It’s the 21st Century that Expects Everything from You
Viktoria Binschtok, Elina Brotherus, Peggy Buth, Yvon Chabrowski, Louisa Clement, Marsha Cottrell, Rebekka Deubner, Jan Paul Evers, Falk Haberkorn, Esther Hovers, Paul Hutchinson, Sven Johne, Julia Kissina, Simon Lehner, Marge Monko, Simon Norfolk, Barbara Probst, Anys Reimann, Adrian Sauer, Sarah Schönfeld, Fiete Stolte, Clare Strand, Rosemarie Trockel, Marion Scemama & David Wojnarowicz
curated by Christin Müller
An exhibition by
Art’Us Collectors Collective
hosted by frontviews at HAUNT
as part of EMOP
European Month of Photography 2025
Opening Times
1 Mar – 29 Mar 2025
Wed – Sat 2 – 6 pm
and on Sun 2 Mar 11am - 5pm
and by personal appointment at office@frontviews.de
location
frontviews at HAUNT (yard)
D – 10785 Berlin
Websites
Social Media
@art_us_collectors_collective
The exhibition is part of the European Month of Photography 2025.
This project is profoundly supported by Senate Departement for Culture and Social Cohesion. It´s also made possible with the initiative of the whole collective.
Programme
Vernissage
Fri 28 Feb 2025 6 – 9 pm
Guided Tour
Sun 2 Mar 2025 11am
with curator Christin Müller
Round Table
Sat 15 Mar 5 pm
Talk about collective engagement in art with the Art’Us Collectors Collective, Bianca Kennedy (artist collective kennedy & swan) and Nicola E. Petek (curator, frontviews Berlin)
moderated by Heike Fuhlbrügge (freelance curator and author, Berlin)
Sat 29 Mar 3 pm
Sat 29 Mar 4 – 6pm
It's the 21st Century that Expects Everything from You
Ideologies and emotions shape our present. Digitalization, climate change, and conflicts between social groups and states are creating political and social upheavals that affect us as individuals just as much as our environment. The selected artists reflect experienced and impending transformation processes. With their works, they counter the fast-paced image politics of the media with carefully crafted images and thus offer new perspectives on the challenges of the early 21st century. How do we position ourselves in the present? What effects does the reorganization of societies have? How are urban and rural realities changing? What is expected of us? The exhibition sheds light on these questions with photographic works by the Art'Us Collectors' Collective, a non-profit association of private collectors committed to a lively exhibition and mediation culture.
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