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until 01.06. | #4244ARTatBerlin | alexander levy shows from 26. April the exhibition Grenzen der Intelligenzen by the artist Julius von Bismarck. In his practice, Julius von Bismarck challenges our habits of perceiving and appropriating the world. His works are characterised by an in-depth exploration of the physical conditions of existence on our planet, with […]
read moreuntil 21.12. | #0957ARTatBerlin | The gallery alexander levy shows from 9th December 2016 the exhibition “Calle 22” by the artist Julius von Bismarck. Calle 22 is Julius von Bismarck’s documentation of the street of the same name in Bogota, Colombia. With a high-speed camera and a spotlight he shoots over 2500 frames per second during a […]
read moreuntil 11.06. | #0538ARTatBerlin | The gallery alexander levy currently shows the exhibition “Approximately 3 Dimensions” by the artist Julius von Bismarck. Vernissage: Friday, 29th April 2016, 6 – 9 p.m. Exhibition period: Friday, 29th April to Saturday, 11th June 2016 [maxbutton id=”44″] Image caption: Julius von Bismarck, Self-Revolving Torus, sketch Exhibition Julius von Bismarck – alexander levy – Kunst in […]
read moreuntil 28.03. | #4180ARTatBerlin | alexander levy is currently showing the group exhibition Heavy Water. Participating artists : Diana Akoto-Yip, Justin Barton and Mark Fisher, Julius von Bismarck, Stephanie Comilang, Jessica Edwards and Nik Nowak, Steve Goodman (aka Kode9), Ayesha Hameed, Fabian Knecht, Mischa Leinkauf, Ella Littwitz, The Otolith Group, Su Yu Hsin (and Angela Goh) […]
read moreuntil 11.02. | #1008ARTatBerlin | Sexauer Gallery presents from 21th January 2017 the group exhibition “SMALL – an exploration of miniature “. With the artists: Tjorg Douglas Beer, Dirk Bell, Julius von Bismarck, Fritz Bornstück, Carla Chan, Su Hwan Choi, Jeff Cowen, Zuzanna Czebatul, Björn Dahlem, Roger Eberhard, Martin Eder, Janine Eggert & Philipp Ricklefs, Yassir Ali Eldalaty, Lorenz […]
read moreuntil 30.08. | #0118ARTatBerlin | KUNST WERKE BERLIN e.V. / KW Institute for Contemporary Art shows the group exhibition FIRE AND FORGET. ON VIOLENCE (14th June – 30th August 2015). “Fire and forget” comes from military jargon, and is a term for weapons systems that are no longer used in direct combat with an enemy but […]
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