DRAWING PERFORMANCE
Tugboat Gallery, Lincoln, Nebraska (USA)
4 – 26 November 2016
“Drawing Performance” brings together artists from Berlin, Germany and the United States to explore the rhythm and routine of tracing movement, defining boundary, or picturing thought. Purposely expansive, the media in this exhibition includes graphite, ball–point pen, dance, film, as well as the use of tracing paper and readymade, printed material.
Kazuki Nakahara, Alex Klenz, Hanna Hennenkemper, Nadine Fecht, James Bockelman, Flora Wiegmann, Frank H. Taffelt, Jered Sprecher, Matthew Sontheimer, Carston Sievers, Johannes Regin, Steve Roden
curated by James Bockelman
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LEERRAUM
Alte Gießerei, Berlin
16 – 23 September 2016
Taiyou Mori, Johannes Regin, Klaas Hübner
Alte Gießerei Berlin e.V., Herzbergstraße 123, Lichtenberg. Tram: M8 & M21 „Herzbergstraße/Industriegebiet“
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BEYOND
St. Johannes Evangelist-Kirche, Auguststraße 90, 10117 Berlin
28 April – 1 May 2016
exhibitionview, Foto: Jakob Regin
participating galleries and artists:
AMSTERDAM: Galerie A d K Actuele Kunst artist: Chian Yu Bai, Galerie Bart artist: Anne Forest, Galerie ‐ Brandt artist: Luca Grimaldi, TORCH Gallery artist: Line Gulsett, Livingstone Gallery artist: Raquel Maulwurf, Galerie Wit artist: herman de vries
BERLIN: janinebeangallery artist: Grigori Dor, Galerie Inga Kondeyne – Raum für Zeichnung artist: Johannes Regin, lorch+seidel contemporary artist: Silvia Levinson, Petra Rietz Salon Galerie artist: Madeleine Altmann und Lebensschrank Eva Schwab (Installation), Galerie Carsten Seifert artist: Jörg Klaus, Wichtendahl Galerie artist: Nicole Ahland
The German-Dutch Gallery Network I Amsterdam You Berlin presents the
group show BEYOND. For the fourth time, a concentrated look is taken
into the lively contemporary art scene of two cities with long artistic
traditions. For Berlin Gallery Weekend, the galleries from Amsterdam and
Berlin are exhibiting together. Out of each program of the
participating partners, Berlin curator Tina Sauerländer selects one
artist who dedicates a comprehensive solo presentation on the topic
BEYOND.
The beyond refers to another world past a limit or threshold—a fantasy
land, a new reality or paradise. The meanings and associations are
diverse yet have one thing in common: they imply the necessity of
leaving one world in order to pass into the other. The closely related
symbolism of impermanence, i.e. Vanitas, occurs frequently in
contemporary art although the idea of one’s own death in secular,
capitalist society is associated with great anxiety. The artists
represented in BEYOND access not only classical Vanitas motifs such as
flowers or mirrors, but also address abstract visual language or
reinterpretations of Christian iconography. In the sacred space of St.
John the Evangelist Church in Berlin-Mitte, the exhibition presents
forms of artistic discourse with a topic that not only exists in
different cultures and religions but are also closely linked to individual existence and personal experience.
The Gallery Network I Amsterdam You Berlin promotes new forms of
cooperation between commercial and non-profit groups, intercultural
exchange and new ways of presentation and paths of communication in
contemporary art. This project and exhibition series during the Berlin
Gallery Weekend was initiated by the gallery Bart and is jointly
organized by all participating galleries. The
project takes place in cooperation with the nonprofit Berlin Office of Cultural Affairs Elisabeth.
Selected by Tina Sauerländer
Organized by I AMsterdam YOU BErlin | Contemporary art from Amsterdam and Berlin
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PAPERWORKS – WORKS ON PAPER
20 November 2015 – 6 February 2016
Galerie Wichtendahl + Galerie Inga Kondeyne, Berlin
untitled, 2015, pencil, 40,2×33,5cm
Reinhard Wöllmer, Eva Walker, Tilmann Zahn, Kazuki Nakahara, Johannes Regin, H. Frank Taffelt
Galerie Inga Kondeyne – Raum für Zeichnung Carmerstraße 10, (am Savignyplatz), 10623 Berlin, Telefon (Büro) +49 30 6156634, mobil 0176 50257727 Öffnungz.: Di-Fr 13-18, Sa 12-17 Uhr, ingakondeyne@galeriekondeyne.de