Schinkel Pavillon | HUMAN IS
Schinkel Pavillon is currently showing the exhibition HUMAN IS. Distinctions between dystopia and reality are increasingly collapsing in the face of unstoppable technological and ecological upheavals. Against this background, Human Is uses science fiction as an intellectual and aesthetic vehicle to mobilise alternative future scenarios, political imagination and a new posthuman ethic. The exhibition borrows its name from the short story of the same name by Philip K. Dick (1955) and negotiates humanity as a disputable and reversible category.
Event period:
Sunday, 19. March – Sunday, 23. July 2023
Extended opening hours on Gallery Weekend:
Wed – Fri: 2pm – 8pm
Sat – Sun: 11am – 8pm
Opening hours:
Thu – Fri: 2 – 7 pm
Sat – Sun: 11am – 7pmhttps://deeds.news/2023/04/schinkel-pavillon-human-is-until-23-07-2023/?lang=en
Image above: Ivana Basic, Belay My Light, the Ground Is Gone, 2018. Wax, pink alabaster, blown glass, breath, dust, weight, oil paint, print, stainless steel. Courtesy of the artist. Ian Cheng, Emissary Sunsets The Self, 2017. live simulation and story, infinite duration, paint, sound. Courtesy the artist and Pilar Corrias, London and Gladstone Gallery, Brussels. Joachim Bandau, Black dormant hose monstrosity, 1972. Fibreglass reinforced polyester resin, pigmented, mannequin segments, C-hose couplings, Vacuflex hose. Courtesy of the artist and the Neues Museum Nürnberg. Image: Frank Sperling, 2023.
