A trans feat. Concha Argüeso_Why not a rhinoceros?
Vitrine U- Bahnhof Kleistpark U-Bahnhof Kleistpark (U9), BerlinWhy not a rhinoceros? Sometimes a good question can be answered calmly. Sometimes the question involves a confrontation and we can only hope that we will be able to come up with something. Lothar Frenz claims in his book "Nashörner. Ein Porträt." that this animal appears again and again in the history of art when […]
A trans feat. Opening Panos Balomenos_ me, myself and I
Vitrine U- Bahnhof Kleistpark U-Bahnhof Kleistpark (U9), BerlinA trans offers a public forum for contemporary discourse and research into cultural paradigms, contemporary lifestyles, and new experimental tendencies in urban practices and identities. The word iconic referred since the 17th century to a picture, it’s representation, or a portrait. Panos Balomenos presents a series of 4 paintings that aim to comment on the […]
Opening A trans feat. Alim Pasht-Han _ yoroi
Vitrine U- Bahnhof Kleistpark U-Bahnhof Kleistpark (U9), BerlinOpening Friday, 18.06.2021 7 PM Exhibition 18.06.2021 – 08.08.2021 Schaufenster 24h Vitrine U - Kleistpark (U7) in 10783 Berlin The artist is present. Please notice, we kindly ask you to accept the recent SARS-CoV-2-Infektionsschutzmaßnahmenverordnung of Berlin. For further information: Facebook: atransorg Instagram: atrans https://www.pasht-han.com Instagram: @alimpashthan The artist Alim Pasht-Han tailors the topic […]
A trans feat. Bettina Weiß_Unter der Sonne (Under the Sun)
Vitrine U- Bahnhof Kleistpark U-Bahnhof Kleistpark (U9), BerlinInvited to approach the themes of myth, world view, utopia, and icons in relation to space and the public sphere in an artistic way, Bettina Weiß has developed a painting installation for the A trans Vitrine. The works are a painterly meditation on the symbolic iconic representation of the sun motif produced for this location. […]
A trans feat. Martin Juef_ZAR-Noturnos
Vitrine U- Bahnhof Kleistpark U-Bahnhof Kleistpark (U9), BerlinMartin Juef’s images at first glance appear somewhat unclear: meticulous drawings look like print products, handmade collages like computer generated images, and blurry photographs like paintings. This ambiguity brings up questions of how the image was made. In this way the images by Martin Juef are poetic in the literal sense, and they conceptualize the […]
