Opening Friday, January 24, 2014 at 7 pm Exhibition Januar 25 – March 1, 2014 open by Appointment on +49 179 947 30 40 or +49 179 663 69 79
Workshop „rethink, reclaim & cut apart“ with Jutta Eberhard on March 1, 2014 from 1-6 pm at After the Butcher. application and contact: +49 160 96 200 688
Niina Lehtonen Braun – ohne Titel, 2014, Aquarell auf Papier
…otherwise you’ll catch your death…PDF by Anita Seppä, Professor of Artistic Research, Helsini Art University
Jutta Eberhard – obj. 13, 2013, verschiedene Textilien
Was, wenn ich nicht dazu gehöre? oder „I would prefer not to“ (Bartleby, der Schreiber) About the works of Jutta Eberhard by Nora Mayr PDF
Vivi Abelson, Nadja Abt, Carl Berzow, Ellie de Verdier, Dominik
Gajarský, Marius Glauer, Mathiew Greenfield, Cornelia Herfurtner, Annika
Högner, Fred Laur, Anastasia Mandel, John MacLean, Jana Mendelski, Lou
Mouw, Johannes Ernst Nowak, Anton Nesretiep, Sarah Rosengarten, Johanna
Stock, Johanna Tauber, Michel Wagenschütz, Franziska Wildt, Lisa Woite
Opening Friday, December 7, 2013 from 7pm
Exhibition Dezember 8, 2013 -January 11, 2014 open by Appointment on 0179-9473040
Immer noch allein, Karriereseife?
Adopting this
delicately charged question as its point of departure, Klasse Josephine
Pryde / UdK, Berlin investigated ingredients of masculinity, in order to
collectively produce some hand-crafted soap. The investigation of
masculinity followed on from an investigation of feminism, which
followed on from an investigation of infinity, which will by definition
never cease.
Soap: I abject myself. In the very moment I spit, I establish myself. What am I?
Rectum: You might be
anything that is, judging from what you say. But the way you smile,
complacently, effervescently, bubbling away…I would guess you are a
detergent, a dissolver of some sort. An inverted borderliner. Aligning
to the rules.
Opening Friday, Oktober 25, 2013 from 19 pm Video- and Audio-Liveperformance with Ursula Scherrer, New York, and Moritz Fehr, Berlin, at 20:00 pm and 21:30 pm
Monika Baer, Michael Dougan, Robert Estermann, Gregory Maass & Nayoungim, Felix Reidenbach, Alexander Roob, Dierk Schmidt, Xiaopeng Zhou
with Monika Baer, Michael Dougan, Robert Estermann, Gregory Maass & Nayoungim, Felix Reidenbach, Alexander Roob, Dierk Schmidt, Xiaopeng Zhou Eine Ausstellung des Melton Prior Instituts für Reportagezeichnung, Düsseldorf, zusammengestellt von Clemens Krümmel
Opening Friday, September 13, 2013 at 7pm Exhibition September 13 – October 18, 2013
after the butcher · Spittastraße 25 · 10317 Berlin
open by Appointment on +49 179 947 3040 or +49 179 6636979 During Berlin Art Week: 17.–22.9.2013 open 14–19 pm
Suse Weber – FIGURANT Veit Stratmann – The L’Aquila Project & A Hill
Opening Friday, Mai 31, 2013 at 7 pm Exhibition June 1 – August 25, 2013 (Closed between von July 3 till August 17, 2013) open by Appointment on +49-(0)179-947 3040 or +49-(0)179-636 979
Exhibition February 25 – April 6, 2013 open by Appointment on ++49.179.6636 979 or ++49.163.1618993
Exercise 30. Lifting and rolling with heavier tyre
Preparation: Tyre lying at right side close to the stance. Feet together. Bending of knees and grip. Lifting of tyre to vertical position with right step to right (next to tyre), left foot closes. Rolling of tyre closely around the body to other side, gripping with = left hand. Right step to the right, left leg closing. And placing tyre on ground knees bending. Repeat same to the left. Command: grip – step – close – roll – step – close – place – stand. Observe: that you are always near the tyre. That you perform the movement as quickly as possible. That your legs and steps are very mobile.
[The Laban=96Lawerence Tyresoles Training Manual, 19th May 1942]
Florian Zeyfang, Clemens Krümmel, Julie Doucet, Romana Schmalisch, Moritz Fehr
Florian Zeyfang : Clemens Krümmel : Guests Thinking Like A Stone with Julie Doucet, Romana Schmalisch, Moritz Fehr
Opening Friday, November 16, 2012, 7 pm Exhibition November 17 – Dezember 30, 2012 open by appointment on +49(0)179.947 3040
Filmshow & Talk Friday, Dezember 14, 7 pm “Nowhere Man”, Japan 1991, Director: Naoto Takenaka
«The pebble is not an easy thing to define. If we content ourselves with a simple description, we can say first of all that it is a form or a state between a rock and a stone. But this proposition implies a notion of stone that must be justified. I don’t want to be accused here of going back even further than the Flood.» Francis Ponge
CIVIC VIRTUE (a neoclassical revival), in collaboration with Kinga Kielczynska, present their recent work on the topic of divination, pseudo-sciences and self-fulfilling prophesies.
Opening Friday, September, 28, 2012, ab 19 Uhr Performance at 9 pm
Exhibition September 29 – November 3, 2012 open by appointment on +49(0)179.947 3040
Reading the entrails of sacrificial animals was an important religious duty performed by the priests of antiquity. From the level of personal relations to matters of state and conquest, the interpretation of chance embodied an appeal to the authority of the gods. CIVIC VIRTUE asserts that prophecy is a worthy course of investigation, for an understanding of a past which may or may not have already happened, and for an insight into what we may expect from a world yet unborn. Representing the architecture of temples, the ambiguity of oracles and the underlying structures within games of chance, CIVIC VIRTUE explores the potential of narrative evolution in space, the augury of modern economics, and the problems of repeatability.
Based in Amsterdam, CIVIC VIRTUE
was established in 2010 around a shared interest in social communities
who organize themselves around symbols of power and virtue, as well as
the continual re-emergence of these signs over the course of history.
CIVIC VIRTUE seeks to place these symbols and allegories beyond any
specific historical, political or social appropriation. As a platform
for research and performance, CIVIC VIRTUE are currently on their Grand
Tour around Europe, through the entrails of history and past important
monuments of revival.
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