LUCKY – An Alternative Exhibition Guide
The text is a mash-up of references to House of Cards, Batman, and The Princess Bride, with a touch of Sense & Sensibility. Prologue It’s sunny, it’s hot…
Read MoreThe text is a mash-up of references to House of Cards, Batman, and The Princess Bride, with a touch of Sense & Sensibility. Prologue It’s sunny, it’s hot…
Read MoreOne of the LUCKY installations is a small lavender desk where you can sit down and read a zine, compiled by Inga Zimprich of Feministische Gesundheitsrecherchegruppe (Feminist Health Care Research…
Read MoreShe sits in a silent room, reading cards. Mattresses, cushions, and pieces of cloth-covered foam are evenly spread throughout the space like beds for 50 ghosts. The only things moving…
Read MoreI find art openings to be strange experiences. Silky tops, glasses in hand, crowds of people shifting positions, noise noise noise. It’s difficult to see the art, to focus into…
Read MoreEverything in life is luck, or so we’ve heard. If you work hard, you will succeed—you just need to wait for your big break and play your cards right. Success…
Read MoreIn the last weekend of April, KW Institute Berlin hosted a meditative and immersive installation/constellation from AA Bronson and his circle of collaborators. Including performances and artworks from Bronson and…
Read MoreSentient. This is the word that resonates with me after my meeting with American multimedia artist Melissa Steckbauer, and it describes her perfectly. During our meeting, she laughed many times…
Read Morebox. box. box. box. inside the box, establish the points & hit them. stay within the designated lines. 7. 6. 4. 3. 6. 2. 2. 6. i turn around nothing…
Read MoreColony is a loaded word. It comes with layers of meaning, hiding and seeking and sometimes re-emerging with queer possibilities. Predominantly describing a type of relationship between humans and (other)…
Read MoreWe have proudly produced a deep and potent mini-theme: ASSHOLES. This subject, so pervasive and visible in our society when it comes to patriarchs, remains unspoken, odorless, douched, and shamed…
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