Showing posts with label studies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label studies. Show all posts
Monday, March 02, 2026
Kein schlechter Umgang
Bild 1 Kind vor Fotografie Klara Lidén (* 1979, SE), Self Portrait with the Keys to the City (2005).
Bild 2 Installationsansicht der Ausstellung in den KW 2026.
Klara Lidén praktiziert
Kindererziehung für Erwachsene als kognitive Flexibilität. Umgehe nicht auf erlernten Wegen die
Strukturen, sondern geh mit ihnen nach Deinen Bedürfnissen und Interessen um. Oder geh. Geh weiter. Fall hin. Steh auf. Kletter hoch. Bau es ab. Nimm es mit. Mal es an. Mach mit. Mach. "Warum macht Klara
das?" "Weil es sie interessiert." "Und weil sie es kann!" "Genau."
Labels:
architecture,
art,
D.I.Y.,
Das Spiel,
design,
exhibition,
Ladies,
studies,
the city´s nature,
view
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
studies
This is the beginning of the new outfitpost blog series "studies".
The first study was made by Guy Mees (1935 - 2003), a leading figure of the art scene of the Belgium Avantgarde. His work "Niveauverschillen" ("Height differences") took place in the 60s with different people in different backgrounds, outside and inside, on those two Ytong bricks. He also took videos of the people standing and changing the places after a while. I love his very important and basic study series about hirarchy and relations. It was on show at Kunsthalle Wien, Guy Mees, "Das Wetter ist ruhig, kühl und mild"
The first study was made by Guy Mees (1935 - 2003), a leading figure of the art scene of the Belgium Avantgarde. His work "Niveauverschillen" ("Height differences") took place in the 60s with different people in different backgrounds, outside and inside, on those two Ytong bricks. He also took videos of the people standing and changing the places after a while. I love his very important and basic study series about hirarchy and relations. It was on show at Kunsthalle Wien, Guy Mees, "Das Wetter ist ruhig, kühl und mild"
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Porträte

There is an exhibition in the cellar of Eckkneipe Cafe Warschau, Sonnenallee 27: "Porträte" by K. Näslund. The owner, who works at the bar, too, hides Portraits of herself in the cellar. One for every year. Ask her for entrance.
Very interesting. I think everyone should have a cellar with Portraits of every year. In fact we have.
Labels:
art,
bars,
exhibition,
studies
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