July 19 – 21, 2018
curator
H66 Loveship @ Resonanz Gertrud 2017 from Alisa Berger on Vimeo.
Heimat+Sachkunde
FAR OFF 2018
Mittwoch 18.4. 19-00 Uhr
Thursday – Saturday 16-00 Uhr
This year in 2018, 18 – 21 April, FAR OFF will focus solely on performance, time based and media arts and will be working at Cologne ́s most discussed open space, the Ebertplatz. It was broadely in the media for its criminal scene, but also plays a crucial part in the city ́s art scene with five different galleries and art projects on site: ~Ung5, Tiefgarage, GOLD + BETON, Bruch & Dallas, Labor Ebertplatz.
A project by Jonathan Haehn & Maria Wildeis.
Der flüsternde Raum
2013
curator, project manager
Collaboration with Andrés Krause.
(The Wispering Room) is a Sound Art project with Natascha Nikeprelevic, Holger Mertin, Joseph Suchy and ‘The Knob, The Finger & The It’. The artists produce Sound Art and Experimental Space Music and have to deal with the very special acoustic conditions of the architecture of the chirch St. Gertrud, built by architect Gottfried Böhm in the 1960s.
St. Gertrud, Photo: Sebastian Linnerz
Sat, October 11, 2014, 8 p.m. www.derfluesternderaum.de.
Der flüsternde Raum is supported by SK-Stiftung Kultur.
Honigbrot
2012 – 2013
founder
In this exhibition series, every two months an installation artist was invited to build a work especially considered for the space on the upper floor of a gallery building. Concerning the matter that this room was also used as my private appartment, the works were set into a social context and gave the chance to discuss the idea of art and science in an intimate and non white-cubish atmosphere.
Alice de Visscher 2013, Photo: Michael Schaab
Artists: Julia Bünnagel, Susan Collis, Luka Fineisen & Yeondoo Jung, Andreas Gehlen, Clemens Botho Goldbach, Gereon Krebber, Ulrike Möschel, Christian Odzuck, Evangelos Papadopoulos.
April 2012 – Dec 2013. Supported by the city of Cologne. www.honigbrot.org
moreSide events like lectures, performances and video screenings inspired to determine how and where art speaks and what influence it may take on the perception of the private sphere. These questions have been discussed with philosophers, critics, poets, physicians, the artists and all guests. The duration of each single exhibition was 4 weeks.
The project was supported by the city of Cologne and gained various sponsorship by: Kultursekretariat Wuppertal, Konrad Chorodinski programming, graphics by Julia Majewski affairen-gestaltung, Mühlenkölsch Beer, Veltins Beer, Lemonaid, Bauhaus Köln-Kalk, printer DeineStadtKlebt, and others.
More about the project and its side events at www.honigbrot.org and www.facebook.com/honigbrot.org.
Tip Top Stop
A group exhibiton with installations by Julia Bünnagel, Anja Ciupka, Luka Fineisen, Manuel Franke, Gereon Krebber, Christine Rusche, Thomas Trinkl, Sonja Vordermaier and Lawrence Weiner in an old industrial warehouse at the docksite of Cologne Deutz which was previously a disount shop.
Tip Top Stop, Photo: Christine Rusche
April 16 – May 16, 2010, www.tiptopstop.de
moreThe event was included in the frame programme of the fair Art Cologne and was financed all alone. Including a book written by 4 philosophers: Prof. Dr. Jakob Steinbrenner, Dr. Henning Tegtmeyer, Dr. Bernadette Collenberg- Plotnikov and PD Dr. phil. Andreas Steffens. They wrote about their ideas on installation art and contemprary art practice, apart from classical art historian interpretation models.