Journal 2022

Editorial

Peripheral Visions

10.08.2022 — Dominikus Müller

This year’s Berlin Art Week opens on 14 SEP, and its programme points to a shift. On movement away from the centre—and towards the periphery

Essay

Going up the Country

13.09.2022 — Pablo Larios

The pandemic has brought along, or at least channeled, a new movement to the countryside, for Western societies in general but also for art. In his essay, writer Pablo Larios takes a look back at the old regime—and examines the new one.

Things in the Studio

07.09.2022

Host to various exhibitions, BAW Garden, and open studios, the Uferhallen grounds are an important focal point of this year’s Berlin Art Week. Perhaps even more significantly, the Uferhallen have long served as one of Berlin’s main sites of art production. We asked some of the artists working there for insight into their studio—and to tell us about a key object that accompanies them of the years.

Feature

The Great Unease

30.08.2022 — Julia Wallner, Kathrin Becker, Marius Babias

Her works suggest stability while simultaneously conveying a sense of collapse. Three institutions explore Mona Hatoum’s view of present-day dislocations. Here, the three directors are giving an insight into their respective exhibitions.

In Bildern, In Pictures

Queerness in Photography—C/O Berlin

24.08.2022

C/O Berlin puts the spotlight on queer photography with three parallel, complementary exhibitions on view during Berlin Art Week. Here is a preview.

Editor in Chief Dominikus Müller

Coordination & Editing Lea Göhring, Mona Stehle, Margarete Rosenbohm

Image & Web Editing Irene Gröger

Authors Lea Göhring, Mahret Ifeoma Kupka, Pablo Larios, Emily McDermott, Dominikus Müller, Margarete Rosenbohm, Donna Schons

Contributors Zach Blas, Melissa Canbaz, Mihaela Chiriac, cameron clayborn, Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg, Anselm Franke, Thomas Fischer, Anna Gritz, Mona Hatoum, Office Impart (Johanna Neuschäffer, Anne Schwanz), Ayumi Paul, Team Berlin Art Prize (Leonie Huber, Sophie Jung, Zoë Claire Miller, Alicia Reuter), Rachel Rossin, Jenna Sutela, Tactical Tech, Anna Uddenberg, Isaac Chong Wai, LuYang

Translation Dr. Brian Currid, Amy Patton, Wilhelm von Werthern

Cookie Einstellungen

Peripheral Visions

Going up the Country

Things in the Studio

»Two problems are better than one«

Vulnerability and Power

Shrinking Space

»Being boring and complicated is not very engaging.«

A Question of Perspective

Capital and Corpus

The Great Unease

Taking the World to the Repair Shop

The Hug Move

Sophia Gräfe and Arkadij Koscheew

Heike Tosun

Queerness in Photography—C/O Berlin

Being Eaten While Eating

from Head to Gut (via Breast)

Critic´s Guides 2022

Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg

Thomas Fischer

Stations

Office Impart

LuYang

Berlin Art Prize

Ayumi Paul

EDITORIAL JOURNAL 2022