Online Exhibition
As part of the curatorial team of the New Media Gallery (INMG) I have been involved in the conception of an online exhibition. I am happy to announce that it Continue reading
As part of the curatorial team of the New Media Gallery (INMG) I have been involved in the conception of an online exhibition. I am happy to announce that it Continue reading
After a long (study-induced) hiatus from blogging I am back with my recommendations for two very different exhibitions you should definitely go see this month. Souzou – Outsider Art from Continue reading
The exhibition “The Bride and the Bachelors: Duchamp with Cage, Cunningham, Rauschenberg and Johns” at the Barbican is well worth a visit! The Bride and the Bachelors was the first Continue reading
Opening tomorrow 23rd of March 2013 is the new David Bowie exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum. I have been anxiously waiting to see this show since my friend, Continue reading
This past week has been filled with uni-work for me (and it’s still not over. I’m just taking some cheeky time off to write this post). Sitting at my desk, Continue reading
Coming from a country with an extensive bread-culture (aka Germany), I am somewhat of a snob when it comes to baked goods. I like my bread crusty and seedy, and Continue reading
In his home country, German artist Kurt Schwitters (1887-1948) is probably best known for his association with the Dada movement, his ‘Merzbilder’ and the incredible architectural construction, the ‘Merzbau’, that Continue reading
At the beginning of this week I went on a 3 day city-trip to Copenhagen. Even though there was snow, cold winds and a freezing 15 degrees difference to London, Continue reading
How often do you hear about a performance, a lecture or a recording and there is nothing on the internet besides the odd youtube snippet? This tends to happen to Continue reading
If you live in London and are interested in art and co. you sooner or later realize that it’s hard to keep up with everything that’s happening (in the artworld) Continue reading