Yaerim Ryu “You and Your Sweating Palms” at Peres Projects, Berlin
“To bake a cake within the eye of a storm; to feed your self sugar on the cusp of hazard.”—Ocean Vuong, On Earth We’re Briefly [...]
“The Becoming: A Window of the Self” at Peres Projects, Berlin
Throughout a variety of media together with portray, pictures, collage, sculpture, and tapestry, “The Changing into” unfurls a multifarious exploration of the self, that extends [...]
Willem de Rooij “Root” at Galerie Thomas Schulte, Berlin
Root is a brand new set up by Willem de Rooij, developed particularly for Galerie Thomas Schulte. Relating notions of id and nationalism, it juxtaposes [...]
Richard Rezac “Harlequin” at Galerie Isabella Bortolozzi, Berlin
For one who cites the reductionist ethos of conventional Japanese artwork and structure and 60s minimalism, the jargon of Shakers and Native American craftmanship as [...]
Antonia Nannt, Michael Sandford “In the Night Time Bloom” at Holden Garage, Berlin
With newly commissioned works from Michael Sandford and Antonia Nannt “Within the Evening Time Bloom” locations a magnifying lens over the cityscape constructing façade—the skinny [...]
“Human Is” at Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin
Distinctions between dystopia and actuality are more and more collapsing within the face of inexorable technological and ecological upheavals. In opposition to this backdrop, “Human Is”—which [...]
Dora Budor “Old World” at Galerie Molitor, Berlin
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Saâdane Afif “In Search of the Heptahedron” at Mehdi Chouakri, Berlin
The exhibition “In Search of the Heptahedron” (with the coexisting present “The Coalman”at Wilhelm Hallen) is continuations of a cycle of exhibitions and occasions based [...]
Samuel Hindolo “Guest room” at Galerie Buchholz, Berlin
Samuel Hindolo is a painter whose work depicts indeterminate humanlike figures located in architectures and passageways. He sometimes additionally works in video, images, sculpture, and [...]
Josefine Reisch “Dowry” at Galerie Noah Klink, Berlin
Josefine works in a dissecting type that interweaves contradictory motifs. In “Dowry,” Josefine juxtaposes indicators of royalism and socialism, pomp and pretence, glory and failure. [...]