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abc Art Berlin Contemporary: Station Berlin, Berlin

  • Scott Myles (Artist)

    Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

    Abstract

    One gallery, one artist—this September, the 9th edition of abc art berlin contemporary will return to Station Berlin, continuing its commitment to a format that places the artist and their presentation of work at the center. Founded by a group of Berlin galleries, abc invites national and international peers to present solo presentations of artists within their program. abc’s continual development and transformation reflects characteristic features of the city—a passion for experimentation and openness to evolution and change.

    The abc GWB Veranstaltungs UG is an association of Berlin gallerists with a common interest in promoting Berlin as an art market and bringing its protagonists together. The association organises Gallery Weekend in the beginning of May and abc art berlin contemporary in September. Responsibility for the association is with the board of Berlin gallerists supported by the Honorary Advisory Board. Participation is by invitation.
    Gallery Weekend Berlin was founded in 2005 and takes place at the beginning of May every year. There are now around fifty participating Berlin galleries. abc, the galleries exhibition, was founded in 2008 and takes place annually in mid-September. abc brings together a number of individual positions in contemporary art, presented by national and international galleries.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationStation Berlin
    PublisherGWB Veranstaltungs UG
    Publication statusPublished - 13 Sept 2016
    EventABC: Art Berlin Contemporary - Station Berlin, Berlin, Germany
    Duration: 13 Sept 2016 → 18 Sept 2016
    http://www.artberlincontemporary.com/abc-art-berlin-contemporary-2016-participating-galleries-and-artists/

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