Archive - Artapparat

#14—AAAnniversary 🎂

One year of Artapparat. A steep start. A brief period of reflection. Now back in rhythm. As long as there is pasta on Thursdays, there will be…

Feb 17 •

January 2024

#13—Hiding Place 🫣

Hiding is easy. Doing nothing about grievances is easier than rebelling against them. Doing something for the cause you believe in is essential, and…

Jan 20 •

November 2023

#12—It is the rhythm of life 🌀

We apologize for the delay. We first had to find our rhythm again. About saying goodbye, about new beginnings and about life itself.

Nov 15, 2023 •

October 2023

#11—We back: Georgia on our minds 🇬🇪

Summer break is over even if we still blessed with a few more warm days. This beautiful late summer warmth still makes us reminisce about our summer…

Oct 1, 2023 •

July 2023

#10—Hot town, summer in the city 🏝

Our 10th issue is a short one. With one hot recommendation we say goodbye and head into our summer break. We'll be back beginning of September with…

Jul 1, 2023 •

June 2023

#09—Famous canvas called poster 📈

What the canvas is to a painter, the poster is to a designer. Fixed formats, specific papers and different printing techniques are the prerequisites for…

Jun 15, 2023 •

#08—Stay hydrated 💦

Summer is here. Hot times are ahead of us. This issue is like jumping into a cool lake or feeling your heated head under a cool shower.

Jun 1, 2023 •

May 2023

#07—Read(able) artworks 📚

Reading artists’ publications can like wandering exhibition spaces. That's why this issue is dedicated to the medium “book”. A collaboration with…

May 15, 2023 •

#06—Gallery Weekend 2023 [The Afterglow]🧢

Here comes a solution approach to the fear of not getting all the interesting events under one cap.

May 1, 2023 •

April 2023

#05—Art as the saviour of written language 🔠

We are drowning in what feels like a never-ending tsunami of images. Is art that expresses itself only through letters and words any form of remedy…

Apr 15, 2023 •

#04—Architecture and its boundaries 🏛

You are either included or excluded, there is not much space in between. A search for moments in which architecture has the chance to break up old…

Apr 1, 2023 •

March 2023

#03—Vitamin D Art 🌈

Everybody who has experienced it knows the intensity of a Berlin winter. Dark, grey and predominantly dreary. An attempt to charge our vitamin D budgets…

Mar 15, 2023 •

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