Showing posts with label Ignacio Uriarte. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ignacio Uriarte. Show all posts

Saturday, 6 August 2016

Münchener Kitzelmatrix + Romankleuren

From the current group exhibition In Correspondence With The Drawing at Michael Fuchs Galerie, Berlin ...

Ignacio Uriarte's Münchener Kritzelmatrix:







Willem Besselink's Romankleuren series:




Friday, 5 August 2016

In Correspondence With The Drawing

Drawing is my favourite medium.  So I was excited to see the group exhibition In Correspondence With The Drawing at Michael Fuchs Galerie when I was in Berlin.  The show is currently still on.  Here are some of the participating artists ...

Bettina Krieg:




Caroline Kryzecki:





Nadine Fecht:



Ignacio Uriarte:



Timo Nasseri:



Larissa Fassler:



Monday, 28 September 2015

Tuesday, 1 July 2014

Dada + Echo + Time

I caught a couple of shows that were on their last day in Berlin yesterday.  The survey exhibition Hans Richter: Begegnungen - Von Dada Bis Heute at Martin-Gropius-Bau was really inspiring to me.  It's a pity no photography was allowed.  A Dada moment outside the Martin-Gropius-Bau building, with the Richter exhibition banner:



The last show at Berlinische Galerie before it's closed for months of construction was Nik Nowak's Echo ηχὠ.  Here, Nowak used robot drones to follow visitors and echo noises made by them.  He also explored the idea of digital echoes through copying.









Also at Berlinische Galerie was Ignacio Uriarte's sound installation Acht Stunden Zählen, which cleverly used language to structure the abstract idea of time.  Last glimpse of my favourite Berlinische Galerie before its temporary closure: