Isaac Chong Wai, Lizza May David, Wilhelm Klotzek, Ofri Lapid, Adrien Missika, Gitte Villesen feature works from the ifa art collection by Joseph Beuys/ Nicolás García Uriburu, John Cage, Carlfriedrich Claus, Wieland Förster, Zille Homma Hamid, Geoffrey Hendricks, Dick Higgins, Hannah Höch, Franz Klekawka, Käthe Kollwitz, Joseph Kosuth, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Simone Nieweg, Robert Rehfeldt, Takako […]
In conversation with author and artist Anna-Lena Wenzel. Read More
In der Ausstellung Spheres of Interest* eröffnen die Künstler:innen Isaac Chong Wai, Lizza May David, Wilhelm Klotzek, Ofri Lapid, Adrien Missika und Gitte Villesen einen von unterschiedlichen künstlerischen Ansätzen geprägten Dialog mit ausgewählten Kunstwerken aus dem Kunstbestand des ifa. Read More
Remnants of colonialism continue to mark the social norms still found in school curricula and textbooks today. Read More
Essay by Markus Messling. Read More
Viewing the world from multiple and plural perspectives, complicating and retelling it, has become a way of working that ifa Gallery Berlin uses to shape emancipatory processes, interactions, and artistic spaces.
Since its founding in 1991, ifa Gallery Berlin has consistently and successively reported on the artistic practices emerging from tense political and social fragile territories.
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Untie to Tie exists in a state of organised chaos, rejecting a single voice and favouring polyphony. All the discussions that are thus generated will continue beyond the exhibitions and live events thanks to the media archive.
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