Some images of our exhibition “Noble Surface”, collaborating with Eigen+Art Lab
Artists: Amelie Grözinger and Alex Lebus
Photos by Alex Lebus
Noble Surface – C1’s Exhibition in Collaboration with Eigen+Art Lab presenting Amelie Grözinger and Alex Lebus | 31.5.2017 – 29.7.2017
Noble Surface is an exhibition of CIRCLE1 Gallery in collaboration with Eigen+Art Lab, presenting the artists Amelie Grözinger and Alex Lebus.
When asked in an interview about the construction of reality and how to deal with it, philosopher and physician Heinz von Foerster answered: “Where is reality? Can you show it to me?”
Likewise Amelie Grözinger and Alex Lebus, two artists living in Berlin, question “reality” in their exhibition Noble Surface, which cannot be defined as such and manifests itself in the possibilities of different realities. Continue reading
Gallery Weekend at C1 – Curator’s Tour with Ofir Dor | Saturday 29.4 at 13:00
On the occasion of the upcoming Berlin Gallery Weekend, C1 invites you all to learn about the curating process behind its current exhibition Sing While You’re Burning. Curator and artist Ofir Dor will guide us through the curatorial concept of his group exhibition presenting 12 Israeli painters. During the tour, refreshments will be served.
come and Join us on Saturday 29.4 at 13:00!
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Exhibition View: Sing While You’re Burning – Restless Painting from Israel | 1.4.17 – 20.5.17
Some images of our exhibition Sing While You’re Burning – Restless Painting from Israel, a group exhibition with Shai Azoulay, Guy Ben Ari, Boyan, Ofir Dor, Bar Dvir, Liat Erdberg, Moshe Gershon, Elad Larom, Marik Lechner, Rona Perlman, Rotem Rozenboim and Netally Schlosser. Curated by Ofir Dor
Photos by Yoonhee Kim
Sing While You’re Burning – Restless Painting from Israel | 1.4.17 – 20.5.17
A group exhibition with Shai Azoulay, Guy Ben Ari, Boyan, Ofir Dor, Bar Dvir, Liat Erdberg, Moshe Gershon, Elad Larom, Marik Lechner, Rona Perlman, Rotem Rozenboim and Netally Schlosser. Curated by Ofir Dor
The exhibition features 12 painters from Israel whose work is personal, emotional and somewhat restless. They are engaged in painting that tells a story, paintings that are humanistic in their philosophizing, and they are direct, sincere and simple. Continue reading
Exhibition View: Interference – 20.1.17 – 25.3.17
Some images of our exhibition Interference.
Artists: Vadim Zakharov, Guy Goldstein and Ariel Reichman
Curated by: Drorit Gur Arie
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Ictus* – A Performance Evening by Michel Platnic and Dan Allon | 24.02.17 at 19:00
This one time performance evening featuring Israeli artists and Berlin residents Michel Platnic and Dan Allon, deals with world order of power, war and economic struggle. Having both stems in Israeli provenience, the artists know how violence, war and money have the means of becoming integrated within a routine, and therefore it is only natural they would feel intrigued, attracted and critical of its aesthetics. Both artists will simultaneously perform the two different works to provide a rounded glimpse to a sad, cruel and yet beautiful world.
Interference | 20.1.17 – 25.3.17
Interference is an exhibition of CIRCLE1 Gallery in collaboration with the Petach Tikva Museum of Art in Israel, presenting the artists Vadim Zakharov, Guy Goldstein and Ariel Reichman, curated by Drorit Gur Arie.
Interference is a type of obstacle, an interruption of the usual order of things, a suspension and disruption of continuity. The featured works refer to various aspects of this notion: interruption of logic and orderly action, whether by narrative shifts, temporal deviations, or sound intervals.
Music in the Circle – Fugues, Sonatas and Variations from the 18th Century 21.1.17 at 19:00
We are happy to invite you to the next Music in the Circle concert. The program will include works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Johann Gottlieb Goldberg and more, all played on period instruments.
Hed Yaron-Mayersohn and Tim Willis, baroque violins
Avishai Chameides, baroque viola
Katharina Litschig, cello piccolo
Constance Ricard, baroque cello
Jia Lim, Cembalo
*Free entrance, donations for this concert will be gratefully accepted.
Never Shown on Purpose – Curator’s Tour (5.1) and Finissage (14.1)
Never Shown on Purpose – until 14 Jan. 2017
Thursday, January 5, 2017, 6:30 pm –
Curator’s Tour with Hannah Beck-Mannagetta and Ulrich Vogl as well as individual artists of the exhibition:
During the guided tour individual works will be explained in more detail, but above all the curators and artists will tell about the unfamiliar challenges and the risk with which they have been confronted by the exhibition concept.
Saturday, January 14, 2017, 6:30 pm –
Finissage with performance by Chryssa Tsampazi with Clara and Luise Andrees:
In her performance, “I Have Never Been This Honest”, Chryssa Tsampazi will place herself in the position of each individual artist, as well as the viewer’s point of view on the exhibition.
In doing so, she will also refer to the titles of the individual works. The titles do have a special significance within the exhibition, since they have not only made the artists face the challenge of finding a title for an art work that is not yet meant to be one, but also to find a title that refers to the story behind the object and the reason why the work has never been shown.
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