A group exhibition in two parts with works by Rosa Aiello and Dylan Aiello, Noah Barker and Dora Budor, Ted Fendt, Marie Karlberg, Simon Lässig, Katz Tepper, Peter Wächtler, Jiajia Zhang as well as poster editions by Zoë Field and Max Eulitz, and ...
Fluentum presents Kino, a group exhibition that focuses on the specificities of film and video, bringing together artistic positions and filmmakers. The exhibition, which is divided into two parts, features new productions and premieres as well as existing works not previously shown in Berlin, the majority of which were created this year. If film is the medium, then cinema is the cultural situation in which showing and viewing the moving image becomes a shared social engagement.
Image gallery
Peter Wächtler, n.n., 2022, Videostill. Copyright Peter Wächtler
The group exhibition KINO (German for ‘cinema’) aims to translate this framework of collective spectatorship into the context of an exhibition. It hereby follows the current interest of artists in probing the different possibilities of time-based formats on the spectrum between video and feature film.
As an exhibition, KINO consists of a mobile display of projection screens and seating, transforming the act of looking into an individual and collective negotiation. KINO will be split into two distinct phases with an addition of new works and a rearrangement of the display taking place in the middle of the exhibition’s runtime. The exhibition will present new works co-produced by Fluentum as well as already existing works not previously shown in Germany.
A group exhibition in two parts with works by
Rosa Aiello and Dylan Aiello, Noah Barker and Dora Budor, Ted Fendt, Marie Karlberg, Simon Lässig, Katz Tepper, Peter Wächtler, Jiajia Zhang as well as poster editions by Zoë Field and Max Eulitz, and Sophie Reinhold.
KINO
Opening: September 14, 2022, 5–9 pm
September 15 – December 17, 2022
September 15–October 29, 2022 (Part 1)
Rosa Aiello and Dylan Aiello, Noah Barker and Dora Budor, Marie Karlberg, Peter Wächtler, Jiajia Zhang
November 04–December 17, 2022 (Part 2)
Ted Fendt, Simon Lässig, Katz Tepper, Peter Wächtler, Jiajia Zhang
Admission
Free Entry
Additional information
Opening Hours
Special opening hours during Berlin Art Week 2022 (September 15–18)
Thursday to Sunday, 11 am–6 pm
Regular Opening Hours (starting September 19, 2022):
Friday, 11 am–5 pm
Saturday, 11 am–4 pm
Special opening hours during Berlin Art Week 2022 (September 15–18)
Thursday to Sunday, 11 am–6 pm
Regular Opening Hours (starting September 19, 2022):
Friday, 11 am–5 pm
Saturday, 11 am–4 pm
Accessibility
Fluentum’s ground floor exhibition space is wheelchair accessible. To access the 1st floor, there is an elevator that is only partially wheelchair accessible. Parking for people with disabilities is available. If you need any assistance, our on-site staff is happy to help.
