On the status and possibilities of Utopia in technologically advanced societies. And Art's vital role within creating it.
Street Is Queen
“Vivian Maier. Streetqueen” at Werkstattgalerie Noack gives an astonishing overview about the photographer’s oeuvre. The images unite aesthetics and documentation, social and fashion photography, life and still life, or time study and art history. With an eye for the bizarre, and a love for the subject.
Merry Christmas
A Happy, Queer and Contemporary Christmas with "We Three Queens" by Manila Luzon, Peppermint & Alaska Thunderfuck. Enjoy the show!
Astro
"Astro" by Alvaro T. Guilherme: pain, beauty, and irony.
Thought traveling
Anne Speier's exhibition "Dienstag bis Sonntag" [Tuesday to Sunday] encompasses centuries. Her paintings invite an equally visual and theoretical reflection. In this, they are extra-ordinary in their respect.
The Encyclopedia of Gender
Alix Stria’s "The Encyclopedia of Gender" – a visual, conceptual, and haptic treat with significant content.
La Critique en Sucre
L'artiste Belgique Léo Luccioni adresse les questions contemporains dans les images de la consommation et des objets quotidiens. Son œuvre, plein de références art historiques, est également chargé de critique et de l'humeur. Le pomme du Paradis qui demande un second regard.
Space-rendered Poetry
Rafael Domenech’s "Notations From Somewhere" is fun, playful and deeply poetic. Innovative and interesting both visually and with regard to subject, the exhibition – subtly, but distinctly – proposes different modes of existence, individually and as a community. An experience for body and thought!
Introducing: Sam Cherof
Sam Cherof's work is evolution. His latest paintings are large-format, ungrounded canvasses in gesso-and-pigment technique. Focussing around the concept of approachability, these works highlight physical experience and a universal understanding. The artist's path and comments up until now.
Human Intervening
Sim Chi Yin’s solo exhibition "One Day We’ll Understand" at Zilbermann Gallery, Berlin, addresses the 1948-60 guerrilla war in British Malaya. The artist combines research and artistic practice, a historical with a personal approach. A show to be visited – both with regard to esthetics and subject!