anything, anything
Kate Newby
Exhibition
9 June 24 - 27 April 25 Opening: Saturday, 8 June 24, 19:00
Kate Newby, anything, anything, 2024, Courtesy the artist
For her exhibition anything, anything, Kate Newby has developed a new site-sensitive work that addresses the Klosterruine Berlin as a place of continuous change. The intervention consists of more than nine hundred bricks, which Newby worked on before the firing process, integrated into the floor of the monastery ruin in the form of two lines, each fifty meters long. Newby emphasizes process-based aspects, both in the production and presentation of the work, which is constantly changing in relation to its surroundings. In doing so, the artist subtly and unobtrusively touches on interactions and exchanges, often-overlooked aspects of social texture and conditions of dependency.
Biography
Installation views
Thank you to Rob Halverson, Remy Montrieux, Elisabeth Jamelot and the team of Rairies Montrieux, Valérie Leray, Harry Beer, Katrin Winkler, Eylem Sengezer, Julius Kaftan, Alin Daghestani, Max Krämer, René Kayser, Jonah Gebka, Emma Wilson, John Philipps and Torben Wessel.
With generous support of
Supported by The Sunday Painter, London.
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