NEWS 2022
Upcycling
Die Kunst des Collagierens
3 December 2022 – 19 February 2023
Brandenburgisches Landesmuseum für moderne Kunst, BLmK, Cottbus
PREEDA
the new place to be in Berlin – Prenzlauer Berg. A cool restaurant with authentic Thai cuisine and modern drinks and two special murals. For more information, read here.
Aufbrüche. Abbrüche. Umbrüche.
Kunst in Ost-Berlin 1985 – 1995
16 September – 11 December 2022
The exhibition looks back at the lively and diverse art scene in East Berlin before and after the changes brought about by the fall of the Berlin Wall. It can be viewed at three locations: at the Stiftung Kunstforum Berliner Volksbank in Charlottenburg and at three venues of the Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin in Mitte, the Museum Nikolaikirche (St. Nicholas’ Church Museum) and the Museum Ephraim-Palais. For more information, read here.
The Mystic
is a collaboration between Robert Fitterman and Klaus Killisch, released through Collective Task Editions (2022). The Mystic comes as a vinyl LP 12“ in a limited edition of 6 copies with two artist’s proofs, sleeve design in screen printing technique and with a 12-page booklet. For more information, read here.
I am an Artist. What I don’t understand in Contemporary Art Today? (2021)
A project by Vadim Zakharov responses from 20 artists. Published оn iKono TV. watch here
Learning to fly
2 April – 31 July 2022
with Eddie Bonesire, Dieter Goltzsche, Sabine Herrmann, Klaus Killisch, Anna Slobodnik, Mathieu Zurstrassen, curated by Marie-Thérèse Huppertz
Berlin Brussels Art Projects, Place de la Vieille Halle au Blé 25/26, Brussels
GABELBISSEN
15 April – 29 October 2022
20 Positionen von KünstlerInnen aus Mecklenburg-Vorpommern und Berlin, kuratiert von Reinhard Buch
Galerie BLACKBOX, Zum Wallbach 15, Hirschburg
public image u n l i m i t e d
15 – 18 April 2022
with Marion Andrieu, Nadine Fecht, Moritz Frei, Carla Guagliardi, Klaus Killisch, Petra Kübert / Christina Zück, Jurgen Ostarhild, curated by GLUE
Gewerbehof, Saarbrücker Straße 24, 10405 Berlin
For more information, read here.
Zerbrechlich! Ton, Scheibe, Bild: Künstlerkeramik
12.3. – 26.6.2022
Brandenburgisches Landesmuseum für moderne Kunst, Cottbus
For more information, read here.
FREE SPACE (FOR UKR)
19 Mar – 16 Apr 2022
In collaboration with artists and friends the gallery LAGE EGAL dedicated a FREE SPACE open to exhibit art works in reaction to the current situation and to donate them to help Ukraine endangered by the aggression of the forces directed by Putin. All funds raised will go to the Berlin-based non-profit association MitOst e.V. Also on view for the very first time is my painting Revolution, 1989, oil on canvas, 215 x 100cm.
LAGE EGAL [GW34/35] Greifswalder Str 34 10405 Berlin
DRAWING ROOM MADRID 2022
23 Feb – 27 Feb 2022
Alekos Hofstetter, Klaus Killisch @ LAGE EGAL [booth 18], Palacio de las Alhajas, Plaza San Martín, 28013 Madrid
For more information, read here.
fragments
25 January – 21 March 2022
is a temporary installation in collaboration with Markus Rheinfurth at St. Nicholas’ Church in Berlin. Nikolaikirche is the oldest church in Berlin and serves as a museum and a concert venue, administered by the Stadtmuseum Berlin.
Stadtmuseum Berlin, Nikolaikirche
For more information, read here.
DECEMBER’S CHILDREN
(AND EVERYBODY’S)
18 December 2021 — 29 January 2022
FLORIAN AUER, KLAUS KILLISCH, SOPHIA POMPÉRY, GONZALO REYES-ARAOS, NINA E. SCHÖNEFELD, THE PIETRAS COLLECTION
The title of the exhibition refers to the Rolling Stones’ album December’s Children (And Everybody’s), released in December 1965. It was the last of the band’s early albums, on which covers and original songs were still mixed. The exhibition also presents a mix of styles, generations and media, combining paintings, photographs and installations.
LAGE EGAL, Berlin
For more information, read here.
ADORNO
Release of my new digital album Adorno on bandcamp, Spotify and more. The tracks have been recorded in 2020 in my painter studio with guitar, iPad and effect pedals.
My interest in Adorno, philosopher and musicologist, grew when I saw a photo of him hanging out by a river and listening to music with headphones on. I know he was critical towards jazz and pop music and saw it as a product of the “capitalist machine”, but I like the image of someone relaxing and meditating to music.
