Exhibition 3. September 3 – December 17, 2016 Opening Friday, September 2, 2016 at 7 pm
First Lichtenberg walk with publication by Erik Göngrich (duration 1.5 h) Sunday, October 2, 2016, 2 pm Meeting point: after the butcher
Films and discussion: Saturday, October 8, 2016, 7pm Living, City, Market – with Florian Wüst
Second Lichtenberg walk with publication by Erik Göngrich (duration 2.5 h) Sunday, October 9, 2016, 2 pm Meeting point: S-Bahn Storkower Str. (Exit: Hermann-Blankenstein Str.)
Opening Friday, June 10, 2016 at 7 pm Exhibition June 10 – August 13, 2016
open by Appointment on 0173 – 438 31 94 / ina@after-the-butcher.de
Summerbreak July 10 till 31, 2016
Bock and Franzen show collages, drawings, objects and projectionswithin an installation.
In Berlin, Heiner Franzen has a deserved reputation amongst itsgraphic mark makers. In his idiosyncratic installations he draws together elements of architecture, illustration and video towards complex narratives, taking his main inspiration from movies. Franzen’s over lit architectural installations of wall mounted drawings function like the counter point to the darkened cinema space. (Stefanie Heckmann, Director Fine Arts Collection, Berlinische Galerie)The Berlin based artistJohn Bockis well knownfor his wild performances, his Grand-Guignol-esque films,complex installations and futuristic speeches. John Bock in essenceis a one man living work of art, an artist constantly attempting to overcome himself and his work. Born in 1965 in the small German town of Gribbohm he has also dedicated himself to challenging the conservative norms of northern Germany. Those who had the pleasure ofencounteringhis show at Temporäre Kunsthalle in Berlin in 2010, would have gotten a pretty accurate impression of his wide range of influencesand how they fed into his own strategy of mix, copy,paste, overlay and most of all,constant creation.(Thomas Venker, Author and Editor –Co-founder of Music LabelFieber)
Heiner Franzen (born 1961) lives in Berlin. Recent exhibitions a.o.Museum Schloss Moyland; GalleryLars Moeller-Witt, Aarhus; Heldart Berlin; Kreuzberg Pavillon, Berlin;Larry, Berlin; Schau Fenster, Berlin; Kunstverein Wolfenbüttel.
John Bock (born 1965) lives in Berlin. Ongoing and upcoming exhibitions: Me, Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt Main; Wolfsburg Unlimited. A City as World Laboratory, Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg; Poor Art -Rich Legacy. Arte Povera and Parallel Practises 1968-2015, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo, Norway. 1968-2015, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo, Norwegen.
Stefan Cantante, Zoë Field, Mads Egeberg Hvidtfeldt, Soojung Kim, Youngxian Li, Shaun Motsi, Ivan Murzin, Johanna Odersky, Vera Palme, Nadia Chen Perlov, Ada Rączka, Franziska Wildt, Judith Hopf
Opening Friday, 29. April 29, 2016 at 7 pm Exhibition April 30 – May 28, 2016
Opening Friday, March 13, 2015 at 7 pm Exhibition March 14 – June 20, 2015 Open during Gallery Weekend April 30, May 1-2, 2015 2-7 pm open by Appointment on +49 178 3298107 or +49 152 52076430
Opening Friday, January 30, 2015 at 7 pm Exhibition January 31 – March 7, 2015 open by Appointment on +49 178 3298106 od. 107
Refugees‘ Library
Marina Naprushkina (court drawings), freelance translators in seven languages: Tobias Weihmann, Nele Van den Berghe, Leaticia Kossligk, Markus Baathe, David Ey, Anna Toczyska, Charlotte Stromberg, Judith Geffert, Sara Dutch, Sarah Neis, Josie Nguessi, Anouk De Bast, Bojana Perišić, Elvira Veselinović, Ruth Altenhofer, Inara Gabdurakhmanova Online archives: www.refugeeslibrary.wordpress.com
The booklets of the “Refugees’ Library” (2013-2014) are a documentation of the judicial processes of refugees. The personal fates of the plaintiffs are used to depict worldwide conflicts and reasons for flight. “Refugees’ Library” is a collaborative project. Several people are working on the translations of the court books into the languages of the refugees. The main intention of the project is to make the library available to refugees as an information tool to prepare them for their own processes.
Holger Wüst Venedig Refugee/Non-Citizen Protest Camp – Against borders, nations and all that economic shit. A picture as a film.
Foto: Holger Wüst
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