NEWS STAY TUNED
#7 Königskolonaden, Skulpturverein Berlin
Opening: 17.9. at 11 pm.
Die Königskolonnaden im Kleistpark verwandeln sich am 17. September 2023 in eine Open-Air-Galerie. 24 Bildhauer_innen stellen an diesem Tag hier jeweils eines ihrer Werke aus. Zu den eingeladenen Künstler_innen gehören unter anderem Florian Balze, Lotta Bartoschewski, Anina Brisolla, Veronika Brovall, Birgit Cauer, Jin Chung, Dennis Feddersen, Jan Herdlicka, Jennifer Jordan, Fee Kleist, Jens Nippert, Susanne Ring, Sonya Schönberger, Ulrika Segerberg und Johannes Weiss.
Losgelöst vom gewohnten musealen Rahmen bringt die Aktion dem Publikum an diesem besonderen Ort das Potential aktueller Bildhauerei nahe. Das Projekt zielt darauf ab, einem breitem Publikum Zugang zu Skulpturen zu eröffnen und gleichzeitig den Diskurs über plastische Kunst anzuregen.
Initiiert wurde die Ausstellung von den Bildhauer_innen Hildegard Skowasch, Florian Japp und Yasmin Alt unter dem Dach „Skulpturverein“ – mit dem Ziel, die Vielfältigkeit und Großartigkeit von Skulpturen zu zeigen. Die Dezentrale Kulturarbeit für den Bezirk Tempelhof-Schöneberg fördert das Vorhaben.
IN-BETWEEN I echoes, issues and attitudes
22.04. – 30.04. 2023
Opening: Saturday 22.4.2023 at 5pm.
CRAMA shows a selection of new works by Berlin-based sculptor Dennis Feddersen. The exhibition illuminates the relationship between man and identity from different angles and raises questions around the theme “THE ME IS MANY”. The ceramic works focus on the representation of physical and metaphorical aspects in order to make possible processes of human identity formation visible. How does identity form and change? How and who are we when we meet? What mechanisms and questions determine our becoming and being? How do we act as individuals and how do we act collectively? What forms result from this?
CRAMA Triftstraße 66 12345 Berlin, Germany https://crama.us
BRUCHLINIEN
8. Nov – 27. Nov 2021
The term is widely used in both geology and sociology. A fault line makes tensions visi- ble, tensions in the earth such as the shifting of plates, and in sociology by the splitting of societies due to political or religious disagreements. This process is also present in the material ceramics due to temperature fluctuations, drying processes and different material thicknesses.
The new exhibition “Bruchlinie” shows artists with ceramic sculptures and installations. Although they all work with the same material, the approaches are completely different and the fault line shows itself as a distriburor (or messenger)
It is the revealing of a tension (of which a fault line is the result) that the artists in this exhibition show in a number of different manners.
Artists:
Catalina Niculescu
Caro Suerkemper
Dorothea Nold
Dennis Feddersen
Isa Melsheimer
John Isaacs
Jeroen Cremers
Maria Efstathiou
Myriam Mechita
Sebastian Neeb
OPENING 8.11.2021 18 hours
BCMA Manteuffelstraße 42, 10997 Berlin, Germany https://bcma.gallery