END NOTE
27 November 2010 - 29 January 2011
PREVIEW: Friday 26 November, 6-9 PM (at Tanya Leighton)
PREVIEW & PERFORMANCE by Dan Bodan: Saturday 27 November, 6-9 PM (at Archive Kabinett, Dieffenbachstr. 31, 10967 Kreuzberg-Berlin)
An exhibition curated by Robert Okuda Fitzpatrick in collaboration with Tanya Leighton and Archive Kabinett.
Participating artists: Ayreen Anastas & Rene Gabri, Nina Beier, Nina Beier & Marie Lund, Melanie Bonajo & Kinga Kielczynska, Pavel Büchler , Andreas Bunte, Daniel Gustav Cramer & Haris Epaminonda, Simon Denny, Jason Dodge, Karl Holmqvist, Christodoulos Panayiotou, Dan Rees, Rupert Smyth , Megan Francis Sullivan, Erik van der Weijde, Jean-Michel Wicker, XYM and contributing artists from the pilot issue of SOMETHING BLUE (edited and designed by Neue Alte Brücke / Mark Dickinson)
As we approach that time of year when the dreary days of winter imminently await us, and the inclination to stay indoors to flip through books, magazines and other printed matter takes precedence over gallery visits, Tanya Leighton and Archive Kabinett invite you to consider the role that publications play in an artist's practice.
The first chapter of End Note, on view at Tanya Leighton Gallery, includes work that uses existing publications, manuscripts, book collections and archives as sources for reinventing the word or image, and examines the extended life of the printed form. The second chapter of the exhibition, on display at Archive Kabinett, considers alternative modes for presenting publications, by freeing up the genre from the confines of the bounded form.
A series of talks, performances, and events will be scheduled as part of this exhibition.
With special thanks to: Laura Bartlett, Daniel Buchholz, Jenny Chert, Oliver Croy, Ellie de Verdier, Chiara Figone, Alex Freedman, Verena Kaminiarz, Ben Kaufmann, Johan König, Sylvia Kouvali, Henrikke Nielsen, Giti Nourbakhsch, Jean-Claude Freymond-Guth, Marion Reis, Yael Salomonowitz, Clemens Tissi, Luke Warda, Christa Winkels, Nine Yamamoto-Masson, and the staff at Archive Kabinett.
For more information and images please contact: info@tanyaleighton.com
Opening Hours:
Tanya Leighton Gallery open Wednesday - Saturday 12 - 6pm and by appointment
Archive Kabinett open Monday - Friday 11am - 5pm.
Participating artists: Ayreen Anastas & Rene Gabri, Nina Beier, Nina Beier & Marie Lund, Melanie Bonajo & Kinga Kielczynska, Pavel Büchler , Andreas Bunte, Daniel Gustav Cramer & Haris Epaminonda, Simon Denny, Jason Dodge, Karl Holmqvist, Christodoulos Panayiotou, Dan Rees, Rupert Smyth , Megan Francis Sullivan, Erik van der Weijde, Jean-Michel Wicker, XYM and contributing artists from the pilot issue of SOMETHING BLUE (edited and designed by Neue Alte Brücke / Mark Dickinson)
As we approach that time of year when the dreary days of winter imminently await us, and the inclination to stay indoors to flip through books, magazines and other printed matter takes precedence over gallery visits, Tanya Leighton and Archive Kabinett invite you to consider the role that publications play in an artist's practice.
The first chapter of End Note, on view at Tanya Leighton Gallery, includes work that uses existing publications, manuscripts, book collections and archives as sources for reinventing the word or image, and examines the extended life of the printed form. The second chapter of the exhibition, on display at Archive Kabinett, considers alternative modes for presenting publications, by freeing up the genre from the confines of the bounded form.
A series of talks, performances, and events will be scheduled as part of this exhibition.
With special thanks to: Laura Bartlett, Daniel Buchholz, Jenny Chert, Oliver Croy, Ellie de Verdier, Chiara Figone, Alex Freedman, Verena Kaminiarz, Ben Kaufmann, Johan König, Sylvia Kouvali, Henrikke Nielsen, Giti Nourbakhsch, Jean-Claude Freymond-Guth, Marion Reis, Yael Salomonowitz, Clemens Tissi, Luke Warda, Christa Winkels, Nine Yamamoto-Masson, and the staff at Archive Kabinett.
For more information and images please contact: info@tanyaleighton.com
Opening Hours:
Tanya Leighton Gallery open Wednesday - Saturday 12 - 6pm and by appointment
Archive Kabinett open Monday - Friday 11am - 5pm.
 Daniel Gustav Cramer & Haris Epaminonda ‘The Infinite Library’ (video still, Book #6), 2008 DVD-Pal, colour, sound; 11:07 mins Edition of 3 CRAMER-EPAMINONDA-2010-0001 Courtesy the artists, BolteLang, Zurich, and Rodeo, Istanbul |  |  Andreas Bunte Still from 'O.T. (Wohnung)', 2006 16mm, b/w, silent 6 mins, 40 secs part of the installation ‘Die letzen Tage der Gegenwart', 2006 Two 16 mm films, wall elements, collages Edition of 3 BUNTE-2010-0001 Courtesy the artist and Galerie Ben Kaufmann, Berlin | |  Andreas Bunte ‘Qu’est-ce qu’une chambre?’, 2006 Silk-screen on paper, framed 44 x 35 cm (with frame) part of the installation ‘Die letzen Tage der Gegenwart', 2006 Two 16 mm films, wall elements, collages Edition of 3 BUNTE-2010-0003 Courtesy the artist and Galerie Ben Kaufmann, Berllin | |  Andreas Bunte ‘Die bürgerliche Gesellschaft’, 2006 Silk-screen on paper, framed 44 x 35 cm (with frame) part of the installation ‘Die letzen Tage der Gegenwart', 2006 Two 16 mm films, wall elements, collages Edition of 3 BUNTE-2010-0002 Courtesy the artist and Galerie Ben Kaufmann, Berllin | |  Andreas Bunte ‘Wem gehört die Stadt?’, 2006 Silk-screen on paper, framed 44 x 35 cm (with frame) part of the installation ‘Die letzen Tage der Gegenwart', 2006 Two 16 mm films, wall elements, collages Edition of 3 BUNTE-2010-0004 Courtesy the artist and Galerie Ben Kaufmann, Berllin | |  Erik van der Weijde ‘Der Baum (Location: Street where kidnap victim Natasha Kampusch was held, Strasshof a.d. Nordbahn)’, 2010 Ink on Photorag, frame 50 x 65 cm, plus frame Edition of 5 VANDERWEIJDE-2010-0003 Courtesy the artist and Chert, Berlin | |  Erik van der Weijde ‘Der Baum (Location: Ganghofersiedlung (former Siedlung Göringheim), Regensburg’, 2010 Ink on Photorag, frame 50 x 65 cm, plus frame Edition of 5 + 1 AP VANDERWEIJDE-2010-0002 Courtesy the artist and Chert, Berlin | |  Erik van der Weijde ‘Der Baum (Location: Printer, Natal)’, 2010 Ink on Photorag, frame 50 x 65 cm Edition of 5 Courtesy the artist and Chert, Berlin VANDERWEIJDE-2010-0001 | |  Pavel Büchler ‘The Trial and Judgement of Franz K, 2005 Drawing on carbonless copy paper 19 x 28 cm, framed Edition of 3 BÜCHLER-2010-0111 | |  | |  Megan Francis Sullivan ‘Untitled (Bust)’, 2010 Painting, transfer in canvas 100 x 140 cm Unique SULLIVAN-2010-0001 Courtesy the artist and Freymond-Goth, Zürich | |  Nina Beier & Marie Lund 'The House and the Backdoor', 2007 Books, wood, glue and varnish 16 x 29 x 44 cm Courtesy of Laura Bartlett, London and Croy Nielsen, Berlin | |  Nina Beier 'Collected Works', 2010 Magazine, frame, UV filter BEIER-2010-0001 Courtesy the artist and Croy Nielsen, Berlin | |  Simon Denny 'Kjetil Andre Aamodt, Alpinist; Terje Hakonsen, Snowboarder; Christoph Daum, Football Coach; Volker Spengler, Actor', (2009-2010) Broadcast artwork: Rigid LED bar, inkjet print on photograph, inkjet print on adhesive label, wooden frame, glass, plexiglass, power supply 60 x 90 x 2,80 cm (framed) Unique DENNY-2010-0001 Courtesy the artist and Galerie Daniel Buchholz, Köln/Berlin | |  | |  Jason Dodge 'The / See' / ers', 2010 Lithographic printed book Edition of 100 DODGE-2010-0001 Courtesy the artist | |  Christodoulos Panayiotou ‘Slow Dance Marathon’, 2005 4 mins, 19 secs Edition of 5 PANAYIOTOU-2010-0001 | |  Melanie Bonajo & Kinga Kielczynska 'Vision Quest 1', 2007 Ink-jet print, framed with glass 80 x 60 cm Edition of 6 BONAJO-KIELCZYNSKA-2010-0001 | |  XYM 'XYMDOCK', 2010 | |