Green Hill Gallery

16/02/2021

Thank you, the great artists from all over the world! ❤

Dear culture makers,
We are so happy to announce that during two weeks of Open Call for our Spring Exhibition we received ❗️142 applications ❗️from the artists all over the world! Thanks to your activity we are convinced even more that the topic of Identity, Connectivity and Community is crucial nowadays.

142 artists from 💫 40 countries (including such amazing countries like Azerbaijan, Nigeria, Albania, Iran, Egypt, Jordan, South Korea, India and others) and 6 continents 🌍 opened their souls, shared their personal challenges and shocking discoveries with our team and we are so touched by this fact. Thank you! 🙏You are great! ⭐️

Though the most difficult and important process of selection is ahead, we already know that this Exhibition will become very emotional and reflection-motivating event.

✅ We will contact all the artists till the end of this week. Keep in touch, we will share the results and the names of the selected artists soon.

➡️ Support us and our activities: https://www.betterplace.org/de/projects/87603 💚

#berlin #kulturschoepfer #art #opencall #kunst #artist #exhibition #artinlockdown #berlingallery #greenhillgallery #painting #lockdown #lockdownedition #culturmaker #create #covid19

02/02/2021

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02/02/2021

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Green Hill Gallery is pleased to announce the open call for the new exhibition on the topic of identity, connectivity, and community.

☘️This exhibition wants to be a journey in the discovery of what identity means nowadays and how it can be influenced by changes, as well as by the way one connects with oneself, others, and the outside world. It challenges artists to explore the confrontation between showing oneself to oneself and showing oneself to others.

🔷We invite emerging and established artists working in any medium from Berlin and from all over the world to participate in this call, as long as the topic is explored through the artwork.
✅ The open call deadline is 15.02.2021.

➡️ You can find additional information and the application form here: https://form.jotform.com/210243104487346.

💌 We look forward to receiving your application! If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected]

#opencall #exhibition #berlingrennhillgallery #artists #art #modernart #medium #contest #spring2021

28/12/2020

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Silvia Sarsano - Fine Arts (IT), one of the artists of Residency In//Between 5, tells her story about the challenges 2020:

📌 “This situation made me questioned a lot of things. First was a question if I have an ability to judge fairly what is happening around us”.
https://youtu.be/GC8Rohdyb-E

24/12/2020

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▶ Audriana Acuña (USA):
📌“Because of not much was going on, and I could not go OUT, I went INSIDE and rediscovered of making music and art in a very innocent childlike way”.

https://instagram.com/berlinsoundspa

Action on Hold is more than just an exhibition. It’s a personal response of five artists to life under pressure by exploring how we, as humans, react to moments of crisis. We collect the artists’ personal responses to help you explore the project together with your inner world.
https://youtu.be/gWI59cckt9U

23/12/2020

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Kulturschöpfer

📌 “This is a terrible situation but I don’t want to drown, so how can I improve myself as a human?”

New day - new story about exploring the new reality of Action on Hold. From the artist IN//BETWEEN #5 Florent Lubienicki (FR).
https://lubienickiflorent.wixsite.com/florentlubienicki

https://youtu.be/wcrYLAByIGM

22/12/2020

Kulturschöpfer

Kulturschöpfer

Action on Hold is more than just an exhibition. It’s a personal response of five artists to life under pressure by exploring how we, as humans, react to moments of crisis. We collect the artists’ personal responses to help you explore the project together with your inner world.

▶️ Kon Turner’s (DE) challenges of 2020
📌 “Whenever you have a strong feeling that you want to do something, you have to do it now. Don’t wait for the better time, because tomorrow can be pandemic”.

https://instagram.com/konturner.art

https://youtu.be/kJrdoWw195M

10/12/2020

TOMORROW: we are hosting online Vernissage of the exhibition "Action on Hold" within the framework of artist residency IN//BETWEEN #5.

Save the link to online stream of the Vernissage and set a reminder:
https://youtu.be/c8DyCztZE40
Friday, December 11. 2020. 19:00-20:00 (CET)

Action on Hold is a three-part exhibition, on display at Green Hill Gallery hosted by Kulturschöpfer between December 2020 and January 2021, investigating subliminal responses to the current global pandemic. Over the course of eight weeks, the gallery space will be deconstructed and re-assembled twice, concluding at the end of January.

When we perceive danger, the body elicits one of three automatic responses that are out of our control but which aim to protect us from immediate harm. Our heart rate increases, our pain perception drops and our hearing sharpens in preparation for our next move, which may be either fight, flight or freeze. Each reaction is the result of a complex chain of hormonal and physiological changes designed solely for our survival. But what happens when our actions are put on hold? Where do we turn to in order to secure our own safety when the threat we seek to overcome is one affecting so many aspects of our lives?

In an attempt to address some of these concerns, artists Florent Lubienicki (FR), Silvia Sarsano (IT), Jeremy Philip Knowles (UK), Audriana Acuña (USA) and Kon Turner (DE) present a varied and personal response to life under pressure by exploring how we react to moments of crisis.

01/12/2020

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Kulturschöpfer

🇬🇧 Support our Artist Residency in Germany.
🇩🇪 Unterstütze unsere Künstlerresidenz in Deutschland.
https://www.betterplace.org/de/projects/87603-unterstuetze-unsere-kuenstlerinnen-und-realisiere-die-ausstellung

24/11/2020

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The experience of being “in between” is like the moment when a trapeze artist lets go of the bar and hangs in midair, ready to catch another support. It is a time of danger, of expectation, uncertainty, unknown, excitement, and extraordinary aliveness. We invite everyone to live out this moment in the air with us and experience an exciting route to a new support, and a new beginning.

IN//BETWEEN #5 Lockdown Edition wants to welcome the unknown and the uncertainty in which we are all living, creating an opportunity for artists to create, share, listen, and learn from each other, while reflecting on the worlds in between the “before and after,” the “yesterday and tomorrow.” It is not just an exhibition – it is a collaborative project that brings together the community in times when TOGETHER has much more meaning and value than ever.

❓ What is it?
After quite a competitive contest, five artists with diverse backgrounds and experiences were selected for the project. Using different mediums, including paint, sound, photography, and installation, they will build a unique exhibition that showcases the nexus between cross-cultural dialogue and growth. Together we will follow and influence their process of creating new from the unknown, and learn to re-discover beauty in a new way in a new time, embracing the unknown as a resource and space for exploration.

❓ What will the end result be?
We don’t know! We don’t have any rules or deadlines. The project will be changed over time by all of us.
We want to give you the opportunity to reflect with us on the unknown and on its role as a space without defined rules, in which creativity and imagination can reverse its meaning from negative to positive.

❓ How can I participate?
You can engage in the creation process starting NOW!
Visit: Come and have a peak through the windows to see how the five artists work every day at Green Hill Gallery (Kulturschöpfer, Grünbergerstr. 13, 10243 Berlin).


Online: You can also follow their process through we will tell you about the artists and their stories with online streams and videos of the process every day via our social media (Facebook and Instagram https://instagram.com/kulturschoepfer) and YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4r_vjkxM2wSYO5RL78m73A. Subscribe and be a part of the project!


Featured artists:
Florent Lubienicki https://instagram.com/florent.lubienicki - https://lubienickiflorent.wixsite.com/florentlubienicki
Silvia Sarsano https://instagram.com/silviasarsano_studio - www.silviasarsano.com
Jeremy Knowles https://instagram.com/jeremyphilipknowles - https://jeremyknowles.co.uk/
Audriana Acuña https://instagram.com/berlinsoundspa
Kon Turner instagram.com/konturner.art

#inbetween #inbetween5 #berlin #berlimgallery #greenhillgallery #residency #artresidency #art #kunst #artist #painting #installation #photography #soundart #lockdown #lockdownedition #beautyinunknown #kulturschoepfer #culturmaker #create

30/07/2020

Calling Berlin Artists!!!

IN//BETWEEN Re-Open Call
 - Calling Berlin Artists

Due to the ongoing COVID 19 Pandemic and resulting financial and travel challenges that have occurred, we are reopening the Open Call for our IN//BETWEEN Residency. Most all of our international applicants who were accepted are unfortunately now not able to attend because of financial challenges and/or travel restrictions. Therefore, we are reopening the Open Call for Berlin Based International Artists and are offering a substantial discount on the program. There is such a need right now for creativity, community, and collaboration, and we want to do all that we can to enable that. The price will be reduced to 250 Euros, and if that is still too much, then you can apply for a scholarship to help offset the costs more. The deadline for applications will be 17. August and applicants will be informed 24. August. Residency Program begins on 20. September and goes through 25. October 2020. The vernissage will occur on 23. October 2020.

IN//BETWEEN #5 is not just an exhibition – it is a collaborative project that brings together artists from different parts of the world. Over a five-week period, our artists create, share, listen and learn from each other, in order to build a unique exhibition that showcases the nexus between cross-cultural dialogue, experience and growth.

Come be part of it!
Apply here: https://form.jotform.com/200913580327350

04/05/2020

Congratulations to Lionel Cruet Studio who was apart of our residency program, IN // Between, last summer for being selected by the CENTER OF CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS as finalist for artist prize 2020 COCA Project! We are excited for you!

21/04/2020

Green Hill Gallery is excited to announce our next Open Call! IN // BETWEEN #5 is not just an exhibition – it is a collaborative project that brings together artists from different parts of the world.

Over a five-week period, our artists create, share, listen and learn from each other, in order to build a unique exhibition that showcases the nexus between cross-cultural dialogue, experience and growth.

Come be part of it! Applications due May 1st! Feel free to share this post with other interested artists!

https://form.jotform.com/200913580327350

21/04/2020

IN//BETWEEN #5 is not just an exhibition – it is a collaborative project that brings together artists from different parts of the world.

Over a five-week period, our artists create, share, listen and learn from each other, in order to build a unique exhibition that showcases the nexus between cross-cultural dialogue, experience and growth.

Come be part of it! Applications due May 1st!

https://form.jotform.com/200913580327350

30/01/2020

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19/11/2019

Entwurzelt Uprooted: Kunst zwischen Migration, Heimat und Natur

Photography: Ioana Bultoc

Green Hill Gallery
GRUPPEN Ausstellung vom 07.09. – 15.11.2019

Group Exhibition from 07.09. - 15.11.2019

Das Thema Migration ist heute omnipräsent. Dadurch ist die Frage nach Heimat oder dem Begriff Heimat auch nicht fern. Viele Menschen müssen eine neue Heimat finden, sei es aus humanitären, wirtschaftlichen oder klimatischen Gründen. Aber auch Menschen, die nicht direkt von Migration betroffen sind, fühlen sich, besonders in den Städten, zunehmend entwurzelt. Was macht Heimat aus? Und welche Rolle spielt die Natur dabei? The issue of migration is omnipresent today. Thus the question of home or the concept of home is not far away. Many people have to find a new home, be it for humanitarian, economic or climatic reasons. But even people who are not directly affected by migration feel increasingly uprooted, especially in the cities. What is home like? And what role does nature play in this?

Kulturschöpfer präsentiert 16 internationale Künstler, die sich mit den Themen Migration, Heimat und Natur auseinandergesetzt haben:

Kulturschöpfer presented 16 international artists who have dealt with the themes of migration, homeland and nature:

Eduard Bischoff (Deutschland), Chris Dennis (UK), Frankie Gao (China), Michael Gatzke (Deutschland) Zoran Georgiev (Bulgarien), Frank Hemjeoltmanns (Deutschland), Ahmad Karno (Syrien), Veronika Kranzpiller (Deutschland), Ala Leresteux (Litauen), Chris Palm (USA), Rubab Paracha (Pakistan), Selin Le Bagousse (Türkei), Nadia Petkovic (Kanada), Trygve Skogrand (Norwegen), Karinka Szabo-Detchart (Frankreich), Sophia Weisstub (Israel), Mansoureh Yekta (Iran)

Entwurzelt Uprooted: Kunst zwischen Migration, Heimat und Natur

Photography: Ioana Bultoc

Green Hill Gallery
GRUPPEN Ausstellung vom 07.09. – 15.11.2019

Group Exhibition from 07.09. - 15.11.2019

Das Thema Migration ist heute omnipräsent. Dadurch ist die Frage nach Heimat oder dem Begriff Heimat auch nicht fern. Viele Menschen müssen eine neue Heimat finden, sei es aus humanitären, wirtschaftlichen oder klimatischen Gründen. Aber auch Menschen, die nicht direkt von Migration betroffen sind, fühlen sich, besonders in den Städten, zunehmend entwurzelt. Was macht Heimat aus? Und welche Rolle spielt die Natur dabei? The issue of migration is omnipresent today. Thus the question of home or the concept of home is not far away. Many people have to find a new home, be it for humanitarian, economic or climatic reasons. But even people who are not directly affected by migration feel increasingly uprooted, especially in the cities. What is home like? And what role does nature play in this?

Kulturschöpfer präsentiert 16 internationale Künstler, die sich mit den Themen Migration, Heimat und Natur auseinandergesetzt haben:

Kulturschöpfer presented 16 international artists who have dealt with the themes of migration, homeland and nature:

Eduard Bischoff (Deutschland), Chris Dennis (UK), Frankie Gao (China), Michael Gatzke (Deutschland) Zoran Georgiev (Bulgarien), Frank Hemjeoltmanns (Deutschland), Ahmad Karno (Syrien), Veronika Kranzpiller (Deutschland), Ala Leresteux (Litauen), Chris Palm (USA), Rubab Paracha (Pakistan), Selin Le Bagousse (Türkei), Nadia Petkovic (Kanada), Trygve Skogrand (Norwegen), Karinka Szabo-Detchart (Frankreich), Sophia Weisstub (Israel), Mansoureh Yekta (Iran)

07/09/2019

Come stop by for our Vernissage!

06/09/2019

Gallery preparations continue with artists dropping by and others helping to hang work and others designing the catalogue. Takes a village to create a show and we love the community it creates in the process. Come join us us at 19:00 for the Vernissage! #berlin #igberlin #berlinartgallery #art #kunst #uprooted #hanging #inprocess #engage #create #inspire #wirsindkulturschoepfer

05/09/2019

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Gallery Installation underway! How many people does it take to hang a show? 😉

#entwurzelt #uprooted #gallery #hanging #inprocess #ausstellung #berlin #berlinartgallery #greenhillgalleryberlin #kunst #art #heimat #natur #mirgration #engage #inspire #create #igberlin

20/08/2019

Event art work by: Trygve Skogrand

06/08/2019

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Thanks to @paulglavinski for putting together this great film of our current exhibition In//Between #4: Private Public and In between, at the Green Hill Gallery.

The notions of Public and Private are complex, as they relate to multiple aspects of our lives, and affect us by forcing a constant decision-making process that dictates our conditions of safety. What is public, and what is private, becomes an issue of binary opposites when there is an obscure and confusing area that lies in between. Are public and private separate, or can they be the same? Who is able to draw the distinction? What is at stake when defining private and public? Is this all related to safety; and if so, of whom?

In this exhibition artists Funda Zeynep Ayguler, Ioana Butloc, Lionel Cruet, Marcel Everling, Francesco Gioacchini, Jeremy Knowles, Valentina Michelini and Marie-Charlotte Nouza created an art installation that reminds us of the living environment, challenging the notion of private and public and what lies in between by engaging with an interactive, thought provoking space that aims to find new ways to discuss and make visible these issues and to spark new ways of thinking about this subject.