Article by Alexandra Borras – in Berlin; Tuesday, Jul. 23, 2013.
The opening at
Institut für Raumexperimente presented a series of experiments by students who have participated in the last semester of
Professor Olafur Eliasson´s class. The institute has a purpose to re-invent the educational strategies of art studies. Supported by the
Einstein Foundation Berlin and affiliated with…
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Article by Alexandra Borras – in Berlin; Wednesday, Jul. 03, 2013.
In her exhibition at the Liebkranz Galerie,
Melissa Steckbauer‘s new works show noticeable development and a shift in style. Her previous works consisted mainly of paintings that possessed a certain rawness, often depicting…
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Article by Alexandra Borras, photos by Alex Marcus – in Berlin; Tuesday, Jul. 02, 2013.
Tobias Becker returns to Berlin with a series of maps, conceptual representations of how the world might exist when breaking with convention. Until the 24th August we will have the opportunity to view his solo exhibition
Eines Tages at
Galerie Hunchentoot. This new project will be focused on temporality and how…
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Blog Post by Alexandra Borras – in Berlin; Sunday, Jun. 30, 2013.
Mariah Robertson is an artist based in New York who mainly focuses on photography in a very unconventional manner. A toxic working space, the dark room, is where the artist spends most of her time creating her unusual photographic prints. Different objects are mounted over the metallic paper…
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By Alexandra Borras // June 16, 2013
Berlin based artist Björn Dahlem creates large-scale installations from everyday life found objects. His projects inspired by astrophysics illustrates abstract concepts of space and matter…[read on]
Blog post by Alexandra Borras – in Berlin; Sunday, Jun. 09, 2013.
Matthias Heiderich, born in Munich and now living in Berlin is a self-taught photographer. Starting in 2008 he bought his first camera and started his voyage into photography. His first project, in 2010 Color Berlin portrays the urban landscape of the German capital in an almost graphic aesthetic of…
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