2015 Prediction Nr. 3: No Need To Fake It Till You Make It
Don’t get me wrong: I dig the “fake it till you make it” message of Amy Cuddy’s TED-talk . You can fake the self-confident body posture not only until you make it, but until you become it. Nothing wron…
Read more2015 Prediction Nr. 2: Clubs And Critics Are The Next Big Things
Me at the dinner club, korean barbecue at Arirang, Charlottenburg This might be new to you but the latest trend in town is to be part of a club. I myself actually kind of set this trend in 2014 and i…
Read more2015 Prediction Nr. 1: The Boy’s Club Breathes Its Last
I wish art were more like fashion, looking ahead instead of back. While fashion is now busy predicting the trends of 2015, the art world is still going on about the best of 2014. I can’t even remember wh…
Read moreHow to Experiment. Onika Simon's ARTSHO5 in Istanbul
Limited Edition Poster of ARTSHO5, Experiment, designed by Kwame Charles, 2014 It’s a fact, isn’t it: Berlin is the hubbub of contemporary art. Other cities have been trying to catch up and even ta…
Read moreThe Lavatorial Etiquette of Joachim Bandau and Jorge Pardo
Gallery hopping has it s ups and down. Last Wednesday it got so down that I had to drink my first glühwein at the pre-Christmas market at Potsdamer Platz. Friday night my vitamin B+C supplements finally…
Read moreSimply The Best: How Grace Jones Beat Andy Warhol and Germany
Andy Warhol introduced Keith Haring to Grace Jones. In 1985 Jones and Haring collaborated in a performance staged at Paradise Garage in NY City. Check out Warhol and Haring featuring in Jones' vide…
Read moreLaughter, Top of Tobu building roof in Tokyo, 1956
Laughing is a lot easier when the sun is shining. A little summer show Sorry for Laughing with artists Ditte Lyngkaer Pedersen and Raphael Abrams , which I co-curated with Onika Simon , is opening o…
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