Auszeichnung
künstlerischer Projekträume
und -initiativen

Spor Klübü

2003
Freienwalder Straße
31
Berlin
13359

Michelle Atherton, Jette Gejl, TV MCCormack, It doesn’t have a Shape, it has a Shadow, 2019, Foto: M. Mayer

TRANSIT-series#1, Johannes Bünemann, Karthamazän, 2018, Foto: Matthias Mayer

Die Coronapandemie hat uns merkwürdigerweise eher resilienter und produktiver gemacht − und darin bestärkt, immer wieder hinaus in den Stadtraum zu gehen, um zu versuchen, Einfluss zu nehmen.Art should first and foremost raise questions that are important for present and future societies. In the last decade, art has moved closer to science, technology, and society. It has become less commercialized and more diverse. We would like art to become not only illustrative and speculative, but also functional, embedding even more science and technologies within itself. This would encourage the audience to be even closer to art, perhaps more critical, diverse, ­tolerant, and creative.Every hour one puts into the project will be missed in your own practice. Project spaces are significant to counter the institutions and their market-oriented curated productions. They still have the ­capac­ity to foster artistic practices and communities, but also to be resistant to general tendencies and trends. Perhaps project spaces are now what once were the underground and the avant-garde.