exposed aggregate

Opening: 4 February, 3 pm

die raum
Oderbergerstr. 56, 10435 Berlin

February 5, 2024 - April 14, 2024

Jahresendzeitfiguren

Opening: 17 December, 4 pm

Norbert Bayer
Frauke Alina Becker
Paula Breuer
Frieder Butzmann
Marlene Zoë Burz
Kerstin Drechsel
Christel Fetzer
Stella Geppert
Wolfgang Guenther
Okka-Esther Hungerbühler
Jake Kent
Yuni Kim
Manuel Kirsch
Tobias Koenig
Nicole Messenlehner
Alexander Moosbrugger
Frank Nitsche
Elizabeth Ravn
Thomas Scheibitz
Christiane Seiffert
Björn Streeck
Luise-Finn Tuula Tismer
Lars Unkenholz
Peter Wächtler
Barbara Wille

2024: «Mach Platz!»
2023: «Ich war doch schon immer mager…»
2022: «Nimm die Hände aus den Taschen, 2024, es geht hier nicht um dein beschissenes Ego.»
2020: «Du kommst einfach die Treppe runter, setzt dich hin, bestellst einen Drink und rauchst eine. Dir geht es gut, die Zigarette schmeckt dir, weil es deine Marke ist.»
2023: «Ich geh’ lieber gleich zu Ende…»
2022: «Dafür haste noch Zeit. Du ruhst dich jetzt aus, legst dich hin, entspannst.»
2020: «Keine Angst vor deiner Zerlutschung!»
2023: «Ich werd’ vor Aufregung schon ganz arg klebrig.»
2021: «Bei mir hat’s nicht weh getan.»
2023: «Wenn ihr meint.»
2018: «Wir hängen sowieso für immer aneinander.»
2024: «Also ich werde fetter als ihr es euch vorstellen könnt.»
2019: «Halt du erstmal drei Sekunden die Luft an!»
2020: «Auch ich hatte was extra…“
2021: «Aber einen 30. Februar hattest auch du nicht!»
2013: «Der Motor läuft auch ohne euch!»

SOX
Oranienstr. 175, 10999 Berlin

December 18, 2023 - January 15, 2024

TV Gardeners

Opening: 10 November, 7 pm

Alisa Berger, Ellinor Aasgaard & Zayne Armstrong, Ale Bachlechner & Jonathan Kastl & Felix Zilles-Perels

The exhibition "TV Gardeners" very loosely and freely associates with Nam June Paik's environment "TV Garden" (1977) and shows three contemporary video works: "Studio Hallo" by Ale Bachlechner, Jonathan Kastl and Felix Zilles-Perels , "Days" by Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard and Zayne Armstrong and "NFTURE" by Alisa Berger.

The exhibition "TV Gardeners" very loosely and freely associates with Nam June Paik's environment "TV Garden" (1977) and shows three contemporary video works: "Studio Hallo" by Ale Bachlechner, Jonathan Kastl and Felix Zilles-Perels , "Days" by Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard and Zayne Armstrong and "NFTURE" by Alisa Berger.

In Paik's environment, television sets and plants meet as representatives of technology and nature, coming together in a contemplative garden scene. In "TV Gardeners" the plants have disappeared and visitors are invited to follow the process of deconstructing television: Bachlechner's/ Kastl's / Zilles-Perel's and Aasgaard/ Armstrong's works expand and deconstruct studio, news, plot, characters, reference and meaning. Berger shows a reordering and demontage of image and sound in the digital data stream.

"Days" (2022) by Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard und Zayne Armstrong

Adaptable and multilingual gig economy labourers search for self-realisation — but when faced with the consequences of their ethical relativism, will they be drinking their hard-earned flat white alone... forever?

Days is a film in the form of an experimental soap opera, inspired by long-running series and how they have inadvertently produced multi-layered communities which live in between fiction and reality. At NKR, Days is presented as a multi-channel video installation within the scenography from the film featuring works by 333 Boyz (Sam Lubicz and Liam Morrison), Ulrike Buck, Bob Kil, Nicholas Korody and Elizabeth Ravn.

NKR-Neuer Kunstraum
Himmelgeister Str. 107 E
40225 Düsseldorf, Germany

November 11 - December 10, 2023

Paris Internationale 2023

Preview 17 October, 11-8 pm

Booth 3.6.

Deborah Schamoni is pleased to present a solo presentation by Berlin-based American painter Elizabeth Ravn (b. 1994, Brooklyn), introducing her work to the French audience.

Paris Internationale
17 Rue du Faubourg Poissonnière
75009 Paris

October 18 - 22, 2023

‘WARSAW>KIN<BERLIN’

Opening: 28 September, 7 pm

WARSAW>KIN<BERLIN includes six project spaces each from Berlin and Warsaw, and is curated by Elisabeth Sonneck (super bien! Berlin) and Katie Zazenski (STROBOSKOP, Warsaw).

Through this collaboration, we aim to emphasize the critical role of independent/project spaces for experimentation and artistic development, for the roles they play in contemporary art ecosystems, and the unique ways in which these communities are and can be connected.

Participating spaces: Die Möglichkeit einer Insel, die raum, Fundacja Ziemniaki i, JIL, Kurt-Kurt, Lele Art Space studios, obcy, Przyszła Niedoszła, ROSALUX, STROBOSKOP, super bien! Berlin, Zwitschermaschine.

Participating Artists: Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard & Zayne Armstrong, Anna Bochkova, Jonas Brinker, Monika Czyżyk / Neil Luck / Mateusz Ścibor, Tiny Domingos, Monika Dorniak, Bastian Gehbauer, Ulrich Grüter, Kexin Hao, Rafael Ibarra, Krysia Jędrzejewska-Szmek, Anna Maria Karczmarska, Piotr Bury Łakomy, Mikołaj Małek, Mrozia11, Elizabeth Ravn, Anna Rutkowska, Tomasz Saciłowski, selection from the Potato Library, Heidi Sill, Elisabeth Sonneck, Olga Truszkowska, Evgenija Wassilew

Galeria Promocyjna
Rynek Starego Miasta 2
00-272 Warszawa, Poland

September 28 - October 28, 2023

Downtime

Opening: 20 April, 6-8 pm

DEBORAH SCHAMONI
Mauerkircherstr. 186
81925 München

April 21 - June 10, 2023

photo: Marlene Burz

Ausleben

Opening: 11 & 12 March, 12-18h

Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard & Zayne Armstrong, Michelle Alperin, Norbert Bayer, Florian Birk, Sascha Brylla, Marlene Zoë Burz, Matthias Dornfeld, Elmgreen & Dragset, Rudolf Enderlein, Ethan Hayes-Chute, Okka-Esther Hungerbühler, Dafna Maimon, Klaus Merkel, Claudia & Julia Müller, Joe Neave, Anne Neukamp, Elizabeth Ravn, Lennart Rieder, Michael E. Smith, Björn Streeck, Caro Suerkemper, Young-Jun Tak, Ina Weber, Barbara Wille

Smiling, my grandma allowed me to host an exhibition in her apartment once she is no longer alive. She left her apartment last year. We - that is, the artists invited by me, Manuel Kirsch, and I - take a weekend for the exhibition Ausleben, which now takes place at a special time in the undefined interspace of life plans.

Everything was structured in the rooms by that lady who was always my grandma until the end and will continue to be. Many have a grandma and know their apartment. At some point, questions arise such as: What do we take with us, what do we discard?

We artists temporarily add something. That "something" is our art: paintings, sculptures, and objects that I place, hang, lay, incorporate into my grandmother's apartment and that connect and enter a dialog with the furniture and objects.

Ausleben is a group exhibition curated by Manuel Kirsch.

Elisabeth Wetzel
Schulstr. 11
79111 Freiburg

March 11 - 12, 2023

Everyone’s Had It

Opening: 13 January, 6-8 pm

Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard, Zayne Armstrong & Elizabeth Ravn

The 2022 hybrid movie painting Everyone Wants It is followed by a sequel, Everyone's Had It.

Everyone is excited to see the second part, even if they haven't seen the first. That sounds curious but it is true I can tell you in a few words like a love poem. “Love is not love which alters when it alteration finds…”, Shakespeare wrote in Sonnet 116. This phrase fits well because I would like to show the popular elements in the work without telling what will happen. The play is text and picture based and has a time frame in which we can follow three dialogs on a LED display while the movie is built up like a multi-layered stage in the window.
The storylines are clearly separated from each other in terms of content, but spatially they are drawn together in such a way that the LED font can be reduced to a purely visual element. The dialogs light up other immaterial conversations taking place. The conversations between the protagonists, the materials, the different spaces, inside and outside, glass and textile, A and B, street and window, you and me are overlapping and through visible.

SOX
Oranienstr. 175, 10999 Berlin

January 13, 2023 - February 12, 2023

Everyone Wants It

Opening: 24 November, 6-9 pm

Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard, Zayne Armstrong & Elizabeth Ravn

“Can’t we arrange the space in a more collaborative way?” is one sentence from the three dialogs in the movie painting hybrid Everyone Wants It.

Everyone is excited about the second part before they have seen the first. That sounds curious but it is true I can tell you in a few words like a love poem. “Love is not love which alters when it alteration finds…”, Shakespeare wrote in Sonnet 116. This phrase fits well because I would like to show the popular elements in the work without telling what will happen. The play is text and picture based and has a time frame in which we can follow three dialogs on a LED display while the movie is built up like a multi-layered stage in the window.

The storylines are clearly separated from each other in terms of content, but spatially they are drawn together in such a way that the LED font can be reduced to a purely visual element. The dialogs light up other immaterial conversations taking place. The conversations between the protagonists, the materials, the different spaces, inside and outside, glass and textile, A and B, street and window, you and me are overlapping and through visible.

Full text by Manuel Kirsch available on the SOX website.

SOX
Oranienstr. 175, 10999 Berlin

November 25, 2022 - January 9, 2023

Ledgers & Dwellers

Opening: 16 September, 6-9 pm

Bungalow is pleased to present Ledgers & Dwellers, an exhibition by Berlin-based American painter Elizabeth Ravn (b. 1994, Brooklyn).

BUNGALOW - ChertLüdde
Hauptstr. 18, 10827 Berlin

September 17 - October 29, 2022

The exhibition formerly known as “trace image”

Opening: 9 September, 6-8 pm

Juliette Blightman, Owen Fu, João Gabriel, R.I.P. Germain, Constantin Nitsche, Elizabeth Ravn, Adam Stamp, Sarah Szczesny

Together, Deborah Schamoni and O-Town House are pleased to present The exhibition formerly known as „trace image“. The show was initially conceived as an exploration of artistic practices located between presence and absence via works that probe strategies of art-making which exploit or obscure the notion of the body (or: figure) through various devices of abstraction. However, as the conversations with the artists of The exhibition formerly known as „trace image“ developed, the exhibition began to tell its own story. Both Deborah Schamoni and Scott Cameron Weaver operate their exhibition spaces from their homes. These very particular and intimate settings facilitate yet- undiscovered conversations and expose a new language for time-honored binaries with a unique kind of storytelling.

DEBORAH SCHAMONI
Mauerkircherstr. 186,
D-81925 München

September 9 - October 29, 2022

Forming Communities: Berliner Wege – 道法柏林, 而游于外 (Dào fǎ bólín, ér yóu yú wài)

Opening: 27 August, 6 – 9 pm

aaajiao 徐文恺, Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard, Cao Kefei 曹克非, Isaac Chong Wai, Chun Shu 春树, Fan Popo 范坡坡, Han Feng 韩锋, He Xiangyu 何翔宇, Benno Hinkes, Nadia Kaabi-Linke, Liao Wenfeng 廖文峰, Elizabeth Ravn, Tobias Spichtig, Tak Young-jun 탁영준 卓永俊, Bignia Wehrli 宾雅, Regina Weiss, Yi Ke 伊可, Yi Li 一子

Forming Communities shows examples of the connections between artists from China, across Asia, and other parts of the world who are internationally active and based in Berlin. The result is a picture of an artistic landscape of diversity around a group of artists from Asia, which conveys the closeness and distance of the people involved on all semantic and sociological levels. The exhibition works with formats of invitation and networking; this includes regular meetings with the participating artists during the exhibition, which are open to all visitors.

KINDL - Centre for Contemporary Art
Am Sudhaus 3, 12053 Berlin

August 28 2022 – February 5, 2023

Isaac Chong Wai, Equilibrium No. 8 – Boundaries, 2012 / 2014, Performance, Photo: Camille Blake

Grüße vom Schäfersee!

Exhibition w/ Nadja Abt, Jakob Argauer, Ruben Bürgam, Marcel Heise, Sam Lubicz, Elizabeth Ravn, Shirin Sabahi, Sunette L. Viljoen, Anna Wiget

Opening Sat 16 Jul, 6-10 pm

Visible from outside 24/7
Interior viewable by appointment

KSOIK is a former vending Kiosk located in Reinickendorf in the north of Berlin between the picturesque Schäfersee and Residenzstraße, beside an entrance to a U8 station. This Summer KSOIK will transform the almost four square meter room and the whole building (including a public toilet, a gum-ball machine and a payphone) into a 24/7 public exhibition space.

KSOIK
Am Schäfersee, 13407 Berlin

July 27 - August 17 2022

Something New Every Day

press text by Zayne Armstrong

Zyrland Zoiropa
Pankstrasse 26, 13357 Berlin

January 20 - 30, 2022

It’s Just a Phase / Det er bare en fase

Agatha Wara, Anna Uddenberg, Cassie Augusta Jørgensen, Constantin Hartenstein, Eirik Sæther, Elizabeth Ravn, Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard, Change Aalrust, Erika Stöckel, Evelyn Taocheng Wang, Geumhyung Jeong, Gözde Ilkin, Hannah Ryggen, Hanne Lippard, Heji Shin, Isa Genzken, Julien Ceccaldi, Mahmoud Khaled, Manuel Kirsch, Matt Mullican, Nikhil Vettukattil, Nina Beier, Olga Balema, Samrridhi Kukreja / Tuda Muda Sidsel, Meineche Hansen, Simon Fujiwara, Yngve Holen, Young-Jun Tak, Özgür Kar

We are very excited to present "It's Just a Phase", the very first exhibition at KUK.

Thematically, the exhibition looks at life phases and the way they have changed in the light of social, ethical and technological development in recent times. With a special focus on body and identity, works of art from 29 artists with very different backgrounds and from all over the world will bring KU-K's exhibition space to life, while the institution takes its first steps.

The exhibition questions the essentialism of the phases of life - from birth to adolescence and beyond. At the birth of KUK, the exhibition looks at the institutional phases of life and their inverted, new definitions. "It's Just a Phase" thus carefully fine-tunes routine perceptions of life phases and their resolution into more fluid, swinging, changing, curious and performative proposals, and looks at how life blends into new ways of being, as a kind of ongoing birth of identity (nods, of course, in this case, a new showroom, a new institution, taking its first steps into a changing reality).

Kjøpmannsgata Ung Kunst, K-U-K, Trondheim, NO

November 19, 2021 - February 13, 2022

MERZBAU-GARTEN Module III

Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard / Elizabeth Ravn, Anna M. Szaflarski, Nigin Beck, Sayuri Chetti, Stephanie Comilang,
Zora Mann, Philip Wiegard, Bob Kil, The Society for Matriarchal World Domination (featuring Selin Davasse & Zoë Claire Miller)

Merzbau-Garten is a collaborative project which is growing over the course of three modules by combining the work, concepts and labor of various Berlin-based artists, writers, and designers. Inspired in part by Kurt Schwitters' Merzbau, the space at Kinderhook & Caracas is organically accumulating architectural interventions, art works and plant life over the course of the year, meanwhile manifesting in a parallel, non-linear publication with contributions from all of the participants. A program of encounters accompanies the physical exhibition.

Kinderhook & Caracas, Berlin, DE

July 16 - August 14, 2021

Feeling the Room Temperature

Minda Andren, Amir Guberstein, James Krone, Przemek Pyszczek, Elizabeth Ravn, Stephanie Stein

SETAREH, Berlin, DE

July 10 - August 31, 2021

Days

This fall, Fotogalleriet will premiere Days, a collaborative ‘soap opera’ by Ellinor Aurora Aasgaard and Zayne Armstrong. The project explores how the cultural phenomenon of day-time drama can become a source of solidarity and social habitus.

Fotogalleriet, Oslo, NO

October 16 - November 29 2020

Hosting #4 / Elizabeth Ravn: Backyard

HOSTING opens its doors for »Backyard«, a series of new paintings by Elizabeth Ravn.
For this occasion, the poet and musician Alizée Lenox composed a 15min track »Movements for a painter’s wrist«, the performance starts at 18:00.

Studio Tess, Berlin, DE

October 3 - 18, 2020