Online Exhibition “Home: Think globally, act locally”
March 20 – May 8, 2020
Artists:
Tom Albrecht, Matthias Fritsch, Victoria Hohmann, Simon Knab, Claudia Michaela Kochsmeier, Diana Pacelli, Rosa Schmidt, Raimon Sibilo, Yoana Tuzharova, Sven Wieder.
Text and program of the exhibition

Corona Performance / Viral Horizons (Video, 14:35)
by Tom Albrecht and Rosa Schmidt
The idea for this performance came spontaneously under the first impression of the threat of the corona virus and the subsequent shutdown of the economy, travel and physical encounter. “The virus is the most radical decelerator of our time” (Hartmut Rosa)
Climate change and the corona pandemic are linked. Being global everywhere and using global resources is part of the cause of the pandemic. More and more people are claiming more and more wildlife habitats, land use has changed dramatically, wild and farm animals and animal products are being transported around the globe and global travel has increased dramatically.
CHOREOGRAPHY INDIGO WINGS
The planet a sphere, the yielding to gravity a breathing, an admission to the rotation in the colored twilight, to the integrity, the becoming and passing, an exercise of confidence in the carrying capacity of the earth’s crust, a overcoming of the civilisational acceleration of flight, a momentary collapse of total networking, an attempt at vanity withdrawal, a drop-out, a farewell, a flapping of wings, a prayer close to the ground, an erection of the spine against the gesture of domination, a shift in perspective in several sequences, a transformation of the technototalitarian coercion of arrogance.


Rainer Stahl: Heimat in der Natur. Lyrik und leicht Schräges (Video, 20:16)

Matthias Fritsch: Data Strike – Statement (Video, 3:00)
Data Strike. Matthias Fritsch. Berlin, Germany, 2020, Visualisation drawing, pencil on paper, text & weekly activity
Clearcutting, 2017 and 2020. Victoria Hohmann. Berlin, Germany. Photoprint on Canvas; Objects (snow globes), synthetic material, water. 200 €; 150 € /piece
An audiovisual response to the ongoing photographic recording of Raimon Sibilo’s observations of the reimplementation of “nature” in the urban landscape, where it has been almost completely erased.
Man destroys nature
Man builds concrete Environment
Man simulates nature
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22. March 2020 — 11:30 am
Was für eine hochaktuelle Ausstellung! Wir sitzen drinnen und steigern den Datenverbrauch und hier ist die künstlerische Umsetzung. Wir sitzen drinnen, so lokal wie es geht, und doch nicht lokal vernetzt. Danke für die Anregungen.
Ich finde die Statements sehr gut, so verstehe ich die Kunstwerke möglicherweise besser als wenn ich das Kunstwerk nur in der Austellung sehen würde.
Herzliche Grüße