Un certain regard – Everyone belongs
Open Space | Berlin Exhibition at the Humboldt Forum
In Un certain regard, the clients of Lebenshilfe Berlin tackle the central topics of BERLIN GLOBAL: Thinking the world, Revolution, Free Space, Boundaries, Entertainment, War, Fashion and Interconnection.
This open space was on display in the room “Interconnection” from 21 July 2021 to 21 November 2022.
The artists engage with the content of the exhibition as well as with their individual view of Berlin: The handicapping obstacles they encounter every day shape their experiences and perceptions of the city. Thus, the exhibition concludes with a change of perspective in the Open Space.
Un certain regard was realised at Kunstwerkstatt Kreuzberg, the Lebenshilfe Berlin art studio, where the artists came together over several workshops to discuss the central themes and develop their own visual approaches. Each person’s connections to particular topics or artistic techniques were essential to the process. Some of the works are collaborations; others are individual creations.
The idea for the project came from David Permantier, who runs Kunstwerkstatt Kreuzberg and has initiated cultural and political projects related to inclusion at Lebenshilfe Berlin for many years.
As well as regularly taking part in the creative process, Kunstwerkstatt clients also hold their own exhibitions and advise museums and other institutions about inclusion and agency.
Participants
Partner: Lebenshilfe Berlin
Artists: Angelika Bartel, Sarah al Darwich, Wolfgang Fassott, Heidi Fassott, Tim Hartung, Harald Krainer, Lutz Marx, Herbert Meyer, Veronika Patzuda, Ralph Westerberg, Hildegard Wittur
Organisation: David Permantier
Design: museeon. – Studio for exhibitions