What I wouldn’t give to move into Helmut Newton’s universe…*dreaming*. Just for one day.
But I’ll have to settle for the book. And the exhibition that runs until November.




What I wouldn’t give to move into Helmut Newton’s universe…*dreaming*. Just for one day.
But I’ll have to settle for the book. And the exhibition that runs until November.




Anybody with the slightest interest in photography should have been/regularly go to Camera Work. One of the most important photo galleries in Berlin.
Legendary Herb Ritts is on show until July 9th. An artist who is an absolutely must-see for 80′es/90′es freak like me.





On show in Berlin until May 15th. German/American multi artist Lyonel Feiniger. Paintings, drawings, photos. A must-see.






If you don’t just want to connect a bit of history to the pretty paintings at Eastside Gallery but to learn more about the Berlin Wall you should go to Gedenkstätte Berliner Mauer.
The whole area has been going through an re-construction process (ending 2011) with especially the outdoor exhibition being extended.
On Tuesday the Visitor Center is showing a movie portraying five people traumatized from spending in Stasi prison. “Gesicht zur Wand”. Starts at 19.30. Free entrance!





Quote from Saturday’s Mind the Box. Note to self.








If you’re thinking about getting out of the city this weekend, here’s your destination: Art Biesenthal. Located about 25 km north of Berlin.



I’m so fascinated by the contrast between the facade and backside of this small mansion! Every year they host the art event Inkonstruktion. Tomorrow is the opening, 14:00 – 22:00 with barbecue and music.
Artists:
Robert Barta, Michel de Broin, Thorsten Brinkmann, Andreas Gehrke, Franziska Cordes, Martin Flemming, Gregor Hildebrandt, Michael Kalki, Markus Keibel, Katja Kollowa, Alexej Meschtschanow, Ingo Mittelstaedt, Yudi Noor, Michael Sailstorfer, Rainer Sioda, Peter Welz
If you can’t make it tomorrow, go on
11.07 + 18.07, 12.00 – 17.00
25.07, 14.00 – 20.00
Finissage: 01.08, 14.00 – 20.00
Find more info on the website.
My friend Sanna just released her super groovy EP Flowerhead exclusively on vinyl (300 copies, hurry up!)
The supernatural illustration on the cover was made by German artist Olaf Hajek who is currently doing an exhibition at Johanssen Gallery here in Berlin.
Your checklist:
1. Listen to Flowerheads on Sanna’s myspace profile.
2. Stop by Johanssen Gallery before July 20th to see Olaf’s beautiful, imaginative and spiritual work.
EP

Olaf


Vernissage and acoustic concert tonight at West Berlin Gallery ! More info HERE
Doors open 19:00, concert begins at 20:30

Work by Berlin photographer Kareen Kittelmann on show: “Working Class Heroes” & “Die Badenden”
Afterwards, opening party with schwizz DJ-Team Bo. At Bergstübl

On Monday at 19:00 film critic Bert Rebhandl talks to Phil Collins (the artist behind the indoor cinema) about his work, about the exhibition at Temporäre Kunsthalle and about the history of drive-in cinemas (in English).
After the talk DJ Barry Burns (Berlin/Glasgow) will play a theme he composed for the Auto-Kino! trailer followed by a set of “naive positivism” (which is apparently electro, italo and other danceable sounds) at Montags Bar.
Free admission!

I probably mentioned before, that I’m not much of a museum goer BUT maybe some of you readers are.
When I come to think of it, this is probably a good opportunity for me to overcome my phobias towards museums.
This Saturday is the 26. long night of the museums. Venues accross Berlin are open from 18:00 – 02:00, presenting special exhibitions, guided tours and various events.
More information HERE.

Photo: Daniel Liebeskind‘s Jewish Museum