EXHIBITION // EMILIA KURYLOWICZ + JUDITH SÖNNICKEN
OUT IST OMNIDIRECTIONAL
2. - 5. JUNI 2012 // 18 - 20 UHR
Vernissage: 1. JUNI // 19 - 22 UHR
S19 PROJEKTRAUM
SCHLESISCHE STR. 19 - Berlin Kreuzberg
AFTERSHOWPARTY IM BARBIE DEINHOFF´S - SCHLESISCHE STR. 16
The exhibition combines recent works by Emilia Kurylowicz and Judith Sönnicken. Although based in different media, they discovered parallels in their works, in particular, the concept of being and non- being. The exhibited works raise the question of where the border between physicality and space lies and ultimately what it consists of.
Emilia Kuryłowicz - artist and a filmmaker from Poland, born 1983 in Warsaw and graduated from Academy of Fine Arts in Lodz. Inspired by the world’s entropic forces she works in a variety of digital and analog media trying to satisfy her appetite for creation and destruction.
Judith Sönnicken, born 1981 in Wickede- Wimbern, studied Fashion and Fine Arts in Berlin, Paris and Lisbon. She relies on at the same time as she works against gravity, electricity, verticality, dimensionality, perspective, holograms and fluorescence.
climbing trees in Berlin
Golden Gate, Berlin | © Giesemann/Schulz
Der Himmel über Berlin - Wim Wenders (1987)
“This is what techno was about, this is what it should be about, and hopefully this is gonna stay this way for a while now..” Adam X (Sonic Groove)
This 52” documentary tells the story of an underground movement, from its beginning until now. Born in Detroit in the late 80s, techno met its audience a few years later in Europe, as the UK, Germany, France and many others countries started to host the foundations of a techno scene.
It is mostly focused on Paris and Berlin. Two different cities, two different tales, but techno grew up in both, from secret underground parties to huge clubs, from a small faceless movement to an etablished business, and from vinyl to digital.
The documentary features those in the scene who kept it true to its original spirit. About twenty people trace the evolution of techno over the years. They all have different profiles - dj, producer, label manager, promoter, record shop owner.. but all share a common passion : techno.
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Coming soon.
X is Y by Richard Kern
Seen at KW Institute for Contemporary Art - Cinema of Transgression exhibition
Berlin
epileptics stay away
Hamburger Bahnhof // Berlin
