well, I feel very happy to have 6 works featured in the last day. I am grateful to the hosts who have considered my work even above aver…
well, I feel very happy to have 6 works featured in the last day. I am grateful to the hosts who have considered my work even above average. Thank you all so much! YOU’RE ACCEPTED GROUP / FREEDOM TO SHINE GROUP: / LIVE, LOVE, DREAM GROUP: / CALIFORNIA SOUND GROUP: (3 photos) / / / COLORS OF WATER GROUP / WOOHOO, happy camper… I hope this does not come across the wrong way lol, I am just very happy hehe :) Thanks so much again… Steven
Zurückbleiben bitte The woman who makes the announcements over the public transport system in Berlin has one of the sexiest voices I…
Zurückbleiben bitte The woman who makes the announcements over the public transport system in Berlin has one of the sexiest voices I’ve heard. German and Dutch have the power to knock me off my feet in most cases anyway: truly the languages of seduction. Although just when I’d announced this to a bemused Dave Spencer (‘you sure about that?’), walking along Mühlenstraße, a shrill shriek rang out behind us enquiring about the latest hockey results, in a voice best described as that of a fishwife. ‘Hmmm, so sexy’ was Dave’s dry reply as we walked into Friedrichshain. I couldn’t really argue. I’ve been riding the U-bahn all over Berlin, listening to Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds and scribbling in my little red notebook. The city always seems in a constant state of regeneration; construction sites and derelict buildings next to shiny department stores and vibrant graffiti. And that’s what I adore most about Berlin, I think: it’s constant ability to renew and recover. You’ve got the shadow of the Nazi regime and the effects of the secret Stasi police still felt by many, but it only seems to encourage an ebullient ‘fuck you, I can do this’ spirit. I’ve always been quite obsessed with the Berlin Wall – I was living in Europe when it fell, and it was a focus of my degree in Germanic languages. I always end up there when I’m in town. Dave took me to the East Side Gallery, a stretch of the Wall covered in murals and running alongside the Spree River. It’s the scene of my favourite Red Bubble photo, but as his camera was stolen (a curse on them and their photos!) pics were taken with my basic camera. This morn I sat on the steps of the Reichstag with a cup of mulled wine, rain falling on my red riding coat as I tried to imagine what had passed there….chronic daydreamer that I am. But I always, always find myself in Bebelplatz. This is the scene of the Nazi book burnings, and I tend to spend hours here. I just heard that on the anniversary of the book burnings, every 10th May, people gather with pillows, candles and books, and read out their favourite passages from those that were burnt. This place haunts me every time I’m in Berlin…..I think I’ll plan my next trip for May. I could live here. I feel that each time I’m here but really, my European passport is burning a hole in my pocket and I long to resuscitate my German. How can you not love a language where the word for curious is made of the words new and greedy put together (neugerig)? How can you not love a city where the coffee cups are as big as soup mugs, where the U-bahn goes all night and the women take your breath away and Nina Hagen calls home? Berlin is magical, and I’m not finished with her yet. Many thanks to Dave for showing me around Friedrichshain bars, leading me to my first ever scharwarma, and only making fun of me twice. Well, three times if you count that man in the violently pink shirt (so, so wrong). Tonight: Iceland! I’ll give the last word to Dave, who shivered and said ‘It’s never good when the fridge is warmer than outside.’ We’ll see.
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Thank you to Bridges for featuring my capture of the “Berlin Bridge” It is …
Thank you to Bridges for featuring my capture of the “Berlin Bridge” It is an honor everytime one of the groups I am part of decides to feature one of my works! Thanks So much!
In just under 4 hours I’ll be flying out to meet up with Justin at RailsConf EU in Ber…
In just under 4 hours I’ll be flying out to meet up with Justin at RailsConf EU in Berlin. That’s pretty exciting. After that I’m stopping off in Munich for a few days on my way home. Would you believe there is a festival in Munich while I’m there celebrating two of the most important things in my life – swing dancing and beer. I reckon’ it’s going to be a pretty good week. See you all next Monday. I should probably get to the airport now.
Yesterday I have visited my old workplace – the Jewish Museum Berlin….. Here my little journey through Berlin Mitte and Kreuzberg…...
Yesterday I have visited my old workplace – the Jewish Museum Berlin….. Here my little journey through Berlin Mitte and Kreuzberg….. Enjoy it…...... Visit also: My Museum Shop or About fairy tale princes and the normal life that comes in between… or Hallo friends…
Berlin is a city of design… ...
Berlin is a city of design… At my new website I collect great examples and informations for creatives about design, art and Berlin… Do you want to enjoy great art-events for free? In Berlin it is possible… every day…. look for example to the FreeGuide Berlin…. greetings Nuh Sarche
So, I’m packing up the computer today and we are leaving Cluj on Sunday. Planning on spending Xmas in Berlin. It’s going to be a cold t…
So, I’m packing up the computer today and we are leaving Cluj on Sunday. Planning on spending Xmas in Berlin. It’s going to be a cold trip hitchhiking out of Romania. There’s snow on the ground now. Will keep in touch when I can, and I will take tons of photos along the way. Thank you all for all your support.
Yay! another videolicious for y’all. Check it out on my multiply. Don’t be hatin’ ... I…
Yay! another videolicious for y’all. Check it out on my multiply. Don’t be hatin’ ... I say, world PEACE! ;) / _ / And who would have thought? Adobe released an online Photoshop Express. Now you can retouch your pictures online! ohh … Did i mention it’s free? / AAAAND… it comes with a 2GB free image hosting service with several different showcasing options.
The NEW LIFE BERLIN festiv…
The NEW LIFE BERLIN festival program is open to participation from interested artists. To participate in, or just learn about, the Festival projects, please explore the individual projects in the calendar below or click the PARTICIPATORY PROJECTS button on the Festival Main Page. FESTIVAL CALENDAR Saturday, MAY 31 / 6 PM / FESTIVAL OPENING RECEPTION / /Installation by Nathan Peter / Location: Choriner Str. 85 / Mitte / 10 PM / AFTER PARTY / /Live acts & performances at SCALA / AIDS 3-D / Location: Friedrichstr. 112 / Mitte For more information please click here
SPECIAL EVENTS at the Deutsche Guggenheim Museum – Berlin Artist…
SPECIAL EVENTS at the Deutsche Guggenheim Museum – Berlin Artist’s Talks: / Orit Raff, Stan Douglas, Elger Esser, Armin Linke und Thomas Flechtner / On the occasion of True North, five of the exhibition’s artists will participate in a series of Artist’s Talks at the Deutsche Guggenheim, offering insights into their works, which often engage the Romantic myth of the rough, untouched North. Saturday, 02.02., 12 p.m. / Artist’s Talk with Orit Raff / in English Thursday, 14.02., 7 p.m. / Artist’s Talk with Stan Douglas / in English Thursday, 21.02., 7 p.m. / Artist’s Talk with Elger Esser / Painting and Photography. A Relationship. / in English Thursday, 06.03., 7 p.m. / Artist’s Talk with Armin Linke / With a special audiovisual performance. / in English Thursday, 27.03., 7 p.m. / Artist’s Talk with Thomas Flechtner / in English If not otherwise specified, all events take place at the Deutsche Guggenheim. / All lectures in German unless otherwise indicated. / For English and French lectures please contact (030) 20 20 93-18. FILM PROGRAM Tuesday, 11.03., 7 p.m. / Glenn Gould: The Idea of North / Variations on Glenn Gould, 1969, Director: Perry Rosemond / The Idea of North, 1970, Director: Judith Pearlman / Introduction Stefan Iglhaut, cultural scientist and curator, Berlin / The Idea of North is the title of the first part of Glenn Gould’s “oral tone poem” Solitude Trilogy, a groundbreaking radio broadcast. Gould arranged the voices of five different narrators as a fugue-like composition, weaving together various tales about, and thoughts on the North. Variations on Glenn Gould follows the artist as he takes a walk near Wawa, north of Toronto; Judith Pearlman’s TV documentary visualizes Gould’s radio masterpiece. Film Series Ice and Snow on the Silver Screen / On the occasion of the exhibition True North, the Deutsche Guggenheim, in cooperation with the Kino Arsenal will present the film series Ice and Snow on the Silver Screen, offering a broad spectrum of cinematic works ranging from the first snowflakes and icescapes captured on film in 1895 to contemporary wintry panoramas, both documentary and staged.
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“Karneval der Kulturen” / 11 Mai 2008 / Berlin See the video clip here
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I’m so so so so happy! I was just looking at the redbubble homepage. and noticed that my Mum’s amazing work …
I’m so so so so happy! I was just looking at the redbubble homepage. and noticed that my Mum’s amazing work ‘Out of Africa’ has been featured!!. She’s a very talented lady – be sure to check her out! Carol Berliner. / !!GO MUM!! :) xxx
I just have created a new group in twitter about BERLIN.... Feel free to join it! !h…
I just have created a new group in twitter about BERLIN.... Feel free to join it! greetings Nuh
I will be participating at Artville, an international art fair for artists and art lovers. !http://c1.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images0…
I will be participating at Artville, an international art fair for artists and art lovers.
First a belated thanks to everyone who wished me luck and supported me in my exhibition at Fish out of Water, during Adelaide’s SALA Fest…
First a belated thanks to everyone who wished me luck and supported me in my exhibition at Fish out of Water, during Adelaide’s SALA Festival. It went very well and I sold 4 paintings! I’m just about to take off on a trip to Europe, and although I have been through Europe before many years ago, it was on the tail end of a very long crazy overland journey through Asia, I was sick, tired and over travelling. It was a rushed, very low budget, and missed out all the art and history. I’m very excited to be going to Rome, Florence and Venice, for a few days each, as well as 10 days in Paris. Also I can’t wait to check out the art scene in Berlin, which is thriving and flourishing from what I hear. I’m also going to Amsterdam, Geneva and Singapore. If I can I might even go on a tour of of the Hadron Collider – hope I don’t fall into a mini black hole! I plan on taking heaps of photos, and sharing some of my experiences here. I haven’t been very prolific in my journal here so far, maybe that will change in the future.
Thankyou so much to the team at Redbubble. / Over the past few weeks I have been buying t shirts from Redbubble for the opening of an exhi…
Thankyou so much to the team at Redbubble. / Over the past few weeks I have been buying t shirts from Redbubble for the opening of an exhibition of 5 Melbourne artists in Berlin, Germany. Last week I ordered a t shirt and it arrived the next day.fantastic!!!!! Today ,Saturday I have ordered more and Im leaving in 5 days. Sorry guys, I know its pushing it….... . / Some info on the exhibition in Berlin and Paris: Hello to all, / I would like to invite you to my latest art exhibition. On the 27th of May 2007 Im heading off to Berlin and Paris to take part in and attend the opening of a collaborative exhibition with 4 other Melbourne artists in Berlin, Germany. After the exhibition I will be heading to Paris to do some creating and networking and should be back in Australia by August, that’s if I don’t get seduced by the “Parisian” way of life. GALLERY – twenty four Berlin:Paris:New York: Europe’s premier gallery for autodidactic and undiscovered artists from around the world presents….. Featuring Australian Artists: / “MELB 5” ANDREW MAY JENNY DAVIS TORI SWEDOSH CARLA ROSE KATE MURDOCH June 6th – 19th, 2007 Opening Reception: June 7th, 18:00 – 22:00 An exhibition of five artists living and working in Melbourne, the cultural capital of Australia. Berlin Germany, GALLERY twenty-four, is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition “Melb 5” as part of its 2007 SALON: Berlin Project. The artists have created works on canvas inspired by the diverse and physically vast nature of the Australian continent. Shifting their influences between the natural and man-made world this collective of Australian artists will offer a rare opportunity to view contemporary Australian painting outside its geographical isolation. These works will demonstrate the unique and fresh aesthetic apparent in a society still emerging after a relatively short history. By contrast the European aesthetic is informed by centuries of social and cultural development. This exhibition aims to raise awareness of painting from the southern hemisphere to a European audience. The predominantly abstract works utilize the language of colour and form to cross boundaries. Painting is reinforced as a medium with an ability to communicate on a universal level regardless of nationality. Knorrpromenade 2 10245 Berlin / www.oder24.com info@oder24.com / Contact Pablo von Lichtenberg Rey Bueno / Tel +718 801 8040 / pablo@oder24.com rey@oder24.com
Hi everyone , Below is a small piece of writing I did a few days ago in Paris. / Yes Im still stuck in Paris …........poor me with the n…
Hi everyone , Below is a small piece of writing I did a few days ago in Paris. / Yes Im still stuck in Paris …........poor me with the nice summer days but soon it will / be back to reality and to the cold Melbourne weather early nights on the electric blanket with the cats The Berlin exhibition finally went ahead after a big stuff up. / The curator lost the plot with the gallery owner and we lost our exhibition space. / Luckily the artists found another exhibition space within a week and we had our opening. / Unfortunetly, I didnt make it to the opening. / With all that was going on I left my bookings for Berlin too late so I was unable to get a flight in time from Paris to Berlin or accomdation because of the G8 summit. / But it all turned out alright in the end . MANY THANKS!!!!!!! to the artists who worked so hard sorting out the mess . Over the years I have written some small pieces in my journals but I have never really shown anyone….............its a little piece connected to some paintings I did a few years ago after receiving letters and photos from a soldier in Iraq ; The correspondence stopped oneday then nothing was heard from him again. / Sometimes I find it a release to get it down in writing instead of in a painting, sculpture or photography etc ; I guess its just another tool I use to express myself / / Letters from the Border The flower rose from the desert floor pushing its way through the dry hard crust, like a white rag flapping its surrender into the dust. Time slowed to a halt for one soldier. He clicked the camera, / an interruption to the vile, nauseating slaughter, he had witnessed earlier that morning . The image arrived penetrating the depths of her soul. / She knew the little desert flower from the border would change the fragility of humanity forever. cheers / Jenny
At least I would quite like to be after my recent visit there! I have to say that I was surprised as to how much there was to see (and ph…
At least I would quite like to be after my recent visit there! I have to say that I was surprised as to how much there was to see (and photograph) in the city – my only real problem was that I wasn’t there for long enough! Of particular interest to me was the Berlin Wall and remnants of East German architecture and influence – mainly because it featured so much in the news in my childhood along with the fall of the wall in 1989 while I was at University. The modern architecture that is quickly filling up the spaces that “no-mans-land” used to take up is also fantastic. A selection of my images can be viewed HERE and I hope to post more on my own website later in the month. In addition to the sightseeing, the food and restaurants were excellent. If you have an opportunity for a European city break I cannot recommend it enough. On a completely different subject – One problem with a blog or any other kind of update is that when you are busy and have lots to talk about you have no time to update it, and when you have the time nothing is happening! I am currently snowed under with portrait work, restocking outlets etc that I barely have time to look at redbubble…..so bear with me if you make a comment and don’t hear back.
February 1, 2006 / 17:43 – 21:14 (06:02 – 21:14) even though i worked through / the night the day before, / and f…
February 1, 2006 / 17:43 – 21:14 (06:02 – 21:14) even though i worked through / the night the day before, / and fell asleep working / on the presentation / i got up promptly with my alarm, / showered, shaved, got dressed, / ashamed of my shoes / repacked my things [take off my new glasses because my eyes hurt] which was good because / as i was walking to the bus / i didn’t remember seeing / the map i needed / and went back inside / got the map and hurried to / the bus stop. / two minutes later came the / right bus (number 1) took me / to the train station, / couldn’t finish my cigarette couldn’t buy the train ticket / at the counter (no service) / couldn’t pay for the train ticket / at the machine (no card) / got on the train 5 minutes later / ICE BERLIN OSTBAHNHOF / opened my laptop / and continued coding, / smoothing the layout, / patching features, / adding a library… no one on the train even asked me / for a ticket, i could have paid. / (later i lied about this.) [the conductor asks for my ticket, i can’t find my wallet, why did i take off my tie?] got off the train, / went outside / smoked a rather poorly rolled / cigarette (i know) felt / disoriented, alone and unknown. / had to go somewhere in / Wedding (also unknown) / with the U-bahn or S-bahn / and meet people i didn’t know / in order to convince them that i / am not only the best, but / that they had better hire / me quick and pay me / boatloads of money. [the train is now stopped] found the strassenbahn, / went promptly in the wrong / direction. (warschaer not alexanderplatz) / waited, another one came. / asked somebody with crazy glasses / (because he looked like the kind of / guy who wants everyone to think that / he knows everything about everything / probably so they believe he also / knows everything about fashionable / eyeware) / if it was the right one, / he said “ja”, / i got in, / everyone got out. [i was mistaken. it hadn’t stopped.] he got out too, looked for me / nicked his head, i got out, / the doors closed and it drove / in the wrong direction. waited for the right train / got in and went to alexanderplatz. i was ashamed of my shoes again. / had an !extra fifty euro, / decided to go get shoes. / left the station, / found a store in a mall / (felt good to feel at home) / bugati on sale, not the right / size but they fit even though / i wore woolen socks and were a bit / tight she said i needed / different socks didn’t buy any because i couldn’t / throw your socks away and / couldn’t bring them to the / interview so i left them on, / walked back to the subway with / slightly too tight shoes. / rode the 8 to osloer, / but which way, which way? not to prenzlauer berg / hurried around the block / waited for the light / looked for the tramstop / saw the right tram / jaywalked to it and / asked another guy: / he “Ja Wedding, richtig.” / he didn’t wear glasses, / i trusted him. my shoes made a reassuring / click on the metal step into / the tram. almost there. / watching streets pass by where was the street, / tramstop, look around didn’t get out / didn’t know where i was / walked to map on tram waiting at a red light / waiting…….. too far! get out, / wait for the light, / !don’t run / !don’t stop / !don’t wait for traffic / !don’t scuff your shoes walk back three blocks / there’s the street / there’s the tramstop / and a sign for the police station. / there. where is 16? THERE! / ask the watchman / me “gebäude C aufgang 7?” / him “polizei?” / me “aufgang 7!” he pointed me to some / dumpsters. / i think “typical me” / walk over / enter the stairwell / at door 7 of building C / take the stairs 3 at a time / out of breath ring the buzzer / think about the gallery on / the floor 2 (or was it 3?) someone speaks / a woman comes over / opens the door, / smiling. i put down my bag in an office / (and leave my laptop alone for the first time in weeks) / see a BIG room full of / people working at desktop / computers. No one is wearing a tie. she offers to take my coat / puts it in between all the coats / of the other employees in the / coatrack. i smile. she smiles. she says she needs to tell the / others that i am there / i ask for the restroom she shows me where it is / i urinate furiously, / admire the flat square form / of my not-too shiny shoes / being extra careful not to / splatter or drip. checking my watch / – i avoid looking at my sportcoat – / the second hand seems to / be hanging, taking longer. [check my watch, compare with my laptop. it is still right] i walk to where the light switch / should be, find it, / turn it on, spit out my gum / throw it in the basket / (didn’t miss) wash my hands, consult myself / in the mirror, forget about my watch. leaving the light on i walk out, / she is waiting for me. / she tells me to follow her we walk through the room, / i see a computer monitor / with more post-its on its / frame than it probably has pixels (will I get that many pixels… post-its?) we pick up one colleague / the other one is still talking on the phone / shake hands, he tells me his name / but i didn’t understand his dialect – because of my operation? – we go downstairs. / i see a man, / alone in a huge room / full of empty desks / except the paperwork that / could possibly gather / on all the desks has been / carefully gathered, / stacked, color coded – ohmigod – smiling we cross the ampitheater / and enter a conference room / big enough for 5 a video projector is on the / table, small, three years old. number three comes in, / he “wollen sie wasser?” / me “gern” / she “mit oder ohne” (is this the first trick?) me “mit natürlich” / i unpack my computer, / turn it on, / plug in the VGA cable. the projector works, / 1024×768 good but small image / unplug monitor, login / minimize all working windows / close firefox test browser no one sees start from localhost / choose the 1024×768 preset / i love stateless everything works / looks great he sits / i plug in monitor / my face shows up / their logo is perfect they introduce themselves (each of us has a copy of my application in front of them, in black and white. Mine is color, a laser copy from an ink-jet print. Looks better than theirs. ) i let him talk, / listen for key points where I / can start my presentation open my resumè file / click on Kunstfest / move to KFZ / go then to skills / at each one I open / demonstration files come to design, / show them my postcards, / a book, / my recycled notebooks he starts getting friendly, / talks about his friend / !in his hometown Nürnberg / werbeplane <+2 points> (i almost say something, but forget the german word for engaged, will use it next time they invite me.) talk about being paranoid about / internet security, my love for information. / explain my studies he asks me to hurry up. my research / my art they ask a couple HARD questions / i breeze over them, they thank me for the very complete / presentation, / we go to the stairwell / the guy isn’t at his desk in the / room, and he tells me / that it is a doctoral thesis candidate –relief– we go upstairs to a larger conference room, / I have to take a written test, have to / write an email. she says i don’t have to / do the english part just the German. / can use Microsoft Word. / Spellchecker. / Grammar. :) [15:20:35] daniel-caleb : Write an email in microsoft word and save it on the desktop. the assignment was to write an essay in “email” style on one of three topics and one business letter in English. And the essays were like: “Some people say that the global economy has led to an information overload…” and the English letter was about reclaiming a defective DVD player. so I write an Email in German / in Microsoft Word and / draw boxes for the / TO: FROM: RE: and a send and cancel button As a reply to a fictional person / who claimed that he received / a German dictionary instead of / the English Lexicon he wanted. / And he made a joke in his email / about having the service desk / write their response in German. / I write as the service desk and / take him seriously, / responding in German. / citing in English. she comes in, i save the file, / i comment about the fact that / there were other files / that i could have used. she says that they could have / been looked at, but everyone / needs to write it themselves. hmm. (honesty test number one? if so, i passed.) i pack my stuff, / say goodbye, leave. / two women are having a fight / at the bottom of the stairs, / i walk past quietly. i walked past the / watchman watching his monitors / down the block went into the computer store. cheapola. / my shoes still clacked me / across the street to the / tram stop. i got in, rode two / stations, then a whole / classful of kids piled / into the already full tram, / i got out and rolled a / cigarette (i know) i walked down the street, / saw a house with a big sign, / a telephone number and / wrote it down. walked some more, / just wanted an internet café. / went in, logged on, / looked you up in skype. found you. you weren’t there. / checked my emails. my sister sent me a skype / message asking why / i wasn’t in berlin and / what about the interview and i told her about it / and she told me about her / masters… you called my mobile. / i hung up. / you went online. / we chatted. you were bursting with the / news, couldn’t wait to / hear how my interview went. you told me about norway / you living there and if its okay / with me for you to be working / so far and cold away. / and i thought about your hands / searching for any lightswitch / in the afternoon on a long / dark subtundral night and i compared your arms with / your happiness / trying / to decide / which of the two / is more important for me to feel / and with a sinking heart i said / congratulations in new bugattis in berlin / being inspired by sex shops / next to kinderausstatter by gallery 1 guy standing / in front of his store, / smoking his cigarette / (i think it was a NIL) / watching me secretly looking at the painting / in the window, me getting / my eyes up close, absorbing / myself in it until i found the / mistake every mortal painting / has at least one) i looked at / him he looked away i turned / and left needed some lip balm, / finding dry skin on my forehead, / walking through the druggist / wondering if they had forehead-balm / decided not to ask bought a / pair of reading glasses (1.5x), / lip balm, a bottle of wine the s-bahn i almost / took back instead of walking / derailed because of a broken track, the line was closed when I / wanted to get back on / so i walked from warschauer / to ostbahnhof, / got to see the Wall from / behind a construction fence / and wondered if the new fascism / is democracy disguised as Tiefbau (see John Cleese) / as I loosened my tie and / zipped up my jacket. / At that point people / stopped looking at me / with such amazement. at the Ostbahnhof buy a cappucino / and carrot-cake. where’s the toilet? / on the train. but there’s no train / to you right now, nothing / i could do to get to you so i / make do with seeing you / tomorrow, / writing you this poem, / going home to wait / to get in a car to drive / to frankfurt to you the IC comes, I get on, / find the toilet. sit down in smoking. (i know.) open my laptop / put on my glasses / open up an editor / start writing. [trying to keep busy, trying to keep you proud, trying not to miss you as bad as the tears I am still successfully forcing down beg believability… shit. I’m back in Weimar and alone tonight.]
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