BAW Climate Talks
in cooperation with C/O Berlin, Gallery Climate Coalition Berlin and Monopol | Magazin für Kunst und Leben
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WED 13 SEP, 4—5pm
Beyond Fossilzed Sunshine—Photography in the context of the climate crisis
Boaz Levin in conversation with Katharina Täschner and Su Yu Hsin
As part of the exhibition ›Image Ecology‹, which opens at C/O Berlin on September 15, junior curator Katharina Täschner (C/O Berlin), guest curator Boaz Levin, and artist Su Yu Hsin discuss the historical entanglement of photography, fossil capitalism, and climate change. They talk about the challenges of producing art and images that go beyond the pictorial representation of the climate crisis while critically reflecting on their own conditions of production. The new artistic approaches range from experimental and traditional production methods to historical processes, as well as the invention of new technologies. For example, Su Yu Hsin's video work ›Particular Waters‹ (2023), in which she focuses on the microchip as the epitome of global capitalism.
in English
in cooperation with C/O Berlin
THU 14 SEP , 3.30—5pm
Green Deal for Culture.
The new climate alliance—cultural institutions as drivers of the transformation to a more sustainable society
with Claudia Roth (Minister of State for Culture and the Media), Klaus Biesenbach (Director Neue Nationalgalerie), Tino Sehgal (artist), Dr. Stephan Mutschick (CEO E.ON Stiftung), Moderation: Elke Buhr (Editor in Chief Monopol)
in cooperation with Monopol | Magazin für Kunst und Leben
FRI 15 SEP, 4—5.30pm
From Theory to Practice: Implementing Sustainable Action in the Art World
Katharina Balgavy (Curator), X Breidenbach (artist), Kim Kraczon (Ki Culture/ GCC Berlin), Carolin Leistenschneider (Haverkampf Leistenschneider / GCC Berlin), Prof. Dr. Hermann Ott (CEO Client Earth), Helen Turner (Artistic director E-Werk Luckenwalde)
Join GCC Berlin and a diverse group of practitioners from the arts and cultural sector to share our experiences, challenges, and future aims in implementing sustainability into policy, artistic practice, galleries, and non-profit organizations.
in cooperation with Gallery Climate Coalition Berlin