EXHIBITIONS
Buildering : Misbehaving the City
...Cincinnati (US), 2014 - Houston (US), 2014
Subject
Nijmegen (NL),
2014
NY-LUX
Luxembourg (LU),
2014
Shots
Nancy (FR),
2013
Eldadoro
Maximum Strasbourg (FR),
2013
Horsd'oeuvre collection
...Annemasse (FR), 2011 - Dijon (FR), 2012
...Lyon (FR), 2013 - La Motte-Servolex (FR), 2014
Rubbing
Glances #3 Nancy (FR),
2011
infra
muros Grenoble (FR),
2011
Celebration
Berlin (DE),
2010
Géométrie
Inversée
Marseille (FR),
2010
PUBLICATIONS
Paysages Variations 2014
Alum 2014
NY-LUX 2014
Art & architecture 2013
Une
décennie Octave Cowbell 2012
Edward
Steichen Award 2011
The
German Wall 2011
Maisons
en kit 2011
Rubbing
Glances #2 2011
Issue
: Land 2010
5
ans de la Galerie HO 2010
Skulpturenpark
2010
Urban
Interventions 2010
Space
thinks 2009
Spacecraft
2 2009
Interventions
en territoires flottants 2008
EVENTS
Subject - Gesprek Nijmegen (NL), 2014
L'envers de la ville Dijon (FR), 2014
A l'intérieur de la ville Nancy (FR), 2013
Manèges : Paysage urbain Versailles (FR), 2012
Good
Game Aix-en-Provence (FR),
2010
November 19, 2010
SKULPTURENPARK BERLIN_ZENTRUM
KUNSTrePUBLIK e.V. : Matthias Einhoff, Philip Horst, Markus Lohmann, Harry Sachs and Daniel Seiple
Texts : Martin Conrads, Andrej Holm, Rodney LaTourelle and Matteo Pasquinelli...
Participating artists and curators: Ayreen Anastas / Rene Gabri, Marius Babias, Etienne Boulanger, Simon Faithfull, Wiebke Grösch / Frank Metzger, Eva Hertzsch & Adam Page, So. a Hultén, Daniel Knorr, Stephen Kovats, Folke Köbberling / Martin Kaltwasser, Gergely Laszlo, Hajnal Németh, Edit Molnár, Angela Melitopoulos, Kai Schiemenz, Katarina Sévic, Adam Sutherland, Pelin Tan, Tim Voss…
Editing : Susanne Schröder
Graphic design : Maike Fraas
bilingual english / german - 367 pages - 22,5 x 27 cm
ISBN : 978-3-86560-835-2
Editions Walther König, Köln
October 2010
24 euros
Skulpturenpark is a KUNSTrePUBLIK’s project started in late 2006.
The park itself is
located to the southwest of Alexanderplatz, just where the districts of
Berlin-Mitte and Kreuzberg come together. It is a real urban wasteland,
part of which was formerly the ‘Mauerstreifen’, the
military zone on the Eastern side of the Berlin Wall, which has been left
vacant since the fall of the wall. The history of this area and the vast
space of open lots provides perfect ground for various socio-cultural
activities and art projects.
Skulpturenpark Berlin_Zentrum is not interested in merely placing
objects onto an already cultivated space, but rather views sculpture as
a process that has the potential to reveal and critique the social, historical,
and structural contexts provided by the site.
Over the years many different artists have been invited to create site-specific works that deal with all its social, political and geographical relationships. The book chronicles the site and project’s history, through 450 photographs and illustrations, as well as interviews and critical essays from contributing artists and curators.
More information > www.skulpturenpark.org
