BcmA

13/05/2022

Last weekend to see the solo exhibition of Canadian artist VALERIE POTVIN: LE MIROIR

Valérie Potvin lives and works in Quebec City, Canada. She pursues a multidisciplinary practice consisting of sculptural installation, public art and video. She holds a Bachelor in Fine Art and an Interdisciplinary Master in Art degree from Laval University. Her masters studies were funded by the The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, the Fond de recherche société et culture of Quebec and the Fondation J.A. DeSève from Laval University. Her works have been exhibited, for example, at The Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, Canada, at SESC Pinheiros in São Paulo, Brazil and at Cameron Art Museum in Wilmington, North Carolina, US.

Artist @valeriepotvinsculpture
Curator @claudia_emde / @emde_agency

Saturday 12-6pm
Finissage Sunday 12-5pm

08/05/2022

VALÉRIE POTVIN: LE MIROIR

The title, The Mirror, evokes the power to reflect on truth, self-knowledge, as well as illusion and appearance, dreams and the unconscious, shame or vanity. The understanding of what a mirror is is ambiguous and multiple. These qualities underline the concept of undecidability in Valérie Potvin’s work. This notion brings out poetry and increases the capacity of hospitality of sensitive subjects. It also enables the viewer to appreciate the artwork according to his or her knowledge of the world.

We would like to acknowledge the support of the @canada.council through the component Concept to Realization from the program Explore and Create. We also thank the Québec Government Office in Berlin for its support.

Finissage: May 15 at 12pm

Opening hours: Thursday and Friday from 5pm - 8pm, Saturday and Sunday from 12pm - 6pm.

@bcma_berlin, Manteuffelstr. 42, 10997, Berlin

Artist @valeriepotvinsculpture
Curated by @claudia_emde/ @emde_agency

08/05/2022

VALÉRIE POTVIN: LE MIROIR

Curated by @claudia_emde / @emde_agency

The title, The Mirror, evokes the power to reflect on truth, self-knowledge, as well as illusion and appearance, dreams and the unconscious, shame or vanity. The understanding of what a mirror is is ambiguous and multiple. These qualities underline the concept of undecidability in Valérie Potvin’s work. This notion brings out poetry and increases the capacity of hospitality of sensitive subjects. It also enables the viewer to appreciate the artwork according to his or her knowledge of the world.

We would like to acknowledge the support of the @canada.council through the component Concept to Realization from the program Explore and Create. We also thank the Québec Government Office in Berlin for its support.

Finissage: May 15 at 12pm

Opening hours: Thursday and Friday from 5pm - 8pm, Saturday and Sunday from 12pm - 6pm.

@bcma_berlin, Manteuffelstr. 42, 10997, Berlin

Artist @valeriepotvinsculpture
#bcma_berlin #valeriepotvin

08/05/2022

Current exhibition till May 15tH
VALÉRIE POTVIN: LE MIROIR

The title, The Mirror, evokes the power to reflect on truth, self-knowledge, as well as illusion and appearance, dreams and the unconscious, shame or vanity. The understanding of what a mirror is is ambiguous and multiple. These qualities underline the concept of undecidability in Valérie Potvin’s work. This notion brings out poetry and increases the capacity of hospitality of sensitive subjects. It also enables the viewer to appreciate the artwork according to his or her knowledge of the world.

We would like to acknowledge the support of the @canada.council through the component Concept to Realization from the program Explore and Create. We also thank the Québec Government Office in Berlin for its support.

Finissage: May 15 at 12pm

Opening hours: Thursday and Friday from 5pm - 8pm, Saturday and Sunday from 12pm - 6pm.

@bcma_berlin, Manteuffelstr. 42, 10997, Berlin

Artist @valeriepotvinsculpture
Curated by @claudia_emde/ @emde_agency

05/05/2022

VALÉRIE POTVIN: LE MIROIR

The current pandemic has exacerbated social problems and plunged humanity into the heart of its vulnerability. For the artist, this ordeal, coupled with an impending ecological crisis and now another war, are part of an unprecedented mental overload. Valérie Potvin’s work is therefore not only an allegorical reflection of this challenging period, but also of the capacity to move forward in spite of the uncertainty.

We would like to acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts through the component Concept to Realization from the program Explore and Create. We also thank the Québec Government Office in Berlin for its support.

Finissage: May 15 at 12pm

Opening hours: Thursday and Friday from 5pm - 8pm, Saturday and Sunday from 12pm - 6pm.

Artist @valeriepotvinsculpture
Curated @claudia_emde / @emde_agency

📍Manteuffelstr. 42, 10097 Berlin

05/05/2022

💥 Open today: 5-8PM 💥
VALÉRIE POTVIN: LE MIROIR

The title, The Mirror, evokes the power to reflect on truth, self-knowledge, as well as illusion and appearance, dreams and the unconscious, shame or vanity. The understanding of what a mirror is is ambiguous and multiple. These qualities underline the concept of undecidability in Valérie Potvin’s work. This notion brings out poetry and increases the capacity of hospitality of sensitive subjects. It also enables the viewer to appreciate the artwork according to his or her knowledge of the world.

We would like to acknowledge the support of the @canada.council through the component Concept to Realization from the program Explore and Create. We also thank the Québec Government Office in Berlin for its support.

Finissage: May 15 at 12pm

Opening hours: Thursday and Friday from 5pm - 8pm, Saturday and Sunday from 12pm - 6pm.

@bcma_berlin, Manteuffelstr. 42, 10997, Berlin

Artist @valeriepotvinsculpture
Curated by @claudia_emde/ @emde_agency

29/04/2022

Meet the artist VALERIE POTVIN: LE MIROIR

👉 Saturday April 30 from 12 to 6pm
BcmA, Manteuffelstr 42, 10997, Berlin
#GalleryWeekendBerlin

19/04/2022

Opening tomorrow April 20th at 6PM

VERNISSAGE | VALÉRIE POTVIN : LE MIROIR

18/04/2022

The Week April 18–24, 2022 | Berlin Art Link

Join us on April 20th at 6PM for the solo exhibition of Canadian artist Valérie Potvin : LE MIROIR

Thank you Berlin Art Link for the feature.

https://bcma.gallery/exhibition-le-miroir-by-valerie-potvin/

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18/04/2022

The Week April 18–24, 2022 | Berlin Art Link

The Week April 18–24, 2022 | Berlin Art Link

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31/12/2021

‼️ Retrospective of @janineeggert sculpture part of BcmA last year's group exhibition "The Secret is to keep going" ⁠!!
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Janine Eggert is an artist who creates sculptures and installations, involving a wide range of industrial materials and industrial techniques.

#contemporarysculpture #exhibit #artgallery

29/12/2021

⚠️Retrospective of “The secret is to keep going” exhibition from July 2020 at #bcmaberlin🎨

Retrospective👈🏻
Mathias Hornung - digital melt, 2020, wooden relief, birch multi layer, offset ink, 150x300x2 cm
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Take a look back at BcmA 2020 series of single shows exhibition "The secret is to keep going" with the artwork by @hornungmathias.

27/12/2021

⚠️Retrospective of “The secret is to keep going” exhibition from July 2020 at #bcmaberlin 🎨

Anke Voelk, Untitled, 2020, acrylic, pigment, flashe, screen print, oil, paper on canvas, 160x120 cm in collaboration with @emde_agency

The main focus of these series is to study the relation of solo exhibitions with the circumstances we are facing independent of the continuity of general regulations the experiences will provide.

24/12/2021

👉🏻Retrospective of “Die Form” exhibition from September 2020 at #bcmaberlin 🎨

If we are dealing with "the Form" as explicitly abstract, and in the constructivist sense standing for itself, the question is what is it about?
This is what @katrinbremermann , #camillleberer and @wolfjenswolf are trying to figure out in their works.

curated by @wolfgangflad

22/12/2021

👉🏻Retrospective of “Die Form” exhibition from September 2020 at #bcmaberlin 🎨

Jens Wolf (@wolfjenswolf)⁠, All paintings n.t., ⁠2019, Acrylic on plywood, 48x36cm⁠

For about ten years now, Jens Wolf decidedly executes his paintings as small-format, fully executed drafts, which he calls Pattern Boards. The artist owns about 200 Pattern Boards, which are now presented for the first time — in a catalog and as an exhibition. They function as models for thought and/or action and as true role models for any further disposal.⁠

curated by @wolfgangflad

20/12/2021

👉🏻Retrospective of “Die Form” exhibition from September 2020 at #bcmaberlin 🎨

In #camillleberer‘s work geometric and freely developed forms emerge that, in their hard demarcation from their surroundings, either define a color surface or, just the opposite, circumscribe a negative space.

curated by Wolfgang Flad

27/11/2021

Caro Suerkemper - “Bozzetti monumentali”, Varying dimensions, Fired Clay watercolor

➡️Clay sculptures by Caro Suerkemper for BRUCHLINIE, sculptural exhibition curated by Jeroen Cremers.

Caro Suerkemper’s work balances between vulnerability and abuse, power and powerlessness. It shows taboos in a way that seems fragile and innocent. In her work there seems to be a reference to art history, the form language is closely related to baroque although in concept she claims it isn‘t the most important aspect.

⚠️Last chance to visit is today!!

💥In Manteuffelstraße 42, 10997 Berlin.

#artberlin #sculpture #exhibition

26/11/2021

Dennis Feddersen - “Auf den Zähnen gehen“, "The Third Mind“, "The Secret is to keep going“

Glazed ceramic sculptures by Dennis Feddersen exhibited at BcmA's latest exhibition BRUCHLINIE, curated by Jeroen Cremers.

💥In the ceramic work of Dennis Feddersen we are confronted with partly figurative and moody creatures, that are morphed into each other. Many of the objects are pierced with holes and they look like staring eyes.

⚠️📅Until tomorrow at BcmA!

#ceramic #artberlin #groupexhibition

25/11/2021

Isa Melsheimer - “Insel I”, 2021, Ceramic, glaze, 50 x 62 x 45 cm

👉🏼Isa Melsheimer investigates urban living spaces and the conditions for their design and change. Using often forgotten and neglected buildings, she recreates the characteristic forms from the vivid memory as well as from the studied aspects. In her ceramic work, she combines architectural structures with organic elements that could be a consequence of the ecological debates.

➡️Isa's sculpture for BRUCHLINIE, exhibition curated by Jeroen Cremers for BcmA.

⚠️In Manteuffelstraße 42, 10997 Berlin

#artberlin #exhibition #ceramic #artgallery