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BcmA, Berlin, 1. - 27. August 2022 enclosed space Opening: Monday, August 1, 2022, 6pm Artists: Jessica Buhlmann I Nanett Dietz I Christophoros Doulgeris I Alexandra Marati I Robin Merkisch I Katja Pudor I Kai Richter Architecture considered to be the oldest of all arts always stood the most important and pragmatic role of them all. One of architecture′s duties is to stand as a platform for exhibiting other art mediums. In "Enclosed Space" artists reverse its role. In the neutral space of white cube artists explore its fundamental elements and tasks by creating their own vision of them. Some exhibited artworks modify elements hidden in the building′s flesh, other works present ready–made building elements that change their meaning and give a new perspective in the white cube space. Part of the exhibition is created by new forms that by material and form connect themselves to architecture, but by their composition and malfunctioning form present rather its opposition. Some of the presented artworks get the inspiration from architecture′s repetitiveness and reproducibility by using its elements as geometrical decorative patterns which could be placed close to Bauhaus aesthetics. Presented forms include sound installation, sculpture, 3D architectural models, digital painting space intervention, ready–made, photographs and site specific temporal architecture sculpture that question defined ways of architecture. Opening hours: Thursdays, Fridays: 5pm - 8pm, Saturday: by appointment 
Katja Pudor, Diagonalmatrix, 2022, acrylic on rope, carabiner, screw hook _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ZAK Zentrum für Aktuelle Kunst, Berlin, 7. May - 21. August 2022 Über die Zeichnung hinaus / Beyond drawing Contemporary drawing in Berlin Artists: Sonja Alhäuser I Anke Becker I Matthias Beckmann I Laura Bruce I Claudia Busching I DAG I Jorn Ebner I Myriam El Haïk I Kati Gausmann I Bjørn Hegardt Hanna Hennenkemper I Timo Herbst I Peter Hock I Birgit Hölmer I Hannes Kater I Mark Lammert I Pia Linz I Petra Lottje I Leon Manoloudakis I Nanne Meyer Ulrike Mohr I Tomoko Mori I Alex Müller I Bettina Munk I Kazuki Nakahara I Manfred Peckl I Christian Pilz I Katja Pudor I Bodo Rott I Fiene Scharp / Christian Schellenberger I Nadja Schöllhammer I Michael Schultze I Heidi Sill I Malte Spohr I Beate Terfloth I Peter Torp I Nicole Wendel I Majla Zeneli I Julia Ziegler and Anonyme Zeichner/Anke Becker I Fukt Magazine/Bjørn Hegardt I Lines Fiction/Bettina Munk I paperfile/oqbo I Towards Sound/Fleeting Archive/Ruth Wiesenfeld Curated by Matthias Beckmann and Katja Pudor 
Manfred Peckl / Katja Pudor Shaking, brushing, scratching, pulling, holding, turning, croaking, singing, rolling, setting, folding, jumping, pouring, tilting, scraping, sounding Foto: Katrin Werner Exhibition program Opening Friday, May 6, 2022 Performance: Manfred Peckl / Katja Pudor, Shaking, brushing, scratching, pulling, holding, turning, croaking, singing, rolling, setting, folding, jumping, pouring, tilting, scraping, sounding Thursday, June 2, 2022, 6 pm Guided tour and talk with the curators Matthias Beckmann and Katja Pudor Thursday, June 9, 2022, 7 pm Panel discussion: "Beyond the drawing?" With: Matthias Beckmann, Christopher Breu (Hegenbarth Sammlung Berlin), Dr. Jenny Graser, Museum of Prints and Drawings of the National Museums in Berlin, Bettina Munk (lines fiction), Katja Pudor // Moderation: Ralf F. Hartmann Thursday, June 23, 2022, 6 pm Guided tour and talk with the curators Matthias Beckmann and Katja Pudor Friday, June 24, 2022, 6 pm Performance night, Myriam El Haïk, Il était une fois ... Jorn Ebner, Control Set for the Heart of the Sun Sunday, July 17, 2022, 5 pm (N)ON SITE BODIES Nicole Wendel & Jan Burkhardt (concept), Aleksandra Demina, Tamora Dinklage, Natacha Hüfken, Sergio Montferrer Vazquez, Hannah Reena Reif, Mohamed Ben Salah, Josefine Luka Simonsen, Emma Stacey Sonntag, August 21, 2022, 5 pm Finissage The exhibition Über die Zeichnung hinaus shows the abundance of current drawing positions in Berlin: exuberant pictorial narrative and strict reduction, figuration and abstraction, documentation and site inspection, illusion and its suspension, the microscopic and the generous, drawing as performance, in books, in space or in animation film. Whether on paper or in combination with other media, drawing goes beyond itself and crosses borders. The Berlin drawing scene also includes project spaces, magazines, networks and websites that deal with drawing and its expansion. Exemplarily, some of these projects present themselves in the exhibition. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PAK Palais für Aktuelle Kunst, Glückstadt, 22. May - 10. July 2022 Hannes Norberg / Katja Pudor Geradezu in den Raum hinein / Straight into the space Opening: Sunday, May 22, 2022, 2:30pm Performance: About hearing and listening and the possible actions that follow. Katja Pudor writes and overwrites. Her drawings and performances illustrate her questions about the relationships between the present and the recent past, between presence and absence. 
Katja Pudor, About hearing and listening and the possible actions that follow, 2022, ink on paper _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Künstlerhaus Sootbörn, 4. - 19. October 2021 Mise en Scéne Artists: Jessica Buhlmann I Ingeborg Dammann-Arndt I Heike Gallmeier I Katja Pudor I Michael Schultze Anke Völk I Daniela Wesenberg Soft Opening Friday, 3. December 2021, 6 - 9 pm, Performance: Katja Pudor "Between the Words I am. I hear what YOU saw. / Sound "falling into place" composed by Ruth Wiesenfeld 
Katja Pudor "Between the Words I am. I hear what YOU saw. With the sound "falling into place" composed by Ruth Wiesenfeld _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Publication I FEEL LIKE A DANCER, A CHOREOGRAPHER, A PIANIST This publication shows a complex of drawings that are the result of an intensive examination of complex processes of reception and transfer and are understood as seismographic traces of these processes. In her works, Katja Pudor deals with the theme of "time" and creates palimpsest-like spaces of overlapping structures of thought and action. For Pudor, drawing is the medium that, in the sense of setting traces on paper, makes visible the condensation of experienced time, the recording of the momentary present that is passing and has become the past. Essays by Ines Lindner and Jan-Philipp Frühsorge. Published by Revolver Publishing 
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ alte feuerwache, projektraum, Berlin, 21. August - 3. October 2021 I Feel Like A Dancer, A Choreographer, A Pianist Opening 20. August 2021, 7 pm In her solo exhibition "I feel like a dancer, a choreographer, a pianist", Katja Pudor shows a complex of drawings that are the result of an intensive examination of complex processes of reception and transfer and see themselves as seismographic traces of these processes. For Pudor, drawing is the medium that makes visible the condensation of experienced time, the recording of the momentary present, which is passing and has become the past, in the sense of setting traces on paper. Finissage 1. October, 7pm, Performance by Katja Pudor and Theo Nabicht (Bass Clarinet / Soprano Saxophone) I hear what you see, you see what I 
Katja Pudor, I feel like a dancer, a choreographer, a pianist, 2021 Fotos: Carsten Eisfeld [more] _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Galerie Vincenz Sala, Berlin, 21. August - 17. September 2021 Les Écrits Opening 21. August, 6pm Artists: Myriam El HaÏk I Isidore Hibou I Katja Pudor I Pierre Sportolaro I Saskia Wendland I Isabel Zuber Die durch die Kulturtechnik der Handschrift konditionierte Physis findet sich beim Nachgehen des Geschriebenen unvermittelt in einer Welt feinmotorischen Schon-Verständigt-seins. Ein Einstimmen und Mitklingen, das auf die im prozeduralen Gedächtnis eingeschliffenen Automatismen der eigenen Hand Bezug hat. Und man fragt sich, wie für diese Art Zeichnung Roland Barthes berühmte Frage zum romantischen Lied zu reformulieren wäre. Die lautete: "Was singt mir, der ich höre, in meinem Körper das Lied?" [more]  Katja Pudor, about appropriation I / II, 2021, fountain pen on paper _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ BOTSCHAFT / Uferhallen, Berlin, 12. - 26. September 2021 KUNST GEGEN RECHTS curated by Dirk Teschner Opening: 12. September 2021 / 4 pm  Katja Pudor, The Karski report, 2021, fountain pen on paper, 29.7 x 21 cm _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Direkte Auktion, Berlin, 14. August - 25. September 2021 Chapter 5 / Slot 24 / PAPER GOLD curated by Anke Becker will be up for auction on 18. September, 5 - 6pm @Die ganze Freiheit, Greifswalder Strasse 24, 10405 Berlin Artists: Gert-Jan Akerboom I Michael Bause I Laura Bruce I Matthias Beckmann I Frank Diersch I Nadine Fecht I Bjørn Hegardt I Veronike Hinsberg I Alexander Klenz Pia Linz I Nanne Meyer I Bettina Munk I Kazuki Nakahara I Lawrence Power I Katja Pudor I Fritz Räcke I Haleh Redjaian I Inken Reinert I Christian Schiebe I Saskia Wendland I Majla Zeneli I Michaela Zimmer  Katja Pudor, Nico biting her nail, 2021, collage, 20 x 20 cm _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WECHSELRAUM, Chemnitz, 28. / 29. August 2021 Artists: Matthias Beckmann I Bèla Bender I Hannah del Mestre I Florian Dombois I Dana Engfer I Ulrike Feibig I Alice Goudsmit I Lukas Kleinert Mandy Knospe I Ulrike Mohr I Olaf Nikolai I Katja Pudor I Max Sudhues I Anna Till I Nicole Wendel Am 28. und 29.08.2021, SAMSTAG 11-23 UHR und SONNTAG 9-21 UHR, findet in einer ehemaligen Gießerei in Chemnitz das Projekt W E C H S E L R A U M statt. Es zeigt das zeitgenössische künstlerische Potential von Kohle an einem historischen Industriestandort. Die Ausstellung lebt von der Gemeinschaft von Aufführenden und ihrem Publikum. Visuell fragmentarisch, verdichten sich verschiedenen Ebenen von Wahrnehmung, Kommunikation, Räumlichkeit und Zeitlichkeit zu einem neuen Ganzen.  Wechselraum @Chemnitz, 2021 [more] _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ loop - raum für aktuelle kunst @ B-Part, Berlin, 9. July - 28. August 2021 Images of Architecture I Zu einem neuen Ganzen Opening 8. June 2021 Artists: Charlotte Bastian I Louise Bristow I Susanne Bürner I Laure Catugier I Frank Coldewey I Juliane Duda I Evol I Till Exit Haus-Rucker-Co I Vanessa Henn I Ofra Lapid I Ronny Lichtenberg I Axel Lieber I Andrea Pichl I Katja Pudor I Thomas Ravens Henry Wegener I Sinta Werner I Stephen Willats _curated by Rüdiger Lange _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ frontviews_berlin, 26. June - 17. July 2021 CHARTA #1 _Movement and Space Opening 25. June 2020, 2 - 9 pm Artists: Vanessa Enriquez I Timo Herbst I Katja Pudor I Andreas Schmid I Esther Stocker & Anna-Maria Bogner curated by Jan-Philipp Frühsorge and Stephan Klee  My Sacred own Space, 2021, 4-piece installation, graphite pencils on paper Without a space for ourselves we are not able to be ourselves, a simple and profound observation, formulated by the writer Virginia Woolf and adopted by Katja Pudor as the starting idea for her installation. A sacred space, a cell of creative seclusion. Pudor imagines herself in this space of reflection and production, drawing on large-format sheets that hang from the ceiling here like fragile protective covers, skins or walls of a fragile dwelling, a space in space emerges, mobile and fragile. A spiritual space, with traces of physical presence. [more] _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ frontviews_berlin, 30. April - 19. June 2021 Concrete #2 _Snitches get stitches Artists: Bretz Holliger I Jessica Buhlmann I Stella Geppert I Birgit Hölmer & Marc Klee I Timo Herbst I Yala Juchmann & Kathrin Köster I Thorsten A. Kasper I Alana Lake I Ulrike Mohr I Susanne Roewer I Katja Pudor & Sophia Schama Raul Walch I Nicole Wendel I Christof Zwiener  Sophia Schama I Katja Pudor, Ihr Haus, Acryl on plexiglas foil, 2 pieces 3 m x 1,50, 2021 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Galerie Vincenz Sala, 12. December 2020 - 15. May 2021 XL/XS Artists: Bettina Allamoda I Fritz Balthaus I Alice Dittmar I Ursula Döbereiner I Knut Eckstein I Myriam El Haik, Adib Fricke I Bernhard Garbert I Stella Geppert I Harriet Groß I Ulla Hahn I Hans Hemmert I Jochen Hendricks I Isidore Hibou I Marianna Ignataki I Natalia Jaime-Cortez I Hendrik Krawen I Käthe Kruse I Axel Lieber I Christiane Seiffert I Haleh Redjaian I Tilo Riedel I Marc Rossignol I Nina Schuiki I Pierre Sportolaro I Barbara Steppe I Benedikt Terwiel I Richard van der Aa I Saskia Wendland I Georg Zey I Edouard Boyer I Frank Coldewey I Martin Decleve I Christel Fetzer I Andreas Koch I Katja Pudor I Tanja Smit I Barbara Wille I Nicole Wendel I Peter Wüthrich I Isabel Zuber _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Haus der Statistik, Berlin, 10. / 11. October 2020 W E C H S E L R A U M Artists: Matthias Beckmann I Florian Dombois I Dana Engfer I Alice Goudsmit I Lukas Kleinert I Hannah del Mestre Ulrike Mohr I Katja Pudor I Jasmin Schaitl I Friederike Schäfer I Anna Schäffler I Max Sudhues I Manuel Strube I Nicole Wendel WECHSELRAUM is part of "Raum für Netzwerke und Solidarität", curated by Sarie Nijboer and Vincent Schier 
Slot by Ulrike Mohr and Katja Pudor, Performance _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Artbox Dresden - Ort für aktuelle Kunst, 26. September - 8. November 2020 from now for the day after tomorrow. Opening 25. September 2020, 7pm 
Katja Pudor, from now for the day after tomorrow, ink on different papers, 2,80 x 2,70 m, 2020 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ POSITIONS Berlin Art Fair, 10. - 13. September 2020 oqbo I paperfile #16 Artists: Tobias Heine I Mareike Jacobi I Matthias Kanter I Jürgen Kellig I Alex Koch Gesa Lange I Angela Lubic I Gerhard Martini I Patrick Niemann I Katja Pudor I Tilo Riedel 
Katja Pudor, Urania Universum #62 / #63, 2020
Soft vinyl printing from multiple plates on book pages [more] _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ frontviews_berlin, 6. - 26. September 2020 Where the Trees have Numbers Opening 5. September, 7pm Artists: Dafni Barbageorgopoulou I Carsten Becker I Willem Besselink I Mit Borras I Kirstin Burkhard I Timo Herbst Bretz / Holliger I Despina Flessa I Stella Geppert I Mariana Ignataki I Pius Fox I Thorsten Alexander Kasper Marc Klee I Kathrin Köster I Alana Lake I Katja Pudor I Nicole Wendel I Saskia Wendland I Tilman Wendland _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Haus am Lützowplatz, Studiogalerie, Berlin, 30. August - 20. September 2020 0+255 Opening 29. August, 7pm Artists: Gabriele Basch I Ursula Döbereiner I Ricarda Hoop I Gesa Lange I Kanta Kimura I Katja Pudor Andrea van Reimersdahl I Sophia Schama I Tilman Wendland I Paul Wesenberg 
Katja Pudor, Clearance Space #11 I #26, 2020
Soft Vinyl Printing from one Plate on Hi-Tech Paper, each 32 x 22 cm [more] _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Deutscher Künstlerbund, Berlin, 13. March - 26. June 2020 NORTH BY NORTHEAST A graphic-performative dialogue in which the relationship between movement, space and time is reframed by the line Initiated by Katja Pudor and Nicole Wendel Opening 12. March 2020, 7pm Artists: Nikolaus Gansterer I Stella Geppert I Katja Pudor I Christian Schellenberger I Nicole Wendel I Saskia Wendland Artist Talk 30. April 2020, 7pm with Dr. Angela Lammert, Akademie der Künste, Berlin The exhibition sets a course for the elementary forms of drawing. Based on an understanding of the body as an instrument for seismographic recording and as an intelligent storage medium for complex knowledge, NORTH BY NORTHEAST explores central issues in drawing: Which stimuli and conditions are relevant for drawing processes? What part do physical action and movement play? What is the role of chance and how is temporality visibly inscribed into the drawing? 
© Saskia Wendland, 2020 _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Publication PROTOCOLS This publikation presents a complex of drawings that are the result of the artist's intensive examination with complex processes of reception and transfer and are understood as seismographic traces of these processes. Essays by Birgit Effinger and Helen Verran. Published by DISTANZ Verlag  Katja Pudor, Protocols, 2020 |