International exhibition 15.1.2021 – 12.3.2021

To reach or not to reach the climate goal

Object, installation, photo, painting, video, reading

Study to No Cars Go. (C) Hartmut Kiewert

1.5 degrees, (C) T.A.

The 1.5-degree target is understood to mean the goal of limiting the man-made global temperature increase through the greenhouse effect to 1.5 degrees Celsius by 2100 from the level before the start of industrialization. Almost all the states of the world have signed the Paris Convention, according to which they intend to make efforts to achieve the 1.5 degree target. Climate researchers doubt that we will reach this goal – we are already at 2 degrees. There is a lack of political will. Fridays for Future is fighting make state fulfill the contract.

What has to change to reach the goal? Researchers have developed scenarios that show ways. For example, increasing the price of CO2 to 100€/ton. Renewable energies like wind power and solar energy can be used instead of fossil fuels. We humans can live well and in a climate-friendly way.

What images do artists create on the theme? We are pleased about the many submissions and have selected exciting ones.

Artists

Sandra Becker, Thomas Behling, Giulia Berra, Anna Dittrich, Volkan Diyaroglu,
Monika Funke Stern, Yossi Galanti, Ian Gibbins, Stephan Groß, Karin Heinrich,
Pernilla Henrikson, Hartmut Kiewert, Maria Koehne,
Sabine Naumann-Cleve, Astrid Raimann, Rico Rensmeyer, Clara S. Rueprich,
Berit Schmidt-Villnow, Maksim Shishov, Technologie und das Unheimliche,
Tessa Teixeira, Sylvia Toy St. Louis, Vaghe Stelle (Danilo Pastore, Andrea Leonessa,
Alvise Zambon), Misha Waks

Program

Since the Corona crisis still requires restrictions, we will adjust the exhibition organization and the program accordingly. We are planning analog and digital. Exhibition in our gallery will open after lockdown. To participate online please go to here. We will show after opening an annotated video tour and the works.

Opening: Jan. 15, 2021, 7 pm

Artist talk: Jan. 29, 2021, 7 m

Lecture: „To reach the 1,5 degree goal“ NGO B.U.N.D., Berlin asked Feb. 12, 2021, 7 pm

Finissage: Reading Astrid Raimann Mar. 12, 2021, 7 pm

52nd exhibition

Place: 10999 Berlin, Leuschnerdamm 19

Jury and curators: Team GG3

The hygiene concept of the events of GG3 contains the current requirements of the Berlin hygiene regulation.

Chair with masks (T.A.)

In the following we will explain our hygiene concept, which we applied for the first time at our anniversary exhibition “Art of Sustainability” on September 4 – October 2, 2020 after the lockdown of our analogous exhibition operation.

Guests

Those who feel ill or show symptoms should refrain from participating. Participants from risk areas as defined by the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) can only participate if they present a current negative COVID-19 test.
The temporary registration of the guests before entering allows a follow-up. We collect the data on individual registration forms to ensure data protection. If, despite the hygiene concept, an infection is discovered afterwards, all participants will be informed immediately. After four weeks we destroy the analog registration forms.

Outside Entrance

We limit the number of guests who can stay in the rooms at the same time to seven people plus supervision. Before entering, the guests are given one of the available objects, which they return when leaving.

For our events such as vernissage, performance, workshop, lecture, artist talk, finissage the entrance is only possible after online registration within the registered time window.

Hygiene measures

There are sufficient disinfectant dispensers available in our rooms and at the entrance. Physical contact, such as a handshake, is avoided. Wearing a mouth-nose protection is mandatory.

Safety distance

The guests should be 1,5m decent to each other.
During lectures the distance between speakers and participants should be at least 2m.

For gallery visits, we have placed green and red arrows on the floor to reduce the amount of movement. Nobody should stay in the small corridor.

Mask duties in the gallery

Visitors to the gallery and lectures must wear masks.

Support on site

The gallery and lecture management makes sure that the hygiene concept and hygiene regulations are observed.

Ventilation

The windows are continuously ventilated crossways. We continuously monitor the CO2 content of the room air. If the CO2 value rises above 1000ppm, the door is opened until the value returns to normal. From 1200 ppm the warning tone is sounded. Please pay attention to the display of the device.

CO2 warning system, (C T.A.)