EXHIBITION：MADE IN BERLIN : THE ENCOUNTER

EXHIBITION : MADE IN BERLIN-THE ENCOUNTER by Peihang Huang

+ KLANG ABEND # 3 by DJ RAQ & DJ Meon
26. Nov. 2011  Sat  3 – 7 pm

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Opening：25. Nov. 2011  8 - 11pm

Artists talk& tour：9 - 9:30pm
Klang Abend # 3：9:30 - 11pm

Venues：tamtamART

Dear friends,

tamtamART have the pleasure to invite you to our Opening for Exhibition : MADE IN BERLIN：THE ENCOUNTER by Peihang Huang and Sound Event : KLANG ABEND # 3. The exhibition will open on 25^th November and will be on view also on 26^th November. At the opening night will include a KLANG ABEND # 3 event by DJ RAQ & DJ Meon.

“MADE IN BERLIN：THE ENCOUNTER”, is a special project from a young artist from Taiwan, Peihang Huang（黃沛涵）. During her stay in Berlin, she pictured a smile from those new made friends or the nice people that are friendly to her, and paint the portrait of them each on acrylic on paper. This is an evidence of her stay and how she makes the connection to this city, and could be an experiment of how people can be connected to each other. Through the exhibition, all the people participated in the project could gather together to celebrate “the Encounter”of the artist and the culture. Welcome to share this magic moment, exclusively in Berlin.

Peihang Huang：www.flickr.com/photos/69012717@N00/
Peihang Huang is presented by AKI GALLERY Taiwan, any further contacts : www.akigallery.com.tw

KLANG ABEND is a sound project. We invite sound artists to do life concert which focus more on the experimental of sound.

RAQ：www.soundcloud.com/ra-q
ME-ON : www.soundcloud.com/me_on/and-away

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MASA # 6 : VIRUS/SUPERSTAR

EXHIBITION : MASA # 6 : VIRUS/SUPERSTAR
19. Nov. - 20. Nov. 2011.

Opening : SATURDAY . 19 NOVEMBER . 8pm
Venue : tamtamArt  / Weichselstr.8 10247 Friedrichshain Berlin
Exhibition : SUNDAY . 20 NOV. 2011 . 3-7pm

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tamtamART have the pleasure to invite you to our opening for exhibition : “MASA # 6 : VIRUS/SUPERSTAR” by Yuki Jungesblut. The show is organized by Isabel Schmiga and Sandra Teitge and will open on 19. 20. Nov. 2011.

For MASA BERLIN Berlin-based artist Yuki Jungesblut (*1974) explores the metaphoric power

of the concepts virus and superstar in our everyday life. Originated in the sciences in the last

century, the term virus has since entered other fields (»computer virus« p.e.). The superstar is

also a creation of the 20th century and closely linked to mass media. In a growing mental map

of associations, the artist invites the audience at MASA BERLIN to either draw, write down, or

verbally communicate ideas concerning notions of VIRUS/SUPERSTAR. Jungesblut will

subsequently structure and model the collected remarks in the further development of the

project.

MASA SPREAD YOURSELF! Masa is the Turkish word for table and simultaneously provides

the title for the mobile and independent exhibition space MASA BERLIN. It is an alterable table

vitrine, which appeared for the first time in 2006 in Istanbul, where it was initiated by artist

Vahit Tuna as a space for contemporary art. In 2011, MASA multiplied and starting from April

its offspring has been invading Berlin’s artistic and urban landscape. In-between-space itself,

MASA – a table set with art – will appear in in-between-spaces, attest them, open up a dialogue

and simply embody the notion of hospitality.

MASA BERLIN - BEING HOSTED AS THE HOST To invite has a twofold meaning in Hebrew and means additional to its conventional use also »to make time«. The notion of double hospitality, triggered via its peregrination and its halt at the most different locations, will be framed by a condensed and focused two-day exhibition format.

»As an extension that excludes art created for the system, as an environment that aims to

compose an area with no boundaries for the Artist, MASA welcomes everyone!« Vahit Tuna

MASA BERLIN is initiated and organized by Isabel Schmiga and Sandra Teitge.

More info:

www.masaprojesi.blogspot.com

www.yukijungesblut.net

www.tamtamart.de.

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EXHIBITION：Transparent Refraction

 

EXHIBITION:Transparent Refraction
-Video Screening of young artists from Czech Republic and Taiwan
29. Oct. 2011- 6. Nov. 2011.

Opening: 29. Oct. 2011  20:00
Venue: tamtamArt Berlin
Weichselstr.8 10247 Friedrichshain Berlin
 
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tamtamART is pleased to present “Transparent Refraction”, a show curated by Zoe Yeh (TW) and Viktor Cech（CZ）. In the show curators hope to elaborate the subtle but firm attitude towards reality in current modern society by artists from different cultural background.

Artist:
Karíma Al-Mukhtarová

Juliana Höschlová
Antonín Jirát

Petr Krátký
Shian Ni

Min-chun Lee
Kaiti Shan

Ivan Svoboda
Tereza Velíková

Chyun-yang Wen
Chi-yu Wu

Refraction is the change in direction of a wave due to a change in its speed. Refraction is commonly observed when a wave passes from one medium to another. Living in a modern society, our daily behaviors show the norm of civic attitude. Modern civilization surfaces the automatic positioning of our daily life. Common situation of daily routine becomes a safe haven, in which we act without thinking. When we brush our teeth every morning, voice down the phone in the public, we act automatically. The trivial automatic interactions with our environment provide a sense of security, as if things will never change as long as we follow the way it should be. However, the safe and peace current moment itself is the trigger of crisis, since the balance will easily break down once a tiny happening takes place. In the works of art, we see how artists apply themselves as a medium different from the norms in civilized daily life. By acting in a different way towards things we are used to, we were provided the chance to find the insight of being in an uncertain, unsafe status. The refractions happen when we try to re-interpret what we’ve been acting every day. The works in this curatorial practice are closely tight to artists’ daily lives and their own reality, which have made the “refraction” more convincing. Meanwhile, the slight but serious attitude of artists from different cultural background has also created an interesting reflection of the generation. Beyond the refraction of rigid civilized life, a reflection on cultural exchange is also an worth-expecting perspective of the show.

Worklist:
Antonín Jirát : See-saw, 2009, 30"

Petr Krátký : Loop, 2011, (in loop)

Ivan Svoboda : Flat number 20, 2008, 9' 22"

Karíma Al-Mukhtarová : 28x1509/2011/12 – 001, In-site Performance

Tereza Velíková : Crayons, 2010, 2' 6"

Juliana Hoschlova：THIS IS WHAT I SAW, 2010, 1'05"

Wen Chyun-yang & Lee Min-Chun：We are fine, just lost. 2010

Shan Kaiti：Let’s Froze It Up, 2010, 1'05"

Ni Shian：Compensation Soon, 2009~, 11'39"

Wu Chi-yu：45nm-process, 2008, 3'05"

   45nm-wind test, 2008, 1'25"

In Collaboration with:

GAZE http://www.gaze-upon.com/

IDA  www.i-d-a.cz

 

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EXHIBITION：SALAT FIEBER

In collaboration with Takt AIR 

Artist in Residence Program

SALAT FIEBER

24. – 30. Sep.
Opening: September 23th, 7pm

Venues：tamtamART

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tamtamART is pleased to present “SALAT FIEBER”, a Takt goup show curated by Weronika Trojanska (PL). The exhibition will open on Sep 24 and will be on view until Sep 30.

Collecting impressions, amassing images, picking up the remains of actions – the group of international artists reside in Berlin have been exploring surrounding environment. Subjectively. Unpretentiously. Carefully. In continuous amplification of occurring views and adrift mirages of visions. Giving a forms and shapes to what used to appear as something inscrutable, unspecified and immersed in thoughts – they reappeared the everyday reality. This collage of multifarious glances and approaches makes intriguing artistic mixture. Salat Fieber!

Marla Botterill  

http://www.marlabotterill.com

L.Ying-Chiu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhc3Wv5ccCo&feature=channel_video_title

Jenna Corcoran

James Eisen 

http://www.taylorslakesupercolony.org/jameseisen

Patrick Kalyanapu 

http://www.taktberlin.org/residency/activities/2011/index.htm#

Rhiannon Sophie Leyland  

http://rhiannonsophie.weebly.com

Quenton Miller

 

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FASHION EXHIBITION : CIRCLE PROJECT + KLANG ABEND # 2

FASHION EXHIBITION : CIRCLE PROJECT  

+ KLANG ABEND # 2
9. Sep. - 18. Sep 2011 / wen – sat  3 – 7 pm

Opening：9. Sep. 2011  8 - 11pm

Venues：tamtamART

 

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Dear friends,

tamtamART have the pleasure to invite you to our Opening for Exhibition : CIRCLE PROJECT by Casey, Nai-Huei Wang and Music Event : KLANG ABEND # 2. The exhibition will open on 9^th September and will be on view until 18^th September. At the opening night will include a KLANG ABEND # 2 event by Jeketh Zoun and Jaal Peint.

CIRCLE PROJECT is an independent study to experience cross-discipline design among urbanism, architecture and fashion design. From the most intimate scale of human body to metropolitan pattern, the textile and the technique of fashion design is applied on to the “fabric” understood by architects and urbanists. The unexpected results follow upon the aesthetic yet logical re-form.

Company with the circle project, the video is the documentary of the largest textile wholesale market in the world, Guangzhou textile town and the process of the project realization.

Casey, Nai-Huei Wang born in Taiwan, based in Hong Kong. She is an architect and urban designer received her post professional degree, Master of Architecture in Urban Design at Harvard University Graduate School of Design. She has worked on diverse scale of projects worldwide.

Her interests and research is in architectural and urban design, urban history and theory. During 2003-2005 she focused on the urban study and practice in Shanghai, China; from 2005 to 2007 at Harvard Graduate School of Design, the concentrated projects and interests are about Boston metropolitan area, Beijing infrastructure and proposed the strategy for Tsuing Hua University Campus as an operative device to reshape the metropolis, Detroit Music Experience Museum in USA, and Almere waterfront residential area in the Netherlands. Casey also collaborated with Juergen Mayer H. in Berlin for installation of exhibition at Netherlands Architecture Institute in Maastricht and plaza design of Metropol Parasol, Plaza de la Encarnacion in Sevilla Spain.

From 2007-2009 she worked at Foster and Partner London office, for projects: Robert Gorden University in Aberdeen and Birmingham Library in UK and Andorra mix-use Masterplan, Esentai residential complex in Kazakhstan. In 2009, she returned to Asia, concentrates on studies on blooming cities in Asia, Taipei, Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen and Hong Kong. Currently she is based in Hong Kong and works at Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA Asia, Ltd) on Taipei Performing Arts Center, a theater complex, which is expected to be completed in 2014, Qianhai Masterplan competition which has mixed use program including residential, commercial, office and educational, health care institute, and logistic program, was held the 3rd place in 2010, under progress for further involvement and she also teaches at the University of Hong Kong, Department of Urban Planing and Design at Faculty of Architecture as a Supervisor for Thesis Studio, Master of Urban Design Program.

http://c-wang.com/

KLANG ABEND is a sound project. We invite sound artists to do life concert which focus more on the experimental of sound.

Jeketh Zoun
http://jekethzoun.tumblr.com/

Jaal Peint
http://18qm.tumblr.com/


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