The Anthropocene Project. A Report

The exhibitions

The Anthroprocene Project. A Report

The Anthropocene Project. A Report

Oct 17, 2014 — Dec 8, 2014

Adam Avikainen: CSI Department of Natural Resources

Exhibition

For the painter and author Adam Avikainen, all of nature becomes a crime scene in an ongoing story that subsumes all the elements of his life in an extended artistic process.

Oct 17, 2014 — Dec 8, 2014

The Otolith Group: Medium Earth

Exhibition

In their essay film MEDIUM EARTH, The Otolith Group explores the earthquake endangered geology of California as well as the spatialized unconscious of capitalist modernism in the form of parking lots.

Museum of Evolution of Life, Chandigarh, India, 2014 | © Armin Linke/ Anthropocene Observatory

Oct 17, 2014 — Dec 8, 2014

#4 The Dark Abyss of Time

The overarching exhibition of Anthropocene Observatory by Armin Linke, Territorial Agency (John Palmesino and Ann-Sofi Rönnskog), and Anselm Franke is dedicated to the analysis of spatial orders and political institutions in the history of planning, modeling, and control in the Anthropocene, and studies the relationship between new global planning scenarios in the age of climate change to politics, economics, and property relations.

Program accompanying the exhibitions

Past Events

Sunday, Dec 7 2014

3 pm

Finissage – Guided tour

with curator Anselm Franke
The Anthropocene Project. A Report

Sunday, Nov 30 2014

3 pm
Free admission

Which Matters Matter?

with the editors Katrin Klingan, Ashkan Sepahvand, Chistoph Rosol and the contributors Gloria Meynen, and Dorothea von Hantelmann on the publication "Textures of the Anthropocene: Grain Vapor Ray"
Talk
The Anthropocene Project. A Report

Sunday, Nov 23 2014

3 pm
Free admission

Sensitives as Prometheans?

with The Otolith Group and Silvia Fehrmann
Artist Talk
The Otolith Group: Medium Earth

Wednesday, Nov 19 2014

8 pm–9:30 pm
Free admission

The Otolith Group

Kodwo Eshun and Anjalika Sagar
Presentation and Artist Talk
Anthropocene Curriculum | Campus 2014: The Anthropocene Issue

Sunday, Nov 16 2014

3 pm
Free admission

Anthropocene Observatory – Can We Control the Earth?

with Armin Linke, Territorial Agency / John Palmesino and Ann-Sofi Rönnskog
Artist Talk
Anthropocene Observatory

Saturday, Nov 15 2014

6:30 pm–8 pm
Free admission

Anthropocene Observatory – The Dark Abyss of Time

with Armin Linke, Territorial Agency / John Palmesino and Ann-Sofi Rönnskog
Lecture
Anthropocene Curriculum

Sunday, Nov 2 2014

3 pm in English

Guided tour

The Anthropocene Project. A Report

Sunday, Oct 26 2014

3 pm in German

Guided tour

The Anthropocene Project. A Report

Sunday, Oct 19 2014

3 pm
Free admission with exhibition ticket

Nature as a Crime Scene?

with Adam Avikainen and Caterina Riva
Artist Talk
Adam Avikainen: CSI Department of Natural Resources

Friday, Oct 17 2014

9 am–5 pm
Free admission

Künstlerische Forschungsprojekte mit Berliner Schulen. Ein Abschluss

The Anthropocene Project. A Report

Thursday, Oct 16 2014

6 pm
Free admission

Exhibition Opening

Anthropocene Observatory: #4 The Dark Abyss of Time | The Otolith Group: Medium Earth | Adam Avikainen: CSI Department of Natural Resources
The Anthropocene Project. A Report

Video – 0:02:30

The Anthropocene Project | A Report

Exhibition trailer - with works by Adam Avikainen, The Otolith Group and Anthropocene Observatory (Armin Linke, Territorial Agency (John Palmesino and Ann-Sofi Rönnskog) and Anselm Franke)

The Anthropocene Project. A Report

The exhibitions

The Anthroprocene Project. A Report

The Anthropocene Project. A Report

Adam Avikainen: CSI Department of Natural Resources

The Otolith Group: Medium Earth

#4 The Dark Abyss of Time

Finissage – Guided tour

Which Matters Matter?

Sensitives as Prometheans?

The Otolith Group

Anthropocene Observatory – Can We Control the Earth?

Anthropocene Observatory – The Dark Abyss of Time

Guided tour

Guided tour

Nature as a Crime Scene?

Künstlerische Forschungsprojekte mit Berliner Schulen. Ein Abschluss

Exhibition Opening

The Anthropocene Project | A Report

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