Phase I - July - September 2004
         Phase II - January - February 2005
       
Tobi Maier co-curated Berlin x 2004/2005, an exchange between artists from Deptford, South London and Berlin initiated as part of Deptford X 2004. Partners in the exchange are Deptford X, Museum of Installation, APT Gallery and studios in London and Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Kunstfabrik / 2YK Gallery, and Center Gallery in Berlin.
London / Berlin residency exchange (PART II)
The second phase of residencies happened in January/February 2005 at APT gallery in London and the Kuenstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin. In February, Gavin Wade and Roland Boden will present new work after 6 weeks in residency.
         Roland Boden :
           Das Böse hinterm Gartenzaun, ist immer auch nett
        anzuschaun
    
        During his residency in London, German artist Roland
        Boden has been working on two new video animations.
        The works feature motives of decaying housing
        estates in the South London area, dark staircases
        and parking lots, depicting locations which exercise
        a morbid fascination on the viewer and which might
        be associated with crime. While previous animations
        have featured his mobile shelter units protecting
        individuals from all evil of the urban sprawl, Boden
        is now revealing the fallow areas usually avoided
        when passing through metropolitan suburbs. Together
        with a sculpture and a series of photographs his new
        video work "Traumdes Schlaefers" premiered at APT gallery, London from 22nd – 27th February.
    
        Recent group shows include: "Munch revisited" Museum
        am Ostwall, Dortmund (2005), "Recolving Doors"
        Fundacion Telefonica, Madrid (2004), "Adieu
        Avantgarde. Willkommen zu Haus" Ludwig-Forum, Aachen
        (2003), "Living inside the grid" New Museum, New
        York (2003). His work was also included in Manifesta
        3 Ljubljana (2000). This is the first solo show of
        Roland Boden in the UK.
    
        Gavin Wade :
        #16 What is brain?
    
        During his residency at the Kuenstlerhaus Bethanien
        in Berlin, English artist and curator Gavin Wade has
        continued working on Strategic Questions, an ongoing
        work to develop 40 projects in response to 40
        questions written by Buckminster Fuller. During his
        residency in Berlin, Wade has been collaborating
        with German artist Henrik Schrat to answer question
        #16 What is brain?
        The publication One Day Comic (20.1.05), launched at
        Kuenstlerhaus Bethanien, is a 30 page comic about
        Barnaby Kaminsky and the day he answered the door to
        two missionaries spreading the word of their
        glorious founder Charles T. Russell. The comic
        delves into the true story of Wagner Corp., the
        recipe for fried brains and the connection between
        Rosa Luxembourg and the special thought of the
        invisible floating brain. 
DATES
London
22. February, 7-9pm- Opening Roland Boden, APT Gallery, 6 Creekside, SE8, DLR Deptford + tube New Cross
24. February, 7pm - Talk at the Goethe Institut London, London based curator and critic Diana Baldon in conversation with artist Roland Boden and Christoph Tannert (director, Kuenstlerhaus Bethanien)



Roland Boden - still from DVD "Traum des Schlaefers" - 2005
Berlin
24. February, presentation of the 1-day comic "What is Brain", a collaboration between Gavin Wade and Henrik Schrat marking the end of Gavin wade's residency at Kuenstlerhaus Bethanien, Mariannenplatz 2, Berlin
you can order a copy of "What is Brain" through the Strategic Questions web site

this project has been curated and organized by Deb Astell, Boris Kremer and Tobi Maier
     
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London / Berlin residency exchange (PART I)
The residencies completed in June/August 2004 were followed by an exhibition at Kunstfabrik in Berlin, 21 August - 5 September 2004, and in APT gallery in London, 26 August - 11 September 2004.
 At              Kunstfabrik, Berlin
         Residency: July-August
         Exhibition: 21 August – 5 September
         2yk Galerie, Am Flutgraben 3 - 12435 Berlin
Artists
         Barry Sykes
         John Wynne
         Click here to view cv's

Fallender Ton fuer 207 Lautsprecherboxen, 2004, John Wynne
At              APT gallery and studios, London
         Residency: July-August
         Exhibition: 26 August - 5 September 2004
         APT gallery, 6 Creekside, SE8, tube New Cross, DLR Deptford
Artists
         Despina Stokou
         Martin Pfahler
         Click here to view cv's
Arena Cut, 2004, Martin Pfahler
this project has been curated and organized by Deb Astell, Wolfgang Schlegel and Tobi Maier
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