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Who is standing next to you?

Reading: 

Thu 25 Jul 2024, 7 pm

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Can you help me?

Guided tour:

Wed 11 Dec 2024, 5 pm

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Can you help me?

Artists talk:

Wed 4 Dec 2024, 7 pm

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Can you help me?

Curators tour:

Thu 27 Nov 2024, 7 pm

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Aus dem Koffer

Presentation:

Sat 2 Nov 2024, 1–10 pm, Sun 3 Nov 2024, 11 am–5 pm

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Fin : Vernissage

Concert, Finissage:

Sat 26 Oct 2024, 5–8pm

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O D E 1303

Performance:

Fri 18 Oct 2024, 11 am–7 pm

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Performance Swap

Performance:

Sat 12 Oct 2024, 3–7 pm

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Performance Swap

Performance:

Sat 21 Sep 2024, 3–7 pm

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Zwanzig und Fünf

Film evening:

Thu 19 Sep 2024, 6 pm

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every now and again

Artists talk, Finissage, Performance:

Sat 31 Aug 2024, 6 pm

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Der Bitch-up Blog

Reading:

Wed 28 Aug 2024, 7 pm

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every now and again

Exhibition tour:

Thu 8 Aug 2024, 7 pm

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Who is standing next to you?

Reading:

Thu 25 Jul 2024, 7 pm

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every now and again

Curators tour:

Wed 17 Jul 2024, 7 pm

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Aus der Zeit

Performance:

Sat 13 Jul 2024, 2–7 pm

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From politics to physics

Performance:

29 Jun – 4 Jul 2024 (daily)

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itinerant interlude #99

Concert, Curators tour:

Fri 7 Jun 2024, from 7 pm

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approaching world

Curators tour:

Thu 23 May 2024, 7 pm

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approaching world

Artists talk:

Thu 25 Apr 2024, 7 pm

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v01ces

Curators tour, Finissage, Performance:

Fri 12 Jan 2024, 6 pm

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by Ricoh Gerbl

In a metropolis, most encounters with people are all-too-fleeting. Neither do we have a clue where people come from, nor why they are in this particular place or what is currently on their minds. As part of her project “Who is standing next to you?”, Gerbl pauses and speaks to people in different big cities. People she doesn’t know. Gerbl converses with these strangers and gradually finds out some intriguing details about them. For a moment, as it seems, ephemerality and anonymity dissolve. Afterwards, she makes sure that her encounters do not simply disappear again or vanish in the flow of time. In fact, she tries to capture these moments in her literary snapshots. If there was a motto for her project it would probably run: encounters expand reality and clarify what is at work. In her text you will eventually hear, for instance, why people take a donkey for a drive, try to earn a living as a street musician or like to eat a pancake at Hansaplatz in Berlin.

Ricoh Gerbl, who grew up in Bavaria, has lived and worked as an artist and writer in Berlin for many years, following extended stays in New York and Barcelona. Her text-picture works and installations have recently been shown at ZAK – Center for Contemporary Art, Zitadelle Spandau, Haus Kunst Mitte in Berlin and Galerie Goldwerk in Rostock, among others. She has been awarded numerous prizes and scholarships, including the Neustart Kultur scholarship and the Alfred Döblin scholarship. Gerbl has shifted her artistic focus from images to language. She has published several literary works and has given and hosted readings in Berlin, Leipzig, Bern and New York. Since December 2020, she is the author of her own blog Bitch-Up.

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