ZENTRUM
01.12.22 - 08.02.23

at IDEAL and online in the virtual exhibition space: farspace.org

ZENTRUM highlights models of self-organization, decentralized networks and collective work. As a contact zone of different art spaces, the exhibition offers a space to jointly develop approaches for solidary structures and the sharing of resources. How can these shared spaces be maintained and organized? How can collective structures be preserved from institutional fixation?
The exhibition space acts as a hub to other exhibitions taking place online and in other art spaces. ZENTRUM thus articulates a network of relationships with new alliances and collaborations.
In the context of the exhibition, the digital platform FAR (Foundation for Artistic Relations) was created in collaboration with Kunstraum Rosa Stern/Munich and Fabian Hampel as a digital exhibition space and tool for networking. IDEAL enters into an exchange of content with the collective of the Kunstverein Leipzig. Connected to the content of the current exhibitions of both spaces, a publication will be created. The exhibition will be accompanied by a series of events.

In collaboration with: KV Leipzig, OxfordBerlin, Rosa Stern Space Munich and FAR - Foundation for Artistic Relations.

With digital and analog works by: Samuel Bich, Moving Target Collective (Alexa Steinbrück, Natalie Sontopski, Amelie Goldfuß), Fabian Hampel, Vanessa Opoku, Nadine Rangosch, Lion Sauterleute, Merlin Stadler, Paul Valentin.

Curation and display: Gregor Peschko
Curation and onlineplatform: Fabian Hampel, Kalas Liebfried, Merlin Stadler, Alexander Scharf
Support: Alan Biehlig, Evgenij Gottfried, Clara Hofmann
Graphics: Marcus Wachter
Documantation: Anna Sophia Knobloch

Exchange KV Leipzig - IDEAL / Workshop with Julia Schäfer

Cantine / get together at ZENTRUM

Bookrelease: Die Aufstellung - Rebekka Bauer / Photo: Christian Döller

book release: "From Windhoek To Kamina To Nauen" with contributions by: Angelika Waniek, Nashilongweshipwe Mushaandja, Frederike Moormann, Tuli Mekondjo, Mèhèza Kalibani, Dieter Daniels / photo: Gregor Peschko

The project was funded by