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11th Berlin Biennale: daadgalerie and ExRotaprint

11th Berlin Biennale: daadgalerie and ExRotaprint - Contemporary And

23 September 2020

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Each year’s Berlin Biennale is put together by a different group of curators. Thus, this art event is influenced by their perceptions of society and the modern world. The Biennale explores artistic developments and presents the unfamiliar against the backdrop of the city, its people and their relationship to art. The slow opening of the 11th …

Each year’s Berlin Biennale is put together by a different group of curators. Thus, this art event is influenced by their perceptions of society and the modern world. The Biennale explores artistic developments and presents the unfamiliar against the backdrop of the city, its people and their relationship to art.

The slow opening of the 11th Berlin Biennale began a year ago, and since then it has been exploring the many cracks we carry, the fissures that keep us apart and those that bring us together. Many of the invited artists and participants in the Biennale have been exploring and practicing this, each in their own artistic terms, in their own contexts and temporalities. Making space to share these experiences demanded that we slow down the unsustainable pace of biennials and forgo the expectation of a singular concept, a novel idea to once again fix things into place. The motto of this year’s Biennale is “The crack begins within”, borrowed from the Egyptian poet Iman Mersal.

Curators: María Berríos, Renata Cervetto, Lisette Lagnado, and Agustín Pérez Rubio.

11th Berlin Biennale, daadgalerie Berlin. Photo: Charles González

11th Berlin Biennale, daadgalerie Berlin. Photo: Charles González

11th Berlin Biennale, daadgalerie Berlin. Photo: Charles González

11th Berlin Biennale, daadgalerie Berlin. Photo: Charles González

11th Berlin Biennale, Naomi Rincón Gallardo, Resiliencia Tlacuache (Opossum Resilience), video, 2019. daadgalerie Berlin. Photo: Charles González

11th Berlin Biennale, ExRotaprint Berlin. Photo: Charles González

11th Berlin Biennale, ExRotaprint Berlin. Photo: Charles González

11th Berlin Biennale, ExRotaprint Berlin. Photo: Charles González

11th Berlin Biennale, ExRotaprint Berlin. Photo: Charles González

11th Berlin Biennale, ExRotaprint Berlin. Photo: Charles González

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