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wuff wuff! ihr habt es euch vielleicht schon gedacht: die tür ist kaputt, der große hund hat sich getrennt. gut so! aber weil es auch so schön war, wollen wir uns mit einem letzten gigantischen hundehaufen von euch verabschieden. unsere EP „solange es rumpelt“ findet ihr über den link in unserer bio. es war schön mit euch! schlabber schlabber forever 👅💦 eure hunde

danke 3000 an Nikolas Schneider, du großer Schatz, fürs aufnehmen und mischen 💕

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I am looking back with a smile and sharing some pictures of the ALGORITHM SKIN opening.
Thank you all for coming! It was a blast! 💥 💙 🌺

Katrin Steiger
Algorithm Skin
6. - 22.12.2025

@ Sunset wayfarers Berlin
hosted/curated by Till Röttjer
@tillroettjer

#katrinsteiger
#berlinartist
#artinberlin
#sunsetwayfarers
#algorithmskin

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Aus zahlreichen hervorragenden Bewerbungen hat die Jury 8 Künstler*innen ausgewählt:

Thomas Behling, Denise Flamme, Bob Jones, Yuki Jungesblut, Benjamin Kunath, Juli Schmidt, Isabell Schulte und Protey Temen

Herzlichen Dank an alle Bewerber:innen!

Die ausgewählten Künstler:innen werden ihre Arbeiten beim Portfolio-Walk “Speed Review” am Sonntag, 16.11.2025 den Expert:innen Tuçe Erel, Barbara Höffer, Lusin Reinsch und Christoph Tannert präsentieren.

Ab 16:30 öffnet sich die “Speed Review” auch den Gästen der Produzent:innenmesse „3 Tage Kunst“ in der Kommunalen Galerie Berlin.
Wir freuen uns auf inspirierenden Austausch und anregende Gespräche!

„Speed Review“ ist eine Veranstaltung des Fachbereichs Kultur Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf in Zusammenarbeit mit dem BKF – Büro für kuratorische Forschung.

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Out of many outstanding applications, the jury selected eight artists:

Thomas Behling, Denise Flamme, Bob Jones, Yuki Jungesblut, Benjamin Kunath, Juli Schmidt, Isabell Schulte, and Protey Temen

They will present their work to the experts Tuçe Erel, Barbara Höffer, Lusin Reinsch, and Christoph Tannert during the portfolio walk “Speed Review” on Sunday, November 16, 2025.

From 4:30 p.m., “Speed Review” will also be open to visitors of the producers’ fair “3 Tage Kunst” at the Kommunale Galerie Berlin.
We look forward to inspiring exchanges and stimulating conversations!

“Speed Review” is organized by the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf Department of Culture in collaboration with BKF – Bureau for Curatorial Research.

#charlottenburg-wilmersdorf #speedreview #portfoliowalk #kommunalegalerienberlin #kommunalegalerieberlin #municipalgalleriesberlin #artinberlin #contemporaryartberlin #artberlin #berlinart #bkf #kuratorischeforschung #berlin #curatorialresearch

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**CANCELLED**
unfamiliar archives
Workshop with Danila Lipatov & Karen Zimmermann
12.7.2025 // 13:00-16:00 (in German and English)

No previous knowledge necessary, limited number of participants (max. 10), free admission
Please register via DM or mail@galeriefutura.de

This workshop by artists Danila Lipatov and Karen Zimmermann explores family archives in order to create speculative spaces of memory with the help of collective narrative practices and physical improvisations.

Danila Lipatov (grew up in Moscow) and Karen Zimmermann (grew up in Remscheid) studied together at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne and graduated in 2020 and 2023. Since 2017, they have been working together at the intersection of performance, visual and mediating art, and experimental documentary film. Using autofictional methods, performative reconstructions of archive and interview fragments, they question established narratives and create collaborative spaces that interweave personal stories, facts and fictions to sketch queer archival landscapes.

The workshop is taking place in the framework of Juli Schmidt’s solo exhibition “Hast du jetzt etwa deinen Humor verloren” (14.6.-25.7.2025).

@danila_lipatow
@zmmnn
@_julischmidt_
@katharinakoch77
@sylv_inski

Graphic: @operative.space

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Artist Talk
mit Juli Schmidt und Annika Turkowski
9.7.2025 // 19:00 (in deutscher Lautsprache)

Juli Schmidt (*1986 in Stralsund) ist Bildende Künstlerin und lebt in Berlin. In Objekten, Fotografien und Videos beschäftigt sie sich mit Körpern, ihren fließenden Grenzen und fluiden Materialitäten. Sie versteht Fotografie als Darstellungsmedium und soziale Praxis, um (Un-)Sichtbarkeiten zu destabilisieren und strukturelle Machthierarchien sichtbar zu machen. Sie studierte Fotografie an der HGB Leipzig mit einem Gastsemester in der Klasse für Skulptur bei Monica Bonvicini an der UdK Berlin und schloss ihr Studium 2022 in der Klasse von Heidi Specker ab. Seit Beendigung des Studiums arbeitet sie kontinuierlich an individuellen künstlerischen Projekten, aber auch kollaborativ. Sie hat an verschiedenen Gruppenausstellungen im deutschsprachigen In- und Ausland teilgenommen (u.a. im Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien in Berlin, Kunsthalle Exnergasse in Wien, Galerie MMB Goethe-Institut in Mumbai), konzipiert und leitet künstlerische Workshops und ist Performerin und Sängerin.
@_julischmidt_

Annika Turkowski ist Kunsthistorikerin, Kuratorin, Autorin und Dozentin mit Schwerpunkt auf Fotografie, zeitgenössischer Kunst, Architektur und dem bewegten Bild. Ihre kuratorische und forschende Arbeit befasst sich mit der Schnittstelle von Kunst und Technologie, den Politiken der Repräsentation und nicht-hegemonialen visuellen Narrativen – insbesondere im Bereich der bildgebenden Medien. Sie ist Projektleiterin
von Christoph Schlingensiefs Operndorf Afrika (Berlin/Ouagadougou) und Mitgründerin von CUCO – curatorial concepts berlin. Mit über zehn Jahren Erfahrung entwickelt sie spartenübergreifende und internationale Programme, die Ausstellungen, Film, Performance und Publikationen verbinden.
@axxxxxtea

📸 (1) Credits: Viktoria Conzelmann @viktoriaconzelmann , (2) Credits: Isotta Giulia Acquati

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Juli Schmidt: Hast du jetzt etwa deinen Humor verloren
14.6.–25.7.2025 //
Wed–Sat 16:00–19:00

In her solo exhibition Hast du jetzt etwa deinen Humor verloren [Have you lost your sense of humor], Juli Schmidt explores the social and political dimensions of familial relationship constellations and the physical traces they leave behind. Central to the exhibition is a new series of large-format photographs that depict scenarios of domestic togetherness, taking the Western-style nuclear family as a point of reference.

The photographs resemble sparse, stage-like still lifes. Their compositional depth, the use of long shadows and sidelight, and the careful arrangement of foreground and background recall the formal vocabulary of painting. At first glance, they appear as familiar domestic scenes, but instead of people, the central figures are chicken eggs—deformed through hereditary or stress-related causes. Placed on miniature pieces of furniture such as bunk beds or kitchen chairs, they convey a sense of fragility, quiet humour, and unease.

These forms open up new ways of looking at the body and material presence. They suggest how familial patterns and social conditions become physically inscribed, how experiences are passed on, and how the body stores memory. Beneath the surface of apparent harmony, the images point to tensions and ambivalences. Schmidt’s photographs make visible what is often repressed: discomfort, vulnerability, and the complexity of closeness.

The photographs are presented within a wooden spatial installation developed in collaboration with Felix op den Winkel. Resembling an architectural model of a domestic interior, the structure appears both open and enclosed. It frames what can be seen and what remains hidden. The spatial design emphasises the inaccessibility of family dynamics, while suggesting that the possibility of change begins with a shift in perspective.

In curatorial collaboration with Katharina Koch and Sylvia Sadzinski

📸 @choreo.info

@_julischmidt_
@katharinakoch77
@sylv_inski

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Last Saturday we celebrated the opening of Juli Schmidt’s first solo exhibition in and outside the gallery space. Thank you all for coming 🫶

The exhibition is now on view until 25 July from Wednesdays to Saturdays from 4pm to 7pm.

It will also be complemented by a supporting programme - so save the dates:

On 9 July Juli Schmidt will talk about her practice with curator and author Annika Turkowski @axxxxxtea (in German)

On 12 July Danila Lipatov @danila_lipatow and Karen Zimmermann @zmmnn will explore family archives and create speculative spaces of memory with the help of collective narrative practices and physical improvisations during their workshop “unfamiliar archives”. Registration via mail@galeriefutura.de (in German and English)

On 16 July we welcome Veronika Cechová @_veru and Tereza Jindrová from the Jindřich Chalupecký Society in Prague @sjch_cz , who will present the recently published book Beyond Nuclear Family (in English)

More info soon here and already on our website!

📸 Katharina Koch (1-7) & Sophie Glaser (8)

@_julischmidt_
@katharinakoch77
@sylv_inski

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Juli Schmidt: Hast du jetzt etwa deinen Humor verloren
15.6.-25.7.2025
Opening: 14.6.2025 // 18:00

In her solo exhibition Hast du jetzt etwa deinen Humor verloren (Have you lost your sense of humor), Juli Schmidt deals with family relationships and the traces they leave on our bodies. The exhibition focuses on a series of large-format photographs that appear humorous at first glance, but reveal complex dynamics on closer inspection.

We see scenes that are reminiscent of everyday life in Western nuclear families. However, the protagonists in these situations are not people, but chicken eggs. They are sitting on kitchen chairs and sofas or are in other domestic settings. Their shells are deformed, dented or show small cracks – traces that indicate stress, heredity or external influences. In this way, they open up new perspectives on the body, materiality and touch – they show how social conditions shape the body. The photographs reflect a quiet criticism of familial ideals. Schmidt focuses her attention on transgenerational dynamics, which sometimes make dysfunctional relationship patterns visible and point to the repressed and unspoken. Socially stylized notions of the intact nuclear family are thus called into question.

The series is presented in an expansive wooden installation reminiscent of the floor plan of an apartment. It appears open and closed at the same time, creating views and distances. The room cannot be entered, it can only be experienced from the outside. In this way, what family structures entail also becomes spatially clear: Closeness and narrowness, intimacy and inaccessibility.

Hast du jetzt etwa deinen Humor verloren (Have you lost your sense of humor) invites us to understand family not as a fixed structure, but as a social practice in which power, care and friction are closely interwoven. With subtle humor and a keen eye for detail, Juli Schmidt draws our attention to what otherwise often goes unsaid.

In curatorial collaboration with Katharina Koch and Sylvia Sadzinski

Graphic design: @operative.space

@_julischmidt_
@katharinakoch77
@sylv_inski

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Am 10. und 11. Mai: Open Studios im Atelierhaus Auguste!

Kommt vorbei, guckt Kunst, stoßt mit uns an!

Sa 10.5., 14-20 Uhr + So 11.5., 12-18 Uhr
Atelierhaus Auguste, Auguste-Viktoria-Allee 99-100, 13403 Berlin

#openstudiosberlin #atelierwochenendereinickendorf #atelierhausauguste #kunstamwochenende #berlinartists #offeneateliers #kunstinberlin #fuchsbezirk #reinickendorf

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A warm invitation to the opening on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 20h

ENCHANTED ISLANDS - A PANTOMIME
with
Asya Ashman @asya_ash
Faris Alrjoob @rjparis
Tiwo Dannenberg @tiwoteeth
Polina Kichatova @sol__soup
Konstantin Koryagin @kostyakorya
Danila Lipatov @danila_lipatow
Ian Purnell @ian__purnell
Juli Schmidt @_julischmidt_
Maya Zaretski @notfunnydotcom
Karen Zimmermann @zmmnn

5/12/2024 – 31/01/2025
GLASMOOG – Raum für Kunst & Diskurs
Kunsthochschule für Medien Köln

“How close can I come. How do I sense you. How much space does another person need. Should we exist as a group here. How to organize labor. What means to be a flower. Should I follow what I saw. Why are you saying sensual. Did it feel fake. Is it utopia or polite. Can we sustain it.”

A video installation on the possibilities and limits of collective bondings in temporary spaces and across distances. Inspired by the pantomime piece “Enchanted Island” from 1972 by the Soviet censored gay poet Yevgeny Kharitonov. A jealous magician transforms shipwrecked lovers into all kinds of (non)-human beings. But the lovers still remain in search of each other’s touch.

The exhibition, entitled “Enchanted Islands – A Pantomime”, is being presented as part of the Chargesheimer Scholarship of the City of Cologne, which was awarded in 2024 to Danila Lipatov.

Open Wed-Sat 16h – 20h
and by appointment.
Closed on Sundays and holidays.
Winter break: 21/12/2024 – 05/01/2025

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new location - new address!
GLASMOOG – Raum für Kunst & Diskurs
Academy of Media Arts Cologne
Heumarkt 14
50667 Köln

@kunsthochschulefuermedien
@aic_artinitiativescologne
@stadt.koeln
@koelngalerien

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so sweet war’s in der #kantineamberghain mit den grandiosen @endlesswellnesshallo 🫶 es war uns eine fest! danke an alle die da waren und uns so herzlich empfangen und mitgegrölt haben!

wir haben bock auf mehr und stürzen uns jetzt ins booking!
schlabber, schlabber, euer hund 👅

danke an alle lieben personen, die gefilmt haben und an @boriscicileo für die tollen fotos 💘

#endlesswellness #indieberlin

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