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Painting Space brings together a variety of contemporary artists exploring the materiality of painting and its relationship with space. Existing works sit alongside new commissions created especially for this show, inviting visitors to experience painting both visually and physically.

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with Eva Berendes, Stef Heidhues, Mansour Ciss Kanakassy, Schirin Kretschmann, Justin Time

The show highlights the act of casting as a starting point in observing the constant figure of Diodato's conceptual and sculptural work that is found in some aspects and in changed forms in Kretschmann's site-specific work and in the painting by Stamkopoulos. 

Galleria Mario Iannelli→

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*artists are not working for free

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with Alicja Kwade, Christian Jankowski, Christoph Knecht, Esther Sahel, Daniela&Lara Koch, Gregor Hildebrandt, Jaemin Lee, Johanna Strobel, Michael Sailstorfer, Milen Till, Miriam Ferstl, Nata Togliatti, Peter Kogler, Peter Langenhahn, Schirin Kretschmann, Thomas Bayrle, Thomas Rentmeister, Tornike Abplatze

https://www.kultur-lindau.de/kultur-lindau/details/in-situ-paradise→

Introduction: 01.11.2020, 16h. Dr. Birgit Möckel, Robert Kudielka

Artist Talk: 15.11.2020, 16h

Group Show with Samuel Henne, Schirin Kretschmann, Florian Neufeldt, David Semper, Albert Weis a.o., curated by Dr. Birgit Möckel

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Exhibition with works by Pierre Descamps, Schirin Kretschmann, Cyrill Lachauer, Gerold Miller, Yorgos Stamkopoulos, Stephanie Stein and Lisa Tiemann on the occasion of Berlin Art Week 2020.

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In the exhibition of the artist Max Renke, a choice of works by artists with whom the gallery cooperates is included, thus sharing proximity of investigation and aiming to extend the reflection through further connections.

https://www.marioiannelli.it/exhibitions/max-renkel-score-form-two-heads/→

Artistic perspectives on the potentials of an aimless and dysfunctional urban development. On an area of approx. 5000 square metres, a spatial intervention is being created with the collaboration of 11 artists. The Heiligengeistfeld“ is a large public space in the centre of the Hamburg district of St. Pauli. Three times a year the DOM, the largest Northern German fun fair, takes place there. In between, the area is used for various events from the entertainment sector, but is often transformed into a large construction site to clear explosive ordnance from the Second World War. This results in a unique field of tension between a recreational area with an overabundance of colourful, fast-moving attractions of light entertainment and a working situation in which large heaps of earth and ditches, which are separated from the public but are clearly visible, are created because the past is questioned with diggers and construction machinery. Despite these contrasts, both conditions of the large square illustrate "heaps of time and boredom, abundance and waste" (quote from „Ort des Gegen“, Annette Wehrmann), which we want to address and elaborate. What happens when common processes and planning are being stopped or interrupted. How can improvisation and process gain importance under these circumstances? We are interested to discover some of the potentials of an aimless and dysfunctional urban development.

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Group show, curated by Anna Gille, Philip Loersch, Tim Plamper
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Paula Doepfner, Felix Kiessling, Schirin Kretschmann, Simon Mullan, David Prytz, Antoine Renard

https://www.marioiannelli.it/exhibitions/gathering-the-unpredictable/→