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Exhibition Detail

SHOW II

Linienstraße 142/143
10115 Berlin
Germany

2 people have recommended this exhibit

March 12th, 2010 - April 16th, 2010

Opening:
March 12th, 2010 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Rebecca Loyche, Circadian,
Jan 2010, Light Therapy Installation

Veronika Schumacher

archivo_video dumbo

Blasomat

Florian Gwinner, Qualle

JE CROIS QUE JE SUIS MALADE (I BELIEVE I AM SICK),Clemens Wilhelm

Clemens Wilhelm,
JE CROIS QUE JE SUIS MALADE (I BELIEVE I AM SICK),
2009, HD VIDEO PROJECTION, 22', The visitors of the show enter a small hospital-like room individually to say the sentence "Je crois..." into a camera. Shot in the Paris home of French writer Moliere where he died after writing "The Imaginary Invalid", a comedy about hypochondria
© Clemens Wilhelm

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> ARTISTS

archivo_video dumbo	Francisco Montoya
Mikko Gaestel	Mirko Scheel
Jonathan Gröger	Veronika Schumacher
Florian Gwinner	Björk Viggósdóttir
Constantin Hartenstein	Clemens Wilhelm
Rasso Hilber	Daniel Wilson
Rebecca Loyche

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TAGS:

light, therapy, installation, photography, mixed-media, digital, video-art, performance, conceptual, realism, painting, drawing, abstract, modern, traditional, sculpture

> DESCRIPTION

Show II opens on March 12^th, 2010 from 19:00-22:00 and features a new nine channel video installation by Constantin Hartenstein, the premiere of Florian Gwinner’s video sculpture, Qualle, site-specific wallpaper, drawing and painting installations by Veronika Schumacher and Francisco Montoya. Clemens Wilhelm’s Je Crois Que Je Suis Malade (I believe I am Sick) and the “Blasomat” by Mikko Gaestel and Rasso Hilber are also included. Archivo video_dumbo is held over, along with Circadian the light therapy room installation by Rebecca Loyche. Opening night includes a musical performance by Francisco Montoya, Per Olaf Schmidt and Sebastian Neubauer. Look for a couple surprise works in the garden.