Posts Tagged ‘Agora’

THE WEEK October 17–23, 2016

Openings at Image Movement, Insitu, ID Festival, Non Berlin, Rainbow Unicorn, UDK, Kindl, Agora, Daad Galerie, Grimmuseum, Hamburger Bahnhof, …[read on]

Body // Deep Surface: An Interview with Lorenzo Sandoval

Interview by Alison Hugill // Apr. 11, 2016
Lorenzo Sandoval is an artist, curator, theorist and self-professed amateur architect. His works reckon with distributions of space and power through platforms and encounters that encourage…[read on]

THE WEEK July 06–12, 2015

Tuesday, Jul. 07, 2015 SOMOS Alter Angle 5º: Live Appliqué Performance (for Berlin Fashion Week) – JASKO BEGOVIC Performance and Opening Reception: Tuesday, Jul. 07; 6pm Kottbusser Damm 95 (click here for map) IMAGE MOVEMENT Moves#90: infrastructure – URSULA SOMMER Screening: Tuesday, Jul. 07; 8:30pm Oranienburger Straße 18 (click here for map) Wednesday, Jul. 08,… Read more »

OPEN CALL // The Summer 2015 Edition of Agora’s AFFECT Program

Blog post by Nora Kovacs – in Berlin; Wednesday, Jun. 03, 2015.

AFFECT, the Agora Collective‘s 5-month-long program for collaborative artistic practices in Berlin invites anyone interested to participate in its Summer 2015 edition. …[read on…]

THE WEEK July 28–August 03

Monday, Jul. 28, 2014 PICTURE BERLIN APRIL GERTLER Artist Talk: Monday, Jul. 28; 8:30pm tête, Schönhauser Allee 161a (click here for map) Wednesday, Jul. 30, 2014 PICTURE BERLIN KERSTIN HONEIT Artist Talk: Wednesday, Jul. 30; 8:30pm tête, Schönhauser Allee 161a (click here for map) Thursday, Jul. 31, 2014 ART SPIN BERLIN Bicycle led, interactive art… Read more »

Upcoming // Celebrating Spaces: The 2014 Berlin Project Space Festival

Blog post by Ally Bishop – in Berlin; Thursday, Jun. 12, 2014.

More often than not, an art event asks us to attend to the artworks on display, and notice the particular inflection, ideas and language of the exhibiting artist. Within this fairly normative viewing relationship, the unique style and perspective that the exhibition space contributes tends to rest, almost invisibly, in the background,
The inaugural Project Space Festival taking place in…[read on…]