Posts tagged Elias Wessel
Artist Talk at the AXA Art Collection Cologne
ISCP Talk: Artists at Work, Elias Wessel With Matt Saunders
International House Alumni Event: Artist Elias Wessel ’05 Studio Tour
Fall Open Studios at International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP)
Lecture Performance: Cybernetic Auditive Association, Berlin Science Week 2023
Would You Share Your Gold Medal? Exhibition at School of Visual Arts New York
Exhibition Trailer »Delirious Images – Photographs for the Next Society« Kunstsammlung Willy-Brandt-Haus
Space Invaders – Summer Open House at the International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP)
Artist Residency at the International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP)
Photoszene Festival Cologne: BEISTE_Satellite presents the exhibition »PULSAR«
»The Next Society« – Kulturforum Hosts Culture Talk Between Carsten Brosda and Elias Wessel
First Comprehensive Monograph »Aesthetics of Conflict« Published by Verlag Kettler
Sonic Interventions: Listen to the New Podcast »Stimmbezirke« by Freie Universität Berlin
Delirious Images – Fotografien für die nächste Gesellschaft [Photographs for the Next Society]
European Month of Photography Berlin: »Aktionstag Fotografie« at Willy-Brandt-Haus
New Article by Ruth Horak in the latest Eikon Issue #121
Can Pictures Speak? An Intermedial Experience at the Intersection of Art, Music and Technology
Exhibition Film »It’s Complicated, Is Possibly Art« by Edna Luise Biesold at 1014 New York
»Textfetzen« Review by Thomas Ballhausen in Eikon #120
Painting, Photography, and the Digital: Crossing the Borders of the Mediums
Reality, Technology and Art — Panel Discussion at 1014 New York
Armory Week Viewing at 1014 With »It's Complicated, Is Possibly Art«
1014 New York presents »It's Complicated, Is Possibly Art«
Netz, du hast das Bild gestohlen, gib es wieder her! [Net, You Stole the Picture, Give It Back!]
Textfetzen. It’s Complicated: Texte aus einem a/sozialen Netzwerk 2019–2021. Ist möglicherweise Kunst
»zu mir und zu dir« – Franz Jyrch, Maria Sainz Rueda, Elias Wessel
Migrating Things – Objects Under the Influence
Virtual Tour Through the Exhibition »I Don’t Care. I Love My Phone«
Investigations Into the Interrelationships of the Digital, Painting, and Photography
»Schöne neue Welt – The Moving Images« Are Extraordinary Things
Exhibition Catalog: »Das Objekt im Fokus. Fotografie aus der Sammlung SpallArt«
To Be Named – the Body. Cultural Politics of Naming and Being Named
Spallart Collection Acquires »Images Through an Algorithmic Lens«
»I Don‘t Care. I Love My Phone.« Kunstsammlung SAP Presents Works From 2017-2020
Exhibition Film Released by the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Paris
Eyes on the Object: The Spallart Collection Presents Selected Works From Its Rich Collection
Art Meets Brain at New York University