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Spike editor Isabella Zamboni picks the six most vibrant shows from Gallery Weekend Berlin 2023. Home ghosts, Kurdish ropes, watery half animals, too-blue eyes, Neapolitan satyrs, hysterical bureaucrats: Indulge in the capital’s most spirited visions.
On Thursday 27 April at Spike Berlin, our third panel with Tezos on art and new digital technologies unpacks Web3 as an economic structure, a sphere of knowledge, and a mode of governance.
The first installment of Spike’s new criticitism format Five-Star Review is a roundup of Gallery Weekend Berlin 2022. Here we judge Trisha Donnelly at Galerie Buchholz.
The first installment of Spike’s new criticitism format Five-Star Review is a roundup of Gallery Weekend Berlin 2022. Here we judge Joan Joans at Heidi Gallery.
A weekend so nice, they held it twice. This year, Berlin’s galleries rallied for a second, autumnal edition of the exhibition series, with several outposts sharing a thematic focus on new discoveries. Spike editor Isabella Zamboni, a newly-minted Berlin transplant by way of Milan, honed her sense of direction by exploring Gallery Weekend 2021.
(1 ) Cemile Sahin, "Bad People, Bad News", 2021 (Photo by Andrea Rossetti, Courtesy the artist and Esther Schipper, Berlin; (2) Cudelice Brazelton IV, "Incomplete Burglar", 2020 (Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Barbara Weiss, Berlin); (3) Daniel Hölzl, "ZEITFENSTER, cycle no. four", 2020 (Courtesy the artist); (4) Nuri Koerfer, "Thron", 2020 (Courtesy the artist); (5) Mara Wohnhaas, "Rekommandeur (work in progress)" (BQ, Berlin); (6) Jonas Roßmeißl, "Widerstandsreduzierter Körper in Polierstufe 8" (Credit: Paul Razlaf)
Swiss curators Tenzing Barshee and Fabrice Stroun talk about the ideological implications of Jana Eulers work and the unique place it occupies within the field of figurative painting.