Bärenzwinger Berlin
Traces—Architectures—Projections
The Bärenzwinger (bear pit) in Köllnischer Park in Berlin housed several generations of brown bears over a period of some eighty years. Since September 2017, the former compound for the armorial animals of Berlin incarnate has been a venue for site-specific art. The publication Traces—Architectures—Projections documents the sensitive transformation of the Bärenzwinger, whose contemporary exhibition program examines the particular historical and architectural features of the location from an artistic perspective and opens it up to urban, cultural visions and contemporary discourse.
Artists: Katharina Bévand, Natalie Czech, Mariechen Danz, EASTER, Andreas Greiner, Kerstin Honeit, Miriam Jonas, KAYA, Anne-Sophie Kneer, Julia König, Linda Kuhn, Alex Lebus, NEOZOON, Pätzug / Hertweck, Lawrence Power, Reto Pulfer, Johannes Paul Raether, Marten Schech, Sarah Ancelle Schönfeld, Mirjam Thomann, Alvaro Urbano
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March 2019
ISBN 978-3-7356-0563-4
17,00 × 24,00 cm
152 pages
49 colored and 7 b/w illustrations
Hardcover, bound
Languages: German, English
Editor
Ute Müller-Tischler, Head of Department, District Office of Berlin-Mitte, Department of Further Education, Culture, Environment, Nature, Streets and Green Areas,Sabine Weißler
Text by
Stefan Aue, Sandra Bartoli, Ellen Blumenstein, Claudia Bosse, Hanna Engelmeier, Evelyn Gregel, Nele Güntheroth, Sebastian Häger, Julia Heunemann, Anne Hölck, Sacha Kagan, Alexander Koch, Marie-Christin Lender, Constanze von Marlin, Christina Katharina May, Natascha Meuser, Ute Müller-Tischler, Jessica Páez, Nadia Pilchowski, Christoph Rauhut, Sarah Sander, Nandita Vasanta, Christopher Weickenmeier, Hanns Lennart Wiesner, Sven Wirth, Imke Woelk
Design by
Viktor Schmidt, Berlin
Events
Opening of the former Berliner Bärenzwinger as space for site-specific contemporary art