Posts Tagged ‘CHRISTOPH SCHLINGENSIEF’

Be a Cadaver: Help Christoph Schlingensief’s Opera Village

Berlin Art Link Discover Auction at KW, January 2014, Peter Raue

Blog post by AJ Kiyoizumi, photos by Angela Bushati – in Berlin; Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2014.

At the KW Institute for Contemporary Art on Saturday, patrons sipped champagne in the courtyard next to Christoph Schlingensief’s Church of Fear installation, originally made for the Venice Biennale in 2003. They flitted through their auction catalogues with Schlingensief’s Poles of the Stylites — spray-painted tree trunks cum…[read on…]

THE WEEK, November 25 – December 1, 2013

Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2013 NEUGERRIEMSCHNEIDER “Seven Films About Time and Space” – GROUP SHOW Exhibition: Nov. 26, 2013 – Feb. 15, 2014 Linienstraße 155 (click here for map) ZK/U BETH DYNOWSKI, NOEL QUALTER, NANCY WOODS, KRISTIN TRANES, DAVID CLARK, TENG CHAO-MING Screening and Diskussion: Tuesday Nov. 26; 7:30pm Siemensstraße 27 (click here for map) Wednesday,… Read more »

Bucolic Field-Work. An interview with Tjorg Douglas Beer

by Marta Jecu // Sept. 20, 2011

I met Tjorg Douglas Beer last year for a discussion regarding the Kreuzeberg Biennial in his atelier, which had hosted some nights before its grand party of inauguration…[read on]

Venice Biennale: A Review of the Giardini Pavilions

by Monica Salazar // June 22, 2011

The Venice Biennale is the Disney World for artists, curators, and collectors. It’s a place where people journey to wander bewilderedly through the maze of the city, get caught in…[read on]

Requiem für einen Untoten

by Marta Jecu // June 2, 2011

I think that the German Pavilion of the 54th Venice Biennial is incorporating the gap between on one hand representativity and identity (signifiers that are meant to express…[read on]

SEEN & LOVED: Venice Biennale 2011

Blog Entry and Photographs by Clare Ros in Berlin // Saturday, June 11, 2011
Last week I attended the opening of the 54th International Art Exhibition ILLUMInations of the Venice Biennale, directed by art historian and critic…[view all images…]