#hamburger bahnhoff

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Hanne Darboven

Hamburger Bahnhoff, Berlin

Really effective and interesting piece of work - A mass grid of framed pieces of work; photos and code-like images - surrounding vitrines encasing stacks of papers containing more information. I find the display of the work - its ordered, precise, formulaic + archival style really appealing, along with the graph paper images with curious coding written on them. I found this interesting most of all as it is relevant to my own practice in the way that recording findings, often through coding is of paramount importance to the development of my work. This is what these images make me think of - a document/record/coding of some sort. I like how through framing and presenting on the wall in mass they become a piece in their own right.

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Josephy Beyus

Hamburger bahnhoff, Berlin

Really interesting works - Look exactly like lenghts of rock, with perfect circular outlines carved in on one end. I find the relationship between the jagged, imperfect edge of rock and the perfect circle an interesting juxtaposition. Another interesting element to this work is the fact that the pieces or 'rock' are  resting on bits of pallette.. normally a material used for storage and transportation, but in this case chosen as a worthy display mechanism.

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Nasan Tur "Berlin Says..." in "Wall Works" at the Hamburger Bahnhoff

Nasan Tur‘s installation at the Hamburger Bahnhoff’s “Wall Works” shows a large wall so full of spray painted words that it is a dappled solid red. Paint cans strewn across the gallery floor. It took a lot of words, time, and paint to fill this wall up. There’s a video of the execution of the installation. The words have been gratified before.. from different people and artists around Berlin.…

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