BERLIN
SCHAU FENSTER
19/04/2012 - 10/05/2012
SCHAU FENSTER
19/04/2012 - 10/05/2012
FLY ON THE WINDOW
APRIL 19 at 19.00h
During the "Fly on the Window" anteprima/sneak peek, spectators could observe two performances from the 20 m long show window of Schau Fenster Gallery.
A blind-folded Helena Hamilton (Northern Ireland) painted her train-of-thought directly onto the wall of the gallery throughout this 5 hour durational performance, "NOTETOADISTANTGOD." Please click on the image below to see an edited video of this performance.
Alessia Armeni (Italy) was constantly present at Schau Fenster from midnight of April 18 until midnight of April 19, a continuous painting performance investigating time and light entitled, "24-Hour Painting."
APRIL 19 at 19.00h
During the "Fly on the Window" anteprima/sneak peek, spectators could observe two performances from the 20 m long show window of Schau Fenster Gallery.
A blind-folded Helena Hamilton (Northern Ireland) painted her train-of-thought directly onto the wall of the gallery throughout this 5 hour durational performance, "NOTETOADISTANTGOD." Please click on the image below to see an edited video of this performance.
Alessia Armeni (Italy) was constantly present at Schau Fenster from midnight of April 18 until midnight of April 19, a continuous painting performance investigating time and light entitled, "24-Hour Painting."
VERNISSAGE
APRIL 20 from 20.00h
Sing Sweet Songs of Conviction opened in Berlin on April 20th 2012. Accompanying the exhibition, guest artist Jennifer Hope Davy presented the performance "Onward", a 19th century hymn revisted by Cradle of Filth sung a capella. Please click on the image below to see a video of this performance.
