An Artist Talks with Kurihara Takuya, 11.11.2010., Tacheles Kunsthaus

Kurihara Takuya interviewed in Tacheles Kunsthaus.

 

We were lucky to have a special guest singer to warm up the talk with Kurihara.

Assilina Albina is a Russian speaking singer who sings her own songs and sings cover versions of songs she likes. I invited her to come and sing for Kurihara, who confessed to be quite shy and not be sure what he could say. But  he had alot to share ...

He has been in Berlin for 5 years now and has his studio in the Tacheles since 4 years. He met Ken Mutant who invited him to share a studio with him and other artists.

At first it was not so easy to pay the rent and survive but now today he manages to sale his work enough to continue his work.

He describes the artist life in Japan, he was born next to Tokyo, in Seitama.

He began painting in Tokyo and shared aspace with some other artist?space is very expensive in tokyo, so it was not easy.The artist life style is not view socially as very positive as well, but his family has let him be free to chose his life.

He worked alot in a restaurant to make money to be able to go to Europe to devellop his career as a painter.

In to kyo you have to pay for a gallery exhibition and living from your art work is even more  difficult if you are in contemporary art.

He travelled through Europe, went to  Italy, London and finally chose Berlin to stay. He has been living here in berlin for 5 years now and can survive from his art production that he sales from his studio here ih the tacheles.

Please check out the  next open studios here in the house last week-end of november, there will be events and Kurihara will be collaborating with VJ Chuu for performance in his studio 3rd floor right in the Kunsthaus Tacheles.

An Artist Talks with Andreas Helfer, 09.12.2010.

Andreas Helfer interviewed at Tacheles , 09.12.2010, Berlin

It was a nice experience to spend time with Andreas Helfer, and discover how simple and easy, he can be.

The collective exhibition he took part in "Harder but still easy", in the Künstlerhaus Bethanien, you could feel his maturity and a has very opened minded way of communicating with artists and viewers around him.

Andreas is at the head of the Atelierhof Kreuzberg, a project that he built with the city of Berlin and is now managing 50 artists studio and an exhibition space. There are very interesting exhibitions to see, please take a little time to go and have a look, at the moment exhibition from artist Alex Winter, "Drawing view".
www.alexwinters.nl
http://www.atelierhof-kreuzberg.de/

Andreas spends a lot of time experimenting new directions in his works and then gathers through these steps material to perform new paintings. He works with the same process as Action Painting, and needs time to reflect in between creating, in order to produce more. The result is always a very well balanced minimalism with a refreshing palette of luminous colours. Please take a little tour on his website and check his Atelierhof Kreuzberg activities.

http://www.andreashelfer.de/

An Artist Talks with Goodfellas (Joprec), Tacheles. Interview of Konik Polny from the GoodFellas, JopRec Label, 02.12.2010, Kunsthaus Tacheles, Berlin.

Konik Polny came to talk after a snow attack in Berlin, so in fact,  the talk actually took place a week later...

He has been working as Dj and producing music since the first techno Rave parties he went to. He knew this was what he wanted to do, and has been growing and expanding since then.
He has created a Label named JoPrec, and is extremely productive. He is currently working on a project with the famous singer "Sunday luv" ', there should be a release very soon.

He releases of course other artists and  of many different styles of electronic music too.The Label  will soon sign a contract with the experimental Musician Resa Mashoodi and has a release coming up shortly.

http://soundcloud.com/goodfellas23/goodfellas-radio-e-lectronica

http://soundcloud.com/goodfellas23/goodfellas-techno-mesh-up-m-i-k-z-new-year-party-part-1

An Artist Talks with Eleonore Straub, 28.11.2010, Tacheles Kunsthaus, Berlin.

Eleonore Straub kindly came to present and talk about her recent exhibition in Berlin on the Postdamer platz called “The Gamblers” by Eleonore Straub

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Berlin Festival of Lights 2010

13. – 24. October 2010
SPIELBANK BERLIN at Potsdamer Platz (www.spielbank-berlin.de) is official sponsor of this light installation.
SPIELBANK BERLIN at Potsdamer Platz
Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 1
10785 Berlin

We are preparing a video of the interview with Eleonore's works that will be shortly visible on our blog.

She will be present again in January, to participate a Forum on "Borders", and explain a project. She  walked along the borders of Germany and documented it with photos.
Please join us on the 3rd Thursday of January the 20.01.2011.

An Artist Talks Petrov Ahner 04.11.2010, Tacheles

This  experience of solo show as art photographer here  in the Tacheles neue Gallery, was a great moment and Petrov Ahner is pleased that so many people have been able to see his works. The Photographs were taken  after the destruction of the gallery in last february, Petrov took pictures of left over trash burnt objects and gave them a new life a new value.
This exhibiton states and shows how resistent a place like the Tacheles Arthouse can be.
"We create art from destruction, we recreate from nothing" says Petrov.

The long fight the Tacheles arthouse  is experiencing at the moment, inspires artists to create and involve themselves into new directions.

Petrov has started to work with a young Mexican artist named Alain Ledezma, Orvar, who is 26 years old and has been showing there common work (titre 1984) currently in the "Sine Die" project room. Both exhibitons are curated by the house curator Barbara Fragogna, with whom the artist has built a strong relationship. Many recent projects have been initiated by her and have devellop thanks to her coaching and encouragements.

Petrov has also been collaborating with performance artist Miriam Wuttke and describes these new aspects of his works as "very exciting and new". His experience from the past of course, is a ground for his research, but he  is constantly trying to obtain a new vision of the portrait, or of the performance, and helps  photography  begin it's artistic function, and not only be a documentation of someone else's work, or performance. The photography itself becomes  an artwork.


He is preparing his next exhibition a series of portraits done in France of the illegal immigrants, who joined to fight for their right to stay and work in France. We were lucky to see a preview projection of beautiful individuals dignified by his camera. The status of the immigrant is viewed from a different angle and Petrov intentionaly took these portraits to make these immigrants shine and show their humanity. The portrait has always had a social function in our society, people of power and high social classes have had portraits done by famous artists, painters and photographers.
Here Petrov stands by a social group that is look down upon and helps the viewer become aware of a contemporary social situation.


He is very active with the " i support tacheles ".

Please check the web sites and links for more information.

 Bio


After starting out in fashion photography in Munich and Miami, I moved to Paris in 1994, where I continued my fashion works and at the same time started out in portrait and reportage photography. During the years, the commitment for cultural, political and social focal points took on a greater significance.
In 2009, I moved to Berlin.
Current projects vary between collaborations with visual artists (exhibition-, performance- and installation photography), comissioned work and dedicated photography with a sociopolitical background.
The focus of the work is portrait photography.
Exhibitions

Oct 8th- Nov 5th 2010 New Gallery Kunsthaus Tacheles, Berlin
Burned Condition, Site specific photo installation
Oct 1st- Nov 5^th 2010 SineDie ProjectRoom, Berlin
1984, Photo exhibition Orvar+Petrov
Sept 28^th 2010 Kunsthaus Tacheles, Berlin
I support Tacheles Wall, Permanent installation
Sept 4^th 2010 Abnormals Gallery
Self-Possessions by Andrea Penzo and Christina Fiore
Installation Photos Petrov Ahner
Mar 2010 Espace le vend se leve Paris
Stepping out of the dark, Slideshow of portraits of illigal immigrants
2007 Galerie Vie, Tokio
The Belgium Way
2002 Museum of Fashion and Textiles, Louvre, Paris
Track 2, Track-Magazine
2000 Museum of Fashion and Textiles, Louvre, Paris
Motiv, Viktor and Rolf
1999 Carrusel du Louvre, Paris
What is fashion?, Beaux Arts Magazine
1997 Les Moulins de Paris
100 Degrée, Photo and Film Installation

PETROV AHNER

BERLIN
PHOTOGRAPHY
Tel 017651426739

http://petrovahner.wordpress.com/
http://www.isupporttacheles.blogspot.com/

Video projection Preview of his next exhibition

an artist talks with Gaby Bila-Günther

It was really a great priviledge to meet Gaby,she is really an inspiring women. She is full of energy and conviction, and you can feel it in her performances.

She is very often invited to festivals where she can share her talent and express her political and social views on the society.

She is Roumanian, and has lived in Austalia for 7 years, you can hear it in her warm voice. She seduces and charms in her own special way to convince the public of her vision and opinions. She likes to stand up and point out injustice and ignorance, and many of her perfomances deals with female issues in the society today she battles for freedom and equal rights, hates racism and prjudice of any kind...

She has a true talent for writing and her beat talks are like music, she plays with words with a comfortable ease, and tells you a tale, you will always remember, that makes your heart shake and head spin.

She is powerful like a women can be, and knows what she is doing. She is aware and pursues her goals and dreams, she may have a possibility  to perform in the Kunsthaus again very soon, so keep posted...:-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sykFgyHGJ8Y
http://ladygaby.awardspace.com/
 

 

Gaby Günther-Bila reading 28.10.2010, Tacheles , An Artist Talks. 

An Artist Talks with Djane Butterfly 21.10.2010, Tacheles

 

Interview with Parvaneh part one

Djane Butterfly is an Persian artist, living in Germany since 20 years.

She discovered her passion for music during a trip to India in great parties that she went to. Alone in Hamburg, she first practised playing and spinning for two years.Later she has played in many famous clubs and travelled through Europe.
In Berlin she has spinned in Trésor, Matrix and Kit Kat, among other places, and has a great experience of the  90' club scene.
After giving birth to her child, she studied sounddesign  and started to produce tracks herself, and is now working currently on her third album. She collaborates with an American singer living in New York, who records at the moment takes for her new productions. And also with her partner, Ken Mutant, an Sweedish singer and producer, who often performs live with her.
She decided to take a manager, to promote her career, he is searching for a label and  for places to play in the future. She is invited next season to play in the Middle East, and dreams of playing her music around the world.
She is ambitious and hard working, and has experienced also of difficulties in Berlin with her past label, that did not promote her work.
Butterfly realizes therefor how important the label and contract you have can be...

She is now doing also photographic collage works,  and helps develop the new space called "The Office", were she is Djane resident on  sundays.
She plans to schedule some afterhour parties and hopes to play more freely her style. She likes Free style as much as faster beats, but there will be possibilities to hear all sorts of different  new sounds, that she will share with us, come by and check it out yourselves!!!

"Das Büro"/"The Office", 1st floor Kunsthaus Tacheles, Oranienburgerstrasse 54/56, Mitte, Berlin

Every sunday!!! Kunsthaus Tacheles!!!

http://www.slide.com/mscd?bnc=bnc&pxcid=YyD26IJKVsfplSxwFPxJOSjkhVNe_WhkF_uHX7gC3sciMyiaeYi7TpT8mtYkZBtN&nc=

  

www.myspace.com/groovebutterfly

Ramona Welsh , An Artist Talks, 7th October 2010, Tacheles.

Ramona Welsh is a very shy and sensitive artist. She shared with us her animation film Adam und Eva and the film called Paradies, which is the second part, filmed with actors and dancers.  Both projections are very beautiful and touching.

These films can be viewed again during the open studios, please check the program.

She was born in Berlin Mitte and her father was a film producer and director in the DDR. She grew up with cameras and actors around her and  made her first film at the age of 16 with a  Super 8 camera.

She went to New York in 1995 for a year to study Film making, thanks to a scholarship, that she recieved.

She has a great talent for drawings and her line is fresh and light. The characters she creates are simple and almost seem to be drawn with one single line. In her process of creating, she draws first these characters to  help her build up the stories she constructs, and then  films.

She likes to explore universal themes , such as love, motherhood and also biblical images, that belong to our common occidental memory.

Her work is very impressive because you almost feel that it could have been done by a child. It give the illusion that it is all very simple, and that is always a true  sign for pure talent.

The feeling left after viewing is soft and lingers on, you feel like seeing them again and again.

 

Interview part one

An Artist Talks, Miriam Wuttke, 23.09.2010, Tacheles, Berlin

Miriam Wuttke is a very exciting artist . She expresses herself through different media,  painting , installation and performance.

She studied  at first abstract painting at the art sudents league, then art therapy in combination with fine arts. Thus  her work is exploring continuously human behaviour and feelings. Her performances show her great and very precise knowledge of interioration of illnesses and obsessions. She builds the performance around a character that she impersonates for as long a  time as necessary, to allow the subject she is studying to evolve and devellop.

Miriam Wuttke

It is a process in which she observes attitudes and patterns. She is wondering about social behaviours and structures, and uses a character to build a close study of them.

With her latest character Silver Silver Silver, a bondage wrapping performance,  she explores the feelings of beeing trap and then liberated from images and stereotypes. It is interesting to recall also the fact that she had to wear a corsette to enhance her spinal court, as a child, and can compare experience from the past and the perfomance.

She is always searching inside of herself and outside in her surrounding to strenghthen the impact of her message, that is a strong social and political critisism of a over fludded culture of images and a certain form of decadence in violence and beliefs. 

silver@colorsproject.com
dr_planckulture3000@hotmail.com

http://www.haase-plankk.com http://miriamwuttke.de

Miriam Wuttke  part one

An Artist Talks, Alexandr Rodin July 1st 2010, Tacheles,Berlin

Photo Petrov Ahner

Alexandr Rodin, famous Bielorussian artist, talks about his childhood and life in the soviet union before the collapse of the regime. Today the Bielorussians still have political circumstances, that make artists struggle to create and  make survival a little more complicate. 
And yet there is a special solidarity between these artists, precisely because of those particular political characteristics.

Global Warning is an ongoing Project, it is mostly a great series of paintings, some of them are monumental, and also a series of performances, where Alexandr Rodin becomes a mysterious Monk or Gourou dressed in black carrying strange animals with him.

 The complexity of his works is amazing and his compositions take  you  through a journey into his imaginary worlds: construction and deconstruction, life and death, darkness and light, all opposites interact, herein to challenge the viewer and his senses. The paintings conspire  to make the viewer react and discover new boundaries, inside himself and around him. 

The artist has  a deep concern for environemental and political issues and you can follow these demonstrations of life force, were energy is  constantly present throughout all his paintings and they are a Global Warning.

www.flickr.com/a-rodin

aleks.rodin@mail.ru

 

An Artist Talks September 2nd 2010 Adler A. F.

Artist Adler A.F. is a strong character women who transforms trash into poetical and lyrical monsters and animals and tries to tell us stories about our environment and our social systems. In many ways i find there is a Jean de La Fontaine way, when one see the sculpture of a horrible insect who is in fact an investor...

Her Art

There is a powerfull expression in all her works, who testify of how much we waste and destroy in this today consummer society, and that feeds her with all the material necessary to her creations. Her success is such, that she has for the first time, worldwide, founded a
Trash Art Museum, giving to this movement in art the  place it deserves.

contact: adler@up-art.eu

www.up-art.eu

www. up-art.kiev.ua

www.berlinerkunstkontakter.de/flash/kw4008/trashmuseum_cut.htm

An Artist Talks Alejandra Borja and Jana Taube, October14th 2010, Tacheles, Berlin.

Artists Alejandra and Jana Taube came to talk about their collaboration since four years around the project Intransitos. This collaboration produces both photographic works and performance art, and side by side, they improve their dialogue with the viewer.

Alejandra is from Columbia, and has a particular experience, around emigartion and movements of population, due to the violence and presence of the mafia in her home country.

Jana came to Berlin 10 years ago and has been working as an artist since 6 years. She has skills for phography that she explores in abstract works she produces, in series, in collaboration with Alejandra.

Together, they met the same difficulties, in a new town, big like Berlin, and came to a conclusion, we are not alone!

From there, starts the Neukoelnimports a platform of foreing artists, living and working in Berlin.They discovered there are 160 different nationalities in Neukoeln!!!

Jana is very aware of the difficulties artists entcounter, when German is not their mothertoung, and helps them find the advice and help need, to construct their careers and find support for their creative projects.

Clearly there is a social and political view in the process but, Neukoelnimport does not claim to be from any specific political party. Alejandra and Jana are more interested in the human side of the relationship with artists, and  support the self-devellopment and  artistic projects.

Four years ago they started to curate a sector of the 48 hours Neukoeln, and still keep on growing with a network of 70 artists.

The next Neukoelnimports 2010 exhibition," Borders, Fronteras, Grenzen", will be in The Tacheles Arthouse Gallery, on the 13th and 14th of November 2010, with Perfomance art, video, painting and installations. They will also be happenings with musicians and singers.

 On the following thursday, the 18th of November 2010, a forum we be held during  " An artist talks", and we will explore further the theme of the exhibition," Borders, Fronteras, Grenzen".

Please check the Kunsthaus Tacheles November program. 

www.intransitos.de
www.neukoellnimport.de

for the videos:
http://neukoellnimport.de/0info/Dyoutube.htm
for the photos:
http://www.myspace.com/janataube

An Artist Talks September 30th 2010, Amaru Cholango

It was a priviledge to meet Amaru Cholango, a simple man, an artist with wisdom and  great knowledge.

He has so much to say about his work that you don't really feel the need for questions and in a funny way he anticipates the questions you would have had with   very precise and detailed answers, about the way he works and the energy he puts into his installations and exhibitions.

He is from Ecuador and his family lived in a traditional way and their belief is Chamanism.

He learnt this practise  and its rituals from his mother, who had  herself, learnt from her father, and he, from his ancestors, and so forth and so on.

The concepts of transmission of knowledge and beliefs are constantly present in Amaru Cholango work and he tries to test the viewer into exploring his own possibility to choose and decide for himself.
What is good and what is bad, what is true and what is a lie, what is religion what is not... This continuous dialogue is taken, seriously, like a mission, to educate and give awareness to  the young and old generations, who have lost belief and contact to the elements of nature surrounding us.

He is always connected to his inner self and knows how to seek the best way to transmit a message to the people.
His works are both mystical and political, on each level,  he shows the behaviour of mankind, his attitude towards nature and the destruction he  causes to civilisation with the excuse of industrial devellopement.

 www.amaru-cholango.com

isupporttacheles.blogspot.com/.../amaru-cholango-and-robert-kluba-support.html 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8qcSKhn0AU

An Artist Talks September 16th 2010, Volker Witte

Volker Witte began to paint at the age of 32 encouraged by his girl friend, with whom he discovers his passion and  then started to study and experiment. Today he is 59 years old, and he still has the same fresh attitude towards his painting, and trusts his feelings to go through the process of creating fantastic imaginary landscapes.

He has travelled to Greece many a times, and recalls particularly the strong light and intensity of colours during those stays.

His work was naturally influence by these trips, and the pallette of colours  changed from coloured grey to vibrant yellows and oranges. He only uses his inner vision and lise places, do not exist, although you could almost give a  name these moutains and  magical sun sets. 

You cant still have the chance to see a collection of his earlier works, that are still available , in his studio on  the 4th floor of the Tacheles Art house. He explores, in these series characters, either female or male, and the composition and colours are very matured and balanced, and may remind you of masters like Picasso and Cézanne.

He has also a great collection of black and white drawings, which are more abstract and geometrical. He places them together on his wall and they look like some sort of pattern, or an unknow hieroglyph type of writing. He  produces many works, and is constantly working, he has become very successfull, since he has moved into the Tacheles art house, and talks with alot of greatfullness about this space.

mail@wittekunst.de

www.wittekunst.de

An artist Talks 28th of July 2010, Martin Reiter

Martin Reiter is an Austrian artist in Tacheles since 10 years. He is at the head of the Tacheles Kunsthaus, for 10 years, as well, and is a strong figure. He defends this free art space very actively.

His past works were political , he has a critical view on this consumer society culture and sees The Tacheles as a open field for expressing another type of art.

His works were machines that destroyed, sort of a metaphore of the car and the car industry, one of the dominering industries today. Because for him, Art is a way to show to the public what is going on in our society today and how we can act upon it.

He is present every day at The Tacheles and you can freely talk further about his projects, just ask for an appointment at the office.

The battle against the investor bank, that wants to take over the Tacheles and destroy it, is a long term challenge, that he bravely pursues, in many a ways, his faith and dedication to the space, may remind you of the"untouchables".

An Artist Talks 5 ft of August 2010, Petrov Ahner

Petrov Ahner is the Tacheles eye. He catches all the special moments and events happening in the Tacheles Arthouse today. He arrive in the spring and has been supporting Tacheles very actively.

He came to talk about his past , as an assistant photographer in Miami, and his 13 years of experience in Fashion photography in Paris. He has a strong vision and later he will become more active politically, and support the "Sans Papiers" in Paris.

He will be showing his work and has two event openings, one is on the 1st of October and the other on the 8th of October in the  Gallery  of the Tacheles, were you are most welcome to come and admire his great sentivity and talent to catch a portrait of both female or male characters.

He has created the "I support Tacheles " blog and you can currently see his pictures on the web on flicker and facebook.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pahrt

petrov.ahner@yahoo.fr

An Artist Talks 26st of August 2010 Resa Mashoodi

Resa Mashoodi is an Iranian artist living and working in Berlin .

Resa talks about the political context in Iran and the circumstances of his departure. He left his family and culture, and  has adopted the occidental way of life. The mix of influences appears in his work, where full body female characters evolve in a unique way. They seem to be all part of a a fairy tale story and in many ways remind me of the Chinese contemporary painting.

But Resa Mashoodi is in fact fascinated by the Italian Renaissance period and has great knowledge about the artistic discussions and techniques of this period. He likes to compare the past with the present and it has become an endless source of inspiration for his contemporary artworks.

He is always seeking perfection, both in the line and colours. His very last series of paintings are an amazing series of portraits of women.
Resa Mashoodi has a desire to trespass and experience new alleys. He takes a close look at the female condition and it's evolution. Of course, the female figure is always a passion in his paintings, as he continuously represents in different situation women. Fascination for the unknown, love and desire, all mix together, give a strong impression to the viewer. The power of these works lies in the secret of unspoken words. Unexpected objects are placed carefully inside “her” mouth, “she” tries to teach us a lesson. Leading once again into a whole story, these intense series strangely open up something deep inside, beyond prejudice and misconception.


He likes also to express himself through music. Thus has he produced an experimental album, with deep noises and hypnotic sounds, alike a helicopter sometimes flying over your head.
Together strength and power come again together for the pleasure and excitement of our ears.

www.facebook/galerie Tacheles/resa mashoodi

An Artist Talks July 22nd 2010, Udo Lindemann

Udo Lindemann is a photographer and also a very good musician and drummer.

He started to explore photographyin the seventies and went from the street pictures to a more intimate work with female models. today he has a very wide collection of pictures , all done with an old fashion film camera. He dislikes the digital works from today, who lack life and strength, for his type of work.

Their is real approach of the character of the subject and the female body as object of desire, but also simply an personnal approach of the nude, without photoshop.

Udo knows how to catch the right expression and is patient in the process of working , he follows a models sometimes for many years and developped friendships with this paticular project.

His pictures are taken with sincerity and a real concern for the freedom of expression of the photographer, even if that may be disturbing or shocking.

He likes to go on the frontiers of tabou and bring  difficult subjects out into the open, and  discuss them freely.

An Artist Talks 15th of July 2010, Barbara Fragogna

Barbara Fragogna, is a painter and the curator of the gallery from the Art house Tacheles, she has recently opened a project space, The sinne die Project room.

Barbara is Italian and collaborates often with Italian artists, that she introduces to Berlin, in her space. Their are currently exchanges of artists going on between the Gallery Abnormals and her many contacts from Venice.

Her painting explores the  female body in a very strong way, and she likes mostly to introduce suprising unexpected objects or animals into her compositions. Her colours are very well balanced between vibrant and deep, giving an unusual classical touch, to these very extravagant contemporary bodies.She likes to shock the viewer and awake him from the boredom of life and shows us maybe in a metaphorical way, how complicated living can be.

Many paintings concentrate on the  interaction between  the body and the mind, how they influence each other, and in what form? How human desires effect the development of the body, and construct it and bring it to suffer or to pleasure? These themes are explored with great talent and dedication.

www.barbarafragogna.blogspot.com


photo Petrov Ahner 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pahrt/sets/

An Artist Talks July 8th 2010 Udo Wiegand

Udo Wiegand is a theater actor, who explores expressions of feelings and thoughts through abstractions and precise movement of the body.

His play "Tango Horrible", that you can see at Ixes Theater on the 4th floor of the Arthouse Tacheles, puts into a box, this very contemporary subject of competition between artists, and more precisely perfoming artists: actors.

They play equally their charms, as well as they can, in front of an imaginary director, does he exist?

Both actors, one  female and one male struggle to take over the stage, the result is a refreshing comedia del arte style play , with music and smiles.

Photo/Petrov Ahner

http://www.flickr.com/photos/pahrt/sets/

An Artist Talks september 9th 2010 Krtisijan Trummer from 6pm to 9pm

Kristian Trummer is an artist who has both the skills to draw and to write.

He performs and does readings, he succeeds to reveal a form of reality that is often so obvious to us, that it is not seen.

He takes the spectator into his world of words and leads him into his own stories and experiences, were dramatic poetry becomes a game of the seen and  the unseen.

You can ask for his publications, available in limited editions.
Edition Front, Berlin
kristijantrummer@web.de