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LICHT.SCHATTEN.SPUREN

This event is part of 100 Years Bauhaus. The opening festival.

Where?

Berlin, Akademie der Künste - Standort Hanseatenweg

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When?

17.01.2019 - 24.01.2019

What?

Exhibition

Pieces by László Moholy-Nagy, Tim Lee, Christian Boltanski, Jan Tichy and commissioned works by Quadrature and Tim Otto Roth

Works by László Moholy-Nagy and other renowned contemporary artists-scientists are counterposed with those of two newcomers. They all trace the poetry and magic that evoke the interplay of light and shadow. The installation illuminates a path from our human existence in the universe, to the stars, to the hereafter, eternity, infinity, to the extra-terrestrial, where things play out that we cannot contemplate which both frighten and fascinate us at the same time.


Works:

László Moholy-Nagy: Light-Space-Modulator

Christian Boltanski: Théâtre d’ombre (1989)

Tim Lee: Light-Space-Module 2007, László Moholy-Nagy 1928; 16 mm film projection

Jan Tichy: Installation no. 30 (Lucia)

Quadrature: Noise Signal Silence

Tim Otto Roth: Sun on Stage

An installation by 100 jahre bauhaus. Das Eröffnungsfestival; with the friendly support of: Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin, Galerie Kewenig (Berlin), Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, Galerie Schöttle (Munich), Galerie Luisa Wang (Paris), Galerie Kornfeld (Berlin). Our thanks to Peter Weibel, ZKM, Karlsruhe.


Hall 3       
Admission fee for all exhibitions/installations:
EUR 12 (EUR 8 reduced) on january 17/18 
EUR 10 (EUR 6 reduced) on january 19-24

The tickets for exhibitions are not available online. Please purchase your ticket directly at the ticket counter at AdK.

Address

Akademie der Künste - Standort Hanseatenweg
Hanseatenweg 10
10557 Berlin, Germany

Accessibility

  • On-site assistance

Funding formula

100 jahre bauhaus. Das Eröffnungsfestival is an initiative of the Bauhaus Berlin Dessau Weimar Cooperation and is supported by the Federal Cultural Foundation. The festival is staged in cooperation with the Academy of the Arts, Berlin.

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