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Royal Garments
Inspired by a dream the royal garments symbolically represent the possibility to create
satisfying relationships which overcome limitations as e.g. the construction of two sexes.
Object: 140 x 300 cm
Material: cotton, thread, beads
Concept, material, embroidery: Julia Vitalis
Photography: Angela Ankner
With friendly support of Anette Maschmann
Work Exhibition of the Artists Network Neukölln, Schillerpalais, May/ June 2006
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Photo: Annette Köhn |
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The BIG and the small art
A Power Point Presentation of
Julia Vitalis
There are only two kind of arts: The BIG and the small art.
Some art lovers get destabalized while visiting an exhibition etc. and needs a strong
guideline how to judge this or that artwork. Julia Vitalis is aquainted with this
problem but she perceives these doubts not only as innecessary but merely as harmful
because they question constitutional social principles. In her presentation she will
introduce a system of categories which has been developped exclusively for this problem
for that everybody can orientate and stick to it. It may be learnt irrespective of
academic background and artistic knowledge in only 20 minutes by the audience. In
the consequence, this simple method with its different criteria for separation and
distinction can be applied by everyone on duty of the BIG ART.
Night and Fog, Musenstube, Berlin, 4.11.06
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Photo: Anne Pillen |
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Lively Balconies
A participative project of Anne Pillen (NL), Sabine Nicodemus (D) and Julia Vitalis
(D)
During our participative project, we invited inhabitants of Neukölln
to make a personal statement of their own or their neighbors` balcony, to use it as
an public stage or to embellish it eventually. Clandestine curiosity and potential
jealousy had also been aspects of this temporary artistic action: What is invisible
for the pedestrian on the street what is directly between my feet? Can I as a neighbour
catch glimpses of the opposite balcony or the one below me? In coordination with the
inhabitants, we let them and their balconies develop a communicative and creative
independent existance.
Duration of the project: 2006
Exhibition: Kunstladen Emser 126, Berlin, 25.11.06
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Photos: Angela Ankner/ Last Photo: Susanne Britz |
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Of Cloth and Snakes
A Photo-Story
Photography: Angela Ankner
2005/2006 |
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