︎︎︎EAT YOUR WORDS
EAT YOUR WORDS
Group show in Kunstverein Neuhausen
30.10. - 12.12.2021
Opening: 30.10.2021 16:00
︎ Flyer of the exhibition and all related events (PDF, 0.6 MB)
english
A web full of uncertainties stretches across us. Who or what can I still trust when I know about the existence of untruths, manipulations, fakes and the like, and yet cannot escape them?
The class of Birgit Brenner shows works at KV Neuhausen that reflect the visual and linguistic culture in social networks, information media, but also in the analog world. EAT YOUR WORDS as a reaction to the linguistic and pictorial insecurities that shower upon us from all sides, with the sources and intentions behind them often remaining in the dark.
deutsch
Ein Netz voll Unsicherheiten spannt sich über uns. Wem oder was kann ich noch vertrauen, wenn ich über die Existenz von Unwahrheiten, Manipulationen, Fakes und Co. Bescheid weiß und mich ihnen dennoch nicht entziehen kann?
Die Klasse Brenner zeigt im KV Neuhausen Arbeiten, die die visuelle und sprachliche Kultur in den sozialen Netzwerken, Informationsmedien, aber auch in der analogen Welt reflektieren. EAT YOUR WORDS als Reaktion auf die sprachlichen und bildlichen Unsicherheiten, die von allen Seiten auf uns einprasseln, wobei Quellen und dahinterliegende Intentionen oft im Dunkeln bleiben.
CAMPUS 21
Unter dem Begriff »CAMPUS 21« finden mehrere Veranstaltungen im Kunstverein Neuhausen, via Zoom und an der ABK Stuttgart statt.
CAMPUS 02
Donnerstag, 18. November 2021, 16 Uhr (UN)HATE – Hass und Rekrutierung in den sozialen Netzwerken
Referentin: Anja Franz, Neuhausen/F. Ort: KVN Projektraum, Rupert-Mayer Str. 68 B, 73765 Neuhausen/F.
Der Vortrag findet in Zusammenarbeit mit der Friedrich-Schiller Schule, Neuhausen/ Fildern statt.
Anmeldung: https://kvnneuhausen.com/2021/06/22/click-visit/
CAMPUS 03
Montag, 29. November 2021, 19 Uhr
Dr. Roger Behrens, Hamburg
Online-Vortrag via Zoom, Link bei Anmeldung unter: kv.neuhausen@gmail.com
CAMPUS 04
17. Januar 2022
Vortrag oder Workshop mit Arne Vogelsang, Berlin
Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Am Weißenhof 1, 70191 Stuttgart
Termin und Anmeldung: kv.neuhausen@gmail.com
︎︎︎MONOPOL MAGAZINE
"Für zehn Euro bekommst du Fotos von deiner Zucchini-Aufzucht”
Anika Meier wrote an article for the Monopol magazine about our exhibition Odds Without Ends! Odds Without Ends presents works produced specifically for eBay Kleinanzeigen by students of Klasse Brenner @ ABK Stuttgart and was organized by !Mediengruppe Bitnik.
Read the article here:
https://www.monopol-magazin.de/ausstellung-ebay-kleinanzeigen?slide=1
Visit our exhibition here:
https://oddswithoutends.klasse-brenner.de/
︎︎︎ODDS WITHOUT ENDS
ODDS WITHOUT ENDS
A group show on eBay Kleinanzeigen
https://oddswithoutends.klasse-brenner.de/
What happens when you reinterpret a platform for classified ads as public space and use it as the site of an online art exhibition? “Odds Without Ends” is site-specific exhibition on eBay Kleinanzeigen, the largest online platform for classified ads in Germany. For many of us, the platform became a life-line during the stay home order. With many using their time in lockdown to declutter their living spaces, the platform became a place to hang out and see what neighbours were getting rid of.
Using eBay Kleinanzeigen as an exhibition space brings art directly to bargain hunter's homes, invading their screens, grabbing their attention and winning their hearts. This series of artworks uses the ad-space as its canvas and networked space as its show room to open up debates about value, ownership, public vs. private and the entanglement of online and offline spaces. The works within the exhibition unfold over 60 days, each with their specific life-span, mode of exchange and participation. Each work is live for a limited time only, to be discovered by chance orwith intent.
Odds Without Ends presents works produced specifically for eBay Kleinanzeigen by students of Klasse Brenner/Bitnik @ ABK Stuttgart.
Organized by !Mediengruppe Bitnik.
︎︎︎RUNDGANG
Design: Valentin Alisch, Niklas Berlec and Tobias Hönow
RUNDGANG
17.7.-19.7.2020
The students of the State Academy of Arts and Design Stuttgart (ABK Stuttgart) will present their latest art works and study projects digitally and analogously on this year's tour from July 17 to 19, 2020, most of which were created in one semester of digital teaching at the ABK Stuttgart.
While our campus must remain closed due to the current situation, the work of around 900 students of liberal and applied arts is not shown in situ, but online on an interactive platform. Performances, artistic experiments, video works and seminar projects from architecture, design, art and art science restoration are combined into a large virtual show via live streaming, 360-degree recordings and video and are accessible to the public far beyond the borders of the university campus. Only the windows of individual academy buildings serve as space for the presentation of art. The tour's satellites in urban areas form a series of small exhibitions by students, including in shops, cafés and institutions such as the Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart. Public billboards are designed by students and artistic works and projects are staged on the balconies and in the windows of student apartments.
Check it out!
https://rundgang.abk.live
17.7.-19.7.2020
The students of the State Academy of Arts and Design Stuttgart (ABK Stuttgart) will present their latest art works and study projects digitally and analogously on this year's tour from July 17 to 19, 2020, most of which were created in one semester of digital teaching at the ABK Stuttgart.
While our campus must remain closed due to the current situation, the work of around 900 students of liberal and applied arts is not shown in situ, but online on an interactive platform. Performances, artistic experiments, video works and seminar projects from architecture, design, art and art science restoration are combined into a large virtual show via live streaming, 360-degree recordings and video and are accessible to the public far beyond the borders of the university campus. Only the windows of individual academy buildings serve as space for the presentation of art. The tour's satellites in urban areas form a series of small exhibitions by students, including in shops, cafés and institutions such as the Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart. Public billboards are designed by students and artistic works and projects are staged on the balconies and in the windows of student apartments.
Check it out!
https://rundgang.abk.live