Recycling and downcycling is an (inadequate) answer of the throwaway society to the garbage problem. The theme motivates artists through the abundance of material, the free, the provocation. The exhibition of the 13 international and national artists shows with objects, installations, photos, collages, sound and performance created works for more sustainability.

Artists: 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

Recycle program

“Recycle” – August 9-30, 2013

Exhibition, lecture, talks, performance – Exhibition: Fridays 5 to 8 p.m

Vernissage : Fr. 9.8, 7 p.m. with performance “Culture Destroyer”.

Artist Talk: Fr. 16.8. 19 o’clock

Lecture with discussion : Fri. 23.8. 7 p.m. “Nature recycling. What nature recycles for us.” Lecture and discussion with Lukas Schütz, M.Sc Sustainable International Agriculture

Closing date : Fri. 30.8. 19 o’clock

Curator: Tom Albrecht

Press

“Recycle” document, two pages

Anja Neimöck, Urtierchen, 2013, Bonn, plastic bottles, plastic packaging, nine pieces each 50 x 20 x 45 cm. Jürgen Krauss, Ursound, Berlin, 2013, sound collage, 4:59 min. - Recycle

Anja Neimöck, Urtierchen, 2013, Bonn, plastic bottles, plastic packaging, nine pieces each 50 x 20 x 45 cm.
Jürgen Krauss, Ursound, Berlin, 2013, sound collage, 4:59 min.

Hubi W. Jäger, Asphalt Flowers - Recycle

Hubi W. Jäger, asphalt flowers, since 1999,
Berlin, collages, plastic, metal, textile and others from the street, 30 each approx. 15 to 25 cm diameter

Burchard Vossmann, Kitchen Stripes - Recycle

Burchard Vossmann, Kitchen-Stripes, 2009, Berlin, collage, kitchen towels – stripes on wood, 100 x100 x 5 cm

Pedro Bustamante, Enrique Cantillo (Performance) - Recycle

Pedro Bustamante, Enrique Cantillo (performance), Kulturvernichter, Berlin, 2013, performance, installation, 1.5 x 1.5 x 0.9 m, shredder, table, advertising postcards, protective suit, mask

Hildegard Mahn, Sustainability - Consequences - Recycle

Hildegard Mahn, sustainability – consequences, 2011, Lehrte, collage, transparent, on both sides, PET film, plastic bags,
1,36 x 100 cm

Karl Böttcher, SPO, Sankt Peter-Ording, 1997, photos, each 30 x 20 cm, object, toy car, 20 x 20 x 140 cm, found on the beach - recycling

Karl Böttcher, SPO, Sankt Peter-Ording, 1997, photos, each 30 x 20 cm, object, toy car, 20 x 20 x 140 cm, found on the beach

Markus Krug,

Markus Krug, “67 x 59 x7 cm”, “68 x 54 x 7 cm”, “69 x 53 x 8 cm”, “73 x 58 x 8 cm”, Munich, 1997 – 1999, acrylic and lacquer paint on styrofoam

Monika Mori, cigarette boxes, Maria Enzersdorf (A), 2011, painted cigarette boxes, 13 each 9 x 5.5 x 2 cm - recycling

Monika Mori, cigarette boxes, Maria Enzersdorf (A), 2011, painted cigarette boxes, 13 each 9 x 5.5 x 2 cm

Ola Koziol, Crude Oil Blanket, Łódź (PL), 2013, collage, plastic bags, 2 x 2.10 m - Recycle

Ola Koziol, Crude Oil Blanket, Łódź (PL), 2013, collage, plastic bags,
2 x 2,10 m

Pedro Bustamante, Spectacle, 2013, Berlin, advertising postcards, written on both sides, 1.75 x 1.30 m - recycling

Pedro Bustamante, Spectacle, 2013, Berlin, promotional postcards, inscribed on both sides, 1.75 x 1.30 m

Stephanie Hanna, signers fountain, Berlin, 2013, rubber boots, plastic bags, 0.60 x 0.80 x 2.40 m - recycling

Stephanie Hanna, signers fountain, Berlin, 2013, rubber boots, plastic bags, 0.60 x 0.80 x 2.40 m

Tom Albrecht, You never walk alone, Berlin, 2013, installation, interactive, disposable returnable bottles, sycamore bark, wooden box accessible, 81 x 81 x 13 cm

Tom Albrecht, You never walk alone, Berlin, 2013, installation, interactive, disposable returnable bottles, sycamore bark, wooden box accessible, 81 x 81 x 13 cm

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