Posts Tagged ‘berlin art’

transmediale.11 – Response:Ability

by Mikhel Proulx // Feb. 15, 2011

The first week of February saw the latest incarnation of transmediale: Germany’s preeminent meeting-ground for art and technology. Like it’s institutional big-brother…[read on]

On dead fish and Reynold Reynolds at Haus der Kulturen der Welt

by Elvia Pyburn-Wilk // Feb. 15, 2011

Last week at Transmediale’s grand opening, Reynold Reynolds debuted his Secrets Trilogy, a cycle of three videos that he has been working on for the past three years…[read on]

New Age of the Computer Age – ICAS Kitchen: Interventions, Research Projects and an army of DJs

by Jessyca Hutchens // Feb. 8, 2011

In recent years, the relics of “New Age” culture have become valuable fodder for artistic appropriation, especially in the music world (think Emeralds or Pocahaunted)…[read on]

Seen and Loved // Gabriel Orozco, Ai Weiwei, Mona Hatoum, Tessa Farmer, Robert Wilson, Dari Bae

by Clare Ross // Jan. 27, 2011

Here are some artwork highlights I’ve come across during my most recent travels to London. Included are works from The Saatchi Gallery, The Serpentine Gallery, Tate Modern, Whitechapel…[read on]

Berlin-Paris 2011: Jan. 14–15, 2011

After two successful editions, in which Berlin-Paris has become an international gallery weekend fixture in everyone’s art diaries, the event kicks off in January 2011 for the third time. Once again, the joint weekends will feature several high-quality new participating galleries…[read on]

European Month of Photography

Openings and events in Berlin…[read on]

KUNSTAGENTEN GALERIE

Berlin, always a top pick! Check out one of the “Top 5 Shows to See Around the World!” KUNSTAGENTEN Galerie “The Great Unreal” Exhibition open through September 25, 2010. Linienstrasse 155

Posts Tagged ‘berlin art’

transmediale.11 – Response:Ability

by Mikhel Proulx // Feb. 15, 2011

The first week of February saw the latest incarnation of transmediale: Germany’s preeminent meeting-ground for art and technology. Like it’s institutional big-brother…[read on]

On dead fish and Reynold Reynolds at Haus der Kulturen der Welt

by Elvia Pyburn-Wilk // Feb. 15, 2011

Last week at Transmediale’s grand opening, Reynold Reynolds debuted his Secrets Trilogy, a cycle of three videos that he has been working on for the past three years…[read on]

New Age of the Computer Age – ICAS Kitchen: Interventions, Research Projects and an army of DJs

by Jessyca Hutchens // Feb. 8, 2011

In recent years, the relics of “New Age” culture have become valuable fodder for artistic appropriation, especially in the music world (think Emeralds or Pocahaunted)…[read on]

Seen and Loved // Gabriel Orozco, Ai Weiwei, Mona Hatoum, Tessa Farmer, Robert Wilson, Dari Bae

by Clare Ross // Jan. 27, 2011

Here are some artwork highlights I’ve come across during my most recent travels to London. Included are works from The Saatchi Gallery, The Serpentine Gallery, Tate Modern, Whitechapel…[read on]

Berlin-Paris 2011: Jan. 14–15, 2011

After two successful editions, in which Berlin-Paris has become an international gallery weekend fixture in everyone’s art diaries, the event kicks off in January 2011 for the third time. Once again, the joint weekends will feature several high-quality new participating galleries…[read on]

European Month of Photography

Openings and events in Berlin…[read on]

KUNSTAGENTEN GALERIE

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transmediale.11 – Response:Ability

by Mikhel Proulx // Feb. 15, 2011

The first week of February saw the latest incarnation of transmediale: Germany’s preeminent meeting-ground for art and technology. Like it’s institutional big-brother…[read on]

On dead fish and Reynold Reynolds at Haus der Kulturen der Welt

by Elvia Pyburn-Wilk // Feb. 15, 2011

Last week at Transmediale’s grand opening, Reynold Reynolds debuted his Secrets Trilogy, a cycle of three videos that he has been working on for the past three years…[read on]

New Age of the Computer Age – ICAS Kitchen: Interventions, Research Projects and an army of DJs

by Jessyca Hutchens // Feb. 8, 2011

In recent years, the relics of “New Age” culture have become valuable fodder for artistic appropriation, especially in the music world (think Emeralds or Pocahaunted)…[read on]

Seen and Loved // Gabriel Orozco, Ai Weiwei, Mona Hatoum, Tessa Farmer, Robert Wilson, Dari Bae

by Clare Ross // Jan. 27, 2011

Here are some artwork highlights I’ve come across during my most recent travels to London. Included are works from The Saatchi Gallery, The Serpentine Gallery, Tate Modern, Whitechapel…[read on]

Berlin-Paris 2011: Jan. 14–15, 2011

After two successful editions, in which Berlin-Paris has become an international gallery weekend fixture in everyone’s art diaries, the event kicks off in January 2011 for the third time. Once again, the joint weekends will feature several high-quality new participating galleries…[read on]

European Month of Photography

Openings and events in Berlin…[read on]

KUNSTAGENTEN GALERIE

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