For example: Kate Pincus-Whitney solo exhibition "Paradise à la carte" at GNYP runs until Oct 2.
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The tenth edition of @berlinartweek is over, everyone is off to Basel or under a weight blanket. Klaus is already in da Stadt. So what is going on, can we snooze this week? Not really! Here are our Tips this Week and the shows in Berlin you can still catch and should absolutely not miss.

Open Wed – Sat, 12–18h and b.a
GNYP
Knesebeckstraße 96
10623 Berlin

REGISTER FOR THIS WEEKEND WORKSHOP 24-26 SEPT AT ART LABORATORY BERLIN

PLANT-TO-PLANT PROTOCOLS WITH SARAH GRANT is an unstable network of radios and IR sensor pairs attached to plants. Find out more here
DATE AND TIME
24 – 26 September 2021
10 am – 6 pm daily

FEES & REGISTRATION
50 EUR / 35 EUR
Upon registration only: register@artlaboratory-berlin.org

Art Laboratory Berlin
Prinzenallee 34
13359 Berlin

ONLINE ARTIST TALK WITH DAVID HORVITZ, THURSDAY, 23 SEP. 8 PM - hosted by @einbuch.haus

Use this chance to dive into the rich world of Horvitz and visit einbuch.haus the first chance you will get!! On the occasion of the current exhibition How to shoplift books at einBuch.haus, David Horvitz will talk about the ongoing artist book project ‘How to shoplift books’ with Jan Steinbach(Edition Taube) and Frau Kim. If you have any questions to the artist or publisher, please write to info@einbuch.haus.
*How to shoplift books by David Horvitz is a comprehensive guide on how to steal books. From the very practical, romantic and to the most imaginative, it gives 80 detailed instructions on how one can steal a book. Since 2013, the book has been released in 26 languages with the artist giving translators the liberty to change sentences to culturally more appropriate ones.
ZOOM ID: 891 5052 0905

SATURDAY SEPT 25TH 15H – HELLA DE SANTAROSSA "HELLAS LAST PERFORMANCE ON THE WALL" PAINTING ACTION IN FRONT OF AN AUDIENCE 

Musically accompanied by "Non, je ne regrette rien", the most famous chanson by Édith Piaf, Hella De Santarossa will paint the historic brick wall on the back of the house on Lützowplatz in a painting performance. Following the rhythm of this song, the artist will dance her life motto into shape and implement color. 

Admission is free- do not regret not going ( get it?)

Haus am Lützowplatz
Lützowplatz 9
10785 Berlin

MARÍA MAGDALENA CAMPOS-PONS The Rise of the Butterflies On view until 31 December 2021

"The Rise of the Butterflies is dedicated to Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old African-American woman who was fatally shot by police in her Louisville, Kentucky, apartment on March 13, 2020. The injustice and violence of her death entered mainstream awareness and was part of the social justice uprising in the summer of 2020. In memory of her late sister, Ju'Niyah Palmer let Monarch butterflies fly on 25/09/20. This species of butterfly reaches Michoacán, Mexico, on its annual migrations on Dia de Muertos, a traditional place where the dead are commemorated. The style and colouring of the floral symbolism used there, shown in "The Rise of the Butterflies", is reminiscent of these celebrations of the dead.

Tuesday – Saturday from 12pm – 6pm
Galerie Barbara Thumm
Markgrafenstrasse 68
D-10969 Berlin

Credits: Alicja Kwade, installation view, Courtesy of the artist; KÖNIG GALERIE, Berlin/ London/ Seoul/ Decentraland, Photo: Roman März

Alicja Kwade "In Abwesenheit" until 04.04.2022 

The work of Alicja Kwade is inspired by scientific, philosophical and social enquiry. Here, she explores how a person and their physical presence in space can be described from various methodological perspectives. Maybe gets a bit too into the methods and intellectual process of the idea and has lost a bit of the bold absurdity and dry humor of earlier work, but definitely worth visiting!

Open Wed – Mo 10 am – 6 pm
Museumsunday: Every first Sunday free admission for all visitors!
Berlinische Galerie
Alte Jakobstraße 124 – 128
10969 Berlin, Germany
 

pictured: JULIAN CHARRIÈRE Soothsayer, 2021/ Anthracite coal, stainless steel 240 x 130 x 130 cm / 94 1/2 x 51 1/4 x 51 1/4 in Unique

JULIAN CHARRIÈRE SOOTHSAYERS UNTIL NOV 27TH @DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM

Anyone who is anyone has seen this show. What are you waiting for? Charrière continues to explore post-romantic constructions of “nature,” staging tensions between geological timescales and those relating to humankind. In Soothsayers, the viewers are confronted with an installation focused on materiality and light that induces a meditative, trance-like state.

until 27 Nov 2021
DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM
Linienstraße 23
10178 Berlin

WƐ60 Duncan Passmore & Nelio Riga until Oct 11th
I loved this show. Go see it. “Balancing the contrasts of Horror vacui and Minimalism, the exhibition at Gr_und explores the process of collaborative art through painting, sculpture and installation.”

gr_und
Seestr. 49
13347 Berlin-Wedding
 

N O W H E R E CURATED BY CARRICK BELL ON VIEW UNTIL OCTOBER 17TH

with Soufiane Ababri, Elijah Burgher, Keturah Cummings, Dakota Gearhart, The Institute of Queer Ecology, Doug Ischar, kg, Liz Rosenfeld, Pacifico Silano
Pictured: kg, The Day the Sun Burst

until 17 Oct 2021

HORSEANDPONY Fine Arts
Altenbrakerstrasse 18
12053 Berlin

On view until October 2nd • @smac_berlin UNIMATE - CHARLIE STEIN

‘Unimate’ refers to the first industrial robot, built for the General Motors assembly line, in New Jersey in 1961. Drawing from a long history of humans creating lifelike automatons, for amusement or wonder, these machines quickly took on other forms, such as animals or humans.

@charlie_stein_official

Open Fridays to Sundays, 13 - 18 h

SMAC
Linienstraße 57
10119 Berlin

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pictured: Pedro Wirz „Surra“ 2021 at #ArtBasel