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Dominic Eichler
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Written All Over Us
The whiteness descended from up North But this whiteness is salt not snow Earth laid himself out like an old mattress fucked on and repeatedly left in the rain then dried out--ten years of drought or more-- then fucked again (excerpt from "The Whiteness") Dominic Eichler's poems are deeply perceptive. Filled with an acute sense of the transient, they capture precious moments--moments that are potentially better let go of. With their succinct melancholic tone, these moments come across as subtle, yet insistent attacks on the way hangovers, delusion, and pleasure are processed. Eichler's poems are ultimately suggestive of both real places and people, and the magical frailty that inhabits them. With illustrations by Nairy Baghramian, Julian Göthe, Shahryar Nashat, Henrik Olesen, Danh Vo
Under One Umbrella
This book is the first overall presentation of Silberkuppe. Since it's founding in May 2008, Silberkuppe has become one of Berlin's most outstanding independent spaces for contemporary art. Dominic Eichler and Michel Ziegler run the space from a twenty-five square metre room in a former concierge's office. Over the last two years they have initiated around twenty projects including exhibitions, lectures, presentations, film screenings, concerts and performances, which together have involved more than fifty cultural producers with diverse interests and backgrounds, including contemporary artists, architects, actors, dancers, designers, musicians and writers. This catalogue comes as a result o...
Wolfgang Tillmans
German Photo Book Award in Silber 2012 Available again: the trend-setting abstract photographs by the recipient of the Turner Prize
PS
The Jahresring series is one of the longest continually published annual journals for contemporary art in Germany. The 61st edition is a reader and visual sampler with contributions from visual artists, writers, poets, musicians, choreographers, and designers. Bringing together a discursive array of forms and timbres, it takes an intertextual and interdisciplinary approach to exploring some contemporary cultural resonances with respect to gender and sexuality. In this sense, a "PS" or postscript might be understood as a place where relations or realities not explicitly stated in the main body of any given text, but nevertheless underpinning them, are revealed. A "PS" is a place of interperso...
Claire Barclay
Text by Dominic Eichler.
Wilhelm Sasnal
Wilhelm Sasnal is one of the most celebrated artists to emerge from Eastern Europe in the twenty-first century. His practice embraces drawing, film, comics (his strips are regularly published in Machina and Przekroj, two Polish periodicals) and, above all, painting. Prolific, varied and deliberately unclassifiable, Sasnal channels the enigma of our contemporary image-based society. For him, 'art is largely a mystery [that] touches upon the invisible, the unnamed.' His painting draws together Pop, photorealism, abstraction, minimalism and photorealism to describe both banal and enchanted details of day-to-day reality, placing diverse subjects on a plane of equality. His key subjects, however,...
Ugo Rondinone
Tag und Nacht, Realität und Fiktion, Natur und Kultur Ugo Rondinone (*1964) verleiht alltäglichen Dingen oder Phänomenen eine poetische Dimension. Ein Baum, eine Uhr, die Sonne oder ein Regenbogen - mittels Wiederholung, Isolation oder Reduktion setzt er sie in einer für ihn typischen minimalistischer Manier in einen neuen Kontext und schafft atmosphärische Stimmungsbilder. Die Schirn widmet Rondinone eine große Überblicksausstellung, in der zentrale Gemälde, Skulpturen und Videoarbeiten des renommierten Schweizer Künstlers präsentiert werden. Eigens für die Schirn konzipiert er zudem eine neue Installation, die sich über die gesamte Länge der Galerie und in die Rotunde ...
Britta Lumer - Where happiness lives
Berlin-based Britta Lumer's large-scale watercolors and charcoal drawings, which employ surprising tools and materials like coal dust, a vacuum cleaner and compressor, communicate a yearning for protection and happiness in addition to an attendant fragility. Upon close inspection, seemingly innocuous houses, forests and portraits become dark and eerie.
