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A thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday for the opening of Minor Ruptures at Rosegarden.

Our thanks to the artists Rebecca Ackroyd, Benjamin Lallier and Sofia Defino Leiby for bringing their work into this conversation, and to the curators Lina Louisa Krämer and Dr. Luisa Seipp for shaping the exhibition.

And to everyone who came, spent time with the works and made the evening what it was. We’re grateful to have shared this first encounter with you.

Minor Ruptures is on view at Rosegarden until November 7.

Potsdamer Straße 98a, Berlin.
Thursdays & Fridays 11 am–5 pm,
Saturdays 10am–4 pm 🌹

Photo credits:
@artrepros.berlin (VG-Bildkunst)

@rebeccaackroyd
@ben__lallier
@waystomakemoneyonline
@luisa.seipp
@_linalouisa_ taken in Rosegarden by Frontrose by @frontrose.global

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5 hours ago

What happens when a book becomes a space for learning, rather than simply reading?

Prepositions, by artists Timmy Simonds (@simmytimonds) and Aaron Lehman, brings together exercises, interviews, essays and personal reflections on language, teaching and the ways we connect with one another.

Featuring contributions from CAConrad, Thom Donovan, Joseph Grigely, Shaun Leonardo, Assembly and others, the compendium invites readers to become part of the work themselves.

Published by Montez Press (@montezpress), 2024. taken in Rosegarden by Frontrose by @frontrose.global

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2 days ago

Frontrose presents: Minor Ruptures

Curated by Lina Louisa Krämer and Dr. Luisa Seipp Minor Ruptures is a multidisciplinary exhibition bringing together works by Rebecca Ackroyd, Benjamin Lallier and Sofia Defino Leiby. Through sculpture, painting and collage, the exhibition explores subtle moments of rupture and reassembly through which bodies, objects, images and memories become unstable, displaced and continuously transformed.

Rather than understanding rupture as an act of destruction, Minor Ruptures considers it as a productive condition. A moment in which existing forms, meanings and relationships are unsettled and opened up to new possibilities. Things detach from their original contexts, change function or enter unexpected connections. The exhibition focuses on these small interventions and shifts – moments in which established structures begin to loosen and new constellations can emerge

Opening: Thursday, October 15, 6–9 pm
Exhibition: October 16 – November 7
Thursdays & Fridays 11 am–5 pm, Saturdays 10 am–4 pm

Rosegarden, Potsdamer Straße 98a, 10785 Berlin taken in Rosegarden by Frontrose by @frontrose.global

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12 days ago

FRONTROSE CORRESPONDENCE: A CONVERSATION WITH MOHAMMAD REZA MORTAZAVI

We asked musician and percussionist Mohammad Reza Mortazavi to look back at the sounds, objects and places that have shaped his practice, and the ideas that continue to stay with him.

Five questions. Four photographs. A conversation at a distance.

Image 01: Mohammad Reza Mortazavi in his studio after recording, listening back to the music.

Image 02: The two tombaks Mortazavi has had since childhood, instruments he later played with his son from infancy.

Image 03: Mortazavi’s hands, touching and moving together, reflecting on the relationship between rhythm, balance and harmony.

Image 04: Pulse, Mortazavi’s first album, released in 2001.

In correspondence with Mohammad Reza Mortazavi (@m_r_mortazavi). by @frontrose.global

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15 days ago

Sebastian Jefford (@sebjefford), The Boy Looking at the Flower Not Looking at the Boy, 2025, at Rosegarden. taken in Rosegarden by Frontrose by @frontrose.global

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16 days ago

What happens when an artwork becomes a habitat?

MetaMorphosis is an interdisciplinary project initiated by designer Jakob Kukula (@jkukula) and developed with artist Xaver Hirsch (@xaverhirsch), composer Ben Meerwein and ecologist Esteban Menares. Beginning with research into insect habitats during a residency at Ammersee, the project brought together sculpture, ecological research, live microscopy, sound and projection.

The publication documents this evolving process alongside contributions from artists and researchers including Julian Charrière, Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, Henrik Håkansson, Jakob Kudsk Steensen and Anna Ridler.

At the centre of the project is a simple shift in perspective: insects are not just observed, but become part of the work.

Published by Entkunstung (@entkunstung) × Symbiotic Lab (@symbioticlab_). taken in Rosegarden by Frontrose by @frontrose.global

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a month ago

BERLIN ART WEEK: EXTRA GEMS

Berlin Art Week is back. In addition to our top picks in Frontrose’s culture broadcast Rosetips on WhatsApp (sign up via link in bio), we’ve selected 6 exhibitions and 2 performances that are worth seeking out to round out your Art Week program.

01 — Caner Teker: B2B / Nothing New
Between Bridges Residency Space (@betweenbridgesfoundation)
10.09, 5–8 PM

02 — A Charm of Powerful Trouble
ACUD Galerie (@acudgalerie)
10.09, 5–7 PM

03 — Taína H. Cruz: Pixie Theatre
Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler (@kraupatuskanyzeidler)
10.09, 6–10 PM

04 — Carina Brandes: Hauntings
BQ (@bq_berlin)
10.09, 6–10 PM

05 — Filipka Rutkowska: The Iron Lipstick
Pickle Bar (@picklebar.berlin)
11.09, 7 PM

06 — Leiko Ikemura: de sensu
Contemporary Fine Arts (@contemporaryfinearts)
11.09, 11 AM–6 PM

07 — Rachel Seidu: Love is the work
Between Bridges (@betweenbridgesfoundation)
11.09, 6–10 PM

08 — Bodenbeobachtungen
nGbK (@ngbk_berlin)
12.09, 4–5 PM taken in Berlin, Germany by @frontrose.global

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a month ago

FRONTROSE CORRESPONDENCE: A CONVERSATION WITH MARIE LUEDER

We asked designer Marie Lueder to look back at the images, objects and moments that have shaped her practice and the stories behind them.

Five questions. Four photographs. A conversation at a distance.

Image 01: A scribbled road map created by Marie for a performance in Berlin, staged for the launch of the first issue of Gruppe Magazine. Given to each performer, the paper mapped out the dramaturgy of the show, which explored the passing of night into day, the rising and setting of the sun.

In correspondence with Marie Lueder (@marie.lueder). by @frontrose.global

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a month ago

Hanging at Rosegarden, our headquarters, Yngve Holen’s Window Seat Y (2019) sits somewhere between object, image and architecture. taken in Rosegarden by Frontrose by @frontrose.global

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a month ago

FRONTROSE CORRESPONDENCE – A CONVERSATION WITH SCOTT KING

For the first edition of Frontrose Correspondence, we asked art director and author Scott King to look back at the places, objects, influences and early works that have shaped his practice – and at what, despite everything, has remained.

Five questions. Four photographs. A conversation at a distance.

Image 01: Hot Flat by Austrian architectural group Coop Himmelblau, 1978 — a design for an apartment block with a ‘burning wing’, perpetually at risk of burning itself down.

Image 02: A 1930s biscuit barrel belonging to Scott’s Nanna King, a familiar object from his childhood.

Image 03: Airmyn riverbank, where Scott played as a child and returns to often, with Drax power station in the background.

Image 04: Never Work, Scott’s first work for Sleazenation, made in collaboration with writer Matt Worley, with whom he produced CRASH.

In correspondence with Scott King (@scottkingstudio). by @frontrose.global

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a month ago

What the Mine Gives, the Mine Takes, edited by Ana Alenso (@anaalenso), is one of those books that feels less like a publication and more like a landscape to be explored.

Bringing together images, texts, and artistic research around mining, the book follows the traces of extraction across places, materials, and communities.

Published by Bom Dia (@bomdiabooks). taken in Rosegarden by Frontrose by @frontrose.global

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2 months ago

In the quiet lull of August, we visited exhibitions across Berlin and selected some of the best the city has to offer.

In order of appearance:

- Niki de Saint Phalle at Galerie Judin (@galeriejudin)
- Robert McNally & Charlie Roberts at Galerie Kristin Hjellegjerde (@kristinhjellegjerde)
- Hsu Chia-Wei at Esther Schipper (@estherschipper)
- Giulia Gelmini & Muchi Shaw at Esther Schipper (@estherschipper)
- Ghone at BBA Gallery (@bbagallery) taken in Berlin, Deutschland by @frontrose.global

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2 months ago