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Add Color To Your Weekend
After a mid-week Feiertag (German for “holiday”) celebrating the reunification of Germany following the fall of the Berlin Wall, we return to our daily lives and realize… it’s nearly the weekend! Put down your history books and explore what the Berlin art scene has in store for you. (Though if you are a history buff pining for more lessons, we can recommend the opening at Berlinische Galerie tonight with some pretty stellar GDR photography!) Openings and closings galore, there is something for everyone – from paintings, drawings, animations, photography and even the chance to start collecting reasonably prices art at the “Great Affordable Prints Show”. Here is our listing of the Best Art Events and Parties for the weekend! Enjoy.
Thursday October 4th 2012
Berlinische Galerie Opening: The Shuttered Society/Geschlossene Gesellschaft.
It has been more than 20 years since the fall of the Berlin wall, but some of the best art photography in the GDR never received proper attention. This historical exhibition is the world’s first comprehensive exhibition about it! Take some history lessons in art form!
Come check out the new Kaleidoskop studio of the artist Kuntal Patel. He moved from Nashville to Berlin and is now creating stop-motion animations to documented his wall paintings and drawings. This is a chance to witness his work process and experiencing the studio’s atmosphere of creation.
Follow the Thrusday Tour here.
Friday October 5th 2012
Due to this exhibition in particular, we became a huge fan of the Spanish artist Beatriz Crespo. If you still haven’t seen her portraits, that so beautifully explore the human condition, this is your last chance. So come to the Finissage Party to meet the artist and see her large format paintings, installations, and drawings.
Half of the year has already gone and some people are already making plans for 2013. But not this group of artists. They refuse to look to the future and instead they are still haunted by the ghosts of 2011. The exhibition 20111111111111111s (pronounced “two thousand elevens”) will look back to many important past events captured with a complex perspective. This media work selection is a way of re-interpreting the
Follow the Friday Tour here.
Saturday October 6th 2012
Have you ever spotted a guy with glasses holding a notebook, sketching away at many Berlin art events? If so, chances are you’ve spotted Omar Jaramillo, an Ecuadorian/German illustrator. He will be exhibiting his colorful urban sketches, showing a beautiful side of Berlin!
For his art, the South Tyrolean artist created huge mirror-coated Camera Cube. In this exhibition, you can either check the result of it in the CubeStories series or even the Cube itself, installed in the gallery!
Follow the Saturday Tour here.
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