Silence comes from
dal 8/3/2013 al 8/3/2013
Segnalato da
8/3/2013
Silence comes from
Kreuzberg Pavillon, Berlin
Group show with Juliane Perten, Nici Wegener/Eike von Vacano, Ida Schmutz and Sebastian Menzke
The one-day exhibition features works by Juliane Perten, Nici Wegener/Eike von Vacano, Ida Schmutz and Sebastian Menzke. Juliane Perthen will work horticultural with an installation by the urban gardening project Prinzessinengarten from Berlin Kreuzberg and introduces the visitors of the show in how to prick out seedlings. Sebastian Menzke's work compares the autonomy of painting with different forms of appearance in nature, their growth and the aftermath by human influence. Relinquishing conceptual control, the residents of Naunynstrasse in Berlin will have creative authority in the installation by Ida Schmutz. The artist act as a conduit and agent in bringing the wishes of Kreuzberg Pavillon's neighborhood into fruition on the front window. The collaborative work by Nici Wegener and Eike von Vacano act between spaces. A hollow body there and it's opposing acting of his volume. On the other hand a silent corner unused so far in it's constructed isolation with unseen and unheard volume. The capacity of the work will be varied, art will become a child's play.