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Kornhaus Atelier / Stadtgalerie & Hochschule der Künste Bern (HKB) / Basis Kunst und Bau (BAKUB) – Macharten von Ost bis West / Poster / 2020

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Group Show at Stadtgalerie

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Camille Aleña

Fortnum and Mason for Kasten 28.02.–16.05.2020 Stadtgalerie Berne, Switzerland

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Lil Emo, 2019 Toy trucks and photographs in presspan collecting virtines with sliding glass panes; 6 parts, each 60 × 80 × 9,5 cm (installation view: Stadtgalerie Bern, 2020)

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Four Seasons 1 (CCA Berlin) ​Benjamin Saurer, Frankie, and Kelman Duran

29 April 2022

12 Apostel Kirche An der Apostelkirche 1 10783 Berlin

Benjamin Saurer is a Berlin-based trained organist and visual artist. He practiced church music from 1997 to 2003 and received his MFA from Städelschule, Academy of Fine Arts Frankfurt am Main in 2008. In parallel to his painting practice, he writes music to accompany exhibitions of artist colleagues and regularly performs as an organist in similar frameworks. Most recently Saurer has composed and performed at Stadtgalerie Bern, Internationale Ferienkurse für Neue Musik Darmstadt, Kunsthalle Wien, Kunsthalle Basel, Portikus, and Kunstverein Oldenburg. At the Twelve Apostles Church, Saurer will play an excerpt of Die Fregatte/The frigate, a work by Thys/de Gruyter, 2008; The Elect, an ambient soundtrack for Yannic Joray’s exhibition of the same name at Stadtgalerie Bern, 2021; and Ich bin eine rufende Stimme [I am a Calling Voice], 2022, composition for organ.

Frankie is the solo music project of Franziska Aigner, consisting of a solo cello and vocal set combined with a hyper-emotional lyricism. Mostly working in choreography and performance, the past few years have continuously brought more and more music to her life. Aigner performed in and co-wrote the music to FAUST by Anne Imhof for the 2017 Venice Biennale, and joined the Holly Herndon vocal ensemble in 2019. She continues to work and perform with artists such as Anne Imhof, William Forsythe, and Austin Jack Lynch, and recently completed her PhD in philosophy. Frankie will perform songs from her newly-released EP, Styx, which can be purchased here.

Kelman Duran is a musician and artist born in La Ermita, in the countryside of the Dominican Republic, and raised in New York City. Prior to making music, he produced videos at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Through his music, Duran explores the legacy of the black rebellion during Haitian Revolution and today’s unbalanced racial climate, reinterpreting and propelling the parameters of Afro- rhythms like reggaeton and dancehall. His latest LP, Night In Tijuana, was released in 2021 on the label Scorpio Red, which he co-founded with artist Annie Mackinnon. Duran will close the evening with an ambient mix conceived for the occasion.

Co-conceived with Edwin Nasr.

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Eva has a BFA in Photography from Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam. She has been featured in Aperture Magazine and Aperture Foundation has produced a limited-edition portfolio of her photograms. Eva’s work has won numerous awards and has been widely exhibited. She is represented by Gallerie STAMPA in Basel, Switzerland. A new book project of her photograms is in the works and she is currently organizing a group show of like-minded artists from Bern, Amsterdam and Berlin that will open at the Stadtgalerie in Bern, Switzerland this October.

Fotogramme

In my work, I collect and utilize plants found in the wild as my working material. How plants have been depicted, studied and used over the course of history is a big inspiration for me. By editing, arranging and reproducing my own collection of specimens I construct renderings of my imagination. I am interested in the appearance of the plant specimens, their diversity of growth and development as well as the impact of their surrounding environment on their appearance.

http://lenscratch.com/2015/07/eva-fiore-kovacovsky-fotogramme/

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Doppelseite mit unserer Installation “Overworked Dog” in der Publikation “Sichten” der Stadtgalerie Bern

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Next Chance #feiernbiszumumfallen Morgen 18 Uhr Stadtgalerie #cantonale #binda (hier: Stadtgalerie Bern)

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Kornhaus Atelier / Stadtgalerie & Hochschule der Künste Bern (HKB) / Basis Kunst und Bau (BAKUB) – Macharten von Ost bis West / Poster / 2020

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Swiss Artist Talk presents Sara Gassmann

Swiss Artist Talk is a written interview series conducted by the Consulate General of Switzerland featuring current Swiss artists-in-residence living in New York.

Swiss Artist Talk is pleased to introduce Swiss artist Sara Gassmann. Sara received a grant from Atelier Mondial, Basel and is staying at the Residency Unlimited from February until July 2017.

Born in Dagmersellen in 1980, Sara holds a BA from Geneva School of Art and Design (HEAD) and an MFA from the Bern University of the Arts. Next to her residency in New York, she participated in other artist-in-residencies such as Swatch Art Peace Hotel Residency Shanghai in 2016, Geumcheon Art Space Seoul in 2015 and Inside- Out Art Museum Beijing in 2013. She lives and works in Basel.

Her work was exhibited at Vitrine Gallery Basel, Centre d'Art Contemporain Yverdon-les-bains, Kunstmuseum Lucerne, Kunstmuseum Thun, Space One Seoul, Stadtgalerie Bern, Kunsthaus Langenthal, La Placette Lausanne, Galerie Krethlow Bern, and Kunstpavillon München among others.

 WETTERLEUCHTEN 2017 canvas | paperwork | ceramics, Vitrine Basel 2017

Currently, her installations DOMESTIC STARE can be seen at the West 10 Window in New York, presented by Time Equities Inc. Art-in-Buildings, until June 24. From July 11-21, Sara will show another body of ceramic works at A3 Gallery in Bushwick.

DOMESTIC STARE 2017 glazed ceramic, West 10th Window, New York

What are you working on right now?

I have the chance to work in a ceramic studio (BKLYN Clay) in Brooklyn. My work is process oriented and I would title myself as a painter. In this sense I see my ceramic works as 3D paintings.

I got an invitation from Time Equities Inc. Art-in-Buildings to do an installation at West 10Th Window in New York. I created two ceramic sculptures that take over the given space and kind of stare at you.

In July I will show my work in a group show organized by Residency Unlimited at A3 Gallery in Bushwick. There I have the opportunity to show another body of ceramic works.

And I am collaborating with a poet friend where we are creating an interaction between our works. Kind of a ping pong game

Sara in the ceramic studio BKLYN Clay in Brooklyn Photo credits © Nicole Rampa

What work of yours are you most proud of?

I can’t categorize it. There are so many factors involved and it depends strongly on the unique situation. Maybe I can feel it stronger when I get surprised by my own work or if I find unexpected solutions.

KNOCHEN 2017 glazed ceramic | different size

What inspires you the most?

I am very much interested in humans, cultural characteristics, verbal and nonverbal interactions in my daily life as well as unexpected encounters in their diversity. To be a foreigner has a strong impact on my in and output. The inner archive is growing and enlarging itself.

In addition, I’m inspired by artworks that I can feel a connection with and that touch me wordlessly. This is meaningful for going on my own path. I also find that to being part of a family that goes back for generations is inspiring.

How is New York influencing your work?

I can feel that New York has an important impact on my work. It opens new directions. I am taking a lot in.

KINGFISHER 2016 acrylic | acrylicspray | ink on cotton |120 x 120 cm

What is your favorite place in New York?

Riding my bicycle while listening to other bicycles and car sound systems makes me happy.

What are you hoping to gain from your stay here in New York that you can take with you back to Switzerland?

The openness of everyday encounters and the positivity to meet new people.

GLYZERIN 2016 acrylic | acrylicspray | ink on cotton | 65 x 65 cm

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"Kasten" at Stadtgalerie Bern

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Now on View: Sara Gassmann, DOMESTIC STARE

Time Equities Inc. Art-in-Buildings is pleased to announce the newest exhibition at the West 10th Window: Sara Gassmann, DOMESTIC STARE.

Sara Gassmann's installation, DOMESTIC STARE, creates a reciprocal relationship between viewer and object. While the audience is invited to stare down the circular length of the sculptures, they in turn eye the viewer, observing the observer. Gassmann's ceramic sculptures inhabit a world somewhere between inorganic object and animal. Peering out from the dark green window display, Gassmann's installation imposes a sense of surveillance on the viewer as the forms display an odd anthropomorphic quality; standing on two legs, a large eye is evoked in the negative space within the "body" of the object. The glaze of the ceramic and the glaze of the glass create a double reflection, allowing the viewer to watch themselves observe the sculpture, and inviting them to lean in closer to see evidence of the artist's hand.

Sara Gassmann (born 1980 in Dagmersellen, CH; lives and works in Basel, Switzerland) received her BA from Geneva School of Art and Design (HEAD) and her MFA from the Bern University of the Arts. She is currently an Artist-In-Residence at Residency Unlimited New York, and has participated in different Artist-In-Residences, such as Swatch Art Peace Hotel Residency Shanghai CN (2016), Geumcheon Art Space Seoul KR (2015) and Inside-Out Art Museum Beijing CN (2013). Gassmann's work is exhibited in venues such as Vitrine Gallery Basel CH (2017), Centre d'art contemporain Yverdon-les-bains CH (2016), Kunstmuseum Thun CH (2015), Kunstmuseum Luzern CH (2014|12), Space One Seoul KR (2014), Stadtgalerie Bern CH (2014), Kunsthaus Langenthal CH (2015|14), La Placette Lausanne CH (2013), Galerie Krethlow Bern CH (2012), Kunstpavillon München D (2012).

Next up at the West 10th Window: Inna Babaeva, Jessica Stoller, and Greg Smith.

Learn more about Sara Gassmann on her website!

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