9.– 30.08.2013
Exhibition, lecture, conversations, performance
Recycling and reusing are (inadequate) answers for the throwaway society to the problem of rubbish. The theme motivates artists through the abundance of material, of free items, of provocations. The exhibition, featuring thirteen international and national artists, presents works addressing this situation of installation, photography, collage, sound and performance.
Program
Opening: Friday 9.8.2013, 7:00pm with the performance ‘Culture Destroyer’
Artists’ talks: Friday, 16.8.2013 7:00pm
Lecture with conversations: Friday 23.8.2013, 7:00pm: ‘Nature recycling: how nature recycles us all’. Lecture and conversation with Lukas Schütz, M.Sc Sustainable International Agriculture
Finissage: Fr. 30.8.2013, 7:00pm
Artists of RECYCLING
Anja Neimöck, Burchard Vossmann, Enrique Cantillo, Hildegard Mahn, hubi w jäger, Karl Böttcher, markus krug, Monika Mori, Ola Koziol, Pedro Bustamante, Stephanie Hanna, Jürgen Krauss, Tom Albrecht
Curator: Tom Albrecht
Press
“Recyceln” Document, two pages
Anja Neimöck, Urtierchen, 2013, Bonn, Plastic packaging, nine parts each 50 x 20 x 45cm
Hubi W. Jäger, Asphaltblumen, since 1999, Berlin, collage, plastic, metal, textiles etc. 30cm x 15-25cm
Buchard Vossmann, Kitchen Stripes, 2009, Berlin, Collage, kitchen towels on wood, 100 x 100 x 5cm
Pedro Bustamante, Enrique Catillo, Kulturvernichter, Berlin 2013, Performance/Installation
Karl Böttcher, S.P.O., Sankt-Peter Ording, 1997, Photos, 30 x 20cm each, toy car, 20 x 20 x 140cm, found on beach
Marcus Krug, ’59 x 67 x 7cm’, ’68 x 54 x 7cm’, ’69 x 53 x 8cm’, ’73 x 58 x 8cm’, Munich, Acrylics and varnish on styrofoam
Monika Mori, Cigarette boxes, Maria Enzerdorf (A), 2011, painted cigarette boxes, 13 objects 9 x 5,5 x 2cm
Ola Koziol, Rohöl Decke, Lodz (PL), 2013, Collage, Plastic bags, 2 x 2.10m
Pedro Bustamante, Spectacle, 2013, Berlin, advertising postcards, collage, 1.75 x 1.3m
Stephanie Hanna, signers fountain, Berlin, 2013, gumboots, plastic bags, .60 x .80 x 2.4m
Tom Albrecht, You never walk alone, Berlin, 2013, Interactive installation, 81 x 81 x 13cm