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Berlin Art Link is a contemporary art online magazine highlighting some of the most intriguing creatives and exhibitions around the globe. Through original articles and video, we feature the latest in art, design, music, film, fashion and architecture from a unique contemporary art perspective. Discover what else we're creating here: http://www.berlinartlink.com/productions/

15/11/2024

This weekend in Berlin there are a number of must-see openings and events including Astrid Kaminski’s ‘SHEETISM – FOR(E)ST’ opening tonight at DOCK 11, tomorrow night the closing event for ‘You Can Only Kill Us Once – Act II’ by The Opioid Crisis Lookbook at Trauma Bar Und Kino featuring Comet, Rabbit, Bill Kouligas, Crystallmess, and DJ Mantis, and on Sunday evening Lucie Schroeder and Noah Gokul’s ‘Care Ritual’ as the closing event for ‘Sicktopia’ at ACUD Galerie.
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Berlin Art Link shares our favorite picks for art openings in Berlin, including KW, Galerie Thomas Schulte, Bulgarisches Kulturinstitut, NOME, and more

15/11/2024

From fables to art historical allegories, Sophie Reinhold’s sources of inspiration are eclectic and often informed by the semiotics of power.

After visiting ‘Bewusste Vernachlässigung ist auch keine Lösung (Deliberate Neglect is Not a Solution Either)’ at Halle für Kunst Lüneburg, Gabriela Acha writes on Reinhold’s practice, discussing the concept of deconstruction, popular symbols, and the artist’s relation to German history.

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Gabriela Acha reviews Sophie Reinhold’s solo exhibition at Halle für Kunst Lüneburg

15/11/2024

Every month we compile a list of exciting international openings and events in our Worldwide Exhibition Hitlist.

Our November selection are all still open and include Cao Fei’s exhibition ‘My City is Yours’ at Art Gallery New South Wales, WangShui at Kurimanzutto New York, ‘Making It Matters’ group exhibition at M+ in Hong Kong including the work of John Cage, Raffaella della Olga, Anna Ridler, Fujimori Terunobu, and others, Yuko Mohri’s exhibition ‘On Physis’ at Artizon Museum, ‘Inner Heat’ by Laila Majid and Louis Blue Newby at Goldsmiths CCA in London, and group show ‘Radical Textiles’ at Art Gallery of South Australia, including work by Pierre Mukeba, Kate Just, and Jordan Gogos.

See our full list of international openings:

International exhibition openings in November at Kurimanzutto New York, Artizon Museum Tokyo, Goldsmiths CCA London, M+ Hong Kong and more

12/11/2024

“Jencks’ home is a space that both admits all aliens and denies the alien. Indeed, if the cosmic view is about nothing else, it’s about drawing the line of division at the exact scale of the universe itself and working backwards.”

Postmodernist architect Charles Jencks built The Cosmic House as his home in Holland Park, London. Now a museum, it stands as testament to his idiosyncratic architectural style and currently, is resident to a site-specific installation by artist Tai Shani.

William Kherbek writes on Shani’s interest in the “Uncanny”, irrationality in architecture, and generative fiction.

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William Kherbek reviews Tai Shani’s solo exhibition at The Cosmic House in London

11/11/2024

This week’s selection of exciting openings and events in Berlin include Paolo Cirio’s exhibition ‘Kommando 52’ at Nome, group show ‘Shame and Guilt’ at Bulgarisches Kulturinstitut including artists Maria Nalbantova, Martin Penev, Martina Vacheva, Nevena Ekimova, and Radostin Sedevchev, the BPA 2024 exhibition ‘Half–Light’ at KW Institute for Contemporary Art including artists Jan Berger, Göksu Kunak, Hamlet Lavastida, Arash Nassiri, Natis & Hasso Weiß Ehrenwerth, Adriana Ramić, Josefine Reisch, Xavier Robles de Medina, Simon Speiser, and Zhiyuan Yang, exhibition by Lena Marie Emrich ‘BRACE, BRACE’ at OFFICE IMPART, and Videoart at Midnight and Berlinische Galerie collaborating to screen two Éric Baudelaire’s films.

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Berlin Art Link shares our favorite picks for art openings in Berlin, including KW, Galerie Thomas Schulte, Bulgarisches Kulturinstitut, NOME, and more

08/11/2024

Introducing our new feature topic for November and December, Alien.⁠
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First devised with the “extra-terrestrial” in mind, the topic Alien has taken an urgent turn in light of political events this week. Trump’s reelection and Germany’s introduction of the highly controversial “antisemitism resolution” underpin a violent rhetoric against migrants. We aim to think about how the figure of the “alien”—both extra-terrestrial and extra-legal—might be repurposed as an emancipatory political tool.
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Read the Letter from the Editor by Alison Hugill:

Alison Hugill discusses the latest featured topic “Alien” and highlights some of the contributions to this issue

05/11/2024

“Institutional critique, for me, is […] engaging in reflexive critique; it’s more nuanced, and it’s also why sometimes I describe it not as a political practice, but as an ethical practice."

Andrea Fraser is an artist and writer who has come to define the field of institutional critique, pinning down the art world’s flawed mechanisms of production and power through Bourdieusian and psychoanalytic lenses. Adela Lovric interviews Fraser, talking political landscapes, the domestic vs. the private, and radicality in the museum.

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Adela Lovric interviews Andrea Fraser about her ongoing exhibition in at the Antonio Dalle Nogare Foundation in Bolzano

05/11/2024

Schering Stiftung presents ‘Labor Lab’, an exhibition of new experimental photography by Sarah Ancelle Schönfeld engaged with the complex issues surrounding control mechanisms of female reproduction. By dropping formulas including breast milk and the contraceptive pill on pre-exposed negatives, Schönfeld translates bodily processes into a visual form.

The exhibition runs until December 1st. ‘Labor Lab’ is accompanied by a series of events, such as lecture ‘The Pill: Changing Perspectives on Safety and Self-Determination’ by Prof. Dr. Mandy Mangler, followed by a conversation with Sophia Wagemann on November 28th.

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Installation views of the exhibition “Labor Lab”, Sarah Ancelle Schönfeld in the project space of the Schering Stiftung, Berlin, 2024Photo: Timo Ohler

04/11/2024

✨ TICKET GIVEAWAY ✨⁠
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In stage production ‘DRAMA’ by Constanza Macras, a group of performers deliberate over the opportunities and limits of the stage in the post-pandemic time, competing for the worn out attention span of audiences in the era of clickbait. In an effort to be popular, the performers cut up popular culture, merging high and low, with drama and tragedy at every turn. See the performance on November 6th at 7.30pm at Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz.

We have 1 x 2 tickets to give away for the performance. To enter the ticket giveaway, follow Berlin Art Link on Facebook, like this post and tag a friend in the comments. The winners will be drawn tomorrow November 5th at 4pm and contacted via DM.⁠
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Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz

04/11/2024

This week’s selection of exciting openings and events in Berlin include an evening of reading, performance, food, film and music as part of Rirkrit Tiravanija’s ‘DAS GLÜCK IST NICHT IMMER LUSTIG’ at Gropius Bau including performance by John Bock and DJ set by malengo, Interfilm film festival at various venues across the city, the group exhibition ‘Jenseits von Eden’ at NEUROTITAN featuring artists including Bettina Sellmann and Tobia König, exhibition ‘Values of Economy’ by Andrea Pichl at Hamburger Bahnhof, and Janne Räisänen’s exhibition ‘In the name of Roses’ at Schwarz Contemporary.

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Berlin Art Link shares our favorite picks for art openings & events in Berlin, including Interfilm, Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Ronewa Art Projects, and more

04/11/2024

“When memory is solidified, such as in a monument or an official history, it often produces a cut, a separation from the flow of time and from the complex relations around it.”

Kandis Friesen’s ‘Archives at a time’ finally opened at the Odesa National Fine Arts Museum this summer after four years of delays including the ongoing war, the exhibition inflected by the precarious reality of life in Ukraine.

Dagmara Genda interviews Kandis Friesen on memory, artifice, and the concept of the monument:

Dagmara Genda interviews artist Kandis Friesen about her recent exhibition in Odesa and her public artwork ‘Diadéo Trésor’ in Berlin

01/11/2024

Every month we compile a list of exciting international openings and events in our Worldwide Exhibition Hitlist.

For November, openings we’ve selected include Cao Fei’s exhibition ‘My City is Yours’ at Art Gallery New South Wales, WangShui at Kurimanzutto New York, ‘Making It Matters’ group exhibition at M+ in Hong Kong including the work of John Cage, Raffaella della Olga, Anna Ridler, Fujimori Terunobu, and others, Yuko Mohri’s exhibition ‘On Physis’ at Artizon Museum, ‘Inner Heat’ by Laila Majid and Louis Blue Newby at Goldsmiths CCA in London, and group show ‘Radical Textiles’ at Art Gallery of South Australia, including work by Pierre Mukeba, Kate Just, and Jordan Gogos.

See our full list of international openings:

International exhibition openings in November at Kurimanzutto New York, Artizon Museum Tokyo, Goldsmiths CCA London, M+ Hong Kong and more

29/10/2024

Rita Mazza is a Berlin-based performance artist, artistic director and Sign Language choreographer in visual sign performances for Deaf and hearing audiences. Their recent research revolves around ways to enrich Sign Language by combining it with dance movements, thus expanding the modes of expression of the Deaf community in a new form of poetry.

As part of our feature topic Accessibility, Cristina Ramos interviewed Mazza, discussing emotional expression, gesture, and what intimacy means in their practice.

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Cristina Ramos interviews performance artist, artistic director and sign language choreographer Rita Mazza for the featured topic ‘Accessibility’

29/10/2024

✨ TICKET GIVEAWAY ✨⁠

Interfilm, Berlin’s international short film festival, returns for its 40th edition from November 5–10th. Taking place in various venues throughout the city, the festival presents a selection of narrative short films that take on pressing topics of the present, with this edition’s focus on the relationship between the body and film.

For its 40th edition, Interfilm also presents a series of genre specials, such as essay films examining the status of reality and truth in moving images today, q***r shorts revolving around desire and identity, coming-of-age stories for young adults, and a retro section dedicated to films made on 8mm.

We have 1 x 2 tickets to give away for the 8mm special ‘Alle Macht der Super 8’ which takes place Saturday 9th November at 9pm at Unterfilm Clubkino, Saarbrücker Str. 23. To enter the ticket giveaway, follow Berlin Art Link on Facebook, like this post and tag a friend in the comments. The winners will be drawn at 2pm on Friday November 1st and contacted via DM.⁠

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From November 5th to 10th, Interfilm returns for its 40th edition. The festival presents a diverse program of screenings, workshops and events.

28/10/2024

Diriyah Art Futures is open for applications to its inaugural Mazra’ah Media Art Residency for artists and scholars working in New Media and Digital Arts.

Running from February to April 2025, the three-month residency offers studio and production lab access, as well as a production budget. Work developed will be showcased in exhibitions or academic publications. DAF provides accommodation and networking opportunities with peers and professionals from across Saudi Arabia and the world.

Proposals should respond to the program’s theme, ‘High-Resolution Dreams of Sand,’ and reflect on the bridge between history and the future, human beings’ relationship with nature and technology, and the context of DAF’s location near Diriyah’s farms. Of particular interest are projects that relate to contemporary issues, regional interests and global narratives, especially those emerging from the MENA region and the Global Majority. The deadline is January 20th, 2025.

For more information and how to apply:

Diriyah Art Futures (DAF) has announced a call for applications to its inaugural Mazra’ah Media Art Residency

28/10/2024

At Schinkel Pavillon, Sigmar Polke’s retrospective acts as a reminder of the artist’s entrenched relationship to the times he lived through. In Jeffrey Grunthaner review, he writes on pathos, monstrosity, and de-politicizing the image as themes in Polke’s work.

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Jeffrey Grunthaner reviews the Sigmar Polke exhibition at Berlin’s Schinkel Pavillon, curated by Bice Curiger

28/10/2024

This week’s selection of exciting openings and events in Berlin include Valentina Murabito’s exhibition ‘La donna del mare’ opening Thursday at 68projects by KORNFELD, exhibitions by Jan Groover and Kea Bolenz opening at Klemm’s on Friday, Thomas Eggerer’s exhibition ‘Galeria’ opening Saturday at Capitain Petzel, performances as part of 3HD Festival, including Sorour Darabi’s ‘FROM THE THROAT TO THE DAWN’, and artist talk with Tomás Saraceno at Hamburger Bahnhof.

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Berlin Art Link shares our favorite picks for art openings & events in Berlin, including Klemm’s, 3hd, Studio Hanniball, and more

25/10/2024

The theme of work has long been central to Carla Abilés’ practice. Using discarded materials from the garment industry during art school in Salta, Argentina, Abilés would embroider found poetry from the clothing’s tags and labels. Employing the same embroidering process, Abilés’ current practice speaks to racial disparity, care work, and tactility.

Read Dehlia Hannah’s profile of Carla Abilés:

Dehlia Hannah writes about the work of Argentinian artist Carla Abilés in the context of the “Accessibility” featured topic

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Berlin Art Week returns this year from 11–15th Sep 2024, with museums, galleries, exhibition houses, private collections, and project spaces opening their doors to showcase the city’s dynamic art scene. We’ve compiled a specially-curated guide of places to stay and eat during one of Berlin’s biggest art events of the year. See the full list: https://www.berlinartlink.com/2024/08/13/top-design-hotels-and-restaurants-berlin-art-week-2024/

In preparation for Berlin Art Week, 11th-15th September, we have compiled a curated list of places to eat and unwind between exhibition visits. Take a look at our restaurant and hotel highlights in Mitte including To The Bone, The Circus Hotel and Apartments, and heimlichTreu. See the full Berlin Art Week 2024 Hotel & Restaurant Guide at the link in bio. @totheboneberlin @circushotel @heimlichtreu_restaurant @berlinartweek #art #hotel #design #berlin #berlinartweek #restaurant #contemporary #guide

Ahead of Berlin Art Week, beginning on September 11th, we have compiled a curated list of wonderful spots to eat and rest in between cultural excursions. Check out our restaurant and hotel highlights in Mitte including the innovative and carefully curated restaurant Veronika Berlin, the striking architectural gem Château Royal, and the two-Michelin-star Restaurant Tim Raue. See the full Berlin Art Week 2024 Hotel & Restaurant Guide here: https://www.berlinartlink.com/2024/08/13/top-design-hotels-and-restaurants-berlin-art-week-2024/

The ZHdK Zürcher Hochschule der Künste offers the opportunity to study art education, design, film, fine arts, music, dance, theatre and transdisciplinarity under one roof.⁠ Information Days will take place from the 20-24th November 2023, and will provide an insight into the preparatory, initial and continuing education courses of all the disciplines.⁠ ⁠ Learn more at http://zhdk.ch/infotage

Our curated selection of wonderful spots to unwind in Berlin is here to help you get ready for the Berlin Art Week, which kicks off in two weeks. In our Hotel & Restaurant Guide, you will find local highlights such as The Social Hub Berlin, a colorful co-live and -workspace where you can feel at home among other creatives; INDIA CLUB Berlin, a restaurant offering top-notch authentic North Indian cuisine; and the luxurious Hotel Oderberger Berlin located in a historic former swimming hall. Discover our full Berlin Art Week Hotel & Restaurant Guide: www.berlinartlink.com/2023/08/08/berlin-art-week-2023-hotel-restaurant-guide

Berlin’s busiest time of the year for the art world is fast approaching and we've got you covered on where to eat, sleep and drink throughout Berlin Art Week. Our Hotel & Restaurant Guide includes the sleek and modern Mandala Hotel (The Mandala Hotel), lively bistro for wine and music lovers Cafe Frieda and the playfully designed Urban Loft Hotel. Head to berlinartlink.com to discover the full guide.

Berlin Art Week is coming up September 13–17. Whether you’re on a budget or ready to splurge, we’ve shortlisted our top suggestions for beautiful places to dine and unwind during Berlin’s biggest art week of the year. Tap the link to discover our highlights: www.berlinartlink.com/2023/08/08/berlin-art-week-2023-hotel-restaurant-guide

The 7th edition of Gallery Weekend Beijing will be open to the public from May 30th to June 4th, with VIP Preview taking place from May 26th to 28th. It will showcase a robust line-up of 36 exhibitors coming from 9 different global cities as selected by the Academic Committee, including Berlin-based galleries Esther Schipper, Galerie Thomas Schulte and Sprüth Magers. Centred at 798 Art District, this year's program will celebrate the cultural vitality of the city by spanning various sites in Beijing, including Caochangdi Art District, Inside-out Art Unit, Longfusi Art District, Guomao and Jiangtai. With ‘Visibility’ as the overarching theme, it will look beyond the boundaries of reality and explore the invisible by rebooting imagination. Conceived by curator Leo Li Chen, the Public Sector is organized around the theme of ‘Facets.’ Breaking the conventional practices of group exhibitions and talks, the Up&Coming Sector will return this year in the innovative form of screenings and performances to explore the new forces of Chinese contemporary art. Find more information at galleryweekendbeijing.com.cn.

The German-Canadian co-production CHOM5KY vs CHOMSKY premieres tomorrow, November 4th at KINDL - Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin where it can be experienced until November 20th. This mixed-reality installation invites visitors to have a thought-provoking encounter with Artificial Intelligence, guided by a virtual host that is inspired by and built on the digital traces of Noam Chomsky. It offers an interactive, multi-user, playful and collaborative experience that allows users to examine the promises and pitfalls of AI. Putting the user front and center, CHOMSKY_AI serves as a mirror reflecting what people discover about themselves and each other. CHOM5KY vs CHOMSKY is a project by Sandra Rodriguez, co-produced by the NFB and schnellebuntebilder, with support from Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg. Learn more and get your tickets here: https://bit.ly/3TYSlS6

The next information days at the ZHdK Zürcher Hochschule der Künste will take place from November 21st to 25th and provide valuable insights into the preparatory, initial and continuing education courses of all the disciplines. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3dDJEZw

Apply for the 2023 VR Art Prize by November 15th! This year’s theme is ‘Virtual Utopias,’ aimed at artists interested in using VR and spatial installations for social change. Find more details here: https://bit.ly/3QaUF68

⚡TICKET GIVEAWAY⚡ The inaugural edition of ‘CURRENTS,’ E-WERK Luckenwalde's electronic music festival, takes place next week on Saturday, October 8th with performances by Suzanne Ciani, Dopplereffekt, Lena Willikens, Marylou and many others. We’re giving away 1x2 tickets. 🍀 To enter the raffle, follow us on Instagram and/or Facebook, like the corresponding post and tag a friend in the comments. Learn more about the festival here: https://bit.ly/3wt0AMD

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