SparwasserHQ is a non commercial project room and a group of (art producing) people showing Scandinavian as well as various Berlin based artists in Berlin Mitte.
Artists :
Benny Drösher
Janine Gordon
Gerd Holzwarth
Peter Nansen Scherfig
John Övin Eggesbø
Opening
January 5. from 7-11 pm
SparwasserHQ is a non commercial project room and a group of (art
producing) people showing Scandinavian as well as various Berlin
based artists in Berlin Mitte. SparwasserHQ can be described as a
space with a flexible exhibition practise revealing a set of already
existing artist networks, that the crew of SparwasserHQ is part of.
The artistic media presented at SparwasserHQ has been
installation, video art, photography and sound art.
Following
artists
among others - have exhibited at SparwasserHQ: Dave Allen (GB),
Jonathan Monk (GB), N55 (DK), Frans Jacobi (DK), Jonathan
Horrowitz (U), Jannike LÃ¥ker (S), Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen (DK),
De Brügge & De Moll (DE), Henriette Heise (DK), Nikolaj Recke
(DK), Æter (DK), Bjørn Svin (DK), Anders Remmer (DK), Cornelia
Smith-Bleek (DE) Diego Castro (DE), Lotta Antonsson (S), Diego
Perrone (I) and Lara Favaretto (I).
Artist talks and live sound performances have collected a crowd of
people in the exhibition space and thereby SparwasserHQ has
become known as an active forum and as a meeting point.
Position
It makes no sense to use nationality as curatorial tool today and it
is not the idea behind SparwasserHQ to present only one
national(/geographical) art scene. What is the idea though, is to
establish dialogues and co-operations between the art scenes.
Therefore is SparwasserHQ continuously working on attaching
SparwasserHQ to new network of artists.
The artists that has been and will be showed at SparwasserHQs
have a dialogue orientated approach to their art production. This
means that the audience is seen as active participants in the
exhibition and have to give in order to achieve from the artworks.
Another general characteristic about the type of art that
SparwasserHQ presents, is that it reflects on the translation of
meaning between different cultures. The themes that
SparwasserHQs artists have touched are such as identity, urbanity,
life style, use of language and the subjective story. In general
SparwasserHQ stands for the kind of art that treats large scale
societal/political questions on ground level and takes real,
specific
situations as point of departure.
SPARWASSER HQ
OFFENSIVE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART AND COMMUNICATION
TORSTRASSE 161, D - 10115 BERLIN, GERMANY
+49 (0)30 21803001