NOWs: NGORO NGORO II

26 - 29 April 2018 / Nows

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NGORO NGORO II

Artist Weekend, Berlin

Lehderstrasse 34 / Berlin

EXHIBITION OPENING
Thursday 26 April 2018 / 10 am – midnight

EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS
Thursday 26 April, Friday 27 April, Saturday 28 April, Sunday 29 April 2018 / 10 am – midnight

A 4 day exhibition, which this year hosts over 150 artists, including:

Christian Achenbach, Etel Adnan, Johannes Albers, Roger Ballen, Maxime Ballesteros, Ali Banisadr, Georg Baselitz, Marcus Bastel, Marius Bercea, Stefan Berchtold, Bienert & von Gumppenberg, Matthias Bitzer, Andreas Blank, Simon Blume, John Bock, Katia Bourdarel, Nick Brandt, GL Brierley, Jonas Burgert, Cambodia 10th c. unknow, James Capper, Carmen Catuti, Carla Chan, Jake & Dinos Chapman, Mat Collishaw, George Condo, Jigger Cruz, Marina Cruz, Johannes Daniel, Birgit Dieker, Nathalie Djurberg, Uros Djurovic, Tjorg Douglas Beer, Peter Duka, Marlene Dumas, Zhivago Duncan, Kerstin Dzewior, Martin Eder, Tim Eitel, Ida Ekblad, Elmgreen & Dragset, Thomas Feuerstein, Amira Fritz, Ingo Fröhlich, Christopher Füllemann, Gilbert & George, Andrej Golder, Monika Grabuschnigg, Cecilia Granara, Philip Grözinger, Katharina Grosse, F.C. Gundlach, Stefanie Gutheil, Hannah Hallermann, Blalla W. Hallmann, Stella Hamberg, Siobhán Hapaska, Jens Hausmann, Aaron Hawks, Axel Heil, Uwe Henneken, Anton Henning, Nathanaëlle Herbelin, Gregor Hildebrandt, Stefanie Hillich, Petra Höcker, Ull Hohn, Christian Hoosen, Andy Hope 1930, Rachel Howard, John Isaacs, Michael Joo, Daniel Josefsohn, Jürgen Klauke, Jean Yves Klein, Wilhelm Klotzek, Yulia Kosulnikova, Alicja Kwade, Cyrill Lachauer, James Lavelle, Gonzalo Lebrija, Jeewi Lee, Antoine Le Grand, Daniel Lergon, Klara Lidén, Marin Majić, Mark Manders, Kylie Manning, Teresa Margolles, Paul McCarthy, Dominic McGill, Dirk Meinzer, Bjørn Melhus, Isa Melsheimer, Ryan Mendoza, Marilyn Minter, Polly Morgan, Andreas Mühe, Konrad Mühe, Maria Naidyonova, NASA / Edgar Mitchell, Bruce Nauman, Sebastian Nebe, Shirin Neshat, David Nicholson, Tim Noble & Sue Webster, David Ostrowski, SeungMo Park, Manfred Pernice, Danielle de Picciotto & Alexander Hacke, Sophia Pompéry, Fritz Poppenberg, Sven Potschien, Hannu Prinz, Thomas Rentmeister, Anselm Reyle, Robin Rhode, Stefan Rinck, Julian Röder, Madeleine Roger-Lacan, Julian Rosefeldt, Michael Sailstorfer, Anri Sala, Michael Samuels, Fette Sans, Lawrence Schiller, Moritz Schleime, Oskar Schmidt, Andreas Schmitten, Kerstin Schröder, Taras Sereda, Viveek Sharma, Florian Slotawa, Paul Sochacki, Aleen Solari, Jan-Peter E.R. Sonntag, Andrea Stappert, Jonny Star, John Stark, Peter Stauss, Marie Steinmann, Eva Teppe, The Silk Road Symphony, Orchestra / Jan Moritz Onken, P E Thomas, Betty Tompkins, Philip Topolovac, Peter Torp, Nasan Tur, Timm Ulrichs, Ludwig Vandevelde, Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, Bill Viola, Herbert Volkmann, Von Spar, Wiebke Maria Wachmann, Reijiro Wada, Anna Wagner, Nick Waplington, Wermke / Leinkauf, Pete Wheeler, James White, Patrick Will & Caspar Wülfing, Sislej Xhafa, He Xiangyu, Thomas Zipp, Zon.

For the period of Berlin gallery weekend 2018 and the second time in its history, the 6000 square meter studio spaces of Lehderstrasse 34 will host an incredibly diverse exhibition of paintings, sculpture, multimedia, installation, film and photography. Artists invite other artists to exhibit in the context of this studio environment, thus returning the viewer to the very place of art’s genesis.

NOWs: Dwell in Other Futures

27 - 28 April 2018 / Nows ⟶

NOWs: Dwell in Other Futuresat the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, St. Louis, USA Dwell in Other Futures is a two-day festival of art and ideas exploring the collisions of race, urbanism, and futurism, providing a platform for alternate visions of the St. Louis to come. Launching Friday, April 27 at the Kranzberg Art Foundation’s .ZACK arts facility, Dwell in Other Futures will continue at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation on Saturday, April 28. – Eric Ellingsen and Species of Space:The earth is blue like an orange greenway Public performance: April 28, 1-2pm at the Pulitzer Foundation, PXSTL site (field across from the Pulitzer Foundation) The earth is blue like an orange greenway is (1) a social engagement design experiment (2) a communication process for citizen based co-design agency (3) a ceremony welcoming the coming of the St Louis Chouteau Greenway. Landscape design is an art form that co-produces knowledge, memories and stories through performance, perception and participation. When the design of our public spaces is inclusive, it becomes democracy in action. Civic values are spatialized and can be negotiated as a material dialogue articulated through critically oriented play. You are invited to co-materialize a spatial design ritual welcoming the St. Louis Chouteau Greenway. ALL SPECIES ARE WELCOME. MAY GET MESSEY. Invitation to make statements Two ‘speakers platforms’ will be set up as social infrastructure in the PXSTL site across from the Pulitzer Foundation. Each platform will be provided with a bullhorn. Everyone is invited to make statements up to 3 minutes in length. The statements should be oriented around the topic of LAND, LANDSCAPE, or LANGUAGE. This can be playful, political, philosophic or poetic. Statement Examples: back-yard stories, bird encounters, nature play-grounds, gardens, forging, food recipes, landfills and lead, memories of Mill Creek Valley, trampoline beings, basketball courts, fishing holes, prairies burns, scientific studies, utility markings, milkweed and monarchs, monarchs, mounds, leaves of grass, SOS’s, future speculations on storm water and trickles, anything to do with the Commons. You are invited to make a statement. Please bring poems, songs, something to read, something prepared, something improvised. All ages welcome. All species welcome. If you would like to make a statement and don’t feel like there is time to prepare a statement, poems and lyrical fragments will be provided. NOWs: Dwell in Other Futuresat the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, St. Louis, USA Dwell in Other Futures is a two-day festival of art and ideas exploring the collisions of race, urbanism, and futurism, providing a platform for alternate visions of the St. Louis to come. Launching Friday, April 27 at the Kranzberg Art Foundation’s .ZACK arts facility, Dwell in Other Futures will continue at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation on Saturday, April 28. – Eric Ellingsen and Species of Space:The earth is blue like an orange greenway Public performance: April 28, 1-2pm at the Pulitzer Foundation, PXSTL site (field across from the Pulitzer Foundation) The earth is blue like an orange greenway is (1) a social engagement design experiment (2) a communication process for citizen based co-design agency (3) a ceremony welcoming the coming of the St Louis Chouteau Greenway. Landscape design is an art form that co-produces knowledge, memories and stories through performance, perception and participation. When the design of our public spaces is inclusive, it becomes democracy in action. Civic values are spatialized and can be negotiated as a material dialogue articulated through critically oriented play. You are invited to co-materialize a spatial design ritual welcoming the St. Louis Chouteau Greenway. ALL SPECIES ARE WELCOME. MAY GET MESSEY. Invitation to make statements Two ‘speakers platforms’ will be set up as social infrastructure in the PXSTL site across from the Pulitzer Foundation. Each platform will be provided with a bullhorn. Everyone is invited to make statements up to 3 minutes in length. The statements should be oriented around the topic of LAND, LANDSCAPE, or LANGUAGE. This can be playful, political, philosophic or poetic. Statement Examples: back-yard stories, bird encounters, nature play-grounds, gardens, forging, food recipes, landfills and lead, memories of Mill Creek Valley, trampoline beings, basketball courts, fishing holes, prairies burns, scientific studies, utility markings, milkweed and monarchs, monarchs, mounds, leaves of grass, SOS’s, future speculations on storm water and trickles, anything to do with the Commons. You are invited to make a statement. Please bring poems, songs, something to read, something prepared, something improvised. All ages welcome. All species welcome. If you would like to make a statement and don’t feel like there is time to prepare a statement, poems and lyrical fragments will be provided.

NOWs: Unthought Known at YARAT Contemporary Art Space

25 April - 11 May 2018 / Nows ⟶

Clara Jo: Temporal Shifts, 2018 (stilll) NOWs: Unthought Known with works by Hiba Farhat, Clara Jo and Ehtiram Jabiat YARAT Contemporary Art Space, ARTIM Project Space Old City, Baku, Azerbaijan YARAT Contemporary Art Space is pleased to announce the exhibition “Unthought Known” with works by YARAT residents Hiba Farhat (USA/Lebanon), Clara Jo (USA/ Germany) and Ehtiram Jabi (Azerbaijan). The term “Unthought Known” refers to a psychological concept of knowledge that the individual person is not actively aware of. The “unthought” stands for early-learned schemata of interpreting the objective world; it can be shaped by early experiences, traumas or dreams that unconsciously determine our perception and actions. In the exhibition the works approach subjects that deconstruct repetitive structures such as memory, history, language questioning concepts of perception, knowledge and reality. Clara Jo’s short film “Temporal Shifts” excavates the layers of history embedded within various mnemonic and architectural landscapes in and around Baku. Behind these ancient and modern facades, narratives are derived and accumulated via the natural and artificial materials that make up the city. Contrasting grand architectural gestures against the prosaic, the film interrogates how the modern production of spaces preserves identity, yet also has the capacity to generate cultural amnesia. – Address ARTIM Project Space Old City (Icherisheher) Boyuk Gala Street 30, Baku, Azerbaijan Working hours: Tuesday – Sunday, 12 pm – 8 pm Admission is free For more information: +994125051414 – Clara Jo: Temporal Shifts, 2018 (installation view) Clara Jo: Temporal Shifts, 2018 (stilll) NOWs: Unthought Known with works by Hiba Farhat, Clara Jo and Ehtiram Jabiat YARAT Contemporary Art Space, ARTIM Project Space Old City, Baku, Azerbaijan YARAT Contemporary Art Space is pleased to announce the exhibition “Unthought Known” with works by YARAT residents Hiba Farhat (USA/Lebanon), Clara Jo (USA/ Germany) and Ehtiram Jabi (Azerbaijan). The term “Unthought Known” refers to a psychological concept of knowledge that the individual person is not actively aware of. The “unthought” stands for early-learned schemata of interpreting the objective world; it can be shaped by early experiences, traumas or dreams that unconsciously determine our perception and actions. In the exhibition the works approach subjects that deconstruct repetitive structures such as memory, history, language questioning concepts of perception, knowledge and reality. Clara Jo’s short film “Temporal Shifts” excavates the layers of history embedded within various mnemonic and architectural landscapes in and around Baku. Behind these ancient and modern facades, narratives are derived and accumulated via the natural and artificial materials that make up the city. Contrasting grand architectural gestures against the prosaic, the film interrogates how the modern production of spaces preserves identity, yet also has the capacity to generate cultural amnesia. – Address ARTIM Project Space Old City (Icherisheher) Boyuk Gala Street 30, Baku, Azerbaijan Working hours: Tuesday – Sunday, 12 pm – 8 pm Admission is free For more information: +994125051414 – Clara Jo: Temporal Shifts, 2018 (installation view)

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