Posts Tagged ‘Land Art’

The Great Indoors: Fabian Knecht’s ‘ISOLATION’

Article by Dehlia Hannah and Nadim Samman // Sep. 07, 2019
On July 22, 1958 Carl Andre sent a postcard to Nancy Holt and Robert Smithson. The photograph on the front depicted a verdant aerial view of…[read on]

Open Call for Artists // RK Residency

May 9, 2018
Artists of all disciplines and nationalities are invited to apply for this year’s fully-funded RK Residency in Tbilisi and/or Kachreti, Georgia. Founded by artist-curator Ria Keburia, the residency lasts between two…[read on]

Climate Change // Reflecting Nature: An Interview with Doug Aitken

Article by Berlin Art Link in Los Angeles // Aug. 30, 2017
This Spring, American artist and filmmaker Doug Aitken contributed his site-specific architectural intervention ‘Mirage’ to the group exhibition DesertX, which took place in California’s Coachella Valley…[read on]

Andreas Greiner

by April Dell // Dec. 14, 2015

While snow carpeted the enormous Malzfabrik complex in Tempelhof, Andreas Greiner invited Berlin Art Link into his studio space housed in…[read on]

Exhibition // When Attitudes Become Form: From Bern 1969 to Venice 2013

Article by Henry Andersen – in Berlin; Tuesday, Oct. 08, 2013.

I’ve long been interested in the practice of time capsuling. It’s the kind of thing that happens all over the world, in little towns, schools, public spaces. A group of people get together and gather up a selection of objects – newspapers, children’s drawings, photographs…[read on…]

Exhibition // Tobias Becker’s Abstract Geography

Tobias Becker "Felsen" (2013), concrete and acrylic paint, 40 x 50 x 50 cm; photo: Alex Marcus, courtesy of Galerie Hunchentoot

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…[read on…]