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Posted • .gallery Trust Your Technolust · works by Avedon .gallery – in the frame of the .berlin / transmediale & CTM

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The exhibition runs until 17 February, open Wed-Sat, 3–7 pm. Welcome!

LaTurbo Avedon is an avatar and artist, creating work that emphasizes the practice of non-physical identity and authorship.

Alongside their solo exhibition at panke.gallery, you can also experience their geolocated Club Rothko sculpture at – generously supported by Tresor Berlin.

Posted • .gallery We’re open – thank you all for coming to the opening tonight! The exhibition runs until 17 February, open Wed-Sat, 3–7 pm. Welcome!

Trust Your Technolust · works by Avedon in the frame of the .berlin / transmediale & CTM

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LaTurbo Avedon is an avatar and artist, creating work that emphasizes the practice of non-physical identity and authorship.

Alongside their solo exhibition at panke.gallery, you can also experience their geolocated Club Rothko sculpture at – generously supported by Tresor Berlin.

Posted • .gallery 1️⃣ Website as Subject ~ duo exhibition with & .yen.song · .gallery, 9–25 November 2023 · opening: 9 November 2023, 7–10 pm

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Posted • .bethanien Regina José Galindo
“Silent Pandemic”
03.11.2023

The performances by Regina Galindo aim to make visible the ongoing violence against marginalized bodies. In her intervention “Silent Pandemic” for the exhibition “See you at the Studio!”, she sheds light on femicides, targeted murders of women. On average, ten women are killed by their current or former partners in Germany every month. In “Silent Pandemic”, Galindo translates this statistic into ten bodies lying under shrouds on the floor of Künstlerhaus Bethanien’s exhibition space. These figures block the path of visitors and confront them with the real, corporeal consequences of this violence, beyond the abstraction of numbers.

See You at the Studio! Ten Years with Artists in Residence
03.11. — 17.12.2023
An exhibition by KfW Stiftung in cooperation with Künstlerhaus Bethanien

Regina José Galindo was a resident at Künstlerhaus Bethanien in 2014
Photos by Galya Feierman

Posted • Am 2. November 2023 öffnete die Ausstellung „See You at the Studio! Ten Years with Artists in Residence” im Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin.

Bis 17. Dezember sind die Arbeiten von Salwa Aleryani, Orawan Arunrak, Vartan Avakian, Gaëlle Choisne, Regina José Galindo, Ahmed El Ghoneimy, Gladys Kalichini, Khvay Samnang, Hamlet Lavastida, Daniel Lie, Talya Lubinsky, Stary Mwaba, Elia Nurvista, Andrés Pereira Paz, Matheus Rocha Pitta, Prajakta Potnis, Thabiso Sekgala, Nguyễn Thị Thanh Mai und Carla Zaccagnini zu sehen. Sie alle haben zwischen 2013 und 2023 am Atelierprogramm „Artists in Residence“ teilgenommen.

👉 Falls Sie die Vernissage verpasst haben, besuchen Sie doch den Schauraum in der Kottbusser Straße 10 (Dienstag bis Sonntag, 14-19 Uhr). Wir freuen uns auf Sie!

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Posted • .bethanien Thanks to everyone who joined the exhibition opening last Thursday! For everyone who missed out: You can see the exhibition “See You at the Studio! Ten Years with Artists in Residence“ until Dec 17th in our Showroom at Kottbusser Straße 10.
Tue – Sun, 2 – 7pm
An exhibition by the KfW Stiftung in cooperation with Künstlerhaus Bethanien. Curated by Daniela Leykam.
Photos by Galya Feierman

Congratulations Danja Akulin on the opening of new work at Galerie Poll yesterday!!! First 20 minutes of the KONTRASTREICH!

Posted • .bethanien Thanks to everyone for joining the opening of our grantee’s exhibitions last week! You can see the exhibitions until October 15th.
See you!

Photos: Galya Feierman

Posted • Another enchanting backstage shot from .de featuring a breathtaking image from and an incredible model .mbl ❤️‍🔥

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Open Studios
21.09.2023

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Posted • .bethanien Thank you all for coming to the opening of our new exhibitions! ❤️ If you haven't seen them already come by and visit until Sep 3rd! See you! Also a big shoutout to Galya Feierman for taking these amazing photos!

Please stop by Machineportraits by Jurgen Ostarhild at at Monopol (https://www.facebook.com/Monopolberlin) today and tomorrow 17-19 for a portrait!

Posted • Backstage at NEO Fashion 2023 during Berlin Fashion Week incredible German fashion school talent in full color

The Text is the Message. An exhibition of mixed messages Expanded.art

Posted • .bethanien Sookoon Ang
New Relics

07.07. – 30.07.2023

New Relics is an immersive installation that brings to mind that our current moment is just a bubble — a fleeting point within an eternal cycle.
The work invites speculation about subliminal narratives. In this uncanny encounter, the inflatable become a portal, offering glimpses into different temporal dimensions, invite us to transcend the mundane and embark on a transcendental journey that bridges the tangible and the metaphysical.

Sookoon Ang is a grantee of the National Arts Council Singapore (NAC).
Photos by Galya Feierman

Posted • .bethanien Minha Park
Shadow Planet
07.07. – 30.07.2023

In Minha Park’s latest film Shadow Planet (2023), we see a sequence of numerous photographs of Mars produced by technically sophisticated precision cameras on grotesque vehicles. The images come from NASA’s archive of photo and video recordings. They show rocks, barren landscapes, and bizarre equipment. Science assumes that there is no form of life on Mars due to its thin atmosphere. But the images in Shadow Planet tell a different story: ghostly formations move as if dancing on the Martian parquet. Whirled-up dust or electromagnetic traces of a disembodied civilisation? Both seem equally likely in Shadow Planet.
The scientific project to scan, photograph and map the whole of an inanimate celestial body not only demystifies it, but also makes Mars – as a place of longing – into an institutional entity. Machine vision leads to a territorial claim. Yet behind our obsession with documenting, there is also a hope that our cameras will unearth something extraordinary. Obsessive searching for ghosts in the image, however, shows that our desire to find them goes hand in hand with the pleasure of declaring a hoax.
Minha Park’s filmic work is highly poetic, dedicated to ephemeral phenomena in our environment or to our imagination of distant planets. Despite the cool video aesthetic, she succeeds in highlighting the creative potential of our imagination. In her work, the ghosts are no echo – not a mere memory of a real person – they are representatives of our inner world, seeming to manifest for a fleeting moment in order to tell us their stories.

Minha Park is a grantee of Arts Council Korea
Photos by Galya Feierman

Posted • .bethanien Thank you all for coming to the opening of our new exhibition! ❤️ More photos on Facebook!

Photos by Galya Feierman

Also a big thank you to our international partners:

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Posted • in from to come see the amazing show about .garaicoa_estudio photography

Posted • The exhibition in Valletta Contemporary is on view for the next 2 months. Thank you for the wonderful time together at the opening last Friday!!!
My LED pieces “DanceFloor“ show the fluctuating value of Bitcoin as a camouflage pattern of bull and bear markets in green and red, real-time.
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The exhibition runs .gallery until 17 June – welcome!

Wed–Sat, 3–7 pm

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