Carsten Becker
News & Exhibitions
News about the conceptual artwork by German artist Carsten Becker who lives and works in Berlin, Germany.
Where the Trees Have Numbers
HAUNT, Berlin
Sep 4–26 2020
News & Exhibitions
Upcoming
Edition #5, Haunt, Berlin, Dec 5 2020
Noysky Projects (solo)
Los Angeles, USA
June 10th – July 11th 2021
Part of the exchange progamme Berlin-LA Connect
Past
Slumber
HAUNT, Kluckstr. 23, 10785 Berlin
June 11 – 14 2020
Homeostasis
Opening: 22. Nov. 2019 6–10 pm, 23. Nov. – 1. Dez.
Heit, Eichendorffstr. 5, 10115 Berlin
Carsten Becker, Ekaterina Burlyga, Lukas Glinkowski, Marianna Ignataki, Simon Mullan, Sonja Ofen, Ena Oppenheimer, Marco Schmitt
Curated by Stephan Klee and Carsten Becker
April 19th 2019, 6–7:45 pm
Fata Morgana Galerie, Torstr. 170, Berlin
Artist Carsten Becker in conversation with neuroscientist Ina Filla about transgenerational trauma and his photographic series “Agfacolor.”
29 Mar – 14 Apr 2019, Kunstpunkt Berlin, Schlegelstr. 6, 10115 Berlin
Opening Thu 28 Mar 6 – 12 PM.
Curated by Charlotte Silbermann
http://www.daily-lazy.com/2019/04/bed-manners-at-kunstpunkt-berlin.html
December 9 - 16 2018. POHLEN, Pohlstr. 58, Berlin
Opening: Sat. 8th Dec., 6 -10 pm. Finissage: Sun. 16th Dec. 3 - 6pm
Curated by Patrick Alt & Marco Schmitt
Carsten Becker, Sean Julien Biermann, Lutz Braun, Ulrike Buck, James Ensor, Julian Fickler, Sebastian Hammwöhner, Thomas Grötz, Rebecca Guez, Maika Hassan-Beik, Sören Hiob, Dominic Kennedy, Oskar Korsár, Kalin Lindena, René Luckhardt, Zoe Claire Miller, Patrick Fabian Panetta, Markus Proschek, Maximilian Rödel, Norbert Schwontkowski, Paul Sochacki. Jörg Söchting, Felix Stumpf, Agnieszka Szostek, Lisa Tiemann, Anke Völk, Gabriel Vormstein, Reinhard Wetjen, Michaela Zimmer
BANK, BLANK
June 22nd – July 1st 2018
48 Stunden Neukölln, building of the former Berliner Sparkasse, Alfred-Scholz-Platz 1, 12043 Berlin
Carsten Becker, RAL
Frontviews, Tucholskystr. 37, 10117 Berlin, June 8 – 23
"RAL is not a classification system like the Pantone Rainbow but a collection of colors still in use to this day. What fascinates Carsten Becker are the gaps in this collection: Few things have more to say than that which is concealed and lost. For instance, Becker uses panzer grey, sand grey and dark yellow to produce triptychs. His intensive working of the RAL colors also serves to reveal the subtle changes between seemingly identical hues."
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Daily Lazy Projects, Athens, Greece, May 9 – June 6, 2018
Carsten Becker, Emanuel Bernstone, Mit Borrás, Thorsten Kasper, Leon Manoloudakis, Natasha Papadopoulou, Sofia Touboura, Iris Touliatou, Michaela Zimmer.
thirdness
Kunstquartier Bethanien Berlin, Sept. 14–17, 2017
The group exhibition 'thirdness' brings together works by the artists Carsten Becker, Henrik Strömberg, Johannes Wald, Michaela Zimmer and a performative literary piece by author and poet Jens Soneryd. Curated by Tamara Branovic.
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Mitte Media Festival
Fata Morgana Galerie, Berlin, May 06, 2017
Works by Carsten Becker and Sandra Ratkovic
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