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Guided tours by project curator Harm Lux: tuesday 4.30 p.m. |
[at Postbahnhof am Ostbahnhof
Straße der Pariser Kommune 2–4, Berlin-Friedrichshain
2 minutes from station »Ostbahnhof«
open: daily 12.45 – 19.00 hrs]
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Part 1
The first part will be defined by a set-like character.
Topic of part 1: the developments in our culture since the early nineties.
The following aspects will be addressed by the artists' contributions in this setting:
the idea of living in a global culture, be available communication-neuroses, the bubble-economy, up-speeding, logoculture.
Connecting the superfluity culture with the actual situation in our culture: stagnation, lethargy and being-superfluous.
The folllowing artists will participate:
Hans Op de Beeck, Brussels | Christoph Büchel, Basel | collectif_fact, Geneva | Diller & Scofidio, New York |
JODI, Barcelona l Marije Langelaar, Arnhem | Euan Macdonald, CND/ Los Angeles | Aernout Mik, Amsterdam | Nicolas Moulin, Paris |
Shahryar Nashat, Rom/ Zürich | Yves Netzhammer, Zürich | Hirsch Perlman, Los Angeles | Gregg Smith, Lille | Tony Tasset, Chicago | Clemens von Wedemeyer, Berlin
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Nicolas Moulin: Vider Paris Videoprojektion, 1998 – 2001 Courtesy Galerie Chez Valentin |
Aernout Mik: Middlemen digitales Video, 2001
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collectif_fact: CIRCUS Videoinstallation, 2003 Courtesy collectif_fact |
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Part 2
functions as a transitional space and can be seen as making the senses more acute (between Part 1 and Part 2).
The Berlin artist Catrin Otto will set up a large, low-sound space. This space, which partly absorbs noises, moves between
feeling clinical or being a »place for thorough disorientation«. But from a curatorial point of view it is also a passage
that makes the senses more acute for Part 3 and prepares people for the great silence.
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Susanne Weirich is mounting a multi-media presentation in the neighbouring space and Marc Bauer will also show one of his works.
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Catrin Otto: AREALE Rauminstallation, 2001 Courtesy Catrin Otto |
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Susanne Weirich: Material zu Taking Notes 2003 Courtesy Susanne Weirich
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Part 3
In Part 3 the works become part of a black box. Here timelessness, poetry and visual beauty are to the fore.
These spaces contrast starkly with the flood of images that characterize Part 1.
Part 3 can be seen as a kind of time-out space; it deals with spaces in which people can lose themselves, that stimulate concentration,
that (are intended) to function as a mental filling station.
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Artists:
Emmanuelle Antille, Lausanne | Harmen Brethouwer, Zeist | Lonnie van Brummelen, Amsterdam | CineNomad (Werner Penzel/ Nicolas Humbert), Munich
| David Claerbout, Berlin | Mathilde Rosier, Paris | Nada Sebestyén, Berlin | Pipilotti Rist, Zürich | William Speakman, Breda
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Lonnie van Brummelen: Route Sedentaire Filmstill, 2001 Courtesy Lonnie van Brummelen |
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Emmanuelle Antille: Lee's Season Filmstill, 2001 Courtesy Galerie Hauser & Wirth & Presenhuber (Zürich). |
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