Transart Institute Berlin Summer Open Events 2012
Opening and exhibition
July 28, 19:00 midissage
July 21 – August 10, 2012,
Gallery hours: Thursday-Saturday 17:00-20:00
Exhibition: “Transformers: Coiled Potentials” — Download Catalog (3MB)
Curated by Anette Schäfer and Miles Chalcraft, Trampoline Agency
Atelierhof Kreuzberg, Schleiermacherstr. 31-37, 10961 Berlin
Talks + Discussions
Tanzfabrik, Möckernstr. 68, 10965 Berlin
July 23, 18:00 Nicolás Estevéz, Deborah Aschheim, Lisa Mezzacappa, Jean Marie Casbarian, Caroline Koebel + discussion
July 25, 18:00 Curator Ece Pazarbasi: “The Cook, the Shop Keeper, His Audio & Their Lover” + Curator Nadam Samman + discussion
July 30, 18:00 “Current projects” with curator, critics, and philosophers Myron Beasley, Merete Rostad, Radhika Subramaniam, Wolfgang Suetzl, Victoria Hindley
August 6, 13:30 “The PhD in Studio Art Experience” first hand accounts with Bennett, Gonzalez, Deborah Robinson, Geoff Cox, Michael Bowdidge
August 6, 18:00 Artist Ming Wong + artist Stanya Kahn + discussion
Pecha-Kucha
August 4, 10:30 – 12:00 Tanzfabrik, Möckernstr. 68, 10965 Berlin
Artists: Martin John Callanan, Miles Chalcraft, Dellbrugge and DeMoll, Michelle Teran, Bjorn Melhus, Julian Oliver, Elly Clarke, Astrid Menze, Jean Ulrick Desser, Gloria Zein, Sharon Paz
Open House to learn about the MFA + PhD
12:00 – 13:00 Tanzfabrik, Möckernstr. 68, 10965 Berlin
Zazen
Tuesday – Friday, 8:30-9:30, RSVP: info@transart.org
More about faculty and program…
For more information about the MFA and PhD program please contact Drew Henmi: henmi@transart.org
Transart Institute offers an international low-residency MFA and a practice-based PhD program for working artists in a highly individualized format. The innovative MFA program consists of three intensive summer residencies with lectures, workshops, critiques, seminars, performances and exhibitions in Europe and two winter residencies in New York. In the four semesters between residencies, students create their own course of study realizing individual art and research projects with the support of faculty and self-chosen artist mentors wherever they work and live. The MPhil/PhD is a three to four year full time degree program with an average work commitment of 30 hours per week. The Degree is only offered for practice-based research (creative work) accompanied by a written thesis that contextualizes the work. The Institute’s programs are geared towards the development of a sustainable artistic praxis rather than training in certain media or genres, challenging students to think conceptually and work creatively in new ways. Current students work with animation, curating, digital media, film, gaming, graphic design, installation, painting, performance, photography, robotics, sculpture, sound, text, video, virtual reality.