Rohkunstbau

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The Rohkunstbau is an international series of exhibitions for contemporary art . It takes place annually in Brandenburg at different exhibition locations and lasts 10 weeks each. The first Rohkunstbau was held in 1994.

The series of exhibitions supports contemporary art and culture, as well as the rediscovery and revitalization of almost forgotten cultural sites in the rural regions of Brandenburg. The series of exhibitions goes back to an initiative of the medical doctor Arvid Boellert, who oversees the project together with the curator Mark Gisbourne. The exhibition concept brings together contemporary visual arts from internationally known and young Brandenburg art under topic-specific and site-specific guidelines. As a rule, each exhibition is accompanied by a catalog.

Word creation "Rohkunstbau"

The name of the exhibition is an artificial word. The name goes back to the first exhibition location: a concrete hall in Groß Leuthen near Lübben , which was built in 1989 for the GDR Workers' Festival but was never completed, but remained in the shell. The exhibition organizers made the hall usable and used it for five years. From 1999 the exhibition moved one after the other to various vacant Brandenburg castles, which were only ever available for temporary use.

Exhibition locations

Artist

The following artists have been involved in Rohkunstbau since 2001: Wafae Ahalouch el Keriasti (2010), Nevin Aladağ (2014), Vasco Araújo (2006), Martin Assig (2009), Miroslav Balka (2004), Edouard Baribeaud (2016), Sylvie Barré ( 2006), Robert Barta (2009), Marc Bauer (2008), Ammar al-Beik (2016), Guy Ben-Ner (2008), Christine Berndt (2001), G. Roland Biermann (2001), Norbert Bisky (2003) , The Blue Noses (2006), Sandra Boeschenstein (2015), Monica Bonvicini (2006), Louise Bourgeois (2005), Marc Brandenburg (2011), Sergey Bratkov (2005), Alexander Braun (2002), Christoph Brech (2011), Candice Breitz (2007), Micha Brendel (2003), Laura Bruce (2018), Marcel Bühler (2013), Jonas Burgert (2002), Sokari Douglas Camp (2016), Eva Castringius (2014), Jake and Dinos Chapman (2005) , Chen Saofeng (2004), Olga Chernysheva (2015), Maria Chevska (2007), Mat Collishaw (2010), Angela de la Cruz (2016), Martin Dammann (2018), Sean Dawson (2010), Yann Delacour (2005) , Thomas Demand (2007), Marta Deskur (2003), A K Dolven (2006), Hannah Dougherty (2006), Andreas Dress (2001), Smadar Dreyfus (2014), Sven Drühl (2003), Marcel Dzama (2005), Margret Eicher (2013), Nezaket Ekici (2014), Elmgreen and Dragset (2017), Simon English (2017), Shahram Entekhabi (2017), Ayşe Erkmen (2007), Simon Faithfull (2011), Fang Lijun (2005), Valérie Favre (2013), Dennis Feddersen (2009), Sylvie Fleury ( 2003), Jarosław Fliciński (2007), Thomas Florschuetz (2004), Laura Ford (2005), Philipp Fürhofer (2013), ////// fur //// (2005), Jeanno Gaussi (2017), Pélagie Gbaguidi (2017), Ori Gersht (2010), Andrew Gilbert (2017), GODsDOGs (Britta & Ron Helbig) (2018), Anthony Goicolea (2016), Niklas Goldbach (2010), Ivan Gorshkov (2017), Rainer Görß (2001) , Amélie Grözinger (2017), Philip Grözinger (2015), Shilpa Gupta (2004), Nilbar Güreş (2018), Klaus Hack (2001), Richard Hamilton (2008), Mona Hatoum (2006), Holly Hendry (2018), Franziska Henning (2002), Jörg Herold (2002), Frank Herrmann (2002), Gregor Hildebrandt (2009), Susan H iller (2004), Sabine Hornig (2009), Birgit Huebner (2003), Markus Huemer (2004), Leiko Ikemura (2015), Kristina Inčiūraitė (2004), Magdalena Jetelová (2018), Jia (2016), Britta Jonas (2008 ), Lisa Junghanß (2009), Juliane Jüttner (2003), MK Kähne (2003), Jan Kaila (2003), Šejla Kamerić (2009), Ruprecht von Kaufmann (2014), Markus Keibel (2014), Alexandra Khlestkina (2008) , Lina Kim (2004), Leszek Knaflewski (2001), Ola Kolehmainen (2007), Zlatko Kopljar ​​(2013), Roman Korovin (2018), Valery Koshlyakov (2002), Kristian Kožul (2015), Katarzyna Kozyra (2009), Clemens Krauss (2016), Elke Krystufek (2013), Kubiak and Rauch (2001), Zofia Kulik (2018), Kunstplan (2001), Tilman Küntzel (2003), Michael Kutschbach (2005), Alicja Kwade (2014), Philipp Lachenmann ( 2015), Langlands & Bell (2006), Dominik Lejman (2015), Via Lewandowsky (2005), Robert Lucander (2014), Tatiana Macedo (2017), Oswaldo Maciá (2011), Melanie Manchot (2006), Kate McMillan (2018 ), Emo de Medeiros (2017), Bjørn Melhus (2005), Boris Mikhailov (2003), Judy Millar (2011), Toshihiko Mitsuya (2017), Jaroslaw Modzelewski (2002), Christiane Möbus (2015), Cathy de Monchaux (2010), Jonathan Monk (2008), Ryan Mosley (2016), Steffen Mühle (2002), Berit Myrebøe (2001), Deimantas Narkevičius (2009), Mariele Neudecker (2011), Frank Nitsche (2011), José Noguero (2008), Lennaart van Oldenborgh (2014), João Penalva (2004), Katinka Pilscheur (2011), Bettina Pousttchi (2008), Thomas Rentmeister (2007), Cornelia Renz (2008), Gerhard Richter (2007), Stefan Roloff (2010), Julian Rosefeldt (2007), Miguel Rothschild (2015), Cameron Rudd (2002 ), Michael Sailstorfer (2005), Karin Sander (2011), Wilhelm Sasnal (2010), Yehudit Sasportas (2004), Thomas Scheibitz (2009), Cornelia Schleime (2004), Erik Schmidt (2014), Gregor Schneider (2006), Arne Schreiber (2016), Gil Marco Shani (2007), Yinka Shonibare (2004), Katharina Sieverding (2013), Elisa Sighicelli (2010), Daniel Silver (2015), Johanna Smiatek (2010), Jan-Peter ER Sonntag (2002 ) , Bill Spinhoven (2003), Peter Stauss (2016), Martin Straka (2001), Annelies Štrba (2013), Hamid Sulaiman (2016), Ion Sur (2014), Nasan Tur (2014), Mariana Vassileva (2011), Costa Vece (2006), Thomas Virnich (2002), Cornelius Völker (2005), Brigitte Waldach (2008), Michael Wesely (2006), Christopher Winter (2018), Claudia Wissmann (2001), Ming Wong (2013), Michael Wutz ( 2013), Damir Žižić (2015)

Catalogs

  • Arvid Boellert, Stefan Skowron (eds.): VIII. Rohkunstbau. Groß Leuthen Castle / Spreewald, 11.08. until 01.09. 2001. 2001
  • Arvid Boellert, Stefan Skowron (eds.): IX. Rohkunstbau. August 11th to 31st, 2002 in Schloss Groß Leuthen / Spreewald. 2002
  • Arvid Boellert (ed.): X. Rohkunstbau. Contemporary art from July 5 to August 31, 2003. Contemporary art from July 5 to August 31, 2003. [Schloss Groß Leuthen]. 2003, ISBN 3-00-011728-8
  • Arvid Boellert (ed.): [XI.] Rohkunstbau. [27. June - August 22nd] 2004 [Groß Leuthen Castle]. 2004, ISBN 3-89930-097-1
  • Arvid Boellert (ed.): XII. Rohkunstbau. Child scenes. Child's Play. [26. June - August 28th] 2005. [Groß Leuthen Castle]. 2005, ISBN 3-00-016293-3
  • Arvid Boellert (ed.): Three colors - blue. Three colors - blue. XIII. Rohkunstbau. July 9-10, 2006. Groß Leuthen moated castle. 2006, ISBN 3-7913-3748-3 , ISBN 978-3-7913-3748-7
  • Arvid Boellert (ed.): Three colors - white. Three colors - white. XIV. Rohkunstbau. July 15 - August 26, 2007. Sacrow Palace, Potsdam. 2007, ISBN 978-3-89930-199-1 , ISBN 3-89930-199-4
  • Arvid Boellert (ed.): Three colors - red. Three colors - red. XV. Rohkunstbau. July 17 - October 5, 2008. Villa Kellermann / Potsdam. 2008, ISBN 978-3-89930-232-5
  • Arvid Boellert (ed.): XVI. Rohkunstbau. Atlantis I. Hidden histories - new identities. July 12th - September 13th 2009. Marquardt Palace / Potsdam. 2009, ISBN 978-3-89930-267-7
  • Arvid Boellert (ed.): XVII. Rohkunstbau. Atlantis II. Hidden histories - imagined identities. 9. 7. - 12. 9. 2010. Marquardt Palace / Potsdam. 2010, ISBN 978-3-89930-306-3
  • Arvid Boellert (ed.): XVIII. Rohkunstbau. Power. Power. July 1 - September 11, 2011. Marquardt Palace / Potsdam. Berlin 2011, ISBN 978-3-89930-336-0
  • Arvid Boellert (ed.): Morals. Rohkunstbau XIX. [11. August to September 22, 2013, Roskow Castle.] 2013
  • Heinrich Böll Foundation Brandenburg (ed.): Revolution. Rohkunstbau XX. Roskow Castle. 6.7. – 21.9.2014. 2014
  • Heinrich Böll Foundation Brandenburg (ed.): Apocalypse. Rohkunstbau XXI. Roskow Castle. June 21 - September 6, 2015. 2015
  • Heinrich Böll Foundation Brandenburg (ed.): XXII. Rohkunstbau. Between the worlds. Between the Worlds. July 10 - September 18, 2016. Roskow Castle. 2016
  • Heinrich Böll Foundation Brandenburg (ed.): XXIII. Rohkunstbau. The beauty in the other. The Beauty of Difference. July 1 - September 10, 2017. Lieberose Castle. 2017
  • Heinrich Böll Foundation Brandenburg (ed.): XXIV. Rohkunstbau. Caution. Mind the gap. June 30 - September 9, 2018. Spreewald, Lieberose Castle. 2018
  • Arvid Boellert, Inka Thunecke (HG): ROHKUNSTBAU 25. Tenderness. Living together - tenderness. About Common Living. June 27, 2020 - September 20, 2020, Lieberose Castle, 2020, in preparation

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ How artists use the ailing charm of Lieberose Castle. Retrieved June 29, 2020 .