New Viewings #34
Curated by Inke Arns
Constant Dullaart
Constant Dullaart, *1979 in Leiderdorp, The Netherlands
lives and works in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
„Loudly Crying Face“
Constant Dullaart displays a huge „Loudly Crying Face“ emoticon in the gallery space. According to Emojipedia, 😭 is, as of March 2021, the most popular emoji on Twitter. It shows a (usually yellow) face with an open mouth wailing and streams of heavy tears flowing from closed eyes. It may convey inconsolable grief but also other intense feelings, such as uncontrollable laughter, pride or overwhelming joy.
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Aram Bartholl
Aram Bartholl, *1972 in Bremen, Germany
lives and works in Berlin, Germany
2 available works
on this platform
„walter_200 b3njamin’s Nightmare!!!111“
Aram Bartholl’s digital show, entitled “walter_200 b3njamin’s Nightmare!!!111“, consists of two different, seemingly simple elements: mirrors and boxes. The three mirrors display a collection of passwords, entitled „walter benjamin nightmare“, originating from the „Breech Collection #1-5“ consisting of sets of billions of email addresses and passwords freely downloadable from the dark web since 2019.
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Aram Bartholl
Dust (crate green) (2021)
Screen print on wood
1m x 1m x 1m
Edition of 3 + 1 AP
1m x 1m x 1m
Edition of 3 + 1 AP
12.000 EUR incl. VAT
More works by this artistAram Bartholl
Oh I needed that! (red for black) (2015)
Acrylic screen print on canvas
165 x 130 cm
165 x 130 cm
8.330 EUR incl. VAT
More works by this artistNadja Buttendorf
Nadja Buttendorf, *1984 in Dresden, Germany
lives and works in Berlin, Germany
„Show Desktop Show“
Nadja Buttendorf’s „Show Desktop Show“ takes the artists’s desktop as a starting point which – surprise! – displays an image of Barbara Thumm‘s gallery space. Buttendorf’s works are shown as desktop icons scattered over the screen and at the same time hanging in the “gallery”. The trash bin icon is actually not an art work but the icon with the name “RPReplay_Final1620655064.MP4” that represents the video piece “Stay Home!”.
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Sebastian Schmieg
Sebastian Schmieg, *1983 in Tübingen, Germany
lives and works in Berlin and Dresden, Germany