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Fundraiser: Gaza Biennale Berlin

13. September 2025
Group Show, Engeldamm 64, 10179 Berlin, Berlin

Join us on Saturday, September 13, 2025, 13–20h at Engeldamm 64, 10179 Berlin (Kreuzberg).

Solidarity Fundraiser for the
Gaza Biennale –- Berlin Pavilion
Works by 100+ Berlin artists
Each work €50

Over 120 Berlin-based artists have already donated works on paper in solidarity with colleagues in Palestine. The fundraiser will make the Berlin Pavilion possible: It will support the participating artists in Gaza by paying them artist fees, reproducing works that cannot leave Gaza under the siege, and expanding the ecosystem of the Biennale that allows the public to engage with their work.

If you are a Berlin-based artist and would like to contribute works on paper to the fundraiser, please email fundraising@gazabiennaleberlin.com for more information.

Radio Spaetkauf panel

13. September 2025
Talk, Europäische Akademie Berlin, Berlin

Join us live-in-studio with season two of the Radio Spaetkauf x Europäische Akademie Berlin podcast collaboration. This year we focus on CULTURE. Each episode features fresh voices and perspectives representing a wide array of backgrounds, expertise and disciplines. Host Daniel Stern is joined by researchers, academics, independent artists, journalists and community leaders with unique insights into our evolving cultural interactions.

September 13th: Museums are more than just buildings that house objects. They are sites of memory, meaning, and power – spaces where stories are told, preserved, and sometimes contested. But who decides what’s worth keeping? And how do museums evolve in response to the cultures and technologies of their time?

As boundaries blur between archive and activism, exhibition and experience, we ask: What is a museum today? And what should it be? Together we explore the shifting roles of museums in shaping public understanding, identity, and imagination.

Guests include:

Michael Soltau – Synthesizer Museum Berlin
Aram Bartholl – Media and concept artist
Lilja-Ruben Vowe – PhD in cultural history, curator and inclusive mediator
Dr. Wenke Wegner – Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation

Host: Dan Stern

MINIMALE REVOLTE Festival

23. July 2025
Group Show, Public space, Charlottenburg, Berlin

The festival brings artistic short films into public space – presented in a mobile, seemingly
improvised exhibition object: a transport cart with pneumatic tires, stacked with various boxes,
crates and bags, all secured with colorful tension straps. Through peepholes in these containers,
passersby can watch the films on hidden tablets or smartphones.
The route leads through five locations in the district (Goslaer Platz, Mierendorffplatz,
Österreichpark, Schustehruspark, Lietzenseepark). At each stop, the “mini-museum” stays for
about one hour. The project is accompanied throughout the day by the two artists and curators
Marian Luft and Moritz Frei, who will be present to assist and engage with the audience.

Curated by Marian Luft & Moritz Frei

With:
Iván Argote, Sophia Süßmilch, Björn Melhus, Hansol Kim, Barış Çavuşoğlu, Lorna Mills, Andrew Birk, Peng Li

Blog Archive for Month: July 2008

“Escape Vehicle no.6”

July 10, 2008


I had a great time last weekend during our ‘Performing Spaces’ workshop at Castle Bröllin. It showed that Anette and Miles had a very good hand in selecting and combining artists for the upcoming project. In the beginngin all of us introduced ourselfes and presented our work.

Simon Faithfull did show a video of the live event “Escape Vehicle no.6” one of my favorite pieces on that weekend. It is just amazing. I’ve often seen movies of cams mounted on a small rockets or similar filming from above. But having this plain chair ascending in almost earth space view is just hilarious. (The whole journey took about 90 min. he says)

Escape Vehicle no.6 started as a live event developed from the previous balloon film 30km. The live audience first witnessed the launching of a weather balloon with a domestic chair dangling in space beneath it. Once the apparatus had dissapeared into the sky they then watched a live video relay from the weather balloon as it jouneyed from the ground to the edge of space (30km up).

Now presented as a non-live video work, the footage shows the chair first rush away from the fields and roads, ascend through clouds and finally (against the curvature of the earth and the blackness of space) begin to disintegrate. The chilling nature of the film is that the empty chair invites the audience to imagine taking a journey to an uninhabitable realm where it is impossible to breath, the temperature is minus 60 below and the sky now resembles the blackness of space.

More hardware music

July 9, 2008

Big Ideas (don’t get any) from James Houston on Vimeo.

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Trockenbau

July 9, 2008


Today I went to the new gallery area right behind HamburgerBahnhof (looks a bit like the wrapped Reichstag) to take a look at the Shilpa Gupta exhibition at BodhiBerlin/Volker Diehl.

During this excursion I found again Dieter Lutsch with his installation Trockenbau at Jarmuschek+Partner. I like his simplicity style.

We’re famous

July 8, 2008


And more Google map marker conquer public space. Hmm … is this just a poster from the shop owner or a advertisment campaign by Google? I thought they are not running campaigns? Are you famous because you are on google map? I doubt that.

Anyway, Berlin is going to be famous too. The Google car with 6 digi cams on the roof for Google Streetview has been spotted in Berlin. A big discussion on the privacy issue (take care of your cats!) has started already.

Ok, let s have some messages, signs and posters ready for Google …

Hey, this is going to be a huge ‘screentshot’ of Berlin streetart 2008. Let’s get to work …

via ffffound

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“256² “

July 7, 2008

256² from Aram Bartholl on Vimeo.

“256²” is a piece which I performed mid May 2007. Finally I found time to reedit the video documentation of this urban intervention.
Pics and more text at the project page.
In the movie I am marking with chalk the first sim (Second Life land unit, 1 simulator = 256m²) of NewBerlin at Berlin Alexanderplatz. The famous TV tower of Alexanderplatz is right in the middle of the virtual representation of Berlin which Tobias Neisecke and Jan Northoff started in Second Life a year ago. Today NewBerlin has at least 8 sims and is still growing.

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Two similar designs

July 6, 2008


(found at Bröllin, DE)

Google Images

July 6, 2008


via Yorit

Thx for the link Peter!

Private vs. Public

July 3, 2008


Hey! My shortcut!
(A fresh fence on former Berlin Wall strip found on Bernauerstr. Berlin)

Residency

July 3, 2008


Anette Schäfer and Miles Chalcraft the curating team of Trampoline are developing an exhibition project called “Performing Space” for 2009. A handful of artists (including me) are invited to join for a 4 day Artists’ Residency at Schloss Bröllin in the country side near Berlin the upcoming weekend. In serveral presentations and workshops we will discuss the topic, our work and possible ideas for the exhibition in 2009.

Participating Artists:

Heath Bunting (UK)
Michelle Teran (CAN/DE)
Simon Faithfull (UK/DE)
Folke Köbberling und Martin Kaltwasser (DE)
Plan b (Sophia New & Dan Belasco Rogers) (UK/DE)
Aram Bartholl (DE)
Frank Abbott (UK)
Esther Polak (NL)
Joanna Warsza (PL)

Steering Group:

Miles Chalcraft (Berlin)
Trampoline/Radiator Festival, curator and project initiator, artist
Anette Schäfer (Berlin)
Trampoline/Radiator Festival, curator and project initiator
Mirjam Struppek (Berlin)
curator of Urban Screens, Melbourne and Berlin, urbanist, researcher
Ela Kagel (Berlin)
curater and producer, member of public art lab berlin
Jennifer Davy (Berlin)
artist, critic, and PhD candidate European Graduate School
Kuba Szreder (Warsaw)
curator, PhD candidate

International Project Partners:

Netherland’s Media Art Institute, Amsterdam
Susanne Jaschko, Kuratorin
Bec Zmiana, Warsaw
Bogna Swiatkowska, Kuratorin
Radiator Festival, Nottingham
Anette Schäfer, Miles Chalcraft

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Top Shot Helmet

July 1, 2008


And another cool project by Julius von Bismarck. The Top Shot Helmet gives you a 3rd person view on yourself via a ballon cam from above. The pictures and the movies are great. The shiny white ball ‘replacing’ his head and the athmosphere of the scene reminds me of Kubricks 2001. Somehow his headless performance has also some connection to Mark Jenkins headless homeless sculptures. His alienated acting causes a lot of reactions in the public audience.
All details on the Top Shot Helmet project site.
Related projects: Avatar Machine, First Person Shooter ( Blake Fall-Conroy)

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