Tyson and I leave Berlin at the end of the month, spending August in California visiting family and friends before heading to New York City to take up residence. A lot of changes and things to do in the coming weeks!
Recently, we also spent a week in Venice to see the Biennale and visit family. Another post will be coming soon, focusing on the "The Encyclopedic Palace" at the Biennale, this year's curatorial theme!
For the month of June, Tyson and I were artists in residence at the BÜRO FÜR BESTIMMTE DINGE a project of INSTITUT FÜR ALLES MÖGLICHE in Neukölln to present our work in the gallery space there. The following images are from my show, followed by images from Tyson's exhibition:
Left: Accuracy vs. Precision, right: In Sun and Shadow
Accuracy vs. Precision, 2013, watercolor/gouache on mounted paper, wall-painting, 74" x 81"
From left: In Sun and Shadow; AE's Moon Crop; Constellations, Celmins/Richter
From left: Constellations, Celmins/Richter; The Passengers; Partial Vision I & II
Vanishing Point/Crop Cross
Constellations, Celmins/Richter
Depth of Field II
AE's Moon Crop
Partial Vision I & II
In Sun and Shadow
The Passengers
The following are images from the reception:
Dusk on Sonnenallee outside the space
I mounted my paintings on paper to board, and then hung them with velcro
During the de-install of my show
The following images are from Tyson's Project Space: Landscapes, comprised of photos and videos made in Berlin over the past two years. Five videos were projected on a loop, and two of them can be seen here:
http://vimeo.com/50369754
https://vimeo.com/50384781
From left: Landscape Interaction I; Landscape Interaction IV; Landscape Interaction II; Untitled Landscape (Thread)
From left: Untitled Landscape (Thread); Watch Tower II; Watch Tower I
Watch Tower II
Watch Tower I; Landscape Interaction III
Video projection at the reception
The wall of Valley's at the "V" Bar
The only image I remembered to take during Gallery Weekend in Berlin, quickly becoming an established component of the art landscape here (taken outside KW)
Before a terrific thunderstorm this summer
Graffiti and roses
Biergarten umbrella
Very organized sandbox play--reminds me of all the construction taking place within the city
Summer planting at the Schloss gardens
We think Lewis deSoto would like this Buddha with black cars
At the UferHallen cafe near my studio in Wedding
Tempelhof birthday BBQ for Lindsey!
Lindsey and her puppy, Ossa
Van, Joe and TKW
View along my bike ride to the studio
Studio courtyard
The following are photos of a work in progress, now all packed up for shipping:
And now to other activities:
At the Hamburger Bahnhof with Ben and Jess!!!!
Hilma af Klint retrospective....
can't wait to see it again before we leave
A lovely time seeing David Webb and Jess, in town from London
Ben and Jess, stopped in to see us after Menorca and before heading back to the Bay Area
The newly renovated Museum Berggruen in Berlin is worth seeing. The collection focuses on Picasso, Matisse, Klee and Giacometti:
Matisse, Vegetal Elements, 1947
Matisse, Cover Design for Verve IV, No. 13, 1943
Klee (forgot to get the wall text)
Klee, Dream City, 1921; Red Nuances, 1921; Floodgates, 1922; Architecture Plain, 1923
Picasso, Still Life in Front of a Window, 1919
From the window of the train on the Ringbahn
From the window of the train on the Ringbahn
From the window of the train on the Ringbahn
Angela Merkel's office
Fat Tire bikes tours and a very interesting history lesson!
At the Brandenburger Tor
As always, a more comprehensive set of images can be seen here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/caetlynn/sets/72157634685503400/
XO Caetlynn
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