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Installation view, “Archaic Futures”, 2023
Installation view, “Archaic Futures”, 2023
Anna Bochkova / Jérôme Chazeix / Jacqueline Doyen / Philipp Gufler / Samuel Henne / Nina Maria Küchler / Zoë Claire Miller / Lucas Odahara
Philipp Gufler, „Quilt #37 (Elisarion)“, textiles, screen print, 180x90 cm, courtesy Galerie BQ Berlin
Philipp Gufler, „Quilt #37 (Elisarion)“, textiles, screen print, 180x90 cm, courtesy Galerie BQ Berlin
Jaqueline Doyen, „Liz Taylor“, Steel, leather, 154 x 51 x 24 cm
Jaqueline Doyen, „Liz Taylor“, Steel, leather, 154 x 51 x 24 cm
Samuel Henne, „archive #14“ from „chambers“, Fine Art Print, 24×18 cm
Samuel Henne, „archive #14“ from „chambers“, Fine Art Print, 24×18 cm
Samuel Henne, „untitled #03“ from „chambers“, Fine Art Print, 120×90 cm, wall paper print (variable dimensions)
Samuel Henne, „untitled #03“ from „chambers“, Fine Art Print, 120×90 cm, wall paper print (variable dimensions)
Jérôme Chazeix, „The Mourners“, textiles, stones, sculptures, videoloop with music
Jérôme Chazeix, „The Mourners“, textiles, stones, sculptures, videoloop with music
Jérôme Chazeix, „The Mourners“ (detail)
Jérôme Chazeix, „The Mourners“ (detail)
Philipp Gufler, „Quilt #14 (Johann Joachim Winckelmann)“, textiles, screen print, 180x90 cm, courtesy Galerie BQ Berlin
Philipp Gufler, „Quilt #14 (Johann Joachim Winckelmann)“, textiles, screen print, 180x90 cm, courtesy Galerie BQ Berlin
Philipp Gufler, „Quilt #14 (Johann Joachim Winckelmann)“ (detail), courtesy Galerie BQ Berlin
Philipp Gufler, „Quilt #14 (Johann Joachim Winckelmann)“ (detail), courtesy Galerie BQ Berlin
Installation view, “Archaic Futures”, 2023, in front: Nina Maria Küchler, „Gibellina – La Città Moderne“
Installation view, “Archaic Futures”, 2023, in front: Nina Maria Küchler, „Gibellina – La Città Moderne“
Nina Maria Küchler, „Gibellina – La Città Moderne“, Film, 25 min. runtime, (screen shot)
Nina Maria Küchler, „Gibellina – La Città Moderne“, Film, 25 min. runtime, (screen shot)
Anna Bochkova, „Algorithm of social housing N.1“; „Sculptures of unforgettable past and uncertain future“; „Easy come-easy go“
Anna Bochkova, „Algorithm of social housing N.1“; „Sculptures of unforgettable past and uncertain future“; „Easy come-easy go“
Anna Bochkova, „Sculptures of unforgettable past and uncertain future“, ceramic tiles, wood, plaster, cardboard
Anna Bochkova, „Sculptures of unforgettable past and uncertain future“, ceramic tiles, wood, plaster, cardboard
Anna Bochkova, „Algorithm of social housing N.4 and N.2“, plaster cast, gauze, metal chain, each 24x20x2 cm
Anna Bochkova, „Algorithm of social housing N.4 and N.2“, plaster cast, gauze, metal chain, each 24x20x2 cm
Zoë Claire Miller, „Tintinnabuli Serie (Clitbait)“, glaced ceramics, silver chain
Zoë Claire Miller, „Tintinnabuli Serie (Clitbait)“, glaced ceramics, silver chain
Zoë Claire Miller, „Tintinnabuli Serie (Schlängelschwanz)“, glaced ceramics, silver chain
Zoë Claire Miller, „Tintinnabuli Serie (Schlängelschwanz)“, glaced ceramics, silver chain
Zoë Claire Miller, „Tintinnabuli Serie (Schwanz mit Schwänzen & Löwenbeinen)“, glaced ceramics, silver chain
Zoë Claire Miller, „Tintinnabuli Serie (Schwanz mit Schwänzen & Löwenbeinen)“, glaced ceramics, silver chain
Installation view, “Archaic Futures”, 2023
Installation view, “Archaic Futures”, 2023
Installation view, “Archaic Futures”, 2023, front: Lucas Odahara, „A Desatadora (The Untier)“, 2020–, mixed media, framed, each 42x32 cm
Installation view, “Archaic Futures”, 2023, front: Lucas Odahara, „A Desatadora (The Untier)“, 2020–, mixed media, framed, each 42x32 cm
Lucas Odahara, „A Desatadora (The Untier)“, 2020–, mixed media, framed, 42x32 cm
Lucas Odahara, „A Desatadora (The Untier)“, 2020–, mixed media, framed, 42x32 cm
"Archaic Futures" brings together 8 positions of contemporary art that interrogate art history as their source material: How can this magma of knowledge or images be processed in the present and transported into the future? With a wink and through quotations, the artists engage with history and integrate it into their research, either making it their own or offering a new interpretation. A personal interpretation emerges from these juxtapositions: political, aesthetic, poetic, utopian, futuristic. With works by: Anna Bochkova Jérôme Chazeix Jacqueline Doyen Philipp Gufler Samuel Henne Nina Maria Küchler Zoë Claire Miller Lucas Odahara Curated by Salve Berlin

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