Berlin galleries, project spaces, studios... June 2010
Sat, Jun 19 2010
Alexej Meschtschanow at Klemm's
Jimmie Durham at Barbara Wien Wilma Lukatsch
'Rethinking Location' at Sprüth Magers
Kirstine Roepstorff at Peres Projects
Heike Kabisch at Chert
Christina Mackie at Supportico Lopez
Rudolf Stingel at the Neue Nationalgalerie
Haegue Yang at Barbara Wein Wilma Lukatsch Schöneberger Ufer space
Rubén Grilo at Maribel López Gallery
Michael Buthe at Reception
Mehr Teppich / More Carpets at Isabella Bortolozzi
'Self-Consciousness' at VW VeneKlasen/Werner
Archive Kabinett
Mladen Stilinovic talk at Salon Populaire
Studio visit with Libia Castro & Ólafur Ólafsson
Studio visit with Haegue Yang
Lara Favaretto at Klosterfelde
John Smith at Tanya Leighton Gallery
Vlassis Caniaris at Galerie Giti Nourbakhsch
Tue Greenfort at Johann König
Jessica Rankin and Sara Barker at Carlier | Gebauer
Sofia Hultén at Konrad Fischer Galerie
'Voices from Silence Truths Unveiled by Time' at Galerie Opdahl
'Minimum Maximum' at Zak | Branicka
Ion Grigorescu at Galerija Gregor Podnar
Christian Andersson at Galerie Nordenhake
Simon Dybbroe Møller at Galerie Kamm
João Maria Gusmão & Pedro Paiva at Galerie Kamm
Liam Gillick at Esther Schipper
Franz Ackermann at Neugerriemschneider
Wilhelm Sasnal at Johnen Galerie
Videodrome at Autocenter
All photos: Latitudes | www.lttds.org
DADDY No.3 Fleur du Mal: Kirstine Roepstorff
Mon, Oct 15 2007
Daddy #3 coverMax Andrews contributes with an essay called "Hold the front page gizmo: Kirstine Roepstorff’s Where the world wander – the Road to Excelsior" to the inaugural issue of Fleur du Mal, produced under the auspices of DADDY magazine.
Kirstine Roepstorff's work integrates a variety of content ranging from daily newspapers, scientific journals, political weeklys and other found imagery. Fleur du Mal is a reference book for her source material co-opting the specific experience of reading a luxury women's magazine.
DADDY is available at Printed Matter, Inc. (New York), Art Metropole (Toronto), ICA Bookshop (London), Artwords Bookshop (London), a+m bookstore (Milan), The MOCA Store (Los Angeles), PRO QM (Berlin), and at Peres Projects, Los Angeles Berlin.
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9 June Update: Here is an-Issuu hosted version of the article
