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8/27/11

Opening Lines: Telegraph in Berlin

Pavillon at Milchhof

Opening Lines: Telegraph in Berlin


Hartmut Austen I Haley Reneé Bates I Fabio J. Fernández I Shannon Goff

Tom Lauerman I Brent Sommerhauser I Christian Tedeschi

24.09. – 21.10.2011
Opening: 23.09. 2011, 7 PM

Pavillon am Milchhof
Schwedter Str. 232
10435 Berlin
Phone: +49 30 505 923 38


The seven artists of the Telegraph Art Collective originally met in Detroit, from there members spread to distant points around the United States. The collective has essentially functioned as a running conversation, typically conducted at long range. Occasionally the group organizes exhibitions and presentations that explore ideas of common interest such as architecture, history and process. Works gathered for these exhibitions also question and examine the boundaries of fine art, craft and design. Telegraph made its debut at Chicago’s Stray Show in May 2004 and has since shown together in Toronto, Kansas City, and various Detroit-area locations.

Opening Lines: Telegraph in Berlin, will take place at the Pavilion at Milchhof and represents the group’s first European venture. The exhibition will take place in a partially glass-walled pavilion that measures 14,00m long by 2,55m wide by approximately 3,00m tall. Access to the pavilion’s interior is only possible at the opening reception, after which works are to be viewed from the exterior.

The seven artists of Telegraph plan to create an exhibition that takes into consideration the specific architecture and limited accessibility of the pavilion. These parameters have acted as creative prompts that have guided what the artists made and how and where these objects are installed. Art work will range from sculpture to paintings and drawings that employ a wide range of materials and techniques.

Initiated By: Wiebke Maria Wachmann, Peter Scior, Marcus Wittmers and Hartmut Austen
Opening Hours: 24/7 (outside); please call (+011 49) 30 505 923 38 for inside access
Contact Milchhof e.V.: call (+011 49) 30 505 923 38
Website: www.milchhofpavillon.de

7/8/09

Hartmut Austen wins Kresge Artist Fellowship Award

Hartmut Austen is the recipient of one of the inaugural Kresge Artist Fellowships in the Visual Arts.

The Fellowships, each including a $25,000 prize funded by The Kresge Foundation, are awarded annually to visual, performing and literary artists and are the largest such awards available to individual artists in metropolitan Detroit.

The 2009 Kresge Artist Fellowship Panel that selected the fellows includes: Susan Bandes, director of Kresge Art Museum at Michigan State University, Lansing, Michigan; Aaron Betsky, director of the Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati, Ohio; Dick Goody, director of the Oakland University Art Gallery, Rochester, MI; Lorna Simpson, artist, Brooklyn, NY; and Richard Tuttle, artist, New York, NY and Abiquiu, New Mexico.

More information and images here.

7/13/08

Hartmut Austen on Mark(s) and other news

Starting in July, Hartmut Austen will be one of the featured artists in mark(s), the online literary and visual arts zine, edited by Deb King.
There will be 15 new works, mostly from the past two years.

Hartmut is also part of "Moving Walls", a project organized by Jef Bourgeau, director of the Museum of New Art in Pontiac, Mich. and Galerie Eva Bracke in Berlin. Several Berlin artists selected by Eva Bracke currently show their work in MONA, while the Detroit artists will present new work in Berlin this November.
Artists from Berlin:
Olivia Berckemeyer
Christoph Dettmeier
Andrew Gilbert
Franziska Hufnagel
Florin Kompatscher
Alexej Koschkarow
Joe Neave

Max Schulze
Astrid Sourkova
Artists from Detroit:
Dietmar Krumrey
Kelly Frank
Kyohei Abe


Dates: July 5 - August 9, Museum of New Art, Pontiac (www.detroitmona.com)
November 29 - January 4, 2009, Galerie Eva Bracke, Berlin (www.evabracke.com)

Small Works on paper are now also available in Germany through Hubertus Hoffschild
contemporary art Kunsthandel Editionen in Lübeck (www.hoffschild.kunstmarkt.com)