Editions
NEW EDITION
Angelika J. Trojnarski
Canary in the Coal Mine, 2023
Fine art inkjet print
38 x 30 cm
Edition of 30 + 5 AP
€ 600,00 (VAT included)
Šejla Kamerić
Letters from the Frontiers XI, 2022
Fine art inkjet print
25 x 33.5 cm
Edition of 30 + 10 AP
€ 600,00 (VAT included)
Grit Richter
Not Over Yet, 2022
Archival pigment print
30 x 37.5 cm
Edition of 50 + 10 AP
€ 600,00 (VAT included)
Spring of 2020 | Editions
Each of the artists’ edition refers to content from our 10-week online program or originates from an image that evolved during the lockdown period. Together with d'mage, a printing specialist in Berlin, we created these beautiful editions as a very special fine art archival pigment print on Hahnemühle paper. The editions have all the same size either 40 x 30 cm or 30 x 40 cm, available as single prints or as a box set including all nine prints. They all come with a signed certificate.
10% of the proceeds from Spring of 2020 will be donated to a women‘s shelter in Berlin, an organisation in high demand due to the rise of domestic abuse since the pandemic started.
Box Set | Spring of 2020 Edition
Edition Nr. 1 - 20 are sold for a reduced price in a folder, including all 9 prints by each artist.
Ulf Aminde, Annabel Daou, Šejla Kamerić, Kapwani Kiwanga, Laurel Nakadate, Grit Richter, Lina Scheynius, Angelika J. Trojnarski, Anna Witt.
Spring of 2020
Archival pigment print
2020
30 x 40 cm / 40 x 30 cm
Edition of 50 (1-20)
€ 2.500,00 (VAT included)
Ulf Aminde | Spring of 2020
Wo bitte geht es zur Mehmet-Turgut-Straße?
2020
Archival pigment print
40 x 30 cm
Edition of 50 (21-50)
€ 500,00 (VAT included)
Mehmet Turgut was the 5th NSU murder victim, he was shot on February 25, 2004 in Rostock at a snack bar. The street signs were renamed by activists in the Berlin district of Prenzlauer Berg near the synagogue which had been spied on by the NSU. The renaming of the street took place at the same time as the NSU trial was pronounced at the Munich Higher Regional Court – to point out the structural deficit that victims and affected persons of racist violence are NOT at the centre of memorial culture which stands in contrast to the strong media attention for the perpetrators.
The profits of my edition will be donated to the 140 sqm Place of Remembrance of the Initiative February 19 in Hanau, which commemorates the racist attack on February 19, 2020.
- Ulf Aminde
Annabel Daou | Spring of 2020
dusk/dawn
2020
Archival pigment print
40 x 30 cm
Edition of 50 (21-50)
€ 500,00 (VAT included)
From dusk until dawn, I paced the hallway with a set of worry beads in my hands and someone else’s worries on my mind.
- Annabel Daou
Šejla Kamerić | Spring of 2020
The Party Is Over
2020
Archival pigment print
40 x 30 cm
Edition of 50 (21-50)
€ 500,00 (VAT included)
We are all part of the system which is broken. We exploit, overproduce, over-consume, unreasonably dispose, and destroy. We choose not to see the devastation we leave behind.
Fashion waste is used as a symbol. The imprinted message is for us.
The party is over!
- Šejla Kameric
Kapwani Kiwanga | Spring of 2020
twofold
2020
Archival pigment print
30 x 40 cm
Edition of 50 (21-50)
€ 500,00 (VAT included)
Originating from research around colours used in institutions to control behaviour this is a studio trial that I photographed. This find of material notebook led to other three dimensional works including linear paintings and écorchés shown at my solo exhibition at the Esker Foundation in Canada.
I chose this body of work for the online program as it came out of an initial question I had as to how people's bodies and movement were disciplined and effected by architecture and spatial design. A lot of the research related to these works kept on bringing me back to hygiene discourse - particularly in response to Tuberculosis in Europe, and their larger long-lasting effects on societies. I often look backward to understand my present and imagine a future. In our current context I can reread this body of work not as a way of understanding our now but rather gaining perspective.
- Kapwani Kiwanga
Laurel Nakadate | Spring of 2020
Untitled
2020
Archival pigment print
30 x 40 cm
Edition of 50 (21-50)
€ 500,00 (VAT included)
During quarantine my son and I have looked for rainbows all over our house each day. It’s a game we play together.
- Laurel Nakadate
Grit Richter | Spring of 2020
Sometimes, When I Think of It (Pt.01)
2020
Archival pigment print
40 x 30 cm
Edition of 50 (21-50)
€ 500, 00 (VAT included)
Two abstract forms in an embraced situation. The setting is dark and intimate and somehow unreal. The forms transform into figures, they seem to hug, or do they hold each other? Yet the second figure stays hazy. She seems present and absent at the same time. We don‘t know if it’s real or if it’s about a memory, a wish or a dream. This work is about connectivity, desire, and the presence of absence.
- Grit Richter
Lina Scheynius | Spring of 2020
Untitled - from flower series
2020
Archival pigment print
40 x 30 cm
Edition of 50 (21-50)
€ 500,00 (VAT included)
My flower project came about over a couple of years when I was going through a rough time. There was something so healing and soothing in being completely present in the beauty of these plants and really taking the time to get to know them. This particular flower I found on a night walk in a garden in Sweden.
- Lina Scheynius
Angelika J. Trojnarski | Spring of 2020
Waldbaden
2020
Archival pigment print, ball pen
40 x 30 cm
Edition of 50 (21-50)
€ 500,00 (VAT included)
All my work in the recent years is inspired by our environment, natural phenomena, and physical forces. It deals with the fascinating facets of nature, its fundamental power – yet at the same time points out its fragility and the threat posed by the human-made, epochal climate change.
I want to create awareness and respect toward the precarious situation of our environment, I want to inspire action. I am deeply moved by the love for nature and its sublime force.
- Angelika J. Trojnarski
Anna Witt | Spring of 2020
Im Busch
2020
Archival pigment print
30 x 40 cm
Edition of 50 (21-50)
€ 500,00 (VAT included)
The photo was taken during the development process of the project "The Radical Empathiarchy", in which I accompanied a group of young people in Leipzig in the construction and implementation of a manifesto of a possible youth-movement. In a collective discussion, their social utopias and their feelings within prevailing systems were discussed. The existing norms and values of society were questioned and deconstructed, with the inherent aim of the search for meaning that is truly felt by them. The manifesto that emerged, however, does not expose itself in written form as is usual, but rather as performative interpretations in public space.
- Anna Witt