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July 5 - August 9

 

 
SELECTED ARTISTS
from
 
 
Olivia Berckemeyer
Christoph Dettmeier
Andrew Gilbert
Franziska Hufnagel
Florin Kompatscher
Alexej Koschkarow
Joe Neave

Max Schulze
Astrid Sourkova

 

supported by

the Cultural Affairs Department of the Berlin Senate

                                and

 

 

&
 
November 29 - January 4
 
SELECTED ARTISTS
from
METRO DETROIT

 

 

Dietmar Krumrey
Kelly Frank
Kyohei Abe
 

                                 sponsored by

 

 

 

May 10 - June 7

 

Notes from the Underground
 
 

including 

Sherrie Bittle

Gulsen Calik

Amy Cheatle

Peter Ciccariello

Silvia Huerta Gomero
Dr Will Grant

Mark Grimm
Nurhilal Harsa
Aki Kimoto 

Lisanne McTernan

Jason Murphy

Bernd Naber

Lorenzo Pace

Gila Paris

Joseph Rabie

Mike Rader
Dr Barnaby Ruhe

Danny Scheffer
Frank Shifreen

Korkut Ulug

 

plus

 

A PAINT SLAM!
RUHE vs. SHIFREEN

Internationally renowned artist Barnaby Ruhe
will challenge NYC artist Frank Shifreen
on site!
with paint and canvas!
to the death!

&

ANTHONY REACH

 

 

 

 April 26 - May 10

 

TRANSLATIONS:

Art, Immigration & Identity

&

LINDA PHELPS

&

STUDIO VIEW:

a photo project by Andrew Maydoney

 

 

April 5 - April 26

ARTISTIC MEDIUMS:

REVELATIONS OF THE INVISIBLE

Whatever our collective destiny, artists working with technology may serve a unique role as contemporary mediums. Our works, individual and unique, record for posterity the experience of living in a time marked by an uncertainty of our own making. We explore, take note and occasionally guide, pushing the limits of our world and repurposing the tools of objective inquiry in the hopes of finding more subjective truths. We've met the ghost in the machine, and found it's us.

&

RACHEL HUNT

 

&

DIETMAR KRUMREY

Dietmar Krumrey’s creative practice is driven by a radically skeptical relationship to language. He is not simply skeptical of certain concepts, discourses, or perspectives, but of the very means whereby we articulate all of our certainties and doubts, about ourselves and about our world.

Stemming from this ambivalent fascination with language, his work deals with different aspects of communication, from the simple, personal articulation of ideas and beliefs through action and utterance, to the more complex communal communication expressed through media and technology.

Krumrey is also interested in the communication of the social, as in the ways we are conditioned by the laws, traditions and behavioral norms of state and cultural institutions. He is especially interested in the communication of power as it is exercised both symbolically and physically, from the soft power of a government's theatrical authority, information controls and economic policies, to the hard power of its policing, punishment, and legitimate violence.

In all, Krumrey’s work seeks to create a dialogue where the questions posed must be posed as objects and the answers derived must be proven not in words, but by action.

So, for one hour on Saturday night April 5th at the Museum of New Art (8 to 9pm), Krumrey will perform live for the first time ever his performance of Loud and Clear: an hour long performance piece where, dressed in a shirt, tie and expensive shoes, Dietmar Krumrey spins in circles while shouting “Attention!” into a large black megaphone as a clock ticks off the seconds in the background. It is a repetitive action that at once appears totally absurd, but if seen as a metaphor - of communication in all its dizzying ceaselessness.

 

 

 

 

March 8 - April 11

SIDE-BY-SIDE

 

 

February 22 - March 22

CHANGING CITIES: Detroit

in collaboration with Chicago's ThreeWalls

 

 

January 19 - February 22