Artist Talk / daadgalerie
Thursday 21st May – 6:30pm
A master of the moment, Jirí Kovanda nudges gently at the limits of freedom and the realties of our relationships both interpersonal and geopolitical with his thrilling, defiant, and intimate performances. For a glimpse behind the curtain at the concepts and the creator, begin your Berlin art weekend with the intellectual liberation of an artist talk from Jirí Kovanda at daadgalerie.
daadgalerie // Zimmerstraße 90, 10117 Berlin
Vernissage / Autocenter
Friday 22nd May – 7pm
With an exploration of the performative power of language and speech as a political act, Autocenter offers up a group show dizzyingly relevant to the contemporary moment. Questioning the word, the voice, and the act, Re-Discoveries IV brings together the work of Erik Bünger, Peter Rose, Katarina Zdjelar for a rigorously aesthetic discursive analysis both broad and bold.
Autocenter // Leipziger Straße 56, 10117 Berlin
Vernissage / Kunstraum Kreuzberg
Friday 22nd May – 7pm
The historic halls of Kunstquartier Bethanien have been going through some changes of late — explore the new graphic installation and dig deeper into the recent history of visual communication more broadly with a group show exploring the development of urban artorms from graffiti to the fan zine at Kunstraum Kreuzberg.
Kunstraum Kreuzberg // Mariannenplatz 2, 10997 Berlin
Vernissage / Eigen + Art Lab
Friday 22nd May
For the forthcoming exhibition at Eigen + Art Lab Ralf Ziervogel explores textual expression as a graphic art form with a series of minimal, language-based wall-drawings. Gently conceptual and delightfully provocative, Ziervogel’s new work subtly pushes the boundaries of conceptual art.
Eigen + Art Lab // Torstraße 220, 10115 Berlin
Vernissage / Neue Berliner Räume
Saturday 23rd May – 6pm until 10pm
Bring your Berlin art weekend to a sublime close with the group show Wo der Ort beginnt/ Fünf. Stein auf Stein gelegt at Kunsthaus Dahlem, and don’t miss the subtle, expansive performance of Building Breathing by Dan Stockholm.
Neue Berliner Räume // Kunsthaus Dahlem, Käuzchensteig 8-12, 14195 Berlin
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