NEWS: EXHIBITIONS/ EVENTS/ETC
Exhibition
17 September – 29 September 2020
Exhibition-Relay 2020 #Solidarity #FightBack #SunGoesUp:
#6: Yuki Jungesblut: Zwischenbericht
Sidewalk Opening 17.09. 7 – 10 pm
DISKURS Berlin, Berlin
www.discursus.info
Zwischenbericht takes up on the “Zwischen”, the in-between, and the parting and connecting it entails. However, this “Bericht” is more a pondering: an off-road/way-side speculation rather than a straight-faced report. The intervention is developed from the feeling of a forced pause, that nevertheless allows for the forgotten to resurface, sometimes with strange effects. It also tells of the longing for an overview but also for spaces or times to which access is denied. Zwischenbericht in its present form, circles around Mont Ventoux in the Provence region of France. Nowadays, the Ventoux enjoys fame as part of the Tour de France [1]. So in sporting comparison, this part of the DISKURS relay resembles the mountain stage. It is based on an actual “expedition” to the mountain that I undertook in 2017.
My project was an experiment. In the cultural section of a newspaper, I had found a splendid title: Faulpelz mit Weitblick. It was a note on Petrarch’s letter about his climbing Mont Ventoux in 1336 and how some scholars claimed that this climb and the subsequent letter meant a changing of worlds. The invention of the modern subject, the advent of humanism, the transition from medieval times to the renaissance. The first pleasure walk. Well, kind of. I have a natural sympathy for idlers and sloths and also for overviews. So, I was curious. What would happen if another idler were to climb this mountain? Would the view on the world also shift? The outer and the inner world collide? What do you find now? And how should the story be told? Will it be able to speak behind the barrier?
We are after a literary journey becoming an actual journey becoming a journey in mind and climbing a mountain on the sidewalk in the middle of Berlin.
[1] (although not in 2020)
Open Studio/ artspring 2020
6 June 2020
INTERMISSION Open (closed) Studio
Turtlelab Berlin
As part of Artspring Open Studios 2020 Turtlelab Berlin brings you this open studio in a format that has been adapted to these peculiar times of transition. Playing with the idea of the window and the „inside/outside“ we will be projecting some simple videos onto our studio windows this Saturday evening, essentially turning the inside out for when at the same time the actual inside remains hidden from the public’s eye.
Come by and have a look!
with contributions by Jeremiah Day, Yuki Jungesblut, Mira Safura O’Brien, Sharon Paz
Exhibition
30 May – 11 June 2020
VIRAL EMPATH
Kreuzberg Pavillon, Berlin
Dana Engfer
with Clara Bahlsen I Astrid Busch I Daniel Ferstl I Yuki Jungesblut I Judith Karcheter I Cheonghye Sophia Lee I
Adi Liraz I Dennis Meier I Ulrike Mohr I Katja Pudor I Lena Inken Schaefer I Max Sudhues I Miro Zahra
Daily rotation of works!
kreuzbergpavillon.de
Exhibition
13 March – 30 April 25 June 2020
das erste mal ZUM ZWEITEN MAL
Marburger Kunstverein, Marburg
group show
Stephanie Bachmann / Sofia Greff / Simone Häckel / Yuki Jungesblut /
Kirsten Kötter / Katrin Leitner / Michaela Meise / Milen Miltchev / Tim Otto Roth / Catrine Val
marburger-kunstverein.de
More info on THE PARK: http://new.yukijungesblut.net/portfolio/the-park/
Exhibition
23 Feb – 28 March 2020
Yuki Jungesblut
Murmurings (Murmúrios)
MIRA FORUM, Porto, Portugal
Yuki Jungesblut has spent 3 months as an artist in residence at MIRA FORUM. The point of departure for her research was the concept of Nanban – a Japanese word, originally meaning Southern barbarians, which later was used to designate the Portuguese (who were the first Europeans to arrive in Japan) and now has become more like a synonym for exotic/foreign/fancy/odd.
Her idea was simple – to explore that foreign land called Portugal with Porto as her port of call and listen out for echoes of Japan and search for stories, histories and crossovers between ideas, countries and centuries gone by. In this exhibition she stages her ongoing research as a photo oriented mind space, drawing on everyday observations, cultural artifacts and an obvious delight in tracing the migration of forms, patterns and motives and ideas.
Exhibition
29 January – 18 April 24 June 2020
ALLES III
Opening: 28 January 2020 7 pm
studio im Hochhaus, Berlin
group show
Wolfgang Aichner – Sonja Alhäuser – Michelle Alperin – Nándor Angstenberger – Martin Assig – Clara Bahlsen – bankleer – Heike Baranowsky – Heike Kati Barath – Horst Bartnig – Jürgen Baumann – Michael Bause – Konstantin Bayer – Matias Bechtold – Kai-Annett Becker – Matthias Beckmann – Oliver van den Berg – Holger Biermann – Roland Boden – Manuel Bonik – Patrick Borchers – Kai Bornhöft – Benedikt Braun – Thomas Bruns – Marcel Buehler – Ingmar Bruhn – Matthew Burbidge – Astrid Busch – Dirk Busch – Salomé Chkheidze-Mohs – Herbert De Colle – Marula di Como – Chris Costan – Swen Daemen – Henrike Daum – Dellbrügge & de Moll – Anne Dettmer – Helmut Dick – Andreas Drewer – Jesper Dyrehauge – Irena Eden & Stijn Lernout – Manfred Eichhorn – Axel Eichhorst – Jürgen Eisenacher – Dana Engfer – Christel Fetzer – Frederik Foert – Franziska Frey – Sabine Friesicke – Stella Geppert – Catherine Gerberon – Ingo Gerken – Katrin Glanz – Thorsten Goldberg – Carola Goellner – Kerstin Gottschalk – Michael Gumhold – Markus Guschelbauer – Massoud Graf–Hachempour – Kim Dotty Hachmann – Ulrich Hakel – Heike Hamann – Klaus Hartmann – Lisa Haselbek – Tanja Hehn – Tina Isabella Hild – Gerhard Himmer – Annika Hippler – Christian Hoischen – Birgit Hölmer – Ralf Homann – Irène Hug – Anja Ibsch – Andrea Imwiehe – Henrik Jacob – Gunilla Jähnichen – Zora Janković – Anna Jermolaewa – Uwe Jonas – Jaeeun Jung – Yuki Jungesblut – Martin Kaltwasser – Mi Jean Kang – Franco Kappl – Judith Karcheter – Veronika Kellndorfer – Werner Kernebeck – R.J. Kirsch – Annette Kisling – Ulrike & Günther-Jürgen Klein – Andreas Knäbel – Andreas Koch – Eva–Maria Kollischan – Susanne Kohler – Karen Koltermann – Andreas Kotulla – Ulrike Kötz – Vanja Krajnc – Inge Krause – Annette Kuhl – Susanne Kutter – Verena Kyselka – Chantal Labinski – Pia Lanzinger – Michael Lapuks – Seraphina Lenz – Pia Linz – Antonia Low – Liz Magno – Fritz Margull – Enikö Márton – Matthias Mayer – Howard McCalebb – Manfred Michl – Penka Mincheva – Ulrike Mohr – Leo de Munk – Berit Myrebøe – Silvia Nettekoven – Gertrud Neuhaus – Sybille Neumeyer – Gabriele Obermaier – Lorcan O’Byrne – Juergen O. Olbrich – Bea Otto – Jürgen Palmtag – Jürgen Paas – Günther Pedrotti – Roman Pfeffer – Andrea Pichl – Torsten Prothmann – Marcel Prüfert – Katja Pudor – Maria–Leena Räihälä – Mirja Reuter –– Gerda Riechert – Kai Richter – Sebastian Rogler – India Roper-Evans – Matthias Roth – Rasso Rottenfusser – Matthias Schamp – Julia Sand – Maike Sander – Gisela Schattenburg – Claudia Schoemig – Iris Schomaker – An Seebach – Olivia W. Seiling – Daniel Seiple – Spunk Seipel – Johanna Smiatek – Soyoung Shon – Soopum Sohn – Jan-Peter E.R. Sonntag – Elisabeth Sonneck – Christina Speer – Petra Spielhagen – Ute Sroka – Anne Staszkiewicz – Christian Stock – Tommy Støckel – Stoll & Wachall – ststs – Sven Stuckenschmidt – Betty Stürmer – Max Sudhues – Caro Suerkemper – Gaby Taplick – Johanna Thompson – Thea Timm – Roel van Timmeren – Peter Torp – Tim Trantenroth – Lukas Troberg – Andrea Übelacker – Timm Ulrichs – Marcos Vidal – Anke Völk – Line Wasner – Christine Weber – Albert Weis – Ute Weiss Leder – Markus Willeke – HS Winkler – René Wirths – Gloria Zein – Barbara Zenner – Christof Zwiener
studio-im-hochhaus.de/
Open Studio
1 & 2 June 2019
Art Spring Open Studios with Turtlelab Studio
Turtlelab Berlin
Jeremiah Day, Yuki Jungesblut, Sharon Paz & Wolfram Spyra open their studios at Turtlelab this week-end. You are cordially invited.
Saturday and Sunday
14:00 – 20:00
Guest performance by Abeer Ali Mohamed and Faisel Mohamed
on Sunday at 18:00
About the studio: http://www.turtlelabberlin.org/
Further info on artspring 2019: www.artspring.berlin
Exhibition
23 March – 29 MARCH 2019
CCA Fellowship Program Exhibition
CCA Gallery, Kitakyushu, Japan
group show
CCA Kitakyushu presents CCA Fellowship Program Exhibitions 2018/2019 of new work by Joaquín Aras, Goeun Bae, Yuki Jungesblut, Casey Tang, and Quynh Vantu.
CCA Fellowship Program 2018/19 runs from September 2018 to the end of March 2019. Each fellow stays and works in Kitakyushu for a few months, either consecutively or intermittently during this period of time, and further develops their research and studies. For CCA Fellowship Program Exhibition, the fellows present the results of their research project.
cca-kitakyushu.org
Exhibition
23 January – 3 April 2019
ALLES II
Opening: 22 January 2019 7 pm
studio im Hochhaus, Berlin
group show
studio-im-hochhaus.de/
Exhibition
27 Oct – 10 November 2017
Yuki Jungesblut
THE PARK
@HIER, Berlin
40 x 60 cm, Fine Art Print, 2017
For THE PARK the point of departure is Michelangelo Antonioni’s seminal film BLOW UP from 1966, with its photographer protagonist and underlying questions of what constitutes truth and reality. In the film it is the park where the photographer chances upon a couple of which he takes photos initially on the sly, where he via photography discovers a potential murder and where in the end he can hear the sound of an absent tennis ball.
In 2016, 50 years after the film was released, I visited Maryon Park in Greenwich, London, where the film was shot. My question was very open ended. What would I find there? Would there be some resonance to the world of the film? Can you find some traces to reconstruct a memory (effectively of something that has never happened)? Some answers, and some further questions can be found in the pieces that are brought together in the space of this exhibition. The photos, texts and objects invite the visitor to enter a game of speculation, somewhere between fiction, history and reality, somewhere between the specific and the general.
Effectively, the hope is that, as in the film, the park can be seen as a scene of challenge but also the scene of free play, the playground for imagination.
THE PARK is part of READINGS, an ongoing project, in which I take cues from literature, cinema or history to visit the corresponding contemporary real world settings. These visits then form the basis for a new work developed from the spirit found on location in dialogue with the original work. This inter-textual project looks at questions of collective and individual memory, imagination and longings and currently relates them to a quest to re-imagine and contextualise romanticism (and Europe).
at
HIER, Langhansstrasse 116, 13086 Berlin
Exhibition/Concert/ BERLIN OPEN STUDIO (BOS)
2 – 12 September 2017
BOS 2017: GHOST STATIONS
@TURTLELAB BERLIN, Berlin
Twilight Train Stop, Kyushu, 2009
C Print, 26 x 39 cm
Three artist studios in Berlin open their doors and present works by:
Brittany Brush, Mirja Busch, Bettina Cohnen, Jakob Dobers, Malcolm Green, Yuki Jungesblut, Eva Koethen, David Krippendorff, Cody Maher, Signe Mähler, Louise Manifold, Julia Mensch, Ann Noel, Mira O’Brien, Sharon Paz, Daniel Permanetter, Grzegorz Pleszynski, Verena Seibt & Clea Stracke, Wolfram DER Spyra, Craig Stewart, Lena Szankay, Anja Teske
Please check schedule for various locations in Berlin at BOS website
with Mirja Busch, Yuki Jungesblut, David Krippendorff, Mira O’Brian, Sharon Paz, Craig Stewart and the Ghost Members
at
Turtlelab Berlin, Schwedterstr. 262, 10119 Berlin
and Jakob Dobers & Wolfram Spyra in concert on Saturday 2nd September from 8 pm
at
FIT Freie Internaionale Tankstelle, Schwedterstr. 261, 10119 Berlin
GROUP SHOW and concerts
23 June – 30 July 2017
Far from the deathless gods
at
Elysium 2017 by moving poets
Novilla, Berlin
FESTIVAL/ EXHIBITION
MUSRARA MIX FESTIVAL
6 – 8 JUNE 2017
TERRA INCOGNITA
EXHIBITION IN PUBLIC SPACE/THE NAGGAR SCHOOL OF ART
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL
Exhibition/Artist Talk/ BERLIN OPEN STUDIO (BOS)
5 – 15 September 2016
BOS 2017: UNDERCOVER
10 artist studios open their doors and present works by:
Elvira Amor, Ulrike Ettinger, Lucie Fontaine, Annette Fritze, Valentina Galossi, Helene Hellmich, Eliana Heredia, Mareike Jacobi, Thari Jungen, Yuki Jungesblut, Susanne Kilian, Brigitte Kratochwill, Vincent Krempf, David Krippendorff, Klaus Lipke, Louise Manifold, Tomoko Mori, Gulnur Mukazhanova, Mira O’Brien, Sharon Paz, Daniel Permanetter, Fabian Ramos, Alan Ruiz, Elsa Salonen, Astrid Silvia Schönhagen, Isabella Sedeka, Edouard Steinhauer, Anja Teske, Claudia de la Torre, Veronica Wüst, Eriko Yamazaki
Please check schedule for various locations in Berlin
David Krippendorff, Sharon Paz and Yuki Jungesblut
at
Turtlelab Berlin, Schwedterstr. 262, 10119 Berlin
EXHIBITION
3 – 11 September 2016
SPACE IDENTITY
Curated by Copyright Berlin (Ute Lindner and Patrick Huber)
Roland Fuhrmann · Rafał Górczyński · Patrick Huber · Franz John · Yuki Jungesblut · Michael Kurzwelly · Georgia Krawiec · Ute Lindner · Thomas Scheffer · Wolfram Spyra · Kasia Górczyńska · Arnim Huber / Nicole Faber · Karina Lejeune · Spyra / Roksana Vikaluk
Tabakfabrik Vierraden
Schwedter Strasse 19, D–16303 Schwedt / Ot. Vierraden
Opening on Saturday, September 3 at 2 pm (followed by a party)
Finissage at Day of the Open Memorials on Sunday, September 11 from 12 am to 5 pm
2 pm guided tour through the exhibition
www.kunstbauwerk.de
www.copyrightberlin.de
GROUP SHOW
28 May – 24 August 2016
PROCHE BANLIEUE
@ Studio im Hochhaus, Berlin
Curated by Max Sudhues
With:
Matthew Burbidge, Astrid Busch, Lena von Gödeke, Yuki Jungesblut, Ulrike Mohr, Daniel Silver
Opening/ Eröffnung: 31 May 2016, 7 p.m.
Mo-Do 11-19 Uhr, Fr 11-18 Uhr, So 14-18 Uhr
Studio im Hochhaus
Zingster Straße 25
13051 Berlin
GROUP SHOW
28 & 29 November 2015
TRACE A LINE
Organized by Sven Stuckenschmidt
With:
Caroline Bayer, Henrike Daum, Pierre Granoux, Tina Isabella Hild, Yuki Jungesblut, Judith Karcheter, Andreas Märker, Matthieu Martin, Olivia W. Seiling, Tommy Støckel, Sven Stuckenschmidt, Max Sudhues, Evgenija Wassilew, Liao Wenfeng, Bignia Wehrli, Markus Willeke
Lines on paper, in space, on photos or on screens, inner lines and outlines, constructivist, suprematist, minimalist, thick or thin, in the grid or gestural, connecting or dividing: Trace a line.
And because according to Klee a line is a dot that went for a walk each kind of dot may also join in.
Opening
Friday, Nov 27, 2015, 7 – 10 pm
Sat + Sun, Nov 28 + 29, 2 – 6 pm
Sunday Glühwein
C3
Cotheniusstr. 3
10407 Berlin
EXHIBITION/ OPEN STUDIO
29 & 30 August 2015
COLLOCATION COLLOQUIUM
TURTLE LAB STUDIOS
Schwedterstr. 262, 10119 Berlin
EVENT
18 – 25 July 2015
25 JAHRE KÜNSTLERHAUS AM ACKER
INSTITUT FÜR ALLES MÖGLICHE, BERLIN
Ackerstr. 18, Berlin
http://25-jahre.kuenstlerhaus-am-acker.de/
JANUARY 9 – FEBRUARY 27, 2015
#TABS – TEMPORARY ARTIST’S BOOK SHOP
Curated in & by
LAGE EGAL RAUM FÜR AKTUELLE KUNST, BERLIN
Opening times:
WED – FRI, 2 – 6 PM + SAT 2 – 5 PM & BY APPOINTMENT
http://www.lage-egal.de/exhibitions/tabs-temporary-artists-book-shop/
(Many artist books and multiples on display, including Cloud Country)
AVAILABLE NOW!
CLOUD COUNTRY
Artist Book, Softcover, A5 horizontal, 2009/2014
RELEASE EVENT:
CLOUD COUNTRY
Friday 5 December 2014, from 7 p.m.
@ Institut für ALLES MÖGLICHE, Ackerstr. 18, Berlin (Mitte)/ Bücherei + Abteilung für Alles Andere
Lightness and transience with Yuki Jungesblut and special guest Wolfram DER Spyra.
This evening sees the release of the long overdue artist book „Cloud Country“ by Yuki Jungesblut for YUKITV TOURIST RESEARCH BOOKS: Cloud Country documents exactly one journey (from Tokyo to Paris). And while observing landscapes of clouds and countries from the sky a sense of wonder and discovery in the albeit distant reencounter with this planet is found and cherished. The book will be accompanied by spontaneous intermissions by DER Spyra, whose newly released album „Staub“ will also be available this evening.
For more information please see:
http://blog.artconnectberlin.com/2014/12/02/event-week-cloud-country/
EXHIBITION
27 September – 25 October 2014
PERSONAL TERRITORIES
Identity, Borders and Transformation
with: Yuki Jungesblut, Rola Khayyat and Ahmed Zidan, Sharon Paz, Petra Spielhagen, Chryssa Tsampazi
curated by: Kerstin Karge and Sharon Paz
okk/raum29, Berlin
Travel, time zones, jet lag, departures. The disquiet of our globalised lives changes us. We have to stand our ground in constantly changing circumstances. What we have to do, where we have to go, what time we have to arrive — it is often our calendar that dictates all this. But where are we, who are we and what belongs to us? PERSONAL TERRITORIES is an exhibition by six international artists whose works pose questions of how we move — continually crossing borders, blurring time, meeting changing expectations. Photographs, videos, installations and performances prompt reflection on borders, borders as barriers, borders as portals to the unknown — and reflection on lack of boundaries. Physically bounded territories become readable as symbols, the effect of symbolic boundaries on the intimacy of the body. The artists move as travellers, experimenters, seekers of refuge, correspondents.
Performance: „I Got A Plan To Get Us Out Of Here“, Chryssa Tsampazi, 10 October 2014, 19h
Finissage: Lecture and discussion with Ingo Arend, catalog release event, 24 October 2014, 19h
www.sharonpaz.com/personalterritories
www.facebook.com/personalterritories
N.B. Here you can have a look at one version of HOTEL LEIPZIG.