Kolja Kugler is a native Berlin Artist. In the early nineties Kolja collaborated with The Mutoid Waste Company. They lived, worked and exhibited on the former cold war frontline, Potsdamer Platz, Berlin.
One of the most recognized works of this time is “The Lost Tribe of Mig”- project, an immense installation in the city centre of a Mig 21 fighter plan flying out of a four story building. (mehr …)
GLUE @Schau-Fenster, Lobeckstrasse 30, Berlin
Freitag, 24.06.2011, ab 20:00
kuratiert von DAG
over and out
Über lange Distanzen( und nicht Sprünge) wird hier hoch konzentriert gearbeitet. In den sieben Positionen versammeln sich Aufbruch und Rückzug. Klar! geordnete Flugbahnen auf denen sich deren Arbeiten bewegen, mehr oder weniger tief ausgetreten, abgerutscht und abgelehnt, sich selbst zu wiederholen … (mehr …)
Uta Eisenreich just forwarded this project and we would like you to support the initiative Artbomb, an art intervention that expresses the resistance of artists against major cutbacks in cultural funding in The Netherlands and worldwide.
Ryoji Ikeda – Transfinite 7347 from watz on Vimeo.
Ryoji Ikeda – The Transfinite, installation at Park Avenue Armory, New York.
When our friend roboteralarm!’s got some spare time on his hands, he cooks up awesome apps like c64yourself – which sends your pictures straight back to 1982. gorgeous. now go and have fun tryin‘ it out for yourself!!!
I like almost still videos, it’s like adding an other dimension to a photographic portrait, streching the act of taking a picture in time. „L’Enfer“ by Henri-Georges Clouzot is a never finished psychedelic experiment in lighting and movie techniques literally starring a wonderful Romy Schneider.
A familiar project is the first officially published DVD by Andy Warhol „13 Most Beautiful… Songs for Andy Warhol’s Screen Tests“. You can watch Lou Reed drinking a coke and some girl toothbrushing. Warhol shot around 500 portraits and the original material was around two minutes each and was stretched to five minutes in slow motion. (mehr …)