Lost Places: Rails tell
A bright birch grove and a disused railway site somewhere in Chemnitz, a story, a dance – a new project in the long-term project “Lost Places” …
Current contributions to the projects of the Fraktalwerk project space. Doing their own thing and doing it together, together and solo – that’s how the contributors work on different projects. Whether long-term projects or miscellanies: They are always curious about new impulses.
The Fraktalwerk invites you to participate in projects – in ever-changing constellations. Sometimes the collaboration lasts as long as the project – sometimes there is only a short guest appearance. Individual projects are so extensive that separate websites have been set up for them: Dreampray (Traumbeute) und Entangelments.
A bright birch grove and a disused railway site somewhere in Chemnitz, a story, a dance – a new project in the long-term project “Lost Places” …
In the large hall of Kunstquartier Bethanien on Mariannenplatz in Berlin Kreuzberg and on the ground floor, Robert Krokowski and Marlen Wagner presented their books together with over 100 artists, many small publishers and collectives.
‘We are right in the middle of it’ – this is how Tom Sojer begins his reflection on the Fraktalwerk evening event at the anniversary congress of pastoral theology.
Robert Krokowski’s artist books can be seen at the Fraktalwerk stand at Artbooks Berlin from November 22 to 24, 2024.
We are delighted about the publication of Marlen Wagner’s text ‘Die Stunde des Wolfes’ in the online magazine #kkl Kunst-Kultur-Literatur!
Fraktalwerk mit Marlen Wagner und Robert Krokowski auf der artbook.berlin2024: eine internationale Ausstellungsplattform für Kunstwerke, die von konzeptionellen Eigenschaften der Buchform und der grafischen Drucktechniken inspiriert sind.
On 17 September 2024, Fraktalwerk invited the participants of the anniversary congress on pastoral theology ‘250 years in between’ in Berlin to a special kind of in-between space. Christian Kern (Münster) and Tom Sojer (Erfurt) also contributed to the organisation of the evening in word and sound.
Some personal highlights from Friday, the second day of the festival at WIRWIR in Stuttgarter Straße: interesting conversations, nice people and lots of fun!
Hosting over 70 publishers and book artists, spread over 3 independent spaces the 4-day Flyleaf Festival is all about connecting, and sharing knowledge between publishers, artists, readers, zine enthusiasts, and book lovers.
A new series begins on Entangelments: “Angelus Suspensus. Essays on the patience of angels”. The new series also has a new format: these essays are dialogues, written conversations between two or more people.