As a conclusion to his DIY residency in Berlin, Bernard Bolter presented his new series of mixed media paintings of the historical Gates of Berlin.
Hallesches Tor 1894
A contemporary American artist, Bernard is working primarily between the mediums of paint and photography. He is a Cityscape artist; from growing up skating in the streets to traveling international streets, cities have been his inspiration and material.
Woods – an incomprehensible passion
Wald – eine unverständliche Leidenschaft
Projekt-Fotoklasse VHS Neukölln
22.-30.04.2017
Öffnungszeiten Mo-Fr 16-19 I Sa und So 14-19 Uhr
Finissage: Sonntag 17 Uhr
Project Photography Class Neukölln have been cultivating the special relationship to the woods, which Germans are said to have. Artists Annekatrin Buhl, Angelika Dierkes, Andrea Höhne, Christine Kurka, Ulrike Ludwig, Andreas Machate, Konstanze Müller-Kitti, Judith Pfannenmüller, Anna Rittweger and Susanne Schmidt illuminate mutiple aspects of this relationship in this compelling photographic series. Chaotic and unstructured; fairytale-like and mysterious; romantic and nostalgic – the continual mystery of the woods is unveiled.
This week-long exhibition and event series was curated by Angel Callendar, Aggie Davies and Femina Non Grata.
(http://feminanongrata.tumblr.com/woman-is-alien)
A group of the exiled and outcast have assembled in Berlin to reclaim their voice. Descendents of witches, heretics, persecuted people – we are here to tell our side of the story.
Marga Meydenberg
Every human being is unique and therefore a piece of art.
This Dutch photographer living in Berlin makes portraits of strangers in temporary photo studios under the name Pop-Up Photo Studio by Meydenberg – one month in different areas in Berlin.
The goal is to make improvised portraits from people who walk by and visit. These spontaneous photo sessions often result in alienated and beautiful portraits of total strangers.
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