compART, ALGORITHMUS UND ZUFALL

26 November 2005 - 25 January 2006 

FRIEDER NAKE, Germany

Frieder Nake is one of the earliest pioneers in Computer Art. His first exhibtion of plottersletches dates back to 1965. Together with Georg Nees and Michael A. Noll they had their first show in Stuttgart, Germany, called "Computerkunst".

His actual exhibtion together with Matthias Krauß and Susanne Grabowski consists of early plottersketches from the sixties and contemporary installations.

PROCESS/DRAWING

2 October - 23 November 2005

C.E.B. REAS, US

C.E.B. Reas, who is known in the digital world as Casey Reas is one of the most interesting artists concentrating on different aspects of Software Art. He shows a range of recent work in different media like software, written text or prints.

Together with his partner Ben Fry Reas received the Golden Nica, the highest award at Ars Electronica 2005, for their website processing.org.

A catalogue is available price 7 Euro.

TUNNELBLICK

27 August - 28 September 2005

GERO GRIES, Germany

OLD GEMS, SUMMERSHOW

16 July - 24 August 2005

JAMES FAURE WALKER, Great Britain
HERBERT FRANKE, Austria
LAURENCE GARTEL, US
GERHARD MANTZ, Germany
QUIDO SEN, Schwitzerland

A diverse selection of work from an international group of artists is the summershow of [DAM] Berlin. Mostly early prints of the artists and an installation from Quido Sen.

In many cases unique pieces with special value. 

ELECTRONIC HABITAT 05

11 June - 30 July 2006

STATION ROSE, Österreich

Station Rose is Elisa Rose & Gary Danner. A collaboration in visuals and sound. They are rooted in the techno and multimedia culture of the 80s. They combine pop art and performance to a new multimedia experience.

The installation consists of lightboxes, objects, films and environments.
www.stationrose.com

A catalogue is available price 20 Euros.

PEARL PARK SCRIPTURES 2004 - 2005

28 May - 13 July 2005

ROMAN VEROSTKO, USA

The new series of sketches are already considered as some of his most important works. They are shown for the first time in Berlin.

Each of the unique pieces are based on philosophic texts, which reflect to some degree the views and experiences in the life of Roman Verostko. They are created with his own written code and drawn by an inkpen-plotter.

A catalogue is available price 7 Euros.

BLIND DATES

16 April - 25 May 2005

GERHARD MANTZ, Germany

Initiated through his longer stay on the island Mallorca in 2004, Mantz expanded his own universe of landscapes into floral motives with seemingly ancient scenes. In his classical style he captured again archetypical concepts of landscapes, which seem so

Very strong his hiding places in the bushes. The view from inside. Can you remember?

A catalogue is available price 7 Euro.

RUN INTO FLOWERS

19 February - 13 April 2005

HOLGER LIPPMANN, Germany

Holger Lippmann's work is routed in Minimalism and the club culture. In the recent two years he has turned towards nature which resulted in the poetic animation "Minimal Garden", published by [DAM] Berlin in 2004 as a limited edition.

In his new solo show in Berlin he suprises with colourful abstractions and expressions from landscapes. A new animation is available as a limited edition also. DATA-STRUCTURE-FORM
http://www.lumicon.de/dsf.(90 Euros plus shipping)

A catalogue is available price 7 Euro. 

NORDIC PIONEERS

15 January - 17 February 2005

BECK & JUNG, Schweden
LARS-GUNNAR BODIN, Schweden
ANN-CHARLOTTE JOHANNESSON, Schweden
STURE JOHANNESSON, Schweden
SVENINGE DE MONÉR, Schweden
TORSTEN RIDELL, Schweden
GOERAN SUNDQVIST, Schweden

A cooperation of DAM Berlin with transmediale 05 and Electrohype.
Kindly supported by the Swedish Embassy, Berlin.
It was put together and exhibited for the first time in 2004 by the team of the electrohype festival in Malmoe, Sweden.

We invite you for an additional reception from 5-7 PM on Friday the 4th of February 2005 at DAM Berlin. Some artists will present.