Mardi 21 Avril 2015 10:43:02 par Clarisse Treilles dans Expositions

For this exhibition, we are showing a selection of 36 photographies of Artist-Run Spaces from Berlin since the 70’s to now. We made a selection of 36 artist-run spaces according to approximately 200. The pictures showing a view of the location according to Google Street View and the web site of the space (if it exists). We have chosen Google Street View for his impersonnality because often the view of the location is anachronistic.This presentation of this 36 Artist-Run Spaces shows the history of the city, all this Artist-Run Spaces are also the presence of the city and his future.

Some of this artists run spaces are historic, like atelier michael diller, ateliergalerie Scheib, or Kippenbergerbüro. Some of them haved open during the cold war, it was at this time, very difficult to showing some artists from the west side, the artists, and the intellectuals was always under the eyes of the Statsi. At this time, the relationship between the artists and the writers was more close than now. And lot of writers or poets meet lot of artists and could worked together.
Now the situation have well changed. After the wall faling, the artist run spaces open specialy in Mitte or Prenzlauberg. Now thecenter of the city have change, lot of artists conquest the south (Kreuzberg and neukolln) or the north (wedding) the old french area.

© Cannelle Tanc Frederic Vincent Kippenbergerburo, 2015, photographie color, 30x21cm

The chosen artist-run spaces are : after the butcher, art laboratory berlin, Atelier Michael Diller, Atelier Galerie Scheib, Ausland, Berlin Weekly, Capri, Copyright, Die raum, Die Tödliche Doris, EP galerie jürgen schweinebraden, experimental System, FIT, Flutgraben, Galerie De LOCH, general public, Immanence (the residence), In Situ, Kippenberger Büro, Kottishop, Kunsthalle am Hamburgerplatz, Kunstraum t27, Lab for emerging arts and performance, Laden für nichts, Lage egal, Lindnerhuber, loge, mica moca, rot grun, scotty enterprise, sox, sparwasser HQ, uqbar, visite ma tente, ZKU.

© Cannelle Tanc et Frédéric Vincent, Immanence, 2015, photographie color, 30x21 cm