Meditation by the window: Bettina Pousttchi, “Panorama”

“Looking from outside into an open window one never sees as much as when one looks through a closed window.” […] “Perhaps you will say: “Are you sure that your

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Rayyane Tabet: fragments of history, history in fragments

[Fragment, n. : 1. Piece of a thing that’s been broken, shattered. 2. Part of a work whose essence has been lost or has not been composed. Part extracted from

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Reflection on Identity: Iranian Artists at the Pergamon

The first time I moved to Berlin, I went directly to the Pergamon Museum. I had dreams in my head. Dreams about the Ishtar Gate and the Mshatta Hall. The first

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Enzo Certa, au bal masqué

Si la peinture d’Enzo Certa était une musique, elle serait un mélange des plus pointu combinant opéra italien classique et rythme endiablé de la Compagnie créole. Elle s’écouterait alors très

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THE POETIC OF A LUGGAGE ROOM

Around the old tempel People dance everyday, they sing, they celebrate joyfully. Little fires are lightened to keep the giant warm. And he opens secretly his doors, which are not

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Jonathan Monk: Artist or Curator?

« Quand l’artiste pense l’exposition comme un médium et prend en compte la salle, l’invitation, le titre, le temps, tous ces éléments, il est peut-être plus curatorial que quand il s’inscrit

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Hayden Fowler, “Broken Romance”

On the back The clouds The stars The biggest. The farest. On the belly The smallest. Insects grass And drewdrops To lay in the grass means to perceive elements of

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4 p.m. in Berlin. It is the end of October and the winter is coming already: the sun is almost setting. I meet the twilight also behind the door I

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“WE ARE NOT YOUR DEMOISELLES”, CANDICE BREITZ

A long, narrow corridor opens before my eyes. Scattered sounds emerge: singing, talking? Nothing recognizable so far. My eyes are attracted by a screen with lips jumping out of it.

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