Berliner Liste
(2016年09月15日 - 2016年09月18日)
http://berliner-liste.org/
Köpenicker Straße 70
The 13th Berliner Liste, the largest Berlin Art Fair, will take place from September 15th to 18th, in one of the most loved industrial locations in the city – Kraftwerk. Berlin’s biggest and longest established art fair showcases affordable, innovative and contemporary artwork. Berliner Liste unites galleries and individual artists under one roof, giving them a wonderful opportunity to exhibit their art and share their visions. Entering the doors of Kraftwerk, visitors will step onto a journey of discovery, where contemporary art meets traditional and classical, where artists have the opportunity to meet potential buyers, make new gallery acquaintances, and enjoy the exciting ambiance. Along with Berlin Art Week, the Berliner Liste, once again, proves that Berlin rightfully has a reputation of the world’s most cutting-edge artistic center, as well as the Berlin’s artist justify their limelight positions.
Spotlight Positions for Young Emerging ArtistsThe core idea of the Berliner Liste is to make art affordable and exciting. Exhibiting the budget friendly and modestly extravagant artworks, the fair gives visitors a chance to explore, meet artists and go on a journey of discovery. Over the years the fair evolved, grew and developed, but the main idea stayed the same – the mission is to exhibit the latest editions of contemporary paintings, graphic art, illustrations, sculptures, new and classic photography, large-scale pieces and small pocket edition artworks, and to make art affordable again. Berliner Liste has experienced collectors on board, as well as the art students, first-time visitors, critiques, amateurs, and culture thrill seekers. The special convenience of the fair is the location, the vast space perfectly organized and spread across the 4000 sqm, wide enough for comfortable strolling and big enough to host international and local galleries, solo artists, and several project groups.
Art Fair to Answer All Art Lover’s NeedsThere are four main sections of the fair. Aside from the Gallery and Artist section, there are also Photography and Urban Art sections. The newest addition to the fair, the Urban Art section will play a great part in promoting an open and friendly philosophy of art, where elitism and rigidness do not exist, and where talent mustn’t be disputed based on its origin. Street art entered the galleries big time, and at the 13th edition of Berliner Liste, it will reach the Kraftwerk doors. Since the beginning of street art, the exciting graffiti era of the 70’s, urban art has been escaping the possibility of being defined, it just kept on spreading, from the tagging to lettering, all the way to magnificent murals, political stencils and spray painting. The bare roots of urban art are set in the notion that artist has the freedom of expression that overcomes the society’s definition of art and creativity.
Urban Art · Bringing the Message from the StreetsDefined in the underground, and perfected in the subways, on factory walls, stairwells, bridges, and nonetheless gallery walls, street art has a unique advantage, that it resonates with the common man, the random bystander, the rebel, the explorer, or the experienced collector with a vision. The policy of Berliner Liste is to be as supportive as possible to the new emerging artist, whether they are graffiti masters or art student studying the oil on canvas technique. Berliner Liste has a mission of bringing together the fresh, innovative, young, current and recent art, and not just bring it together, but organize it and display it in a fitting light. Visitors will have the opportunity to take home stencils, drawings collages, silkscreen prints and photographs, and learn about different painting tools, graffiti styles, language and alternative street codes, tagging, and lines. The curator of the Urban Art section is Guillaume Trotin, director of the OPEN WALLS Gallery.
Exhibition Dates 2016Thursday, September 15th to Sunday, September 18th, 2016
Opening: Wednesday, September 14th 2016, 6 pm
Exhibition Venue
Kraftwerk Berlin
Köpenicker Straße 70
10179 Berlin
Opening hours
Thursday – Saturday: 1 pm to 9 pm
Sunday, September 20th: 11 am to 7 pm
Entrance / Prices
Day ticket: 13,00 € incl. catalog
Concessions: 9,00 €
Opening: 13,00 € incl. catalog
Additional catalog: 5,00 €
The entrance is free for all students on Thursday, September 15th
Children under 12 free
The fair is wheelchair-friendly
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