiel transmediale Opening 2023

Laurence Favre, Resistance. Video still, single channel video, 11’, sound, colour.

Nothing Inhuman Is Alien To Me

video art screening with the works of Maja Smrekar, Laurence Favre, Rhona Mühlebach curated by Tatiana Bogacheva

20.01.2023, doors open 6 PM, screening from 6:30 to 9 PM

silent green (atelier 2), Gerichtstraße 35, 13347 Berlin

Rhona Mühlebach, Excitement is not part of my feeling repertoire (2021), 26’30’’

Maja Smrekar, I Hunt Nature and Culture Hunts Me (2014), 9’13’’

Laurence Favre, Resistance (2017), 11’

Building on the previous project World of Now (2019-2020), ABA presents three video works with the hope of evoking the astonishment and wonder that arise when art meets the non-human. Long before climate collapse became an integral part of contemporary cultural discourse, animals were inspiring, challenging, and more recently began to create works of art. Animal turn in art and theory has challenged the position of animals and nature, who have become convenient metaphors of those who have no voice. The title gives tribute to the seminal work of Oleg Kulik, which articulated the pragmatic demand for interspecies justice and radical democracy without interspecies discrimination.

Rhona Mühlebach worked on her video Excitement is not part of my feeling repertoire during her residency at ABA in 2020-2021. Several human protagonists of the video appear troubled by their emotional dilemmas. Rhona mixes different genres – criminal TV-show, musical, scientific or historical documentary, and (crude) digital animation – in the same frame thus disorienting a viewer trying to trace a storyline. This uncertainty and confusion, articulated in the monologues of the protagonists and intentionally created by the fragmented narrative, is interrupted by a self-assured and borderline sociopathic commentary of a wild swine.

Rhona Mühlebach, Excitement is not part of my feeling repertoire, 2021. Video still, single channel video, 26’30’’, sound, colour.

The video performance of Maja Smrekar I Hunt Nature and Culture Hunts Me (2014) is a part of her research project K-9_topology which investigates the parallel evolution of the human and the canine and the potential of alternative forms of co-evolution. In this particular performance, she brings up two references of artistic reflections on art-nature dichotomy: Joseph Beuys and Oleg Kulik, quoted by the narrator, both speak of the aspiration to access the animalistic as an integral part of artistic practice. Maja Smrekar acknowledges the impossibility of this aspiration and at the same time takes a radical step to manifest her readiness to transcend the barrier between the human and the animal.

Maja Smrekar, I Hunt Nature and Culture Hunts Me, 2014. Video still, single channel video, 9’13’’, sound, colour.

Resistance (2017) by Laurence Favre is a tribute to nature as a force which withstands the destructive influence of the human embodied in a remote landscape. For all its imposing monumentality and dignified indifference, the glacier in the video is subjected to the same process of inevitable decay. The video evokes awe which one experiences when confronted with nature, but also reminds us of the inescapable human, all too human, existential fear.

With support of the Swiss Embassy in Berlin and Vorspiel / transmediale e.V.

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Sun, Jan 29, 4–7 pm: Reading Group “Slits in the Monolith” Session 1

ABA

Air Berlin Alexanderplatz

invites you to
 

Sunday, 29 January 2023, 4–7 pm | READING GROUP
 

 

Slits in the Monolith

Session #1

Gelegenheiten, Weserstr. 50, 12045 Berlin
 

 

A reading group about institutional critique

Hosted by Eleonora Toniolo, Mio Kojima, Mujgan Abdulzade and Neige Sanchez

Museums, galleries, art schools, and other cultural institutions have been promoting “inclusion” and “diversity” with increasing vigor. But who does this apparent change actually benefit? When museums make so-called marginalized positions more visible but still lack support systems, when decolonization is included in the curriculum, but universities still promote Western ideologies, diversity and inclusion remain a shallow promise, while discriminatory structures are solidified and marginalized positions once again exploited.  

In three sessions, the reading events explore the friction between visibility and appropriation by reading and discussing together critical texts about art, cultural and design institutions. As a group, we will examine how to shift an exploitative act of “looking at” into an intentional practice of “looking with and alongside one another” and ask how to articulate critical thinking within cultural institutions from counter-hegemonic perspectives. Our aim is not to look for simplified take-away solutions but rather to develop collective thinking and knowledge sharing practices, while leaving room for doubts and fragilities.

 

Text for Session 1 

“A Project Doomed to Fail?” by Ahmed Ansari in “Design Struggles. Intersecting Histories, Pedagogies, and Perspectives,” edited by Claudia Mareis and Nina Paim.

The text will be sent to you a week beforehand in case you prefer to read it alone. However, the format will dedicate some time for collective reading.

 

Register now!

Seats are limited to 10 people. The event is free of charge and for FLINTA/queer/BIPOC only to ensure a safer space to discuss and share thoughts and own experiences. Please also have a look at the code of conduct before registering. 

Stay tuned for session 2 and 3!

Eleonora Toniolo (she/her) is an interdisciplinary designer—in the midst of social, graphic and product design—with an inclination toward creating relational experiences.

Mio Kojima (she/her) is a German-Japanese designer, researcher, and educator with a focus on collaborative, intersectional, feminist, and decolonial approaches to creating and sharing knowledge. 

Mujgan Abdulzade (she/her) is a visual designer with a strong interest in information design and storytelling. Her work tries to shed light on gender, social, and environmental issues through design activism strategies.

Neige Sanchez (they/them) is a French-swiss visual artist, photographer, curator, and researcher. Neige’s research focuses on the politics of representation and (in)visibility through queer-feminist perspectives. Neige has been part of the Air Berlin Alexanderplatz residency program since September 2022.

Since 2006, Gelegenheiten resides in a former butchers shop in Neukölln. The non-profit organization hosts concerts, film series, art exhibitions, public readings, photographic workshops and other kinds of cultural/social events. 

Air Berlin Residency:

Neige Sanchez from September 2022–Feb 2023, Switzerland
Matheline Marmy from September 2022–Feb 2023, Switzerland
Machiel van Stokkum from September–December 2022, Netherlands

ABA (Air Berlin Alexanderplatz) e.V. / Schöneberger Str. 13 / DE-10963 Berlin / https://airberlinalexanderplatz.de/
Team: Susanne, Tatiana, Aleksander, Stefanie

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Ausgabe 18.01.2023

 

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Kerstin Brätsch Die Sein: Para Psychics, Ausstellungsansicht, Ludwig Forum Aachen, 2022.
Foto: Mareike Tocha

Familiensonntag im Ludwig Forum Aachen

Wir sind schon hier!
Familiensonntag anlässlich der Ausstellung Belkis Ayón. Ya Estamos Aquí mit offener Druckwerkstatt und Familienführungen
So 22.01.2022

Die kubanische Künstlerin Belkis Ayón hat auf eindrucksvolle Weise die Technik des Material- und Collagendrucks genutzt, um geheimnisvolle Szenen auf großen Formaten darzustellen. In der Kunstwerkstatt des Ludwig Forum Aachen werden Oberflächen und Strukturen verschiedener Materialien und Formen abgedruckt und durch Collagieren zu einem großformatigen Bild zusammengefügt. Inspiriert von Führungen durch die Ausstellung Belkis Ayón. Ya Estamos Aquí können in dem offenen Workshop eigene Geheimnisse zwischen Schwarz und Weiß entstehen.

Drucken / Collage / Komposition / Geheimnisse entwerfen

11 – 17 Uhr Offene Druckwerkstatt
11, 13 und 15 Uhr
Dialogische Familienführung Belkis Ayón. Ya Estamos Aquí
15 Uhr
Öffentliche Führung Belkis Ayón. Ya Estamos Aquí und Kerstin Brätsch. Die Sein: Para Psychics

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Wir danken der STAWAG herzlich für die Unterstützung!

Kunstvermittlung am Ludwig Forum Aachen

Arkanas bauen
Künstlerinnenkurs mit Andrea Huyoff anlässlich der Ausstellung Kerstin Brätsch. Die Sein: Para Psychics
Sa 28.01. und So 29.01.2023
Anlässlich der Ausstellung Die Sein: Para Psychics lädt die mit Kerstin Brätsch befreundete Künstlerin Andrea Huyoff ein, eigene Tarotkarten zu gestalten: Mit verschiedensten Techniken wie Collage, Zeichnung und Mischtechniken entsteht ein eigener Trumpf. Im Prozess wird über die westliche Erzähltradition der Heldenreise reflektiert und ein eigenes Weltensystem entworfen. Welche Zahl, welche Karte gestaltet werden soll, liegt im eigenen Ermessen: Tod, Teufel, Magier, Stern. Es können sich auch neue Bedeutungen entfalten und neue Figuren und Symbole entstehen.

Andrea Huyoff lebt und arbeitet in Berlin. Sie studierte an der Kunstakademie Düsseldorf und schloss 2005 ihr Studium an der Universität der Künste Berlin ab. Huyoffs frühe Arbeiten umfassen sowohl eine multidisziplinäre Solopraxis als auch aktuelle umfangreiche Kollaborationen als CargoCult. Aktuelle Ausstellungen u. a. Kunsthalle Gießen, Kunstverein am Rosa Luxemburg Platz, Berlin; Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin; Center for Contemporary Art Tbilisi, Julia Stoschek Collection, Düsseldorf & Malmö Kunsthal, Malmö. Seit 2022 ist Andrea Huyoff Dozentin an der Kunsthochschule Berlin Weißensee.

Anmeldung erforderlich.
Kosten: 60 €, ermäßigt 48 €

Taschenlampenführung
Ein Museumsbesuch mit Licht, Schatten und Farbe
Fr, 20.01.2023, 17 bis 18 Uhr für Kinder von 8 bis 12 Jahren

Wenn abends das Museum schließt, dann werden fast alle Lampen ausgeschaltet und die Kunstwerke verschwinden in der Dämmerung. An wenigen Tagen im Jahr gibt es für Kinder und Jugendliche die Gelegenheit, mit ihren Taschenlampen an einer geführten Tour durch das halbdunkle Museum teilzunehmen. Die Kunstwerke werden dabei neu entdeckt. Wie kann ein Bild im Dunkeln entstehen? Was ist Light Art oder wie male ich mit Licht?

Anmeldung erforderlich. Kosten: 9 €.

Die Führung richtet sich ausschließlich an Kinder. Eltern haben die Möglichkeit, im Foyer des Museums auf ihre Kinder zu warten.

Information und Anmeldung
Tel.: +49 241 432-4998

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Jülicher Straße 97–109
52070 Aachen
Di bis So 10–17 Uhr, Do 10–20 Uhr
Tel. +49 (0) 241 1807 104/ Fax +49 (0) 241 1807 101
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Gallery Walk and Openings

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THIS SATURDAY,
Join our Gallery Walk of the Downtown galeries!

 
Looking for something to do this Saturday? What about a walk under the winter sunshine while discovering the exhibitions of five galleries (Waldburger Wouters, Galerie Greta Meert, dépendance, Ballon Rouge and Harlan Levey Projects)? The tour will end with a drink at Harlan Levey Projects, in the presence of the artist Haseeb Ahmed. Book your tour and enjoy the Gallery Walk experience!

 

BOOK YOUR TOUR

Shouldn’t you be able to make it this Saturday, don’t forget to note the following Brussels Galeries opening dates. Below is an overview of the coming openings in our participating galleries. Check our calendar on our website for more information. 


Today I 18.01.23 

 

18.01
Maruani Mercier
Tony Matelli – Timelines

Avenue Louise 430
Louizalaan, 1050

 
18.01
Montoro12 Gallery
Group show – 10 years… and counting

Avenue Van Volxem 316
Van Volxemlaan, 1190

 
 


Thursday I 19.01.23 

19.01
Almine Rech
Alexis McGrigg – In The Beloved
Fabien Adèle – Corridors
Ted Pim – Full Moon

Rue de l’Abbaye 20
Abdijstraat, 1050

 
19.01
Bernier/Eliades Gallery
Charlie Bilingham – Habillé pour le week-end

Rue du Châtelain 46
Kasteleinsstraat, 1050

 
19.01
Galerie Nathalie Obadia
Fiona Rae

Rue Charles Decoster 8
Charles Decosterstraat, 1050

 
19.01
Sorry We’re Closed
Julien Meert – Planetarium

Rue des Minimes 39
Minimenstraat, 1000
 
19.01
Michel Rein
What comes up must go down

Rue Washington 51A
Washingtonstraat, 1050
 
19.01
Irene Laub Gallery
Bernard Villers – Tout est là

Rue Van Eyck 29
Van Eyckstraat, 1050

 
 
19.01
Meessen De Clercq
Group show – Eulogy of nothing. A tribute to Christian Bobin

Rue de l’Abbaye 2A
Abdijstraat, 1000

 


Friday I 20.01.23

20.01
Damien & The Love Guru
Jared Madere & Mathias Toubro – Floor Pal V 

Rue de Tamine 19
Taminesstraat, 1060

 
20.01
Waldburger Wouters
Kelly Richardson and Nicholas Sassoon – REVENANTS (hosted by RECTANGLE)

Boulevard d’Anvers 49
Antwerpselaan, 1000

 


Saturday I 21.01.23

21.01
Brussels Gallery Walk 
Waldburger Wouters – Greta Meert – dépendance – Ballon Rouge – Harlan Levey

Book your tour here
 

 
21.01
Mendes Wood DM
Paulo Pasta, Fabio Miquez, Lucas Arruda, Eleonore Koch

Rue des Sablons 13
Zavelstraat, 1000
 

 


Sunday I 22.01.23

22.01
Galerie DYS
Koenraad Tinel – Traveller

Rue de l’Arbre Bénit 84
Gewijde-Boomstraat, 1050
 
 


Thursday I 26.01.23

26.01
Xavier Hufkens
Nicolas Party – Cascade

Rue Saint Georges 6-8
Sint-Jorisstraat, 1050
 
 
26.01
Galerie DYS
Jacques COURTEJOIE, Oda JAUNE & Barbara LECLERCQ – Le baiser de la chimère 

Pop-up gallery in sablon, Rue watteeu 16
Watteeustraat, 
1000 
 
 


Saturday I 28.01.23

28.01
Jan Mot
Manon de Boer – Passage for Persona

Place du Petit Sablon 10
Kleine Zavel, 1000
 
28.01
Gladstone Gallery
Ugo Rondinone 

Rue du Grand Cerf 12
Grotehertstraat,1000
 
 

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Opening Staying in the Gap: 20.01.2023, 18:00 – 21:00

Staying in the Gap
 
U bent van harte welkom op de opening van Staying in the Gap, een tentoonstelling van de tweedejaars HISK kunstenaars, op vrijdag 20 januari 2023 om 18:00 in Société d’Electricité.

You are kindly invited to the opening of Staying in the Gap, the exhibition of the second year HISK artists, on Friday 20 January 2023 at 18:00 in Société d’Electricité.

Met / WithFabiola Burgos Labra (CL), Jim Campers (BE), Hamed Dehqan (IR), Maëlle Dufour (BE), Maud Gourdon (FR), Danielle Kaganov (IL/RU), Axel Korban (FR), Axelle Lenaerts (BE), Paola Siri Renard (FR), Jivan van der Ende (NL), Yue Yuan (CN).

Curator & grafisch ontwerp / graphic design: Yue Yuan
Met dank aan / Special thanks to Société d’Electricité

Opening
Vrijdag / Friday 20.01.2023, 18:00 – 21:00
Open
21.01.2023 – 05.02.2023
Donderdag & vrijdag / Thursday & Friday, 14:00 – 18:00
Zaterdag & zondag / Saturday & Sunday, 12:00 – 18:00

Société d’Electricité, Rue Vanderstichelenstraat 106, 1080 Brussel

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This week’s openings in Brussels

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This week’s openings in Brussels

Opening this week
Wednesday 18 Jan → Tuesday 24 Jan



Opening next week
Wednesday 25 Jan → Tuesday 31 Jan

Thu 26.01 — 18:00

Fri 27.01 — 16:00

Sat 28.01 — 15:00

Sonntag! Vernissage Henrike Naumann, Merle Vorwald & Tom Bogaert 🚩

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Sonntag, 22.01.2023, 15:00
VERNISSAGE: Henrike Naumann, Merle Vorwald & Tom Bogaert

Tom Bogaert, Sun Ra Ra, 2022, Foto: Laurien Bachmann

Herzliche Einladung zur Eröffnung der neuen Ausstellungen Henrike Naumann: WESTALGIEMerle Vorwald: DAUERGLOSS und Tom Bogaert: VENDELZWAAIER – FLAGGENWERFER in Anwesenheit der Künstler:innen. Alle sind willkommen!

24.01.–16.04.2023
Henrike Naumann: WESTALGIE

Henrike Naumann, Ruinenwert, 2019, Foto: Ulrich Gebert 

Henrike Naumann komponiert Installationen, die zugleich historische Räume und Ausstellungsräume sind. Ihre größte Inspiration dabei ist ihre eigene Lebensgeschichte. Sie wurde in der DDR geboren und erlebte die Veränderungen ihres Heimatlandes aktiv mit und spürt immer der Frage nach, wie die Gestaltung von Räumen und Objekten unbewusst auf uns wirkt. Möbel, mit denen wir unsere Innenräume ausstatten und die eine vermeintliche Neutralität aufweisen, stellt Neumann infrage, fokussiert sich auf deren ideologische Botschaften und baut eine Brücke zwischen Historie, Innenarchitektur und dem kollektiven Unterbewussten.

Mehr Informationen zur Ausstellung hier.

Auf Einladung der Künstlerin zeigt das IKOB parallel zu WESTALGIE auch neue Arbeiten der Künstler:innen Merle Vorwald und Tom Bogaert:
 

Merle Vorwald: DAUERGLOSS 

Tom Bogaert: VENDELZWAAIER – FLAGGENWERFER

Merle Vorwald, GGG textures, Digital Collage, 2021

Tom Bogaert, Vendelzwaaier – Flaggenwerfer, 2022

Eine Auseinandersetzung mit dem Rechtsextremismus in Deutschland nach 1945 – als Kontinuität zwischen 3. Reich, BRD und rechter Realität der Gegenwart sowie als prägendes Element der eigenen Familiengeschichte der Künstlerin. Hierzu nahm sie die Biografie ihres Großvaters, eines Alt-Nazis, als Ausgangspunkt einer künstlerischen Recherche über drei Generationen.

Tom Bogaert beschäftigt sich mit seiner Jugendgeschichte als Mitglied eines Flaggenwerfervereins in Brügge – und der Frage, wie es für ihn als Jugendlicher möglich war, derart unreflektiert die flämische Löwenflagge zu werfen. Seine Sammlung von Fotos, Videos und Archivmaterial aus dieser Zeit wird erstmalig als Teil einer neuen Installation im IKOB ausgestellt.

Mehr Informationen hier.

Mehr Informationen hier.

Jetzt reinhören: IKOB Podcast auf Studio Néau (EN)

apropos #5
Redrawing the Lines w/ Matei Bejenaru & Irina Botea Bucan

Im Anschluss an die IKOB-Gruppenausstellung “Redrawing the Lines” (11.10.2022 – 08.01.2023) reflektieren die teilnehmenden Künstler:innen Matei Bejenaru und Irina Botea Bucan über die Intention hinter ihren Werken, geben Einblicke in ihren künstlerischen Prozess und zeigen Klangausschnitte aus ihren Video- und Soundarbeiten. Hier geht’s zur Sendung.

Alle bisherigen Folgen von apropos finden Sie hier.

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4700 Eupen
Belgien / Belgique / Belgium

Öffnungszeiten / Horaires d’ouverture / Opening hours 
Di – So / Mar – Dim / Tue – Sun
13.00 – 18.00

Führungen auf Anfrage / Visites guidées sur demande / Guided tours on demand: Pressedossiers auf Anfrage / Dossiers de presse sur demande / Press Files on demand:  Presse-Login

Art does not need a common language, it is international by itself.
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The Network of 11 art institutions of the Meuse-Rhine Euregion. Supported by Euregio Maas-Rhein

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Jared Madere & Mathias Toubro I Floor Pal V I Opening Friday 20th January 6-9pm I Brussels

Damien & The Love Guru


graphic design invite by Atelier Brenda

 Jared Madere & Mathias Toubro
‘Floor Pal V’

Opening Friday 20th January 2023
6-9pm
Damien & The Love Guru 
Brussels 

 

 

Artists – I’m sure you’ve heard this too – like to gather in certain cafes and bars. It’s where they form their “community”. We imagine it’s very fun and rowdy, but also intellectually riveting and completely instrumental to their artistic genius. Artists meet in the cafes as lovers hold hands across small tables and walk along the Seine; meet at park benches to exchange sweet nothings and desperate everythings. All of it’s a kind of love story, epic and evergreen, complex but never not beautiful. 

Or what? Is being in love and being an artist not more like being subtly always hangry? Floor Pal V is an exhibition about the combustion of the myths around romantic twosomeness, artistic community, urban chic. It’s like Nigella Lawson’s worst nightmare: serving quail to large numbers of people and realising that it’s mostly carcass, what she calls ‘itsy-bitsy and failed nouvelle’. Here, in the harsh light of the morning after, witness the breakdown of pretension, a source of energy exhausted, some grand notion just flat on its face: the corniness, the filth, everything that’s left over — quite a lot, actually. 
(excerpt of the exhibition text by Kristian Vistrup Madsen)

 

UPCOMING 

Alison Yip and Tiziana La Melia 
confessions on sparkling hill
Opening Friday 3. February 2023
Damien & The Love Guru, Zürich

 

 

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Rue de Tamines 19
1060 Brussels

Wednesday – Saturday
12 – 6 pm
& by appointment

Zollikerstrasse 249
8008 Zürich

Thursday – Saturday
12 – 6 pm
 
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Friday, 20 December, 4–6 pm, Opening of the exhibition!

ABA

Air Berlin Alexanderplatz

invites you to
 

Matheline Marmy

Friday, 20 January 2023, 4–6 pm  Opening,
location:
Uqbar, Schwedenstraße 16, 13357 Berlin, 

 

Unintentional, Junctions (This Is As Far As We Got This Time)

part of Vorspiel Transmediale/CTM
 

 

Unintentional, Junctions (This Is As Far As We Got This Time) brings together three artists Neige Sanchez, Machiel van Stokkum, Matheline Marmy who conducted their work in Berlin in the past months.
While different in form and methods with which they were created, the presented works have one trait in common – they are chosen by the artists for their utilitarian value. Either constructed from the objects found around the pop-up temporary studio, are tugged around for their convenience, or serve as an intermittent vessel for the final pieces, these works are a testimony to the creative process and the limitations of the modernist idea of autonomous art. 

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Exhibition: 21st January – 5th February by appointment  

 

Artists Talk

 

22nd January 2 PM-4 PM

location: Uqbar, Schwedenstraße 16, 13357 Berlin,

 

 with
Neige Sanchez, Machiel van Stokkum, Matheline Marmy, moderated by Aleksander Komarov and Tatiana Bogacheva

 

Defined by Mika Hannula as “methodological abundance,” artistic research serves as an umbrella term for various activities and brings together artists with diverse methodological and thematic interests. Since 2009, ABA has borne witness to the branching of artistic research by supporting over 70 international artists through the residency programme. This afternoon, surrounded by the works of the current residents from Switzerland and the Netherlands at the exhibition Unintentional, Junctions (This Is As Far As We Got This Time) our guests will talk about their practice and draw broad conclusions about the elusive concept of artistic research.

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Air Berlin Residency:

Neige Sanchez from September 2022–Feb 2023, Switzerland
Matheline Marmy from September 2022–Feb 2023, Switzerland
Machiel van Stokkum from September–December 2022, Netherlands

Kristina Benjocki from September–December 2022, Netherlands
Valentina Kiselyova from Mart 2022 – February 2023, Belarus
Anna Chistoserdova from Mart 2022 – February 2023, Belarus

ABA (Air Berlin Alexanderplatz) e.V. / Schöneberger Str. 13 / DE-10963 Berlin / https://airberlinalexanderplatz.de/
Team: Susanne, Mio, Tatiana, Aleksander, Stefanie

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In memory of Gianfranco Baruchello (1924-2023)

Gianfranco Baruchello 
(1924 – 2023) 

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Courtesy Galerie Greta Meert

It is with great sorrow that Greta Meert and her collaborators learnt of the passing of Gianfranco Baruchello (1924-2023) on Saturday the 14th of January.

Gianfranco Baruchello was an extraordinary artist and thinker, he was not only a brilliant draftsman, but also a philosopher, a poet, a filmmaker and anagronomist. His sharp and inquiring mind paired with a great sense of humour lead him to pursue a life of experimentation that will continue to inspire younger generations. We are tremendously grateful to have had the opportunity to work with him and present his work in Brussels.

Our thoughts go to Carla Subrizi, to his friends and family and to all of those who admired him like we did. The elegance and kindness he brought to the world will forever remain with us.

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Gianfranco Baruchello, Grande Arcipelago, 2004, oil on canvas (200 x 300 cm)

When life gives you lemons

CONCERT I Artist in Residence I Minimal Music by Sander De Keere

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Sustainability Salon #4, Saturday, 21 January, 16:30h!!

ABA

Air Berlin Alexanderplatz

invites you to
 

Graphic Design by Marie Faass and Isabel Motz

Saturday, 21 January 2023, 4:30 –7 pm |
SUSTAINABILITY SALON #4

Not merely a
passive form of
objective
representation

Location:
gOLab Labor für analoge C-Prints,
Köpenickerstrasse, links 147/2.Hof 1.OG, 10997 Berlin

Conceived by Susanne Kriemann with Laurence Favre, Anna Rosa Krau, Susanna Kirschnick, The Sustainable Photography AG/ Pierre-Eric Baumann, Anaïs Tondeur, Füsun Türetken
in cooperation with the Swiss Embassy in Berlin

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This salon situates itself on the intersection of sustainability, image-production and photography. A group of professionals in the field of photography, art and design gather at gOlab, a colordarkroom founded by Susanne Kirschnick in 2000 in Berlin

 

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Air Berlin Residency:

Neige Sanchez from September 2022 – February  2023, Switzerland
Matheline Marmy from September 2022 – February  2023, Switzerland

Kristina Benjocki from January – April 2023, Netherlands
Valentina Kiselyova from Mart 2022 – February 2023, Belarus
Anna Chistoserdova from Mart 2022 – February 2023, Belarus

ABA (Air Berlin Alexanderplatz) e.V. / Schöneberger Str. 13 / DE-10963 Berlin / https://airberlinalexanderplatz.de/
Team: Susanne, Tatiana, Aleksander, Stefanie

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