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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Acquired Stardust
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JBB: An Artblog!
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HYEHYEON KWON – MOVABLE POINT solo exhibition
October 12th-16th, 2021, Tuesday – Saturday, 14 – 19 h SomoS, Kottbusser Damm 95, 1.0G, 10967 Berlin (U8 – Schönleinstraße) Defamiliarizing Berlin, Dot by Dot – South Korean Artist Hyehyeon Kwon invites Berliners to look at the city through outsider’s eyes in her solo exhibition “Movable Point” at SomoS.
Link to the exhibition page: https://www.somos-arts.org/hyehyeon-kwon-movable-point/
Carlos Pesudo, "Berlin", 185 x 150 cm, oil on canvas, 2021.
SomoS Artist-in-Residence summer 2021, Carlos Pesudo (b. 1992, Castellón, Spain), is a Madrid based visual artist working in painting, video, and installation. Aesthetically and philosophically referencing the legacies of Spanish Informel, Abstract Expressionism, and Zero, Pesudo connects these art-historical traditions with contemporary influences.
For more info visit: somos.media/p8
Serge Serum - J'aimerais Que ca Dure Plus Longtemps, 2019, Oil paint, pastels, spray paint on canvas, 295x206cm / 116x81in
Serge Serum is an Artist-in-Residence at SomoS Arts Berlin, creating vibrant psychological portraits and figurative mixed-media paintings buzzing with nervous energy and visual inventions.
SomoS Berlin Virtual Artist Residency is an online seminar that seeks to positively accompany the participating artist’s work progress, providing input, support and visibility while creating a stimulating community.
Live-stream by artist group DIE KETTE.
KETTENKARUSSEL - 2-day Virual Exhibition / Artist Talks / /Music / Performances. December 18 and 19 2020, 8pm
The Digitalia exhibition with Rah Eleh and Joshua Vettivelu was developed by Indo-Canadian curator Noor Bhangu during a Curatorial Residency at SomoS in 2020. "Digitalia" invites us to look at "the ways in which the digital, marginal, and genital intersect." Image: Joshua Vettivelu’s "there is no difference between nothing and everything when the distance you have built to cope becomes the world"
In SomoS 2020 RE-visited exhibition artists Karon Nilzén, Carlos Herraiz, and Marguerite Harris present works made in SomoS. Sculpture by Karon Nilzén, from the series "Time Hurts the Place", 2020
In the REvisited exhibition, Karon Nilzén, Carlos Herraiz and Marguerite Harris show sculpture, light-art, video, photography and painting.
August 26th – 28th 2020, SomoS resident artists Karon Nilzén, Carlos Herraiz, and Marguerite Harris present their latest work during the REvisited group exhibition; an installation combining fabric and metal sculptures, light installation, video works, photography, and painting. A shared tread involving memory and rediscovery unites the presented works. Be it the journey – sentimental or stylistic – to a former era or earlier version of oneself; the re-appropriation of outdated media; the love of the aged, the decayed and the discarded; or the reclaiming of the ideals and expressions of past art- and social movements.
In her art project "How does it feel?," artist Hannah Santana invites patients to paint on hospital gowns; to use them as canvas to express their emotions.
Artist Hannah Santana’s “How Does it Feel?” is a selection of hospital gowns customized by patients themselves, sharing with the viewer their very personal experience with illness.
Interview with Spanish artist Carlos Herraiz, held in Spring 2020 as part of SomoS Berlin Virtual Artist Residency Program.
Credits: Artist - Carlos Herraiz / Interview & Editing - Guillem Delás / Music - Yung Logos / Produced by SomoS Art House 2020
South-Korean artist Jiyeon Kim conceived her Meme Paintings in early 2020 during her Berlin artist residency. These collage-style paintings are the result of an extensive composition process that combines acrylic-painted fragments with digital parts that have been printed and pasted to the canvas. Hear the artist talk about her career, her works and her elaborate artistic process.
Credits: Artist - Jiyeon Kim / Interviewer - Paulus Fugers / Editing - Guillem Dels / Music - Ricardo Ferreira
Produced by SomoS Art House 2020
In this 2020 SomoS Artist Interview, Uruguayan painter Emi Brener talks about intimacy and vulnerability; integrating embroidery and painting; and working in Berlin as SomoS Artist-in-Residence.
Interview: Paulus Fugers / Editing: Carlos Vivero / Music: Ricardo Ferreira
Queer art from Uruguay is presented in Emi Brener's exhibition of painting and embroidery "Under the Skin," opening March 24th 2020 at SomoS Arts Berlin.
Manami Uetake - Imagining Something Unknown (Excerpt)
Tokyo-based Japanese artist Manami Uetake works within the mediums of photography, video, sound and text. Her work deals with individual and collective trauma, and how its memory is processed both personally and publicly.
I was super crazy happy in Berlin as working by an artist. My soul is still living there. OMG, I miss it.
Previous Korean Artist-In-Residence Berry Kim continues her video work about Berlin after returning home. Visit her youtube channel BERRYLAND TV for more videos!
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Today we’re reminiscing back to the first exhibition of the year at SomoS with Belgian artist Jan Verbruggen’s solo exhibition titled ‘Thesauros, The Treasury. Verbruggen’s installation created a platform where viewers curated the sizeable collection of paintings into a cohesive and concise display. While in one sense an overload for the viewer, this process was also relieving: “In this digital era where images are generally archived to be browsed on a screen, it’s liberating to touch, feel, smell and interact with the paintings of Jan Verbruggen. “Thesauros, The Treasury” gave the spectator a tactile experience that brought us to the core of painting.”
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