Ben De Biel at Fenster61
Ben De Biel’s photographs from the early 90s are part of the wonderful book Berlin Wonderland published by bobsairport. A few of them are now on display at Fenster61 – most of them were taken in the neighbourhood.
Christian Demarco at Fenster61
The new exhibition at Fenster61, Torstr. 61, Berlin, is by Christian Demarco: Mein Deutsch ist ein bisschen schlecht. In the window and online.
Katja Haustein at Fenster61
A very personal Cops and Robbers story from an East Berliner childhood is on display at Fenster61 at the moment. Katja Haustein’s series can also been seen online.
Silke Schwarz at Fenster61
Personal space is like a protective shield that allows people to explore and express their personalities. People must be able to individualize spaces to make them their own. “17 m2 – Waiting for Home” is a series of permanent records of the temporary, of what is probably the highest possible degree of individualization within standardized and homogenized spaces. These works depict provisional arrangements in homes for asylum seekers, arrangements that for many of these people continue to be provisional and temporary for several months, and for most of them for years. Personal effects, photographs and other items provide glimpses into the countries of origin and the cultures of those living in these homes and inject some individuality into these otherwise stark and sterile spaces.
– press text for Silke Schwarz’ exhibition “17qm – Warten auf Heimat” at Fenster61.
Lutz Matschke at Fenster61
Lutz Matschke ist exhibiting at Fenster61. What, when, how long?
Robert Herrmann at Fenster61
FENSTER61’s first exhibition in 2014: Robert Herrmann “Monotony”. In the window until Feb 11 and here on FENSTER61’s website.