Back by popular demand, De Luccia's first catalog with early work, "Photographs from 1991 - 1993", including her "Crime Scene Series", is now available (again) through the Webshop @KW institute for contemporary art. Accompanying text by Hanne Loreck and Thomas Wulffen. Thank you, KW.

From February 18 to May 30, the Berlinische Galerie is presenting the exhibition “Fashion Pictures – Art Clothes. Photography, painting and fashion from 1900 to today” From BERLIN GALLERY 02/18/2022

Photography, Fine Arts, and Fashion since 1900
Even more clearly than art, fashion is a mirror of social changes and individual needs. In the collection of the Berlinische Galerie, fashion is a surprisingly common theme and is treated in diverse ways.
In addition to a large number of fashion photographs spanning the twentieth century, just as many paintings and drawings testify to the role of fashion as a mode of expression and status symbol for an era: from dress reform around 1900 by way of the Dada dandies of the 1920s to avant-garde clothing designs in today’s art.

On that broad basis, and with loans of selected items of clothing, the exhibition will shed light on artists’ relationships to fashion. What role has fashion played in the painting, drawing, and photography of the past century? With what rules were clothing and costumes employed in fine art? How did artists dress and present themselves then and now? How is fashion used as a medium in contemporary art?

This exhibition offers a new look at works in the collection of the Berlinische Galerie and presents current positions in contemporary art.

Artists (selected):
Karl Arnold, Martin Assig, Elvira Bach, Sibylle Bergemann, Rolf von Bergmann, BLESS, Tabea Blumenschein, Marc Brandenburg, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Rainer Fetting, Lieselotte Friedländer, Ulrike Grossarth, George Grosz, F.C. Gundlach, Gerd Hartung, Raoul Hausmann, Hannah Höch, Alexandra Hopf, Käthe Kruse, Alyssa *De Luccia, Ute Mahler, Jeanne Mammen, Anna Muthesius, Helmut Newton, Ulrike Ottinger, Lilla von Puttkamer, Rafael Rheinsberg, Frieda Riess, Ursula Sax, Rudolf Schlichter, Wiebke Siem, Franz Skarbina, Claudia Skoda, Eugen Spiro, Herbert Tobias, Yva

The exhibition has been generously supported by the Förderverein Berlinische Galerie e.V.

Research and Projects Grants for fine arts in 2017

Press release from 04.07.2017
In the field of fine arts, research grants of € 8,000 will be awarded to 52 artists living in Berlin and working in Berlin, as well as eight curator and curator groups. The scholarships are intended for artistic or curatorial development in the field of fine arts.

The jury for the research institute for fine arts was
Stéphane Bauer, Boris Buden, Elodie Evers, Adrienne Goehler and Nanna Heidenreich.

A total of 575 applications were submitted, of which the jury selected the following 52 scholarship holders from the artistic field:

Al-Badri Nelles GbR, Ana Alenso, Ulf Aminde, Patrizia Bach, Mareike Bernien, Ana Bilankov, Tina Born, Thomas Bratzke, Nele Brönner, Andreas Bunte, Alyssa DeLuccia, Ruben Dhers, SuperFuture, Katja Eydel, Larissa Fassler, Azin Feizabadi, Constanze Fischbeck, Moritz Frei, Simone Gilges, Lisa Glauer, Lola Göller, Sarah Harrison, Naomi Hennig, Klara Hobza, Annette Hollywood, Birgit Hölmer, Kerstin Honeit, Imri Kahn, Joachim Lengerer, Angelika Levi, Bernd Lützeler, Wouter Osterholt, Andrea Pichl, VIP (Künstlerinnenkollektiv), Merchan Pol, Marcio Emanuel Rodrigues Carvalho, Andreas Rost, Susanne Sachsse, Katya Sander, Romana Schmalisch, Maximilian Schmoetzer, Henrik Schrat, Maya Schweizer, Miloš Trakilović, Sencer Vardarman, Ivar Veermäe, Rui Vilela, Julien Villaret, Michael John Whelan, Gernot Wieland, Ina Wudtke, Miriam Yammad.
Of the 575 applications, the following eight scholarship holders from the curatorial area were selected:

Pauline Doutreluingne, Katia Hermann, Bettina Elisabeth Knaup, Juergen Köhler, Tina Sauerländer, Mavra Berlin, Anna Voswinckel, Florian Wüst.

Secretary of State for Culture Torsten Wöhlert would like to thank the jury for the support and wishes the sponsor success in her artistic and / or curatorial work.

German: /sen/kulteu/aktuelles/pressemitteilungen/2017/pressemitteilung.608689.php

Participating artists:
Endre Aalrust, Nadja Abt, Fiona Bate, Michael Beutler, Gerry Bibby, Juliette Blightman, Wolfgang Breuer, Mitch Cairns, Baltazar Castor, Anders Clausen, Tim Davies, Alyssa De Luccia, Martin Ebner, Yusuf Etiman, Heike Karin Föll, Julian Göthe, Agatha Gothe Snape, Natalie Häusler, Lily Hodges, Karl Holmqvist, Judith Hopf, Fox Hysen, Egija Inzule, Tobias Kaspar, Tove El, Janne Lervik, Adam Linder, Matthew Robert Lutz-Kinoy, Shahryar Nashat, Pegs Marlow, Ariane Müller, Sean McNanney, Julia Alida Müschen, no:sler, Claudia Barbara Nösler, Salome Oggenfuss, Henrik Olesen, Kirsten Pieroth, Lucreccia Quintinilla, Sabine Reitmaier, Daniel Reuter, SOPHIE, Anne Speier, Susanne Winterling

Kunst in Berlin jetzt: Alyssa DeLuccia

by

BRIGITTE WERNEBURG

Alyssa A. DeLuccia: Photographs from 1991-1993 [Ausstellung Dogenhaus Galerie Leipzig und Kunst-Werke Berlin, September/Oktober
1993]

28 Seiten; Illustrationen; Text deutsch/englisch Leipzig [1993].

1993

Pierogi Flat Files, Brooklyn New York
(Work by the artist is represented here.)

Artists at the ART COLOGNE
Bettina Allamoda
Alyssa DeLuccia
Kerstin Drechsel
Larissa Fassler
Carsten Fock
Sandra Meisel
Eva Maria Ocherbauer
Stefan Thiel
Elmar Vestner
David Wojtowycz
Pablo Zuleta Zahr

Curated by Kathrin Becker, Berlin, Germany
WL PROJECT | Berlin Hong Kong
"Kathrin Becker with Blonde Wig"
1997/ 09, C-Print 40cm x 50cm
Bathroom, Selchowerstr. Berlin

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