“It always takes one to know one, stranger. Maybe we’re just wiser now. Yeah, and been around the block so many times that we don’t notice that we’re all just perfect strangers as long as we ignore that we all begin as strangers just before we find we really aren’t strangers anymore.” – Tom Waits

GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE: INTERNATIONAL VIDEO ART FESTIVAL Presented by Clemens Wilhelm TITANIK GALLERY / SUMU A.I.R. PROGRAMME JULY 17th 2012 • 6 pm Artists: Charlotte Young (UK), Francisco Montoya Cázarez (MEX), Nicolás Rupcich (CL), Daniel Cockburn (CAN), Kate Rowles (UK), Elizabeth Wurst (PE), Constantin Hartenstein (D), Julia Charlotte Richter (D), Dwayne Butcher (USA),

An airplane circles over Berlin dragging a banner with the message “MACHT NICHTS”. These two seemingly simple German syllables “MACHT NICHTS” are an ambiguous German word play: on the one hand one can read it as a pacification – “It’s no so bad, it doesn’t matter” – on the other hand one could understand it

Reflect, Resonate, Reshape, Repeat is a new audiovisual installation that explores the interplay between architecture and sound. The piece algorithmically mixes live and edited video that incorporates the audience into the work. The installation includes a projection of video from a series of artist talks, each video plays the same moment from the preceding artist

  I am writing a software program to analyze the pattern of seismic waves, and compare and match them with different animal voices. It is a research project of the existence of mysterious beings living under the Earth. Seismic wave is low-frequency acoustic energy that travel through the earth. Scientists believe that it is mostly

Yurie Ido (Japan, 1980) studied oil painting and animation at Tama Art University in Tokyo. She moved to Berlin in 2003, where she graduated with an MFA from Udk – Berlin’s University of the Arts – in 2007. While studying at UdK, Ido began making video performances in galleries and theaters around Berlin. In her performances

Welcome to the journey to darkness where nothing is predictable. What is the everyday life like in the eternal night of north pole? Sabine Popp’s exhibition Remote Sensing examines northern darkness and the effects of geographical environment on human body. The installation consists of moving images, sound and photograph. Popp asks whether it is possible

Artist talk and Presentation Thursday 6th October at 18.00. Mateusz Pozar is an artist based in Sweden, and the current artist in residency at SUMU / Arte, located in a studio of gallery Titanik, Turku. He has a BA in photography and an MFA from the University of Gothenburg, where he graduated in 2007 and

Opening: Friday 10th of June at 18–20 Welcome! This idea is born primarily from my interest in the schizophrenic and confused representations of female sexuality within our popular culture, be they sexy, alluring, shameful, horrific, dangerous, infantile, crazy, excessive or out of control. I am primarily referencing the figure of the 50 foot Woman, which