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WORLDING IT OTHERWISE OR ELSE

Beth Collar
Stephanie Comilang
Magdalena Los
Anna M. Szaflarski

[Foto] Marlene Burz

Opening
02/14/2019, 7pm

Welcome

Dr. Ute Müller-Tischler
Head of Department Art and Culture

About the exhibition
Marie-Christin Lender and
Christopher Weickenmeier

Exhibition
02/15/19 – 05/05/19

03/22/2019, 7pm
Book Launch

″Bärenzwinger Berlin | Traces – Architectures – Projections″


04/10/2019, 7pm
TheoryWednesday

Film Screening »Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival« Fabrizio Terranova
Welcome and Discussion with Isabel de Sena


04/28/2019, 3 + 5pm
Gallery Weekend Special

Performance »Der Prolog Akt 2«
Aran Kleebaur and Liesa Sophie Harzer


»Worlding It Otherwise or Else« explores how artistic work works.

Beyond the material conditions of production, artists may invent their own set of conditions and relations through which their work is rendered working.

And those circumstances are no less real, significant, or material for that matter.

Taking this supposed paradox as a starting point, the group exhibition assembles four artists that each in their own way define laws, narratives, and forces – effectively putting worlds into practice, making things visible that are there and that are not.

Exhibition & events curated by
Marie-Christin Lender,
Christopher Weickenmeier
Evelyn Gregel, Nandita Vasanta

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Beth Collar

Beth Collar is an artist working predominantly in performance and sculpture or in the shared ground between them. She was born in Cambridge, England in 1984. Recent solo projects have been at Mathew Gallery, New York; Primary, Nottingham and Matt’s Gallery, London, 2018; Standpoint, London, 2017 and at Fig 2, ICA, London, 2015. Recent group shows and performances have been at Sans Titre, Paris; Cafe Oto, London; Kunstverein München; Kunstraum, London, 2017; Glasgow Women’s Library, Glasgow; Freud Museum, London; KW, Berlin, 2016; Cubitt, London; Rijksakademie, Amsterdam; Raven Row, London; the Serpentine Galleries, London; She was recipient of the Mark Tanner Sculpture Award 2016/17.

Stephanie Comilang

Stephanie Comilang lives and works between Toronto and Berlin. She received her BFA from Ontario College of Art & Design. Her documen-tary-based works create narratives that look at how our understandings of mobility, capital and labour on a global scale are shaped through various cultural and social factors. Her work has been shown at Ghost: 2561 Bangkok Triennale, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Asia Art Archive in America New York, and SALTS Basel.

Magdalena Los

Magdalena Los (*in Jastrzębie-Zdrój, PL) lives and works in Hamburg and Cologne. Her Zodiac sign is pisces, in the dog horoscope after D. R. Otalora she is a dalmatian. In her work she combines objects, performance, editions and text. Her main quality is mutability, which makes her hard to pin down. As a passionate storyteller she likes giving people what they want, but not what they thought they wanted. Her work has been shown in the Kunstverein Hamburg, Kunstverein Harburger Bahnhof, Große Kunstschau Worpswede, and in a lot of spaces under the radar in Germany, Poland, London and Italy.

Anna M. Szaflarski

Anna M. Szaflarski’s works in illustration, narrative writing and sculpture reference themes related to psychedelic, surreal, supernatural, and feminist science fiction that questions the purpose and potential of the female body. In her work she combines objects, performance, editions and text. Her main quality is mutability, which makes her hard to pin down.

Recent projects include exhibitions at the Vernacular Institute in Mexico City, and Ashley Berlin, and publication projects such as her collection of essays in Letters to the Editors (2015). She is currently working on an upcoming collection of texts and illustrations to be published in the summer of 2019 (Bom Dia Boa Tarde Boa Noite & AKV Berlin).