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La Table Ronde DISKURS Berlin ・Novalisstraße 7・10115 Berlin ・www.discursus.info・ [email protected] La Table Ronde 15.10.2017 - 14.01.2018 Vernissage: Sa., 14.10, 5 - 10 PM Performance: 3 - 9 PM Book Launch: La Table Ronde Sa., 24.11.2017, 7 PM Koreanisches Kulturzentrum Leipziger Pl. 3, 10117 Berlin Curator: Peter Ungeheuer Assistant curator: Gyusik Lee La Table Ronde will be served by: Paris Giachoustidis Lukas Glinkowski Peter Ungeheuer Katharina Arndt · Fritz Bornstück · Stefano Cagol · Jimok Choi · Heiner Franzen · Jay Gard Pierre Granoux · Gregor Hildebrandt · Christian Hoischen / Oliver Mark · Kristiane Kegelmann Zinu Kim · Timo Klöppel · Thomas Rentmeister · Stefan Rinck · Pietro Sanguineti · Nina E. Schönefeld Sador Weinsčlucker · Li Zhenhua · Thomas Zitzwitz DISKURS Berlin ・Novalisstraße 7・10115 Berlin ・www.discursus.info・ [email protected] *German version see below The exhibition "La Table Ronde" invites the visitors to attend an idealized French banquet. The exhibition space turns into a stage for the spectacle with eight courses. The twelve invited guests sitting at the table become part of the performance with their conversations and interactions. Curator and artists hatch into the role of hosts and cooks. For a period of six hours, the guests indulge in an opulent meal and their conversations reveal the depth of Immanuel Kant's saying, "Good food and drink is the true metaphysics of life / Gut Essen und Trinken ist die wahre Metaphysik des Lebens ". Unlike the exuberant dinner in the style of La Grande Bouffe by Marco Ferreri, this dinner performance celebrates good food and above all - life. French cuisine is recognized by UNESCO as intangible world cultural heritage - the banquet as a social gathering and at the same time as a social network, where knowledge and cultural identity are passed on through the profession. Here it is celebrated in the performance at the dinner table. The composition of the dishes reflects lost cooking traditions and almost forgotten dishes. Multiple courses were chosen for their a special meaning in culture or culinary history and celebrate the art of eating and drinking. In addition to the performance at the opening, the works of the 20 participating artists will be dealing with the various aspects of conditions of equality (La Table Ronde) via gastronomy. There are several senses addressed, one can not only hear and see the works, but also touch them, eat them and perceive the smell. They correspond dramatically to each course of the meal and components of the performance. The exhibition presents video works, installations, as well as photo documentation of the performance. • Die Ausstellung „La Table Ronde“ lädt ein, dem idealisierten französischen Gastmahl beizuwohnen. Der Ausstellungsraum wird zur Bühne für das Spektakel in acht Gängen. Die zwölf geladenen Gäste am Tisch werden mit ihren Gesprächen und Interaktionen Teil der Performance. Kurator und Künstler schlüpfen in die Rolle der Gastgeber und Köche. Über die Dauer von sechs Stunden geben sich die Tischgäste dem opulenten Mahl hin, ihre Gespräche offenbaren im Verlauf des Abends die Tiefe von Immanuel Kants Ausspruch „Gut Essen und Trinken ist die wahre Metaphysik des Lebens“. Anders als das ausufernde Essen im Stil des La Grande Bouffe von Marco Ferreri, feiert hier die Tischgesellschaft das gute Essen und vor allem das Leben. Die französische Küche wird von der UNESCO als immaterielles Weltkulturerbe anerkannt - das Gastmahl als gesellige Runde und gleichzeitig als gesellschaftliches Netzwerk, in dem das Wissen und die kulturelle Identität durch den Beruf überliefert und weitergegeben wird. Dies wird hier am Tisch performativ gelebt. Die Zusammenstellung der Speisen spürt verloren gegangenen Kochtraditionen und fast vergessenen Gerichten nach - sie zelebriert die Kunst des guten Essens und Trinkens. Es wurden dabei Gerichte ausgewählt, die küchenhistorisch oder kulturell eine besondere Bedeutung haben. Neben der Performance am Eröffnungsabend beleuchten die Arbeiten der 20 teilnehmenden Künstler verschiedene Aspekte des gastronomischen Mahls. Es werden dabei mehrere Sinne angesprochen; man kann die Arbeiten nicht nur hören und sehen, sondern auch über den Geruchssinn wahrnehmen. Sie sind dabei dramaturgisch einzelnen Gängen und Komponenten der Performance zugeordnet. Die Arbeit wird nachfolgend in Form von Video- und Fotodokumentation als Teil der Ausstellung zu sehen sein. DISKURS Berlin ・Novalisstraße 7・10115 Berlin ・www.discursus.info・ [email protected] KATHARINA ARNDT www.katharina-arndt.com Born 1977 in Oschatz, Germany Lives and works in Berlin EDUCATION 2005 Study of Fine Arts at HBK Braunschweig 2006 Master of Fine Arts by John Armleder at HBK Braunschweig SOLO EXHIBITIONS (selection) 2016 Virtual Reality, ARD-Hauptstadtstudio, Berlin 2016 Final Girl, FB69 – galerie Kolja Steinrötter, Münster 2016 Not cry in public, Larry, Berlin 2014 Bored to death in Paradise, Gallery Majke Hüsstege, Hertogenbosch 2014 No Hell – No Heaven, Hornsleth&Friends Gallery, Kopenhagen GROUP EXHIBITIONS (selection) 2018 Sneaky paradise, Lachenmann Art, Konstanz 2017 La Table Ronde, Diskurs Berlin, Berlin 2017 Let’s buy it! – Kunst und Einkauf, Ludwiggalerie, Oberhausen 2017 Ladies Night, Feinkunst Krüger, Hamburg 2015 Fleischeslust, Museum Villa Rot, Burgrieden 2015 Von oben sieht alles kleiner aus, Kunsthaus Dahlem, Berlin 2015 Saloon, Sexauer Gallery, Berlin 2014 Money Works Part II, Haus am Lützowplatz, Berlin COLLECTION Sammlung Haupt, Berlin DISKURS Berlin ・Novalisstraße 7・10115 Berlin ・www.discursus.info・ [email protected] FRITZ BORNSTÜCK www.bornstueck.de Born 1982 Lives and works in Berlin EDUCATION 2012 Postgraduate Studies at De Ateliers – Amsterdam 2009 Meisterschüler of Thomas Zipp 2006 Studied also with Björn Dahlem, Felix Schramm und Tillmann Küntzel 2005 Studied Fine Art at the UdK in Berlin with Prof. Leiko Ikemura 2003 Studied fine art with Prof. Friedemann Hahn in Mainz Studied mathematics und philisophy SOLO EXHIBITIONS (selection until 2010) 2017 ZOB, Galerie Greulich, Frankfurt (upcoming, 09/2017) J.W.D. Galerie MaÏa Muller, Paris 2016 Transatlantic Hokuspokus, Galerie Börgmann, Mönchengladbach Nevernore Ranch, Hermann Germann Contemporary, Zürich 2015 For the Birds, Galerie Mikael Andersen, Copenhagen Zustand33, Keith, Berlin 2013 Endless Nameless, Galerie Mikael Andersen, Copenhagen 2012 Intentional Stance, De Ateliers, Amsterdam When the sun comes up, I promise, I'll be true, SPG, Stockholm 2010 My Love For You Is Like A Japanese Car - GMA, Copenhagen Dawn of the Living - Fabrikken For Kunst Og Design, Kopenhagen GROUP EXHIBITIONS (selection until 2012) 2017 Jokes on Paintings, Schaufenster, Berlin Junge Prager, Junge Berlin, Cermak & Eisenkraft, Prag und Berlin Raushole, Projektraum Pool, Karlsruhe 2016 Quattro Formaggi, Galerie Jochen Hempel, Berlin Salon der Gegenwart – ebd., Hamburg The Joy of Overpainting – Keith, Berlin Die Geschichte hat einen Fehler, zu viele Erzähler, Kunstverein Gütersloh Spiegelgasse 1, Galerie Börgmann, Mönchengladbach Where are We Now?, NBK, Berlin Your Light is My Darkness, Feinkunst Krüger, Hamburg 2015 Die Augen verfolgen den Satelliten, so wie auch der Satellit die Augen verfolgt, Adler, Düsseldorf Painting Show, Galerie Patrck Ebensperger, Vienna 2014 Ship of Fools, De Dokzaal, Amsterdam Painting Causes Paintings – Schwarzwaldallee, Basel Candy Colored Clown, Hermann Germann Contemporary, Zürich Sorry, we ate your Brains – Club, Das Motobol, Berlin 2013 Batman Elektronik, Galerie Mikael Andersen, Berlin Future Red Flowers, Späti Multikulti, Berlin 2012 It takes two to tango, Herrmann Germann Contemporary, Zürich Bait and Tackle, Galerie Mikael Andersen Berlin Three artists walk into a bar..., De Appel, Amsterdam AWARDS AND PRIZES 2017 Casa Zia Lina, Insel Elba 2015 Arbeitsstipendium des Senats, Berlin 2012 Buning Brongers Prize (Mondrian Foundation), Amsterdam 2010 De Ateliers, Atelierstipendium, Amsterdam COLLECTIONS Arken Museum, Copenhagen Sammlung Hildebrand, Leipzig Sammlung Lützow, Berlin Sammlung Paschertz Sammlung SØR Rusche, Berlin/Köln Collectie De Heus, Barneveld DISKURS Berlin ・Novalisstraße 7・10115 Berlin ・www.discursus.info・ [email protected] Collection de Ateliers, Amsterdam STEFANO CAGOL www.stefanocagol.com Born 1969 in Trento, Italy Lives and works in Trentino South Tyrol EDUCATION 1989 – 1993 MFA, Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, Milano 1998 Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Ryerson University, Toronto SOLO EXHIBITIONS (selection) 2017 The Consequences of Vacua, C+N Canepaneri Gallery, Milano 2016 Stefano Cagol. Works 1995 | 2015, Mart, Galleria Civica di Trento, Trento 2015 The Body of Energy (of the mind), CLB Berlin Collaboratorium, Berlin 2012 Sensor: Stefano Cagol, ZKM | Museum of Contemporary Art, Karlsruhe 2011 CONCILIO, collateral event, 54th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, Chiesa di San Gallo, Venezia GROUP EXHIBITIONS (selection) 2017 Aftermieter, Haus Mödrath - Räume für Kunst, Kerpen-Köln 2016 Acts of Sedition, White Box, New York Manifesta 11, Cabaret der Künstler - Zunfthaus Voltaire, Zürich The end of the world as we know it, Cospace Gallery, Shanghai PIGS, Artium, Vitoria-Gasteiz; Galeria Municipal do Porto, Oporto 2015 Sammeln für Morgen. Neue Werke im Museion, Museion, Bozen Visit 2010-2015. Die Stipendiaten der RWE Stiftung, Kunstmuseum Bochum, Bochum 2014 The 2nd Xinjiang Biennale: New Art on the Silk Road, Urumqi 2013 Maldives Pavilion, 55th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, Venezia Barents Art Triennale,
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