Uli Westphal

Previous exhibitions and events:

Zea mays, Wet Collection

An exhibition by Uli Westphal

16.12.21 - 24.01.22

Opening Thursday 16.12.21, from 6 PM

@

BERLIN-WEEKLY

Linienstr. 160
10115 Berlin

www.berlin-weekly.com

10,000 years ago a series of chance mutations caused an inconspicuous weed, Teosinte, to become the ancestor of corn. Millennia of selection by humans have yielded dramatic changes to corn. Farmers developed a multitude of cultivars of varying shape, color, flavor and culinary use, each adapted to the culture, geography and climate of the places they were grown. Today, the US Corn Belt, an area roughly the size of California, almost exclusively grows a single type of corn called yellow dent. Nearly all of the seed is genetically modified and intellectual property, controlled by the few agrochemical corporations that rule the global seed market. Most of the harvest is turned into ethanol or animal feed to produce cheap meat in concentrated feeding operations. Just a fraction of the harvest is directed towards human consumption, primarily in the form of sweeteners, particularly High Fructose Corn Syrup.

Uli Westphal documents disappearing crop diversity and the things replacing it. Zea mays, Wet Collection combines photographs and found objects into a glowing spatial installation that traces the transformation of corn.

The Cultivar Series: Zea mays I
Corn cultivars from all parts of the world. Photographed 2018 at the CIMMYT seed bank in Texcoco, Mexico

Suicide Soda
High Fructose Corn Syrup based soda. Collected 2018 in Providence, RI, USA

Synopsis
Teosinte in Bio-Ethanol

The installation is visible from the street. For a closer look and appointments please contact info@uliwestphal.de or info@berlin-weekly.com

Special Thanks to RISD Nature Lab, David Kim, Peter Rogers, Lucia Monge, Julia van den Hout, William Myers, MU Artspace, Angelique Spaninks, CIMMYT, Dr. Denise Costich, Dr. Martha Willcox, Dennis Baldwin, Native Seeds/SEARCH, Liz Fairchild, Nicholas Garber and Sheryl Joy and everyone who supported me with these projects along the way.

Tirdad Hashemi - 2021

hey Universum

November 8-21, 2021

Berlin-Lichtenberg

hierundjetzt.blo-ateliers.de/hey-universum

ARTISTS: Rula Ali, Shirin Ashkari, Miguel Buenrostro, Kristen Cooper, D’Andrade, Laura Fong Prosper, Christa Fülbier, Tirdad Hashemi, Ziyad Hawwas, Halim Karabibene, Nicolás Kisic Aguirre, Zoltan Kunckel, Sam Madhu, Irina Novarese, Ramin Parvin, Yaser Safi, Ruba Salameh, Özlem Sarıyıldız, Uli Westphal, Bora Yediel

HIER&JETZT:Connections (HUJ:C) extends its art space to the streets of Berlin’s district Lichtenberg with the group exhibition hey Universum. The show features posters designed by 20 cross-cultural artists displayed throughout Lichtenberg’s urban spaces.

Posters are inserted into the everyday circumstance, utilizing commonplace advertisement poster walls as platforms to engage the public with offerings, messages and questions that speak to the artists’ viewpoints on an array of topics pertinent to the world today. The approach fosters opportunities for passersby to rethink and reenvision ‘our’ universe within the local landscape.

On Friday, October 29th, 2021 at 6PM HUJ:C will present the posters at GISELA Freier Kunstraum Lichtenberg, Giselastr. 12, 10317 Berlin. The exhibition in public space can be viewed from November 8th – 21st, 2021.

HIER&JETZT: Connections (HUJ:C) is an exchange and residency project for artists in exile. The initiative was founded in 2017 by artists from the B.L.O.. Ateliers in Berlin-Lichtenberg. The HUJ:C-community consists of more than 20 artists and cooperation partners from 14 countries.

***The tested-vaccinated-recovered rule applies to all of our events. Please bring proof of full vaccination, proof of recovery or a negative COVID-19 test result.

Happy Together

07.06.-22.08.2021

Ui Sinseol Culture and Arts Railway, Seoul, Korea

Sinseoldong Station , Bomun Station , Sungshin Women's University Station

works by Olly Fathers, Reef Chang, Planet 350, Uli Westphal
curated by Yeo Mi-young

My work can be seeen at Sungshin Women's University Station

www.uiartline.com

KINDRED CHRONICLES

February 26th – March 12th 2021

Museum Lichtenberg

Türrschmidtstr. 24
10317 Berlin, Germany

www.hierundjetzt.blo-ateliers.de/kindred-chronicles-exhibition/

A GROUP EXHIBITION by HIER & JETZT: Connections
Artists: Rula Ali, Shirin Ashkari, Christa Fülbier, Ziyad Hawwas, Halim Karabibene, Zoltan Kunckel, Irina Novarese, Ramin Parvin, Dachil Sado, Yaser Safi, Ruba Salameh, Özlem Sarıyıldız, Uli Westphal, Bora Yediel, Sarah Zeryab, DIE KOMPANIE.
Curated by: Kristen Cooper

HIER & JETZT: Connections is delighted to invite you to the upcoming group exhibition: KINDRED CHRONICLES.
The Exhibition will take place between February 26 – March 12, 2021 on the facade of Museum Lichtenberg im Stadthaus.
We will have a soft opening on Friday, February 26, 2021 from 4.30 p.m. to 8 p.m., following the current Covid-19 regulations.
All the works are visible from the street and you are more than welcomed to visit the exhibition anytime you want!
NOTE: Please follow our web page for current Covid-19 regulations.

Artist initiative Hier & Jetzt: Connections’ group exhibition Kindred Chronicles opens Friday, February 26th at Museum Lichtenberg. The exhibition is presented to the public in an unconventional fashion, clinging to the buildings facades and projecting from their windows. Supplementary programming includes performances by DIE KOMPANIE, art interventions that will take place during the exhibition opening and closing events, and film screenings during the second weekend of the show.

All exhibiting artists are part of the initiative HIER & JETZT: Connections (HUJ:C). The initiative was launched in 2017 by artists of B.L.O. Ateliers in Berlin-Lichtenberg to offer an exchange and residency program to artists in exile. Exile has been defined by the group as the involuntary loss of one’s social context and working environment in their country of origin for an uncertain period of time.

Kindred Chronicles addresses positions of assimilation through acts of sharing and dissemination. The collection of works composes a community archive that is reflective of the personal heritage of the participating artists, as well as of our common current histories. Noticeable in nearly every work is the use of text and symbol; operating both narratively and illustratively, creating types of individual documentation that bring together past and present, place and community.

PLEASE NOTE: All works are visible from the street, so that risks regarding COVID-19 are minimized.

EXHIBITION OPENING Friday, February 26, 2021, 4:30 – 8:00 pm

PERFORMANCES Friday, February 26 & Friday, March 12, 2021, 6:00 pm in Tucholla Platz by DIE KOMPANIE

FILM SCREENINGS Friday, March 5, 2021, 7 pm, in the Museum Lichtenberg’s Courtyard with contributions from Museum Lichtenberg and films by Pinar Ögrenci, Alisi Telengut and Sarah Zeryab

CONTACT email: blo-huj@riseup.net

This project is funded by Bezirksamt Lichtenberg, Amt für Weiterbildung und Kultur.

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Islands of Happiness?

October 9th 2020 – April 18th 2021

NRW Forum Düsseldorf

Ehrenhof 2
40479 Düsseldorf, Germany

www.nrw-forum.de/ausstellungen/cute

Opening: Thursday, October 8th 2020 from 6 – 9 PM

Registration required due to Covid19. Register here:
www.kunstpalast.de/openingnrwforum

Kartoffelstudien

(Potato Studies)

June - December 2020

Oderbruch Museum Altranft
Werkstatt für ländliche Kultur

Altranft, Germany

www.oderbruchmuseum.de

The exhibition runs until December 2020.

Currently the doors are open daily from 11AM - 5PM.

The Museum is spread throughout the village of Altranft. Kartoffelstudien is housed in the old barn of Bergschmidthof.

The near train station is Altranft Bahnhof, Bad Freienwalde (Oder).

The exhibition space has plenty of room for physical distancing.

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SEEDS

An installation by Taina Guedes and Uli Westphal

01.-31.08.2020

Steinplatz, Berlin

SEEDS is a giant open-air installation composed of banners and construction fences in the shape of a seed. It showcases paintings by Taina Guedes and micrographs of seeds of edible plants by Uli Westphal. Informative texts with pictograms by Phina Hansen accompany the installation, which revolves around three central questions:
Why does crop- and biodiversity disappear?
What is it threatened by?
How can we protect it?

The exhibition is presented and funded by Stabsstelle Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung (Department for Education for Sustainable Development (SBNE)) with additional funding from the District Office of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf and the European Fund for Regional Development. The installation is part of the Food Art Week, which is taking place for the second time on Steinplatz.

Presented by SBNE
Concept by Tainá Guedes and Uli Westphal
Texts by Uli Westphal, co-edited by Tainá Guedes
Painting of the outside wall by Tainá Guedes
Micrographs by Uli Westphal
Pictograms by Phina Hansen
Audio guide spoken by Izzy Ment

Special thanks to:
Lidia Perico & SBNE Team, Food Art Week team of educators and volunteers: Chris Lloyd, Lenara Verle, Phina Hansen, Ilan Katin, Dimitra Zavakou, Jamie Drobnick, Jorge Barbosa, Thomas Meyer, Vanessa Nauman, and everyone who contributed to this project.

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Azúcar

Food Art Week México

17th of January - 15th of February 2020

Galeria Quetzalli

Constitution 104-1, Centro Historico, Oaxaca de Juarez
Oaxaca, Mexico

galeriaquetzalli.com/azucar

Unter Palmen ein U-Boot.

Art reflects transnational perspectives, new relationships and the ghosts of a place.

December 8th – 22nd 2019

@

Villa Heike

Freienwalder Str. 17
13055 Berlin, Germany

www.hierundjetzt.blo-ateliers.de/7-december-2019-unter-palmen-ein-u-boot-ausstellung/

Works by:
Rula Ali (SYR) | Shirin Ashkari (IRN) | Mäki Closch (AUT) | Christa Fülbier (DEU) | Halim Karabibene (TUN) | Zoltan Kunckel (VEN) | Irina Novarese (ITA) | Ramin Parvin (IRN) | Dachil Sado (IRQ) | Yaser Safi (SYR) | Özlem Sariyildiz (TUR) | Uli Westphal (DEU) | Bora Yediel (TUR) | DIE KOMPANIE | Curated by Kristen Cooper (USA)

All participating artists are part of the initiative HIER & JETZT: Connections. The initiative was launched in 2017 by artists of B.L.O. Ateliers in Berlin-Lichtenberg to offer an exchange and residency program to artists in exile. Exile has been defined by the group as the involuntary loss of one’s social context and working environment in their country of origin for an uncertain period of time. The collective collaborates and exchanges ideas on a collegial and informal basis, creating a platform for art, learning and communication. Unter Palmen ein U-Boot stems from this three-year collaboration.

The title Unter Palmen ein U-Boot refers to the history of Villa Heike*, and opens the field to an examination of contemporary forms of repression and exclusion. The exhibition presents questions about the perception of a place and its history, while also addressing our positioning as art and culture producers with regard to the promotion of an equal and enriching social context.

The independent work of each of the artists initiates from historical and formal impressions of Villa Heike and the neighboring Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial. Artists’ personal histories come to the forefront in conceptualizing a work that not only speaks to the area but to their homelands, as to raise awareness that tumultuous histories here still remain present in their countries of origin. Symbolism presents itself as a massive component to the overall expression of the exhibition; both as literal translation and through materiality. Unter Palmen ein U-Boot brings together cross- cultural voices that speak of time, individual identities, and solidarity; challenging us not to distance our perspectives but step closer toward understanding systems at work in the world today.

* Villa Heike, originally, a representative part of a machine-building factory from 1911, bordered a park where palm trees grew. The Villa was included in the territory of the Stasi prison, today the Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial, where windowless basement cells were referred to by prisoners as the ‘submarine’. During the GDR period, the building served as the administrative headquarters of the Ministry of State Security and later as an archive of the Nazi period.

Program:

Sunday 8.12. 4 pm – Film Screening – curated by Özlem Sariyildiz and Dr. Alexander Wiehart

Saturday 14.12. 5 pm – Discussion – Artist Zoltan Kunckel and cultural scientist Dr. Manuel Silva Ferrer discuss the identity of a place after a dictatorship.

Sunday 15.12. 1-4 pm – Lecture, Workshop, Intervention with DIE KOMPANIE

Saturday 21.12. 5 pm – Lecture – Dr. Alexander Wiehart: Conclusion of the 50th anniversary year of the first moon landing: The Final Frontier. Desire, Resistance and Philosophy of Borders from the Outer Space Perspective.

Holding What Can’t Be Held

September 14th – November 10th, 2019

MING Studios

420 S. 6TH St.
Boise, Idaho, 83702

www.mingstudios.org

Works by:
Alek De Dochas | Astri Snodgrass | Bryan Moore | Candace Rood | Eli Craven | Irina Novarese | Jonathan Sadler & Luke Batten (new catalogue) | Kristen Cooper | Tim Andreae | Uli Westphal

In 2018 a group artists toured the radioactive clean-up sites at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) along with the nuclear watchdog group Snake River Alliance. Since 1989, when the site was added to the Superfund list of the country's most polluted places, clean up efforts have costed over 9 billion dollars and could continue until the year 2050. Among other things, the artists watched the exhumation of plutonium contaminated waste that was buried in unlined pits directly above the Snake River Aquifer, sole source of drinking water for 300000 Idahoans. The experience was profoundly difficult to put into words. Now, after a year of processing, the artists are presenting their work, a continuing chronicle of the nuclear age and its impossible conundrums.

- harvesting solar energy at the INL site for Sunshine from the Lost River Desert -

FOOD: Bigger than the Plate

18th of May - 20th of October 2019

Victoria & Albert Museum
Gallery 39 and the North Court

Cromwell Road
London SW7 2RL, UK

www.vam.ac.uk/articles/about-the-exhibition-food-bigger-than-the-plate

ReShape

Mutating: Systems, Bodies and Perspectives

30th of November 2018 – 10th of March 2019

@

MU

Torenallee 40-06 (Strijp S)
5617 BD Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Opening: Friday, 30th of November, 8PM

www.mu.nl/en/exhibitions/reshape

ReShape

If you keep looking long enough, you can see how everything changes. Animal species, plants, bacteria, mountain ranges, continents, solar systems—nothings retains its shape forever. Living and non-living things respond to each other in an endless, complex inter- action that scientists are unraveling and describing in ever greater detail. Meanwhile, we humans play an increasingly indelible role in the shaping of life. In the exhibition ReShape, on show in MU from 30 November, 2018 to 10 March 2019, artists and designers imagine the continuous transformation of life.

ReShape presents the three winning projects of the Bio Art & Design Award 2018, developed in collaboration with leading Dutch researchers in the life sciences. They are shown alongside recent works of nine other international artists and designers that share a focus on the theme of mutation and transformation. Areas of investigation include our place in the food chain, the digital reproduction of artificial life, worldwide corn varieties and the geological consequence of breeding a pink race of chickens.

The Bio Art & Design Award aims to manifest the creative potential of the life sciences to a broad audience. The prize-winning projects demonstrate how bio-art and bio-design can profoundly influence our lives and alter the way we view the world.

The exhibition is curated by William Myers and Angelique Spaninks

Participating artists:
Amanda Baum & Rose Leahy, Yiyun Chen, Pleun van Dijk, Anna Dumitriu, Kuang Yi Ku, Ani Liu, Jon McCormack, (Non)human (Non)sense Collective, Basse Stittgen, Studio Arvid & Marie, The Center for Genomic Gastronomy, Uli Westphal.

Lange Nacht Der Bilder

14th of September 2018

B.L.O. Ateliers

Kaskelstr. 55
10317 Berlin, Germany

www.blo-ateliers.de/lange-nacht-der-bilder-2018

Biodesign

From Inspiration to Integration

August 25th - September 27th

Woods Gerry Gallery

62 Prospect Street
Providence, RI 02903
United States

www.naturelab.risd.edu/80-year-celebration/

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80 Years of the Nature Lab

The Nature Lab at RISD is pleased to announce Biodesign: From Inspiration to Integration, an exhibition curated in collaboration with William Myers that marks the culmination of its 80th anniversary celebrations. The exhibition runs from Aug 25 - Sept 27, with a half-day symposium and opening reception on Aug 24. It showcases recent examples of design and art that inform our complex relationship with nature and help us decipher how it may evolve in the future.

To launch the exhibition Nature Lab is hosting a half-day symposium that brings together international artists, designers, scientists and educators for talks, discussions and presentations on topics such as valuing non-human forms of life as collaborators, artistic and scientific modes of inquiry, and ethical considerations in bioart and biodesign practices.

The opening of the exhibition also marks the release of the 2018 edition of Biodesign: Nature + Science + Creativity (MoMA).

Half-Day Symposium + Opening Reception August 24

1 PM - 5PM — Symposium
5:30 PM - 7:30PM — Opening Reception

Participating artists / projects:

Hy-Fi and Bio-processing Software - David Benjamin / The Living
Mycelium architecture, made in collaboration with Ecovative and 3M.

Zoa - Natalia Krasnodebska / Modern Meadow
Leather grown using yeasts that secrete collagen, and grown completely without animal derivatives.

The Built Environment Microbiome - BioBE Center / Jessica Green, Sue Ishaq and Kevin Van Den Wymelenberg
The BioBE conducts research into the built environment microbiome, mapping the indoor microbiome, with an eye towards pro-biotic architecture.

Zea Mays / Cultivar Series - Uli Westphal
Newly commissioned corn study, this project highlights maize’s evolution through interaction with humans.

Harvest / Interwoven - Diana Scherer
Artist coaxes root systems plant root systems into patterns.

Fifty Sisters & Morphogenesis - Jon McCormack
Artist algorithmically generates images that mimic evolutionary growth, but tweaks them to include aesthetics of the logos of global petroleum producing corporations.

Organ on a Chip - Wyss Institute
Wyss Institute creates microchips that recapitulate the functions of living human organs, offering a potential alternative to animal testing.

AgroDerivatives: Permutations on Generative Citizenship - Mae-Ling Lokko
This project proposes labor, production criteria and circulation of capital within agrowaste/bioadhesive upcycling ecosystems.

New Experiments in Mycelium - Ecovative
Ecovative makes prototypes of mycelium items such as insulation, soundproofing tiles, surfboards, lampshades.

Bistro in Vitro - Next Nature Network
Performance with speculative future foods samples. The installation will include video screens and a cookbook on a table display.

Raw Earth Construction - Miguel Ferreira Mendes
This project highlights an ancient technique that uses soil, focusing on how soil is living.

Burial Globes: Rat Models - Kathy High
This project presents glass globes that hold the ashes of the five HLA-B27 transgenic rats, each one named and remembered: Echo, Flowers, Tara, Matilda, Star.

To Flavour Our Tears - Center for Genomic Gastronomy
Set up as an experimental restaurant, this project places humans back into the foodchain — investigating the human body as a food source for other species.

Blood Related - Basse Stittgen
A series of compressed blood objects—inspired by Hemacite objects made from blood/sawdust compressed in a process invented in the late 19th century—highlights bloodwaste in the slaughterhouse industry.

Silk Poems - Jen Bervin
A poem made from a six-character chain represents the DNA structure of silk, it refers to the silkworm's con-structure of a cocoon, and addresses the ability of silk to be used as a bio sensor, implanted under people's skin.

Zoe: A Living Sea Sculpture - Colleen Flanigan
Zoe is an underwater structure, part of coral restoration research, that regenerates corals in areas highly impacted by hurricanes, human activity and pollution.

Aquatic Life Forms - Mikhail Mansion
Computationally generated lifeforms animated using motion-based data captured from Arelia aurita.

Algae Powered Digital Clock - Fabienne Felder
By turning electrons produced during photosynthesis and bacterial digestion into electricity, algae will be used to power a small digital clock.

A Place for Plastics - Megan Valanidas
This designer presents a new process of making bioplastics that are bio-based, biodegradable AND compostable

Data Veins & Flesh Voxels - Ani Liu
This project explores how technology influences our notion of being human from different points of view, with a focus on exploring the relationship between our bodies as matter and as data.

Pink Chicken Project - Studio (Non)human (Non)sense/ Leo Fidjeland & Linnea Våglund
By changing the color of chickens to pink, this project rejects the current violence inflicted upon the non-human world and poses questions of the impact and power of synthetic biology.

Orly & Holubice

Eagles & Doves / Adler & Tauben

August 17 – Oktober 28, 2018
Opening: August 16th, 6 pm - 8 pm

Kunsthalle Bratislava

Nám. SNP 12
Bratislava, Slovakia

www.kunsthallebratislava.sk/en/event/eagles-doves

What is the form of national identity today? What influence do various symbols exert upon it? Can we positively identify with a nation without nationalistic and xenophobic overlays? The exhibition Eagles & Doves presents works by contemporary Slovak and German artists who respond to these difficult questions with broad perspective, criticism and humour, in a playful and open manner. Contemporary art can be actually a medium of intercultural communication: the encounter, not the clash, of cultures. The exhibition project was developed in cooperation with the Goethe Institute in Bratislava on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of its foundation in Slovakia.

Curated by Lenka Kukurová & Omar Mirza

Exhibiting artists:

Ulf Aminde (DE) | Tomáš Džadoň (SK) | Hans Haacke (DE) | Monika & Bohuš Kubinskí (SK) | Stano Masár (SK) | Jarmila Mitríková & Dávid Demjanovič (SK) | Henrike Naumann (DE) | Erik Sikora (SK) | Ivana Šáteková (SK) | Anna Tretter (DE) | Nasan Tur (DE) | Uli Westphal (DE) | Suse Weber (DE) | Anna Witt (DE)

Image above: Ivana Šáteková

Artist Talk @ MING Studios

October 19th, 7PM

MING Studios
420 S 6th St
Boise, Idaho 83702, USA

www.mingstudios.org/events.html

www.facebook.com/events/484844938539485/

Eat Me

Food in Art and Design

23rd of September 2017 - 21st of May 2018

Trapholt - Museum of Modern Art And Design

Æblehaven 23
6000 Kolding
Denmark

www.trapholt.dk/museum/13-kommende-udstillinger/85-eat-me/

Sticky Business

The Temptation of Sugar in Art

16th of September 2017 - 18th of February 2018

Stedelijk Museum Schiedam

Hoogstraat 112
3111 HL Schiedam
The Netherlands

www.stedelijkmuseumschiedam.nl/nl/628

Bologna Food Art Week

22nd - 29th of September 2017

Main event from 22nd - 24th of September at

Serre dei Giardini Margherita / Kilowatt

Via Castiglione, 134/136
40136, Bologna
Italy

Satellite events in different locations from 25th - 29th of September

www.foodartweek.com/italy

Lange Nacht der Bilder

Friday, 15th of September 2017, 6 PM - Midnight

BLO Ateliers

Kaskelstr. 55
10317 Berlin, Germany

www.blo-ateliers.de/lange-nacht-der-bilder-2017/

BERLIN FOOD ART WEEK

7th to 14th July 2017

Berlin, Germany

Curated by Tainá Guedes/ Entretempo Kitchen Gallery
Co-curated by Stephanie von Behr
"contemporary art, food and community for positive social change"

The Berlin Food Art Week is a festival of food and contemporary art in Berlin taking place in one main Location during the weekend 7-.9 of July and in different locations in Berlin, during the 10-14 of July.

Main Location:
Hallesches Haus
Tempelhofer Ufer 1
10961 Berlin, Germany

Official Opening on 7th of July, 7pm
Exhibition, Performances, Food Art and Party

The Berlin Food Art Week has a special focus on food sustainability, animals and human rights and environmental-social-economic issues, with this year's theme 'vs.Meat'.

More info here:
www.foodartweek.com
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Ultraviolet Schnitzel?

Artist talk with Uli Westphal

Hosted by Food Art Week and DAS KAPiTAL

11th of July 2017, 22:22

@

DAS KAPiTAL
Karl-Marx-Platz 18
12043 Berlin, Germany

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Hostina

(Feast)

17th - 18th of June 2017

Studio BUBEC
Tělovýchovná 748
155 00 Praha-Řeporyje, Czechia

Works by

Jakub Berdych, Michal Cimala, Jiří David, Ivana Hanzlíková, Vendula Chalánková, Josefína Jonášová, Maud Kotasová, Jiří Kovanda, Jan Kovařík, Magdalena Kwiatkowska, Eliška Lhotská, Tomáš Medek, Ondřej Oliva, Karin Písaříková, Míla Preslová, Veronika Raffajová, Marek Rejent, Lucie Schubertová, Tomáš Svoboda, Dagmar Urbánková, Martin Velíšek, Uli Westphal, Diana Winklerová, Dušan Váňa.

Curated by Daniela Kramerová