All summer nodies ready to carry, drive, clean, build walls, install and get ready for the show!
Time to work on the spatial distribution of the twenty artworks for Letters from the Field as well as thinking on ways to present the publication. If you want to see the final results, please visit our Flickr photostream
Faraway, So Close exhibition images by Laura Gianetti
Fichtebunker Berlin © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Fichtebunker Berlin © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Jenny Ekholm © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Stuart Bailes © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Gemis Luciani © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Olve Sande © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Elizabeth Skadden © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Kim Westerström © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Boris Eldagsen © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Paula Muhr © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Assaf Gruber © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Stephanie Comilang © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Ivan Bošković © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Mario Asef © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Kasper Vang © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Julian Oliver / Weise7 © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Julian Oliver / Weise7 © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Brendan Howell © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Fichtebunker Berlin © Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Node Spring 2011 resident curators in front of Fichtebunker Berlin with participating artists
Faraway, So Close opening pictures by Laura Gianetti
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
© Photo Laura Gianetti for Node Center for Curatorial Studies Berlin, 2012
Artists: Mario Asef, Stuart Bailes, Ivan Bošković, Stephanie Comilang, Jenny Ekholm, Boris Eldagsen, Assaf Gruber, Brendan Howell, Gemis Luciani, Paula Muhr, Julian Oliver, Olve Sande, Elizabeth Skadden, Kasper Vang, Kim Westerström
Vernissage: April 25, 2012 / 7pm – 11pm
Exhibition dates: 26.04.2012 – 01.05.2012
Opening hours: 2pm – 7pm
Why would we, living in a contemporary world, need a bunker?
Fifteen international artists present their work inside the historically charged space of the Fichte Bunker, offering the possibility to investigate what we see, how we see, and who we are.
Daily, hourly, moment-to-moment we are bombarded with information, which we conceive to be the real picture of the world. The bunker provides a place to escape the overwhelming nature of constant communication and urges us to slow down the pace, focusing on ourselves in order to look out again for a better understanding of ourselves within our surroundings.
The exhibition “Faraway, So Close!” explores the structure of the bunker as a secluded space where we can investigate the gap between external reality and internal experience. The visitor follows a journey that begins with introspection and inner questions, gradually leading outwards to the self in context with the world. Starting with intimate cells that put the spectator face-to-face with a particular artwork, the exhibition moves on to bigger rooms where art pieces approach thematics of social interactions and constructions.
Curated by:
Anastasia Albokrinova, Kordula Fritz-Srbic, Valentina Galossi, Carolina Jiménez, Kenneth Padre Paranada, Paz Ponce Perez-Bustamante, Nicola Ricciardi, Alexia Werrie
Organized by:
Node Center for Curatorial Studies, in collaboration with Grimmuseum and Künstlerhaus Bethanien
An important deal of the first month of the residency at Node is dedicated to studio visits. Today our resident curators visited Alex Tennigkeit solo exhibition A Hint of Lightness at Galerie Jette Rudolph and Madeline Stillwell.
