SATELLITE BERLIN – art in collaboration
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2014 -2018
When I launched SATELLITE BERLIN in 2014, I established my vision of an internationally active, genre and boundary-transcending, mobile cultural hub. Together with Rebeccah Blum, I created a neutral, moveable and flexible platform from which the natural and cultural sciences could merge with the visual arts. This vision inspired collaborative dialog about cultural and social developments and engagement in research, debate and exchange. |
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COLLABORATIONS 2014-2018
Soho House, Berlin
transtechnology research, Plymouth University, UK
COGNOVO, Plymouth Universtity, UK
Max Planck Institut for Human Development, Berlin
biomimicry germany
FUKT magazine for drawing
KWER magazine
TAT-Tieranatomisches Theater, Humbolt University, Berlin
phi 360
Diderot, Berlin
UC Berkeley Space Lab, Berkeley, CA, USA
transtechnology research, Plymouth University, UK
COGNOVO, Plymouth Universtity, UK
Max Planck Institut for Human Development, Berlin
biomimicry germany
FUKT magazine for drawing
KWER magazine
TAT-Tieranatomisches Theater, Humbolt University, Berlin
phi 360
Diderot, Berlin
UC Berkeley Space Lab, Berkeley, CA, USA
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
HER WAY AND MEANS – FEMALE PROTAGONISTS IN THE ART AND SCIENCE CONTEXT
This speaker series presented prominent female artists in conversation with writers, curators and scientists.
I. - Humberto Vélez in conversation with Liliane Lijn, hosted by savvy contemporary, Berlin
II. - Felix Sattler in conversation with Juliane Laitzsch, Katrin von Lehmann, and Eva Maria Schoen, hosted by Tieranatomisches Theater (TAT), Humboldt University, Berlin
III. - A K Dolven in conversation with Andrea Schlieker
in collaboration with Gaby Hartel, hosted by peer in London, UK
IV. -Agnes Meyer Brandis in conversation with Heike Catherina Mertens, hosted by Tieranatomisches Theater (TAT), Humboldt University, Berlin
I. - Humberto Vélez in conversation with Liliane Lijn, hosted by savvy contemporary, Berlin
II. - Felix Sattler in conversation with Juliane Laitzsch, Katrin von Lehmann, and Eva Maria Schoen, hosted by Tieranatomisches Theater (TAT), Humboldt University, Berlin
III. - A K Dolven in conversation with Andrea Schlieker
in collaboration with Gaby Hartel, hosted by peer in London, UK
IV. -Agnes Meyer Brandis in conversation with Heike Catherina Mertens, hosted by Tieranatomisches Theater (TAT), Humboldt University, Berlin
FOUR CALLING BIRDS
Throughout the exhibition opening on November 29th, visitors were invited to experience the sensory delights of sight and taste by nibbling on a gingerbread house. The opening became a communal performance, which was recorded on video and then projected onto the remains of the gingerbread house for the exhibition’s duration.
ART + SCIENCE
-- exhibitions -- talks – workshops --
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- InAppropriate Behaviors II
Joanne Grüne-Yanoff in conversation with Dr. Konstantinos Katsikopoulos, Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin |
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- Of Myths and Men: Criminal Medicine and Archeology
Michael Wutz and Dr. Jörg Orschiedt, Prehistorien, FU Berlin |
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- Acid Brains: Etching and the Possibilities of an Anachronistic Medium
Michael Wutz and Marcus Körber, HdK Braunschweig |
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- The Acoustic Drawing
Lutz Becker, Linda Karshan, Candida Richardson, Dr. Andreas Schalhorn |
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VITAL FORCES – FOOD IN CONTEXT
-- table talks -- teatime talks – concept dinners --
VITAL FORCES- FOOD IN CONTEXT was an event series, including lectures, table and tea time talks, workshops and excursions and took place at different locations. Leading director was food designer Inés Lauber.
The cycles in agriculture and food production are complicated and often absurd. our botanical inheritance is manipulated. VITAL FORCES explored food culture as a cultural artefact of the past, present and future and illuminated the connections and relationships of diverse fields. The series created dialogs and opportunities to discuss current issues. An example includes; how sociological changes and lifestyle diseases from mass industry-manufactured food production stands in direct opposition to the growing interest in regional, organic and artisan foods, including the preservation of biodiversity.
The cycles in agriculture and food production are complicated and often absurd. our botanical inheritance is manipulated. VITAL FORCES explored food culture as a cultural artefact of the past, present and future and illuminated the connections and relationships of diverse fields. The series created dialogs and opportunities to discuss current issues. An example includes; how sociological changes and lifestyle diseases from mass industry-manufactured food production stands in direct opposition to the growing interest in regional, organic and artisan foods, including the preservation of biodiversity.
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Eating Cultures through the Ages
Table talk with guest speakers, 26.1.2017 Dr. Hellmuth Nordwig, Chemist and Science Journalist and Anna Küfner, Program Director of Contemporary Food Lab Berlin |
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Wondering About Fritz Müller – How German Immigrants Influenced American Food
Concept dinner, San Francisco, CA, 25.2.2017 |
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CONTOURING A MIND
CONTOURING A MIND is a short film series portraying artists of all generations. These short films capture the artist's personality, character, thought processes, and spirit. Collaborating with emerging videographers, film students, artists, and writers, we develop a script based on five questions, which each portrayed artist answers in no specific order.
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NO.1
Klara Hobza + Kevin Garz |
NO.2
Werner Linster + Luca Carcaterra |
NO.3
Patricia Coates + Isabelle Duchene |
PUBLICATIONS
