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News —18.09.2024



METALMORPH

Schau Fenster | group show, Berlin

25.10.–17.11.2024






︎ Schau Fenster Berlin
Lobeckstr. 30-35  
10969 Berlin







News —09.09.2024



Paris – Munich – Berlin

Galerie Claire Gaustaud | Paris

17.10.–21.11.2024



with Judith Grassl, Justina Los, Boris Saccone, Erik Schmidt
curated by Erik Schmidt


 ︎ CLAIRE GASTAUD | PARIS 
37 rue Chapon
75003 Paris


The "Paris-Munich-Berlin" exhibition opens during the Paris Contemporary Art Week, which has become a key event on the international scene. As in previous years, Galerie Claire Gastaud has decided to open its space to foreign partners. This year, Germany is in the spotlight with the Paris-Munich-Berlin exhibition. During these privileged few weeks, when Paris once again becomes the world capital of contemporary art, this exhibition opens a window on the German scene, its specificities, its parallel and sometimes contradictory vision, its differences and similarities, through the prism of the works of four artists: Two artists from Munich, two artists from Berlin, two generations, four media, four languages: Erik Schmidt (1968) Berlin, painting and video, Judith Grassl (1985) Munich, painting, Justina Los (1986) Berlin, installations, ceramics, Boris Saccone (1991), Munich, painting.




News —15.08.2024



INDUSTRY

n.b.k. Neuer Berliner Kunstverein at Uferstudios and Uferhallen e.V. | BERLIN ART WEEK

12.09.–22.09.2024



with Karo Akpokiere, Stefan Alber, Bettina Allamoda, Elena Alonso Fernández, Sascha Appelhoff, Ilaria Biotti, Antje Dorn, Brad Downey, Heiner Franzen, Mark Fridvalszki, Lola Göller, Asta Gröting, Mingrui Jiang, Oscar Juul-Sørensen, Peter Klare, Philipp Lachenmann, Justina Los, Jens Pecho, Manfred Peckl, Oscar Peters, Rob Prideaux, Alona Rodeh, Hansjörg Schneider, Bettina Scholz, Gry Tingskog, Tim Winter, Silvia Witte

Curators Marius Babias, Arkadij Koscheew



︎ n.b.k. Neuer Berliner Kunstverein 

︎ BERLIN ART WEEK 2024 


Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (n.b.k.) presents INDUSTRY as a guest at the Uferstudios and Uferhallen. This project sheds light on the entire complex of the former main workshops of the Berlin Transport Company (Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe, BVG) and links the history of the Gesundbrunnen district in the 20th century with current discussions on deindustrialization and the cultural industry. A new work by Karo Akpokiere and a large-scale kinetic piece by Oscar Peters revisit forgotten aspects of Wedding’s history and the former “Boulevard Badstrasse.” The exhibition also provides a platform for artistic interventions by locally based and internationally networked artists.
Uferhallen and Uferstudios form a production hub for contemporary visual and performing arts in the heart of Berlin. This unique environment enables artistic productions and cultural exchange, significantly enhancing Berlin’s status as a leading European cultural metropolis. In the current political landscape, shaped by geopolitical challenges and the growing impact of climate change in Germany, the spectre of deindustrialization has been haunting Germany, conjured by specific interest groups and political stakeholders. Against this backdrop, n.b.k. aims to highlight those sites that reflect Berlin’s industrial past and its rapid development in the early 20th century while offering an indispensable infrastructure for cultural workers.
The centerpiece of INDUSTRY is an expansive work by Oscar Peters (*1981 in Borger / Netherlands, lives and works in Amsterdam), referencing a rollercoaster built in 1924 near the Uferstudios at Badstrasse 8. Using the rollercoaster as a metaphor for the district’s historical ups and downs and linking spatially to the site’s past, The Twins (2024) becomes a stage for artistic contributions. Where one would expect cheering people, sculptures ride the rollercoaster cars. INDUSTRY thus takes a humorous look at the potential futures of cultural and art venues while exploring the neighborhood’s historical roots.





News —05.07.2024



AIR BAG

Last Show at Spoiler Zone

19.07.–21.07.2024



with Willem de Haan, Lisa Götze, Justina Los, Jana Mertens, Charlotte Rahn, Marco Schmitt, Verena Schöttmer, Aline Schwörer, Martina Grlic, René Wagner, Philipp Zrenner


︎ SPOILER ZONE  Quitzowstr. 108a, D-10551 Berlin




News —05.06.2024



Extroverted Space

super bien! berlin as part of B-LA-M

30.06.–27.07.2024



with Amelie Laurice, Justina Los, Meghan de Roma, CROMA


︎ super bien!  Schwedter Straße 232, D-10435 Berlin

B-LA-M: 54 artist initiatives in 18 projects, each showing a projectspace from Berlin, Los Angeles, Mexico City.
Kick-off in Berlin: 27.06. - 14.07.2024
Artistic direction: Daniel Wiesenfeld (Berlin), Carl Baratta (Los Angeles), Laura Reséndiz (Mexico City)

Extroverted Space
Participating spaces & artists:
CROMA, Mexico City (Studio Croma collective - Santiago Gómez & friends)
Dorado 806, Los Angeles (Meghan DeRoma, Amelie Laurice)
super bien! Berlin (Justina Los)

The exhibition in the transparent greenhouse reflects the view inwards through works that “look” outwards and expand into the outside space. The space, normally a protective container for art, is used in a contradictory way by turning the glass walls into a membrane that connects inside and outside. Without a programmatic theme, three very different installations come together in the working process on site in an overall structure which marks the beginning of an encounter and mutual perception in friendship and presents the richness and diversity of artistic practice with our partner spaces.
After the kick-off in Berlin, an extended exchange will be shown 2025/2026 in the partner spaces in Mexico City and Los Angeles.

CROMA, Mexico City (Studio Croma collective - Santiago Gómez & friends)
For its collaboration with super bien! and Dorado 806, CROMA proposes a site-specific installation that engages in dialogue with the translucent architecture of super bien!: a thin plastic in the outside is being moved by a fan from the inside. Within the greenhouse, the opposite is also happening, a small fan is blowing in front of an 3d printed versión of the superbien! space. A game of tensions and scales reproduces the inside-outside dynamics of the space.   studiocroma  

Dorado 806, Los Angeles (Meghan DeRoma, Amelie Laurice)
Rock-bottom: A playful twist on words mixes with a touch of cheeky humor, blurring lines between serious art and playful wit. Each piece has been exposed to California’s weather and will continue to evolve throughout its tenure in Berlin. Rock-bottom stage invites reflection, from personal to societal levels, aiming to unite viewers in solidarity. Ultimately, it uplifts, aiming to liberate viewers from life's burdens.    dorado806

super bien! Berlin (Justina Los) The work complex Deathinitely is a homage to a social and economic system that has long since ceased to function globally, in which the future belongs only to those who can afford it, while the unprivileged eat frozen pizza through the domination mechanisms of dependencies and burnouts. Death is deathinitely as certain as the fact that the gates to ecological and social decline have already begun to open.    superbienberlin




News —20.06.2024



Breasticles Fountain

SPORNO Festival 2024 at ÆTHER Art Space

25.06.–30.06.2024



Delighted to be a (last minute) submission for this year’s Art Porn Festival SPORNO in Sofia, Bulgaria, with my 3D Animation “Breaticles Fountain”.


Breasticles Fountain, 1:20 min., 3D animation, 2024



News —01.06.2024



From Dust Withdrawn

Tina Coupé at Project Space Festival 2024

01.06.–30.06.2024



with Michaela Lakova, Diese Frau, Ildikó Buckley & Marco Meiran und Tintin Patrone, Christian Diaz, Justina Los, Elisa Jule Braun & Moritz Stumm,  Bruno Siegrist, Lola Göller, Alice Heron, Carola Uehlken & Arthur Debert, Ute Waldhausen, H.O.LL.Y.W.OO.D. and TREPTOWERZ

14.06.2024 | 16.00-21:00
Lindenstraße 80, 10969 Berlin-Kreuzberg



︎ Project Space Festival 




News —01.06.2024



Weird Sculpture Festival

Studio Rangsdorf

23.06.2024



with Johannes Büttner, Felix Deiters, Fine Freiberg, Girl to Guerilla, Zu Kalinowska, Justina Los, Dietrich Meyer, Zoë C. Miller, Alice Morey, Dominik Nawrocki, Marco Schmitt, Nina Wienagrotzki, Zwek


︎ Studio Rangsdorf  Seebadallee 50, 15834 Rangsdorf



News —01.05.2024



Peace on Earth

Peace Piece at Provinzeditionen

16.05.–21.06.2024



posters and editions by Dragutin Banic, Dirk Bell, Walter Dahn, Katja Davar, Friederike Feldmann, Claus Föttinger, Gesine Grundmann, Krzysztof Gruse, Karin Hochstatter, Behrang Karimi, Maximilian Kirmse, Clementine Klein, Stephanie Kloss, Carsten Kraemer, Svenja Kreh, Justina Los, Florian Meisenberg, Maria-Margaretha Modlmayr, Alex Müller, Sonja Münten, Stefan Panhans, Dan Perjovschi, Wolfgang Plöger, Simona Pries, Gerhard Richter, Erik Schmidt, Jürgen Stollhans, Wawrzyniec Tokarski, Ina Weber, Joseph Zehrer


︎ www.provinzeditionen.de/shows



News —15.04.2024



Fresh fruit for Rotting Potatoes

Tina Coupé at Sellerie Weekend

17.06.–01.07.2023



with Alice Heron, Ute Waldhausen, Carola Uehlken & Arthur Debert, Treptowerz, Bruna Siegrist, H.O.L.L.Y.W.O.O.D., Christian Diaz, Lola Göller, Elisa Jule & Moritz Stumm, Justina Los, K.O.S.






News —17.06.2023



Torches of Freedom Edition

A:prés D:éssert at A:D:Curatorial



Torches of Freedom is a series of live sized glazed ceramic cigarettes, drawing attention to the tobacco industry's historical role as a pioneer in disseminating false information regarding the health risks associated with smoking. It serves as a poignant reminder of the industry's deceptive tactics, which extended far beyond marketing strategies aimed at women's emancipation. The title, "Torches of Freedom", harkens back to this specific era, referencing the term coined by public relations pioneer Edward Bernays to describe cigarettes as symbols of liberation for women.



Torches of Freedom
glazed ceramics, glass ashtray, glass bell, metall base plate
various dimensions
2023
unique


 ︎ Contact for price  




News —20.03.2023



Upcoming group show A:prés D:éssert at A:D:Curatorial, Berlin as part of Project Space Festival

17.06.–01.07.2023



with: Ellinor Aurora Aasgard & Zayne Armstrong, Aram Bartholl, Carsten Becker, Johannes Büttner, Sarah Doerfel, Lola Göller, Mathias Gramoso, Hannah Hallermann, Marianna Ignataki, Zina Isupova, Jill Kiddon, Justina Los, Zoë Claire Miller, Alice M. Morey, Ariel Reichman, Ariel Schlesinger, Marco Schmitt, Adam Slowik, Maximilian Thiel, Mirce Velarde, Ivar Veermäe, Nazim Unal Yilmaz
Curated by: Marco Schmitt, organised by: A:D:Curatorial

The group exhibition A:PRÉS D:ÉSSERT addresses social change under expanded aspects of Maslow's system of needs. Hierarchies dissolve and human needs intersect with the holistic nature of ecosystems. The entrances to social constructs transform into systemic exits of collectivity. Multi-perspective escape routes can be discovered in the exhibition. The impossible becomes conceivable, imaginable and negotiable. This can lead to a social-ecological R-evolution that is detached from structural aberrations of our social system. Unforeseen, symbiotic relationships can thus develop between the viewer and the artistic works. The echo reverberates into the future: "Qu'ils mangent de l'A:PRÉS D:ÉSSERT!"



 ︎ A:D:Curatorial , Kurfürstenstraße 142, 10785 Berli




News —20.03.2023



Finissage of Deathinitely at super bien!, Berlin

21.05.2023



Warmest invitation to the Finissage of my solo show Deathinitely on Sunday 21 May, 6 PM at super bien!, Berlin.

One for All, All for One (Happening)  | 8 PM



︎ super bien!, Schwedter Straße 232, D-10435 Berlin




News —04.05.2023



‘Umschlagplatz’ in the group show Traces/gestures/images of memory, Czapski Palace,
Museum Night in Warsaw, Poland
13.05.2023




Screenings of video works by former and present students and lecturers from the Public Domain Studio of the Media Arts Department, led by Dr. Krzysztof Wodiczko and Dr. Ewa Bobrowska
Artists: Justina Los, Julia Golachowska, Ewa Bobrowska, Iga Niewiadomska, Marta Normington
Czapski Palace , first floor 18.00 - 23.00

The exhibition shows the afterimages and traces of war, including those whose visible trace is the experience of immigration, in relation to the search for the scars of history and the stigma of the present. The screenings are a continuation of a project and exhibition that took place from February 13 to 17 at EASD in Spain.

Exhibition within the framework of the European Commission grant "Art for Democracy and Peace”.


Umschlagplatz, Videostill, 2’03’, 2015




 News —20.03.2023



Upcoming solo show Deathinitely at super bien!, Berlin

15.04.–21.05.2023



Justina Los' works are homages to a social and economic system that has long since ceased to function globally, in which the future belongs only to those who can afford it, while the unprivileged eat frozen pizza through the domination mechanisms of dependencies and burnouts.Death is deathinitely as certain as the fact that the gates to ecological and social decline have already begun to open. With "Deathinitely", super bien! becomes a smoking, neglected buffet landscape: petrified pizzas topped with cigarette butts, as if freshly fetched from the underground burning gas crater - a post-apocalyptic catering, with worthless resources that might have remained with us after a possible catastrophe.
Part of #3 related to flow



︎ super bien!, Schwedter Straße 232, D-10435 Berlin




News —02.02.2023



‘Umschlagplatz’ in the group show The Lines of War at Escola d’Art i Superior de Disseny de Castelló, Spain

13.02.–17.02.2023



The exhibition focuses on contemporary approaches to the issues of war and post-war traces (both physical and mental). During their artistic research, the participating artists explored the physical and social space of Warsaw. The presented artworks relate to the topic of war, immigration, traces of war both physical and mental which undergo a double process of restitution and erasure from the public memory, the issue of death, and testimonies of war, the past and the present.
Artists from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw: Malwina Bątruk, Ewa Bobrowska, Urszula Grzelka, Olga Dyjak, Marta Jabłońska, Andrzej Jachiewicz, Justyna Kałęcka, Justina Los, Iga Niewiadomska, Marta Normington, Wiktor Olendzki, Barbara Pazio, Adrianna Szadzińska, Filip Zubowski.
Curated by Lorena Cuenca, Ewa Bobrowsk



︎ EASD Castelló , Plaza Fadrell nº 1 – 12002 Castelló





News —13.07.2022



New Adventures in Vexillology #8 group show at Kunstverein Amrum, Amrum

01.06.–01.10.2022



with Cäcilia Brown, Julia Frankenberg, Kasia Fudakowski, Thomas Hörl, Nadja Kurz, Justina Los, Marco Schmitt
curated by Matthias Droste

Since the 2014 summer season, the Amrum Art Association has existed on the Nebel beach. It was founded to bring contemporary art to the island and to create an opportunity for islanders and summer guests to come into contact with the current international art cosmos.The seasonal exhibitions, however, do not take place in the usual framework of an institutional presentation, but in a subtle context with the found structures on the beach. The Kunstverein Amrum has no premises to visit at certain times, it is found in that place that attracts everyone in the summer: The beach. The public presence on the beach and the natural curiosity of the bathers promise an engagement of society with contemporary art outside the usual white cubes, which is a fundamental concern of Kunstverein Amrum.With various projects that are relaunched annually and expanded with new formats, we seek to present a spectrum of contemporary artists.

 

Civilians, Kunstverein Amrum, 2022

Fotos: Janine Eggert

︎ Kunstverein Amrum , Nebel, Amrum




News —07.06.2022



Images moving inside a Surface, +Dede at Modellpark Berlin-Brandenburg, Project Space Festival, Berlin

28.08.2022



with Anne Gathmann, Alizée Lenox, Yon Natalie Mik, Marco Schmitt and Justina Los, Philip Topolovac

“In order to create our own version of a metaverse, this event is organized at the Modellpark Berlin-Branderburg, a miniature version of Berlin located outside of the ringbanh – as +DEDE current physical space is. You will find models of real and iconic spaces, as high as the veins in your legs. They are real, but only on a surface level. They lack memory, frictionless they are a pure element of observation.”

Wahrzeichen, performance with Marco Schmitt, +Dede, Project Space Festival
Fotos: Joe Clark

︎ +Dede, Projekt Space Festival , An der Wuhlheide 81, 12459 Berlin




News —12.06.2022



‘Deathinitely’ in the group show JUBILEE X at Haunt, Berlin

18.06.–02.07.2022



Opening  |  Friday, June 17, 2022, 4-9 PM

This spring frontviews looks back on 10 years of joint projects. 10 years of creating space, visibility and exchange for contemporary art - we celebrate our JUBILEE X ! The Anniversary Celebration presents a group show with approx. 90 artists - each artwork will be sold for 400€ + 7% VAT to support the artists and the place HAUNT. The exhibition is accompanied by a music programme and an open pop-up yard with a bar.

with
Alana Lake, Aletta de Jong, Alexej Meschtschanow, Alice Dittmar, Alke Reeh, Andreas Helfer, Andreas Schmid, Anja Schwörer, Anke Becker, Anke Völk, Anna-Maria Bogner, Antonio Mesones, Antonya C.Wolfram, Aram Tanis, Barbara Lüdde, Bethan Hughes, Bettina Allamoda, Birgit Hölmer, Bretz/Holliger, Carolin Seeliger, Carsten Becker, Claude Eigan, Daniel Kupferberg, Daniela Elorza, Dennis Scholl, Despina Flessa, Dominik Bucher, Eberhard Bosslet, Emma Howes, Ena Oppenheimer, Fabian Bechtle, Fabian Knecht, Flavia Stagi, Gesa Troch, Elom 20ce& Musquiqui Chihying & Gregor Kasper, Haleh Redjaian, Hanako Geierhos, Hanna Hennenkemper, Hannu Prinz, Hans Wilschut, Hendrik Silbermann, Isabel Kerkermeier, Jacub Simcik, Jana Müller, Jeroen Jacobs, Jessica Buhlmann, Joachim Grommek, Johannes Weiss, Jörg Gelbke, Josep Maynou, Joseph Zehrer, Julie Oppermann, Justina Los, Justina Moncevičiūtė, Karl-Ludwid Lange, Kathrin Köster, Katinka Pilscheur, Katja Pudor, Kim-Kathrin Hoffmann, Konrad Karsten, Leon Manoloudakis, Lidia Sigle, Lukas Schmenger, Marei Löllmann, Marianna Ignataki, Marie Rief, Marco Schmitt, Marc Klee, Markus Wüste, Matteo Lorusso, Matthias Wermke, Michael Schultze, Michaela Zimmer, Monika Rechsteiner, Moritz Hirsch, Nadine Fecht, Natalie Reusser, Nele Marie Gräber, Nico Ihlein, Nicole Wendel, Nikola Ukic, Ole Meergans, Oliver Thie, Paula Kvasnikoff, Paulina Hoffmann, Philip Topolovac, Pius Fox, Robert Gschwantner, Roman Liska, Sara Lu, Saskia Wendland, Sinta Werner, Spiros Hadjidjanos, Stefanie Kägi, Stefanie Seufert, Stella Geppert, Stephan Ehrenhofer,  Susanne Bürner, Susanne Roewer, Sven Fritz, Theemetra Harizani, Thomas Grötz, Thorsten Kasper, Timo Herbst, Tobias Kappel, Tom Früchtl, Tolia Astali & Dylan Peirce, Tula Plumi & Stelios Karamanolis, Ulrike Mohr, Vanessa Enríquez, Vassiliea Stylianidou aka Franck-Lee Alli-Tis, Vincent Grunwald, Willem Besselink.


Deathinitely, glazed ceramics, 9x14x2cm, 2022


︎ Haunt, frontview e.V., Kluckstraße 23A, 10785 Berlin




News —15.04.2022



Poster campaign Never again war – Safe Haven
Provinz Editionen

02.2022




“The war in Ukraine has, as an attack on a country in Europe, come as a shock to many Europeans. However, the terrible wars in Syria, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Libya, Mali, Yemen, Myanmar and many others have been bringing suffering to civil societies for decades. Today, more thanever, it is time and an imperative of humanity to oppose war and offer all refugees a safe haven in Europe.

In August 1924, for a maior peace demonstration in Leipzig, the staunch pacifist Käthe Kollwitz published her iconic "Nie wieder Krieg", („Never Again War") poster, which is deeply embedded in our visual memory. In this artistic tradition, Provinz called friendly artists for a poster action on the occasion of the current events in Ukraine and the armament plans of the German government.

Together we can at least make this small contribution, one that formulates clearly the wish for peace and chooses a form of protest, which sets a visible and endurina image in resistance to the war.”

Provinz Editionen

Peace on Earth, digital collage, 2022


︎ Provinz Editionen – Safe Haven 




News —02.02.2022



‘Pizza Nikotina’ in the group show Never mind the burnout at Studiogalerie, Haus am Lützowplatz, Berlin

12.02.–10.04.2023



Opening  |  Friday, February 11, 2022, 7 PM

Showcasing works by 4000, Katharina Arndt, Jim Avignon, Fehmi Baumbach, Alexandra Baumgartner, Clud Becker, Isabella Bersellini, John Bock, Birgit Brenner, Jan Brokof, Danielle de Picciotto, Tatjana Doll, Brad Downey, Galya Feierman, Emilie Gleason, Lukas Glinkowski, Katharina Grossmann-Hensel, Anni Heuchel, Anna Ingerfurth, Juliane Kownatzki, Niina Lehtonen Braun, Justina Los, Irina Mmur, Jaybo Monk, Moritz Schleime, Patrick Sellmann, David Shrigley, Yukihiro Taguchi
Curated by Katharina Schilling and Jim Avignon

„It’s better to burn out than to fade away“ Kurt Cobain quotes Neil Young in his farewell letter, thus declaring his suicide as a refusal to settle for a life of mediocrity. Almost 30 years later, burnout is no longer the prerogative of rock and pop stars, iconic artist, significant historic figures and managers, but has become an almost dominant attitude towards life.
After spending two years in a corona-induced state of emergency, large parts of society have come to terms with the fact that a life of uncertainty and isolation has become a permanent condition and near-burnout a permanent companion.
The group exhibition „never mind the burnout“ explores how life on the edge of exhaustion is reflected in the art production of the past few years.
The video works, drawings, paintings, collages, linocuts, and sculptures give evidence to the epiphenomena of permanent excess, and approach the symbolic concept of „burning out“ in an ironic-humorous manner. A lifestyle that has long since exceeded its own resiliency is manifested in the excessive consumption of pizza and alcoholic beverages, in deconstructed faces, tired looks, fragmented movement sequences, and in a disorientation expressed in images and text.

Pizza Nikotina, installation detail, Studiogalerie, Haus am Lützowplatz, Berlin, 2022


︎ Haus am Lützowplatz, Lützowpl. 9, 10785 Berlin 




News —01.12.2021



‘Border Pill’ part of the Green Light Fundraiser exhibition at Haus der Statistik, Berlin

11.12.– 31.12.2021



Fundraiser exhibition
Opening  Saturday,  December 11,  2021, 3 PM
Duration at Haus der Statistik (Haus D) 11.12. – 12.12.2021
Online exhibition 11.12. – 31.12.2021

We warmly invite you to help us raising money for the grassroots initiative Grupa Granica who support the refugees at the Polish-Belarusian border.

participating artists: Basma Alsharif, Marwa Arsanios, Wera Bet, Joanna Chwilkowska, Peter Cusack, Zuzanna Czebatul, Jacopo Dal Bello, Monika Dorniak, Clementine Edwards, Angelica Falkeling, Louis Henderson, Domenique Himmelsbach De Vries, Marta Hryniuk, Lukasz Jastrubczak, Idil Kizoglu, Daria Khvorova, Justina Los, Thomas Mader, Jumana Manna, Jasmina Metwaly, Koushna Navabi, Agnieszka Polska, Martyna Poznanska, Stefan Roemer, Alicja Rogalska, Evan Roth, Studio Tomás Saraceno, Lorenzo Sandoval, Max Schneider, Setareh Shahbazi, Antonia Stoke and Marc Quinn

INITIATED BY CO-LIBERATION COLLECTIVE BERLIN & FRIENDS
(Monika Dorniak, Julka Gnatowska, Jasmina Metwaly, Maja Zagórska, Ola Zielinska)




︎ Haus der Statistik, Otto Braun Str.70/72, 10178 Berlin




News —02.10.2021



Participation in the workshop presentation of “Exorzier Raku”  at „The Sun Machine Is Coming Down“ at Berliner Festspiele, ICC Messe, Berlin

07.10.–17.10.2021



A project by Zoe Claire Miller and Marco Schmitt at Floating University
For EXORZIER-RAKU, Zoë Claire Miller and Marco Schmitt constructed a mobile kiln at the Floating University and held a multitude of raku workshops over the course of this summer. Raku means “fun, delightful” in Japanese, it is the ceramic technique of removing clay objects from the kiln when they are red hot, at around 1000°, and covering them with organic material such as sawdust, leaves or hair. The goal of EXORZIER-RAKU is to banish the evil spirits and traumas of the capitalist, heteropatriarchal, techno-feudalist social order into clay sculptures in order to exorcise them through the ritual act of raku firing. Contrary to the notion that technology can solve all earthly and man-made problems, EXORZIER-RAKU ignites a muddily haptic counterpoint to the high-tech dicktatorship of individualist extractivism with earthy, collective creation processes. The raku kiln is a metabolistic organism that opens up a liminal space, marking the transition to a post-capitalist future. The city and the clay dug out from beneath it, used to form sculptures, become fuel for a r-evolutionary impulse. TERRA-粒 unites us with Terra Mater, activating organic and social forces of resilience, materializing them in sculptural iconographies of resistance. How can we overcome the Anthropocene? How can the city remain livable, and the earth? Of course an important first step is to exorcise the landlords.
 

Exorzier Raku, exhibition views, Berliner Festspiele, ICC Messe, Berlin, 2021


︎ International Congress Center(ICC), Messedamm 22, 14055 Berlin




News —10.11.2021



‘Pizza Nikotina’ in the group show P.L.U.R. at Haus der Statistik, Berlin

13.11.2021




Haus der Statistik (Haus D)
Opening  |  Saturday, November 13, 2022, 3 PM

In the next edition of PLUR more than 30 artists will symbolically represent the difference between the intellectualization of contemporary life and the result obtained. The lack of corporate responsibility, emotional intelligence and social commitment that results in trauma, obsolescence and unsustainability, showing us how art can be a practice of liberation, criticism and reflection, uniting us to face the challenges in a playful way.

with Aaron Perera, Aaron Schauenburg, Alexander Skorobogatov, Anna Nezhnaya, Cruz Proxy, Dmytro Zubyskyi, Franzysko, Jesper Just, Justina Los, Kristina Becker, Lawra, L‘Enfant, Maciej Makalowski, Marco Schmitt,  Mark Stroemich, Miriam Kongstad, number1mainroad, Robert Gründler, Samara Sallam, Sofiia Stepanova, Synthtati, Thomias Radin, Tobias König, Tom Esam, Victor Payares



︎ Haus der Statistik, Otto Braun Str.70/72, 10178 Berlin





News —21.04.2020



Self-House Residency, interview by Piotr Policht with Magdalena Morawik & Lukasz Horbow, Culture.pl 

21.04.2020






︎Culture.pl, interview by Piotr Policht with Magdalena Morawik & Lukasz Horbow, Culture.pl, 21.04.2020



Self-House is a residential project founded by Łukasz Horbów and Magdalena Morawik in response to the current coronavirus situation which promote the self-isolation movement in their own houses where artists can still create freely.
The residenceis based on taking over our IG profile. It would take up to 3 days and would involve making 6 posts and creating a video summarizing the residency on IGTV in which the resident will talk about her/his artistic tactics in isolation.
Each resident can count on our support and can nominate next artists.


︎ Self-House Residency, Instagram, 2020