KM, Berlin was founded in 2012 in Berlin-Wedding. Since 2017 the gallery is based at Mehringplatz in Berlin-Kreuzberg. Artists represented by KM:
Adriana Arroyo/Dragutin Banic/Quirin Bäumler/Simone Gilges/Ilse Henin/Daniel Laufer/Alexandra Leykauf/Michaela Meise/Hilla Toony Navok/Ernst Markus Stein/Tillmann Terbuyken/Lily Wittenburg
Wie gewohnt öffnen
From 13.–21. April 2022 the gallery remains closed for a short Easter break.
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We are open today and tomorrow from 2pm–6pm.
Tillmann Terbuyken's solo exhibition EDGES is on view until 21. May 2022.
Tillmann Terbuyken
"Untitled (rays)", 2021
Acrylic and shellac on canvas, plywood, wooden stand
132,5 x 205 cm, Unique
Photo: Stefan Haehnel
Tillmann Terbuyken's solo exhibition EDGES is on view until 21. May 2022 at KM, Berlin.
Photo: Stefan Haehnel
Tillmann Terbuyken recommended by Berlin Art Link💙
https://www.berlinartlink.com/2022/03/21/the-week-march-21-27-2022/
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Bright lights shine in the night.💙
Opening tomorrow in Marseille!
Alexandra Leykauf shows seven works from her phantastic idol series as part of the group exhibition „Mimicry-Empathy“, a project by Susanne Bürner at Friche la Belle de Mai in Marseille!
Opening reception:
11. March 2022, from 5:00 to 6:00 pm
Participating artists:
Caroline Achaintre (FR), Armin Alian (IR), BLESS (AT, DE), Ulla von Brandenburg (DE), Susanne Bürner (DE), Berta Fischer (DE), Wiktor Gutt / Waldemar Raniszewski (PL), Sofia Hultén (DE), Annette Kelm (DE), Jochen Lempert (DE), Alexandra Leykauf (DE), Sonya Schönberger (DE), Anika Schwarzlose (DE/NL), Daniel Steegmann Mangrané (ES/BR), Vera von Lehndorff / Holger Trülzsch (DE)
Fræme is pleased to invite the German artist Susanne Bürner to present a group exhibition at Friche la Belle de Mai in Marseille, bringing together the work of 18 international artists and designers. An evolving form of the Mimicry-Empathy project initiated in 2018 at the Lajeverdi Foundation in Tehran (Iran), the exhibition addresses and questions the emotionally fragile realms of mimicry as a survival strategy.
Mimicry—Empathy
Tour Jobin, 4ème étage
Friche la Belle de Mai
41 rue Jobin
13003 Marseille, France
Photo:
Installation view Alexandra Leykauf, "Animus"
Solo exhibition at Kunstverein Springhorn in 2021
Last week to see Lily Wittenburg's solo exhibition "Die Schlafenden, die so liegen, schmeicheln ihren Verkürzungen".
On view until Saturday, 12. March 2022 at KM, Berlin.
The gallery is open Wednesday–Saturday from 14:00h until 18:00h and by appointment. Don't miss it!💙
GalleryTalk visited some exhibitions in Bremen, including "What We Do in the Shadows" with Alexandra Leykauf and Dominik Styk at Gesellschaft für Aktuelle Kunst.
Mit Ausstellungen in der Weserburg, Gak, Galerie Herold, Künstlerhaus im To the A Projektraum oder auch der Städtischen Galerie zeigt Bremen, was geht.
Thank you, KubaParis!
Alexandra Leykauf and Dominik Styk at GAK, Bremen💙
Thank you, Daily Lazy💜
Lily Wittenburg / Die Schlafenden, die so liegen, schmeicheln ihren Verkürzungen (The Sleepers Lying Like This Flatter Their Shortenings) ...
Thank you, KubaParis!🌟
Lily Wittenburg's exhibition is on view until
Saturday, 12. February 2022!
https://kubaparis.com/lily-wittenburg-at-km-berlin/
In her fourth solo exhibition at KM, Berlin, Lily Wittenburg shows recent pouring paintings as well as new ink drawings from a series that she is working on since nine years. Different colors and liquid substances clash, mix with each other, corrode and repel each other, merge, dissolve, reveal, or....
Enjoy some installation views of our current exhibition!
Lily Wittenburg
'Die Schlafenden, die so liegen,
schmeicheln ihren Verkürzungen'
On view until 12. February 2022.
We are happy to see you!💙
We wish you a
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Let's celebrate 2022
Lily Wittenburg
Ohne Titel, 2021
Acryl, Filterpapier, Druckerfarbe, Pouring Medium, Lack, Kreide, Asche
Acrylic, filter paper, printing ink, pouring medium, varnish, chalk, ash
43 x 59 cm
Visit us today:
Lily Wittenburg
"Die Schlafenden, die so liegen,
schmeicheln ihren Verkürzungen"
or after the winter break from 5. January!
We wish you Happy Holidays and all the best in 2022!
See you soon!
The exhibition is on view until 12. February 2022
Today is the last day of the show "FRONT VIEW"
by Hilla Toony Navok.
We are looking forward welcoming you here.
Thank you, KubaParis ❤
Hilla Toony Navok's exhibition is on view until
Saturday, 27. November 2021!
https://kubaparis.com/hilla-toony-navok-at-km-berlin/
A key reference in Hilla Toony Navok’s works is the treatment of design as the expression of cultural identity and bodies, representation, taste and modernism. When taking a closer look, what appears familiar becomes unusual. Navok questions our viewing habits and the way we take things for grante...
Last week to see Hilla Toony Navok's phantastic site specific installation "Waiting for the Sun" at Herzliya Museum for Contemporary Art, curated by Aya Lurie on the occasion of the Discount Artistic Encouragement Award, Navok was awarded to in 2020!
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Photos: Tal Nisim
Gewölbe turns into Project Space Art Cologne.
Michaela Meise's collage "Potpourri am Arni" (2021) is part of the group exhibition "In Abeyance – A Dialogue between Contemporary Art and Electronic Music", invited by Christian Bach, David Ostrowski, Michail Pirgelis and Johannes Wohnseifer.
On view from Thursday, 18. November until Saturday, 20. November 2021 at Gewölbe, Hans Böckler-Platz 2, 50672 Cologne.💙
Hilla Toony Navok
'Front view (Mayonnaise)', 2021
Coated metal, sythetic material, acrylic glass,
aluminium, foil, cardboard, found objects
125 x 117 x 5 cm, Unique
as part of her solo exhibition "Front view" at KM, Berlin
until 27. November 2021.
Photos: Stefan Haehnel
It is a great pleasure to present these new sculptures, wall and site-specific works by Tel Aviv based artist Hilla Toony Navok.
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Until 27. November 2021.
The "front view" of the gallery shows the site-specific work practice of Hilla Toony Navok, including the extraordinary environment of Mehringplatz in Berlin-Kreuzberg.
Great shot by Stefan Haehnel!
Navok's solo exhibition "Front view" is on view
until 27. November 2021.
Hilla Toony Navok's exhibition "Front view" is now open to the public and on view until 27. November 2021.
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We are happy to show these incredible new works in Berlin, a site-specific approach on the remains of modern life and consumption, the idea of freedom and fragility, and the question on how do we want to live.
Heute um 12:00 Uhr eröffnet die Gruppenausstellung "Auf ins Kaff כפר" im Syker Vorwerk – Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst mit Werken von Hadas Amster, Daniel Laufer, Dana Levy, Michaela Melián, Sala-Manca und Ali Shrago-Spechler.
Daniel Laufer zeigt neben der beeindruckende Multimedia-Installation "Redux" (2014) seinen für die Ausstellung entstandenen neuen Film "The Garden" und die Installation "The Bouquet of Exclusion" – eine Arbeit zu Pflanzen, die lange Zeit und teilweise bis heute im Handel den Namenszusatz "Jude" haben.
Die Ausstellung wird kuratiert von Nicole Giese-Kroner und Elianna Renner.
Das Syker Vorwerk – Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst hat das Festjahr #2021JLID – Jüdisches Leben in Deutschland zum Anlass genommen, das interdisziplinäre Projekt „Auf ins KAFF כפר“ anzustoßen, das sich an der Schnittstelle von Wissenschaft, Gegenwartskunst und Gesellschaft bewegt und dessen Ergebnisse eine Kunstausstellung mit zeitgenössischen Positionen bilden, die mit begleitenden Veranstaltungen umrahmt wird.
Die Ausstellung zeigt sechs internationale Positionen zeitgenössischer Kunst, die sich mit Geschichte(n), Landschaften und Erinnerungsprozessen jüdischer Gegenwart und Vergangenheit auseinandersetzen. Für die Ausstellung sind mehrere Arbeiten entstanden , die sich mit der lokalen Geschichte der Jüdinnen und Juden, die bis Anfang der 1940er Jahre in Syke gelebt habe, beschäftigen. Sie waren die letzten Mitglieder der kleinen Gemeinde, deren Wurzeln bis in das Jahr 1728 zurückreichen.
Der Titel „Auf ins Kaff כפר“ verdeutlicht, dass unser Alltag und unsere Sprache bis heute geprägt ist von der jüdischen Kultur. Das Wort Kaff findet seinen Ursprung im hebräischen kfar und bedeutet Dorf. Der Titel ist als Zuruf an Künstler:innen und Besucher:innen zu verstehen. Eine Einladung, das vermeintliche „Kaff“ Syke und seine Umgebung zu besuchen und eine neue Perspektive und Sicht auf jüdische Geschichte und Kultur zu erhalten.
(Text: Syker Vorwerk)
This happened two years ago in Providence – and what a joy to welcome Hilla Toony Navok next week for her second solo exhibition "Front view" at KM, Berlin.
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Opening reception: Saturday, 16. October 2021, 18:00–21:00h
Last days to see!
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Dragutin Banic's exhibition "Backyard Comedy" is only on view this week until 25. September 2021!
We look forward to seeing you!
Dragutin Banic
Ohne Titel (Gießkanne 47), 2021
Egg tempera on canvas
30 x 40 cm, Unique
Photo: Mareike Tocha
Thank you, KubaParis!
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https://kubaparis.com/dragutin-banic-at-km-berlin/
In his third solo exhibition at KM, Berlin, Dragutin Banic presents paintings from a series entitled "Untitled (Watering Can) that he works on since 2010. With constantly changing color rhythms and a variety of painting techniques, Banic creates free and open spaces in the given pattern.
We are happy that Dragutin Banic's exhibition "Backyard Comedy" is included to Contemporary Art Library!
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https://www.contemporaryartlibrary.org/project/dragutin-banic-at-km-berlin-20017
During Berlin Art Week the gallery is open Wednesday to Sunday from 14:00h to 19:00h and by appointment.
Documentation of Dragutin Banic at KM, Berlin is available at Contemporary Art Library.
Enjoy the installation views of Dragutin Banic's solo exhibition "Backyard Comedy" now on our website: www.km-galerie.com!
The exhibition is on view until 25. September, we are happy to welcome you at the gallery!
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Photos:
Stefan Haehnel / Mareike Tocha
Thank you, Contemporary Art Daily, for featuring our current exhibition 'still' by Michaela Meise in the Contemporary Art Library, an excellent archive of selected exhibitions!💛
https://www.contemporaryartlibrary.org/project/michaela-meise-at-km-berlin-19561/2
Hurry up!
This is the last week to see the exhibition at the gallery.
On view until 7. August 2021.
The gallery closes for summer break until August 3, 2021.
Michaela Meise's exhibition 'still' is on view until August 7, 2021, so make sure to come by in August! 💙
Image:
Michaela Meise
'Geste', 2003
Watercolor on paper
50 x 65 cm, Unique
"It is obvious to spot a plant-like figure in the middle of the composition of the “Untitled” (2020) with the big teeth; it is almost related to another figure like holding it as a baby. In Corona-Fly (2020), it is clearly depicting a multi-layered scenery like a surrealist art historical painting, and the drawings on the left side of the composition connect us with its poetry. Fruits, leaves, letters, and an eye float in the air, like swimming in the sea; is it the Sun on the right above? How would life on Earth be possible without it?
Another recent painting, Mum (2020) focuses on framing a moment of a gaze. There is a figure looking like a child; the wings which are attached to its body are also looking like the tangled curls of the girl, or the boy, or the girl… Is the child staring to a seed, is what she or he is holding (like a mobile phone) and staring at is a seed? If one cannot be sure of the answers to any of these questions, they can be sure about one thing. The blue animal figure looking like a sheep is emphasising the presence of Donna Harraway in the room, it is her smiling at the viewer. These recent drawings share common visual vocabulary like sharing an art history, like Dalí, Kandisky or Miró; lines, colours or dimensions are painted as juxtaposed forms. They are intelligibly referring to our collective unconscious."
Excerpt from Misal Adnan Yıldız, 'After Meditation',
in: Michaela Meise, "Totenklage", Exh. cat. Städtische Galerie Nordhorn 2021
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