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10 Nov 2023 – 13 Jan 2024
The feminist philosopher Rosi Braidotti describes the voice as ‘a unique audio footprint of the human soul.’ However, nowadays many voices that sound human, such as those of voice assistants, are artificially generated. Current deepfake voices or ‘voice clones’ go one step further by making voices say things they never said: ‘You have a missed[...]
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1 Sep – 28 Oct 2023
The exhibition presents four artists who – starting from their own family history – investigate the aftermath of generational traumas of displacement and suppression. In video, sculpture, and installation, they shed light on experiences of marginalized communities as well as forms of survival, memory, and resistance: Chan Sook Choi’s extensive field research spans from the[...]
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21 Apr – 3 Jun 2023
What happens when voice is documented? How are memory, storytelling and history preserved, and what is lost in the process? The exhibition Talking Heads: Archival Echoes presents three artistic positions on archiving of ‘voice.’ Archives are not only understood here as documentation. They are a productive medium for telling personal, collective and political stories. The[...]
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17 Feb – 8 Apr 2023
The first institutional solo exhibition of the Lebanese-German artist Said Baalbaki shows a cross-section of his artistic work since he moved to Berlin-Moabit twenty years ago. Baalbaki combines painting and conceptual art with a focus on the exploration of mechanisms of establishing truths and the construction of history. With the title Gestern wie heute (As[...]
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30 Oct 2020 – 30 Apr 2021
——— Lights, Camera, Action! Here is the 3D tour of our exhibition: ——— A catalogue has been published to accompany the exhibition and is available at Galerie Nord for 15 euros. ——— Shifting Patterns | Dönüşen Paternler refers to more than just movement or the transformation of patterns. The title alludes to the shifting, drifting,[...]
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24 Aug – 6 Oct 2018
Based on the significance of the “Vietnam War” for the 1968 movement, this exhibition project is the first to juxtapose artistic anti-war positions of the 1960s with current art from Vietnam in the form of photomontages, videos, paintings, photographs and original documents. Using the means of performance, video games or reenactment, the Vietnamese artists satirise[...]
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9 May – 23 June 2018
The interdisciplinary art exhibition and conference Watch Your Bubble! deals with bubbles as knowledge formations and metaphorics for phenomena of self-identity on an individual and social level. Crossing the disciplinary boundaries of philosophy, social psychology, neuroscience and aesthetics, the project considers the complex emergence mechanisms of social and personal identities as constitutive processes of demarcation[...]
