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Stéphane Bauer |
| Zorka Lednarova | |
| Caroline Lund | |
| Doreen Mende | |
| Shaheen Merali | |
| Christoph Tannert |
Images
| Christoph Tannert |
president of Künstlerhaus Bethanien
| 1 | Anny
& Sibel
Öztürk |
References | Graffiti |
| 2 | Rey Akdogan | Waiting Room | Installation 160x70x10 cm |
| 3 | Gregor Hildebrandt | H.Kneef (für mich soll’s rote Rosen regnen) | Painting, mixed media on canvas 288x432cm |
| 4 | Banu Birecikligil | Political Paintings | 9 Paintings, oil on canvas 35x45 cm each |
| 5 | Banu Birecikligil | Tankstelle | Painting, oil on canvas 24x18 |
| 6 | Costa Vece | Wall paper | |
| 7 | Costa Vece | Look back in anger | Wall paper |
| 8 | Canan Senol | Nisa-i | Book & Video installation 24x13x33 cm(33 pages) & two monitors |
| 9 | Nalan Yirtmac | Graffiti series | As slide show |
Exhibition concept:
In pop and art
pop and art are more sought after than ever. Quotations in word, sound
and image range from Abba to Dada. Pop music no longer is a reaction to
reality, but to an image of reality processed by the mass media, to which
it reacts itself in the ways of the mass media.
At the core of the artistic positions I chose is the question by which
aesthetical strategies artists currently react to the processes of transformation
from subversion to utopian ideal to counterculture to marketable art to
filing in art history to recording in archives to the neutralization of
signs – purely formal and without pity.
