Additive Mag
Additive ist ein unabhängiges Kunstmagazin mit Interviews, Ausstellungsberichten und Künstlerporträts. Geschrieben für alle, die den Kunstbetrieb kennen, und für alle, die neu darin sind. Die Haltung dahinter: Es gibt keine richtige und keine falsche Art, Kunst anzusehen. Zuerst zählt, was ein Werk auslöst. Wer genau hinsieht, sieht auch Kulturen, Gesellschaften und sich selbst schärfer.
Additive is an independent art magazine with interviews, exhibition reports and artist portraits. It is written for readers who already know the art world and for those who are new to it. The thinking behind it: there is no right or wrong way to look at art. What counts first is what a work sets off in you. Looking closely at art sharpens how you see cultures, societies and yourself.
Additive erscheint auch gedruckt. Die aktuelle Ausgabe heißt Contemporary Printmaking.
Additive comes in print, too. The current issue is called Contemporary Printmaking.
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How could the “Working Class Hero” become the “Working Class Zero”? And what can we do about it? Moritz Lindur deals with these questions in his current exhibition…
The digital permeates every artistic practice, just as it permeates every other aspect of our lives. In his paintings and videos, Chris Dorland confronts us with this…
What would Michel Majerus think of today’s world, shaped by social media and artificial intelligence? His untimely death in 2002, aged only thirty-five leaves us with…
Klara Lidén’s current exhibition “Kunstwerke” impressively reveals what it is like living in the city and what power human-made spaces hold over us but fails to move…
Expectations were high for Pierre Huyghe’s exhibition Liminals, presented by the LAS Art Foundation in the Halle am Berghain. The artist is known for his dystopian…
After they made a splash in the Berlin art scene with their exhibition “Polyphonic Views“ at Funkhaus Berlin this fall, I caught up with Victor Auberjonois who…
With “In Dreams Begin Responsibilities“, Indian-born artist Amrita Dhillon presents her first solo show at Tanya Leighton, Berlin — a visual journey to her homeland, or…
Houses, streets, construction sites, utility boxes – the ordinary urban landscape. We take all these elements for granted, as if concrete, metal, and plastic followed…
Anthony Goicolea’s work moves between collective and individual experience. The different works by the Cuban-American artist currently shown at Galerie Crone, Berlin…
From fountain installations to automatic drawings, Kevin Lüdicke’s works span introversion and extroversion, humor and contemplation. His current show at Gegen & Lücke…
The role of the body seems to be becoming more abstract in today’s world. Social life increasingly takes place in digital spaces, and the representation of the body is…
What does painting have to do with the universe? At the moment, the works of Anna Leonhardt at Galerie Friese in Berlin show that the two spheres are more closely…
Video games are not real. They are a nice way to leave real life behind and unwind. Action-packed games in which your own life is threatened and you therefore have to…
Arriving at Tracey Snelling’s studio apartment in Kreuzberg, she brought her sculptures to life for me and we spent the first 15 minutes walking through the world(s) she…