Christian Korth 'Last Boat to Reality', 2008, boat, water bottles, beer bottles, foil, water, clock, t-shirt, broom, 215 x 115 x 150 cm / courtesy Galerie Birgit Ostermeier

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The exhibition You will never be the same, you will never change, it will be a long time at Galerie Birgit Ostermeier showcases new works by the Berlin-based artist Christian Korth (born 1972 in Seattle, USA),  displaying both aspects of his characteristic working style. Tom Felber from creative face Magazine met Christian Korth at the exhibition.

Andrea Offermann 'Twentyfour Hours' Page 3, 2007, Pen, Ink and digital / Courtesy Andrea Offermann

The artist, designer and publicist Andrea Offermann loves to explore new ways to show her concepts, whether it be painting, printmaking, sculpture, graphic novel, or film. Depending on the underlying idea of the work, she uses what will show her concept best, and disregards the clichés connected to that medium. This gives her the freedom to express herself in new ways continuously.

In her new work for the group show "Systema Naturae II - submerged" at Gallery Nucleus, Alhambra (10 minutes east ofdowntown Los Angeles), California, Andrea Offermann took her concept for this show, mainly focusing on pseudo-scientific evolution theories, a step further in experimenting with ways to put motion into the lifecycles she described.

S#22, 2007, 180 x 267 cm, Light Jet Print, Courtesy: Produzentengalerie Hamburg, Barbara Gross Galerie München @ Beate Gütschow VG Bildkunst

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In spring of this year, Berlin-based photographer Beate Gütschow (*1970) had a major solo exhibition at Haus am Waldsee in which she presented more than 30 large-scale photographs and videos spanning her artistic career to date. Tom Felber from creative face Magazine visited Beate Gütschow in her studio.

creative face MAGAZINE: Your photographs portray both reality and fiction. What is more important? Reality or fiction?

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From June 17 until September 7, 2008 the 16th BIENNALE OF SYDNEY, entitled REVOLUTIONS - FORMS THAT TURN takes place. The BIENNALE OF SYDNEY is Australia's largest and most exciting visual arts event. The free exhibition is expected to welcome more than a quarter of a million visitors, and more than 180 artists will participate - with over fifty newly created artworks presented alongside some of the world's most ground-breaking art from the avant-gardes of last century. The artistic Director of the 2008 BIENNALE OF SYDNEY is Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev.

The theme of the 16th BIENNALE OF SYDNEY, Revolutions - Forms That Turn, suggests the impulse to revolt, a desire for change, and seeing the world differently.

Bell Magazine Vol 2 - blue 7 / courtesy CREATE BERLIN

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From May 16 until June 27, 2008 CREATE BERLIN's Showroom No 10 presents the second issue of Bell Magazine, which has been created by artists, designers, architects and theoreticians. Bell Vol. 2, entitled ‘blue 7', is released in a limited edition of 500 and comes in a curated box. The exclusive box is a co-operation with Bell and CREATE BERLIN.