02/19 Wallcarpets, #LLTLVC
Mär 2, 18:53 by Ivonne Dippmann
Ivonne Dippmann WV 2019 235 – 249
Artworks kickstrarter-edition #liebesliedtlvc
Ivonne Dippmann WV 2019 235 – 249
thekidswantcommunism, 15 wall-carpets by FriedrichDippmann, produced in Chemnitz in collaboration with the professorship of TU Chemnitz, 2018
The Kids Want Communism is a textile-based project that began with the production of twelve prototypes (sweaters), made in Chemnitz and documented in Tel Aviv for the artbook project Liebeslied Chemnitz – Tel Aviv in autumn 2017. Based on the positive feedback and demand to purchase these sweaters, Friedrich Dippmann produced a limited edition of 80 knitted sweaters and a few beanies. The production and optimization took place in Chemnitz in 2018. In addition to wearable items, we produced full-size pieces to determine the colors and patterns of each individual design. These few pieces are now available for sale as part of the Kickstarter edition for #liebesliedtlvc.
Abstract pattern, back-side SarahYotam, 4-color design, first prototypes by Friedrich Dippmann, Chemnitz. 2017
© Photography: Studio Ivonne Dippmann
02/19 Photography, Gewinner
Feb 20, 22:14 by Ivonne Dippmann
Ivonne Dippmann WV 2019 – Justus Lippke Founder of Juliwerk, Berlin-based
workshop Juliwerk, Naumannpark, Berlin 2019
Gewinner is an ongoing documentary project in Germany and Israel since 2016. It documents and follows friends and colleagues behind-the-scenes in both countries. Its aim is to show their personal space in combination with their work they have been creating and developing over the years. Gewinner was originally part of the artbook-project #liebesliedtlvc and developed into an independent series of black-and-white portraits.
© Photography: Studio Ivonne Dippmann
02/19 Collage, #LLTLVC
Feb 15, 12:19 by Ivonne Dippmann
Ivonne Dippmann WV 2019 089 – 109 Artworks kickstarter edition #liebesliedtlvc.Ivonne Dippmann WV 2019 089 – 109 For we bend and break time, 20 photo collages Chemnitz & Tel Aviv, Edding and ink on paper, A3, framed and numbered, kickstarter edition artbook #liebesliedtlvc, Chemnitz 2019
© Photography: Studio Ivonne Dippmann
02/19 Woolworks, #LLTLVC
Feb 10, 21:19 by Ivonne Dippmann
Ivonne Dippmann WV 2019 082 – 088Ivonne Dippmann WV 2019 082 – 088 From Berlin with love, yarn in different colours, 6 m flatsteel (available in different colours), 100 × 70 cm, 1/7, signed and numbered, Berlin 2019. This edition of seven individual artworks is part of the kickstarter edition for #liebesliedtlvc.
© Photography: Studio Ivonne Dippmann
01/19 Collage, VA #LLTLVC
Jan 10, 11:47 by Ivonne Dippmann
Ivonne Dippmann WV 2019 001 – 081 Artworks collectors edition #liebesliedtlvc.Ivonne Dippmann WV 2019 001 – 081 Never love offline, 81 photo collages Chemnitz & Tel Aviv, Edding and ink on paper, A4, collectors edition artbook #liebesliedtlvc, signed and numbered, Chemnitz 2019
© Photography: Studio Ivonne Dippmann
01/19 Artbook, #LLTLVC
Jan 1, 21:35 by Ivonne Dippmann
Liebeslied Chemnitz – Tel Aviv
שיר אהבה
A personal tribute to two very unique towns – Chemnitz and Tel Aviv. One book, 2 cities, 444 pages, 143 portraits, 157 sites, 14 interviews, 62 designer, 40 texts and short stories, poetry, architecture and hidden monuments. I have prepared 5 donation packages if you like to financially support this project.
Liebeslied Chemnitz – Tel Aviv — J’ai envie de dire je t’aime © cover photography Michal Chelbin
Denn wir biegen und brechen die Zeit.
— mit einer Einführung von Ivonne Dippmann
I did it all with love, first prototype of a patch that will be included as insert to the book. The patches are produced by Onkel Stitch Chemnitz, founded by Guido Günther.
For we bend and break time.
— with an introduction by Ivonne Dippmann
When an artist has lived in places as far-flung as Ivonne Dippmann has (b. Karl-Marx-Stadt, 1981; lives and works in Berlin and Tel Aviv), it makes obvious sense to read her work in light of these changing environments. Art as a constant in the experiences of an itinerant life – that is the starting point of this homage to two cities that are home to and anchors of her work: Tel Aviv and Chemnitz. Liebeslied (Love Song) intends to mark a counterpoint to the endless wrestling with the world. It magnifies moments in which movement comes to a stop, constant change turns into eternity, memories connect people, and we pause in heartfelt silence. Liebeslied brings episodes and places into focus in which we receive intimations of what keeps us going, but can also shake us to the core. Tel Aviv, the frantic pulse of the West, and Chemnitz, the Sleeping Beauty of the East, slowly being aroused from her slumber. This book is ultimately about friendship and collaboration – about the strong-willed and courageous people who fill the two cities with charm and drive; striking and shrill as well as gentle and mysterious.
Für Chemnitz — a poem by Hannelore Berthold / For we bend and break time — an introduction by Ivonne Dippmann (1/4 pages, Tel Aviv part)
Tel Aviv
With a poem by Ron Winkler — Path 53, a poem by Roy Chicky Arad — Cast Steel Cadaver: The Poem of the Dead Escalator and a text by Roy Brand — Growing up Bauhaus
Double spread, text by Roy Brand — Growing up Bauhaus, © photography Michelle Medenblik, Tel Aviv 2018
lltlvc chapter 01 — We are many Curated by Tanja Rochow and Ivonne Dippmann in collaboration with Philipp Gladsome
We are many features 74 creative people from Tel Aviv and surroundings which are/have been active and outstanding in different fields of expertise. Chosen are colleagues that we got to know over the past ten years, creatives that have been recommended to us and all of those who emphasise in dialogue, good spirits and collaborative work.
With an interview by Tanja Rochow with Asaf Weitzen and Sulaiman Khatib (CEO Combatants for Peace) — There is no realistic visionary
and a short interview with Raphael Zagury-Orly — My craziest faith
Liebeslied — We are many with Amos Schocken, Minus One Galleery, Haaretz Collection / Anna Kopito, Kikar Levana / Yehudit Sassportas, Studio Eilat Street / Itamar Kastielle, Yaffo Port / Orit Ahviv, Studio Harakevet / David Schocken, 13 Nitsana Street © photography Philipp Gladsome
with: Rotem Bar-Or, Osnat Elkabir, Zac Hacmon, Yehezkel Lazarov, Assaf Salhov, Olaf Kuhnemann, Amos Gitai, Amos Schocken, Yankalle Filtser, Addam Yekutieli, Meir Cohen, Yair Biran, Omri Barel, Monique Harel, Shimon Kabili, Anna Mirkin, Marcelle Klein, Omer Krieger, Asaf Weizen, Sulaiman Khatib, Amir Glick, Orit Ahviv, Amnon Ron, Joshua Simon, Josef, Shlomo Sharon, Dan Basman, Arnon Naor, Galia Malatesta, Itamar Kastiel, Dekel Hevroni, Cordelia Lange, Ofer Shahar, Ilana Goor, Zohar Gotesmann, Shirlee Harel, Dr. Verma, Chaim Gavish, Itzik, Shai Azoulay, Roee Rosen, David Ginton, Oran Hoffmann, Sharon Luzon, Luca Lombardi, Yehudit Sassportas, Naomi Maaravi, Ariel Reichman, Dari Schechter, Lihi Turjeman, Chen Alon, Eli Lior, Eli Petel, Anna Kopito, Daniel Dor, Efrat Shahar Goldenfish, Nimrod Kaplan, Lance Hunter, Roy Chicky Arad, Hed Meyner, David Schocken, Tzlil Danin, Adi Ulmanski, Ailon Gavish, Alex Fridman, Heela Harel, Raphael Zagury-Orly, Marita Wlodawski, Shai Sheaffer
Double spreads — We are many with Philipp Gladsome and Tanja Rochow, Tel Aviv 2016-2018 (Luca Lombardi at Perez Center for Peace, Arnon Naor at beachfront Jaffa port, Efrat Shahar Kaplan at home, Nimi Kaplan at Albert Cafe, Tzlil Danin at Rabi Khanina St, Jaffa, Ilana Goor at her rooftop garden at home.
lltlvc chapter 02 — Do not break Series of black and white images, Tel Aviv © photography Ivonne Dippmann, Tel Aviv 2016-2018 With an introduction by Luca Lombardi — Why Israel and an interview by Ivonne Dippmann with Hanan Tal, Lohetzi (disabled – not half a person) — People who drive in the left lane actually want to get somewhere
Anna, Friday, 10 February 2017 9:27 pm / Anna, Friday, 17 February 2017 8:45 pm / Allenby Ranch, Tuesday 4 April 2017, 8:21:34 pm / Pinto, Saturday, 25 March 2017, 6:26:58 pm
Double spreads, Do not break with texts and images by Ivonne Dippmann, Tel Aviv 2016-2018
lltlvc chapter 03 — Nothing will happen if you sleep in jeans
With an interview by Ivonne Dippmann with Keren Gasner and Ron Grundland for Gottex swimwear — I prefer to have less but timeless things
Nothing will happen if you sleep in jeans! features around 30 local design & fashion labels which work in between architecture, sculpture, fashion and design. Pushing on an experimental approach those creations will be put into scene in places of inspiration and personal significance. In collaboration with Hila Shayer & Haya Vider, Sascha Prilutsky for Dvision & Christina Belle Dickens, Avi Noo & Maya Lebovitch, Anna Mirkin & Tal Givony, Ivonne Dippmann & Tal Givony & Tal Givony
Double spreads, short texts, collages and photographs — Nothing will happen if you sleep in jeans in collaboration with Sascha Prilutsky, Dvision & Christina Belle Dickens, Hila Shayer & Haya Vider, Avi Noo & Maya Lebovitch, Ivonne Dippmann & Tal Givony
Chemnitz
With a poem by Hannelore Berthold — Für Chemnitz, a text by Jan Kuhlbrodt — Das Aquarium and a text by Burkhardt Müller — Ankor in Chemnitz – Das unsichtbare Monument in der Brückenstraße
Double spread, text by Burkhardt Müller — Ankor in Chemnitz – Das unsichtbare Monument in der Brückenstraße, © photography Ivonne Dippmann, Chemnitz 2017
lltlvc chapter 01 — Dem Gesicht einen Schritt voraus (ahead of the curve)
In collaboration with Yvonne Preibisch, Konzert- und Kulturproduktionen GmbH and Philipp Gladsome
With an interview by Ivonne Dippmann with Karl Clauss Dietel & Hartwig Albiro — Ich lasse keine Partei der Welt ungeprüft an mein Gewissen and a short text by Ruth Petrovitsch — Love gives life meaning
Dem Gesicht einen Schritt voraus features 69 people from Chemnitz which are / have been active and outstanding in different fields of expertise. The people featured were curated by Yvonne, Philipp and myself as well as chosen by recommendation. Each person who was already part of the project could recommend someone else. Like in Tel Aviv, everyone could choose to be photographed at their favourite place-to-be.
Liebeslied — Dem Gesicht einen Schritt voraus with Dr. Ingrid Mössinger, 100 m Freibad Bernsdorf / Barbara Ludwig, Sitzungssaal Rathaus Chemnitz / Ronald Saupe, Parkhaus Innenstadt / Beate Düber, Garten hinterm Haus / Markus Wolf, Golfplatz Chemnitz Klaffenbach © photography Philipp Gladsome / Piet Weidner, im Wald / Tukayana Paulo-König, Fahrzeuglampenfabrik Riemann, Sonnenberg © photography Ivonne Dippmann
Making of Liebeslied Chemnitz — Dem Gesicht einen Schritt voraus with Philipp Gladsome (photography) with Ronald Saupe, Parkdeck Innenstadt Chemnitz / Steffen Volmer, Atelier Kassberg, shooting part 2 Chemnitz, 08/09.2016, © photography Ivonne Dippmann
with: Steffan Claußner, Beate Düber, Jan Kummer, Lars Fassmann, Hanna Siebenborn, Ingo Scheller, Matthias Doehler, Felix Schubert, Anke Neumann, Hartmut Schill, Ingrid Mössinger, Mandy Knospe, Hartmut Koch, Nicer, Steffen Volmer, Kathrin Uhlig, Robert Reinhold, Wolfgang Gebhardt, Heda Bayer, Markus Wolf, Erika Habort, Ralf Glaser, Olaf Held, Carsten Knödler, Hartwig Albiro, Andreas Winkler, Ruth Petrovitsch, Guido Günther, Hilmer Messenbrink, Familie Oelschläger, Dieter Wuschanski, Curly, Barry Sloan, Ronald Saupe, Bettina Haller, Naser Hashemi, Rene Kästner, Stephan Scholz, Philipp Weiser, Robert Schuster, Tukayana Paolo König, Piet Weidner, Christoph + Johannes Weiser, Alexander Seybt, René König, Holger Cebulla, Ulf Kallscheidt, Sabrina Sadowska, Karl Clauss Dietel, Michael Morgner, Barbara Ludwig, Alke Schmidt, Beate Kunath, Veronica Seidel, Frank Maibier & Gregor Torsten Kozik, Justin Sonder, Gabi Frehse, Falk Klemm, Michael Meier, Andreas von Bismarck, Andreas Glauch, Olaf Bender, Anja Richter, Andreas Degen, Felix Brummer
Double spreads — Dem Gesicht einen Schritt voraus with Philipp Gladsome and Yvonne preibisch, Chemnitz 2016-2018 (Yvonne Preibisch at home, Felix Schubert at rooftop Weltecho, Robert Reinhold at Südbahnhof, Beate Kunath in a cornfield in Stelzendorf, Olaf Held at Clubkino Siegmar)
lltlvc chapter 02 — Bedeckter Himmel, zwei Welten auf dem Tisch (cloudy sky, two worlds on the table) Bedeckter Himmel, zwei Welten auf dem Tisch — a series of black-and-white images and short texts by Ivonne Dippmann, Chemnitz – der Ort — an introduction by Beate Düber and Man hat’s nicht leicht auf dieser Welt — a text by Christian Dippmann
Sunday, 11/06/17, 6:23:33 pm / Wednesday, 10/05/17, 11:08:57 am / Tuesday, 09/05/17, 11:56:49 pm / Sunday, 04/06/17, 6:17:32 pm / Sunday, 04/06/17, 6:33:44 pm
Double spreads — Bedeckter Himmel, zwei Welten auf dem Tisch, images and short texts by Ivonne Dippmann
lltlvc chapter 03 — Hey Ivonne, alles gut bei dir? (hey Ivonne, everything alright?)
With an interview by Ivonne Dippmann with Thomas Merk and Thomas Wünscher for maximo Strickmoden Bruno Barthel GmbH & Co. KG — I always preferred music but textiles preferred me
In cooperation with Agnes Friedrich and Christoph Neumann, produced in Chemnitz
Liebeslied Chemnitz — Hey Ivonne, alles gut bei dir? with Agnes Friedrich and Christoph Neumann, shooting part 2 Chemnitz: my grandparents house, Karl-Marx-bust, AJZ, TU Chemnitz (faculty of textile technologies), Diamant bycicle factory, Clubkino Siegmar © photography Christoph Neumann
Locations
09.06.2016 Rabensteiner Wald, Viadukt Rabenstein, Clubkino Siegmar, Kulturpalast Siegmar / 10.06.2016, 8. Mai, Elite Diamant, Stausee Rabenstein, Felsendome Rabenstein, Elternhaus, Haus Grosseltern / 11.06.2016 AJZ, Karl-Marx-Kopf, Stadtbad Chemnitz / 25.09.2016 Brauerei Reichenbrand, Totensteinturm, Sportforum, Andre Gymnasium / 26.09.2016 Grundschule Reichenbrand, Eissporthalle, Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz, SMAC, Wanderer Werke / 27.09.2016 BrockmannKnoedler, Theaterplatz, Strickerei TU-Chemnitz
Making of — Hey Ivonne, alles gut bei dir? 8. Mai / SWM Chemnitz, Diamant Fahrradwerke Siegmar, Stausee Rabenstein, 10./11.06.2016, styling Agnes Friedrich, © photography Christoph Neumann
Designer Anderne, Calzedonia, Felix Doll, Herr von Eden, Blank Etiquette, Ambra Fiorenza, GLAW, Thomas Hanisch, Intimissimi, Isabell de Hillerin, Kazar, Tim Labenda, Lala Berlin, Thoas Lindner, Muntstock, Mykita & Bernhard Willhelm, Friedrich Neumann, Marcel Ostertag, Sibilla Pavenstedt, Stein Rohner, Tata Christiane, Augustin Teboul, Dawid Tomaszewski, Trippen, VAVA eyewear, made auf Veddel, Veja, Henrik Vibskov, Claudia Vitali, Isabel Vollrath, Julian Zigerli, ZL by Zlism
thekidswantcommunism
by FriedrichDippmann Chemnitz – Tel Aviv, 2017 – 2019
With an introduction — thekidswantcommunism by Tal Gafny and Ivonne Dippmann and 12 interviews with Gil Karniel, Benjamin Mecz, Anna Pakosz, Yotam Mahler, Stacy Goltsev, Michelle Medenblick, Yaniv Shapira, Michael Tesfay, Timothy Crosland, Yael Tabitha Parker, Gregory Abou and Sarah Reifschneider.
Born from rock © photography Goni Riskin for www.koma6.com, installation: Shay-lee Uziel, model: Yocheved Ochayon, Tel Aviv 2017 / double spread — text thekidswantcommunism by Tal Gafny
FriedrichDippmann is a Berlin-based collaborative between Agnes Friedrich and Ivonne Dippmann. Under FriedrichDippmann we initiated a textile-based project under the catchy title thekidswantcommunism. Its core and theme have been inspired by a conference on communism at CCA, Tel Aviv as part of the exhibition The Kids Want Communism at MoBY: Museums of Bat Yam curated by Joshua Simon.
Together with the professorship of textile technologies at TU Chemnitz and maximo-Strickmoden we designed and manufactured a first series of twelve individual knitted sweaters. As part of the artbook we documented these prototypes in Tel Aviv and featured twelve friends along with their individual stories at their favourite place-to-be. We interviewed friends and colleagues who I embrace for their vision, mindfulness and ability to share their life and ideas with others. Their individual choice to live in Israel is crucial aspect and influence for their way of life and creating their vision. The interviews and images, along with a short introduction by Tal Gafny and myself, are heart and center of the book.
Making of Liebeslied Tel Aviv — thekidswantcommunism 2/12 interviews with Timothy Crosland, Carmel Market and Anna Pakosz, Midron Yaffo Park, Tel Aviv 2017 / Model SarahYotam by FriedrichDippmann © photography Ivonne Dippmann
Liebeslied Chemnitz – Tel Aviv with Yaniv Shapira and Benjamin Mecz, preview thekidswantcommunism, Tel Aviv 2017 © photography Ivonne Dippmann
Special thanks to Tomaso Baldessarini, Sharon Ester (Con Art Magazine), Tal Gafny, Goni Riskin and Joshua Simon who collaborated and provided thekidswantcommunism with a platform. You can follow this project on Insta and fb under #lltlvc #liebesliedtlvc #tkwc #thekidswantcommunism.
www.friedrichdippmann.com
www.artitious.de
www.artmap.com
www.conartmag.com
tmblr The Kids Want Communism, MoBY Museums
12/18 Photography, Studio
Dez 20, 22:09 by Ivonne Dippmann
From Abulafia to NaumannparkBehind-the-scenes, Studio Ivonne Dippmann
Behind-the-scenes, studio view / mood Liebeslied Chemnitz – Tel Aviv & thekidswantcommunism by FriedrichDippmann, photography by Alex Winton
Studio Ivonne Dippmann was founded after I returned from Tel Aviv to Berlin in autumn 2015. The studio was a first step to build a creative home and base in a somehow, to me, ‘foreign’ place. Being a student, I moved from Berlin to Jerusalem in 2008, continued my studies in Fine Art in Bezalel, Tel Aviv and stayed as long as possible after. At the same time I’ve been going back and forth for residencies and exhibitions in Europe and the US. My artistic world, its influences, sensibility and interpretation is rooted in Israel. It rests like a ghost in between the Negev desert, Sabbath dinners with friends and this energetic, colourful urban life in South Tel Aviv. In Berlin people have been asking me, ‘Where does your work come from? It’s not very berlinish.’ It took me a while to understand, but yes, it’s obvious that Berlin, even until now, hasn’t manipulated my ways and senses – for that it’s neither strong nor deep enough. I still imagine myself less walking the streets of Schöneberg than running Gordon beach, walking Rothschild Boulevard or eating hummus at Abu Hassan. It won’t change, therefore I know too well where I belong.
For now, I’m very lucky that my studio is located in a former industrial area south of Berlin. It seemed like good will from the universe to make it easier for me to adjust because the area is a slight re-interpretation of neighborhoods where I used to live in Tel Aviv. ‘En miniature’, I’m surrounded by carpenters, welders, car mechanics, framers, a volleyball court (that cannot be compared to the beach in Jaffa, but generates in equal amounts an interesting bunch of young people) or few residents that have been living here their entire life’s. They’ve witnessed the change of systems and the accelerating process of gentrification, just by opening their windows. I couldn’t have imagined to run a studio here because I didn’t know it even exists in Berlin. Comparable to Tel Aviv, neighborhoods where living meets working, foremost the producing industry, are re-modeled and taken over by real estate business.
In Naumannpark, that’s what the place is called, one of my neighbors is Justus Lippke, founder and owner of Juliwerk Berlin. Between MD-Elektro and Box 44, a motorcycle workshop, he’s specialised in metal constructions of all kind. His customers range from high class architects, artists or neighbors next door. Before entering the workshop you walk through a very eclectic curated garden area. Besides a table and a bench, various plants, trees, flowers and herbs create a delicate mix of exotic character. I often start my work-day by stopping by in the morning; almost guaranteed to get stuck in a good chat. Juliwerk isn’t just a workshop where I learned to work with metal, further it’s an address where friends and colleagues meet, neighboring businesses work and support each other or barbecues are thrown. On a personal level, it’s important to Justus to experiment; not just as a welder also by embracing clients that he considers interesting and have less money. One could assume he selects his clients by levels of sympathy.
To be creative and self-critical, to understand and put into words that ‘everything makes sense’ is based on dialogue and exchange in every field possible. In Berlin, I catched myself going less to outside, instead, spending most time in my studio. It became a delicate and for my taste down-to-earth surrounding to work and progress. At times, Berlin has the ability to chase me from one place to another. There’s an unsteadiness and urge to move continuously that is draining and unnecessary. Compared to Tel Aviv I explain this phenomenon with the fact that Berlin is built on sand. If you don’t move, you sink deeper and deeper, bit by bit. In Tel Aviv I remember myself being in different kind of rush, more purpose-oriented, less draining.
In my daily routine and the way I choose people to work with, I look for steadiness and solidity. I was lucky to engage in collaborations such as Escapes by ReimersdahlDippmann, thekidswantcommunism by FriedrichDippmann or Poetry of sound by OhseDippmann where I coupled up with like-minded creatives. Creative output and its energy cannot be taken for granted even though it seems that the market takes it often as a given – in a way as if I put a five-room apartment up for sale.
Our inner sources and its sensibility to observe and transform our environment have limits, especially in large scale cities that don’t necessarily nourish and comfort us as human beings. The commercial art world turned into an arena where few players manage to juggle and perform on a daily basis – but also their output will have its boundaries because you can’t be a genius all day every day. Ultimately we work in a very small niche where art is luxory. Is it worth it?
thekidswantcommunism – 4 color jacquard, pattern design, 100% cotton, one of a kind, locally produced in Chemnitz for FriedrichDippmann
Studio front, Naumannpark, Berlin 2018
I answered this question myself by running a space where I produce and manage most works myself. There are limits and over the years I engaged in the ‘art of collaboration’. To bundle networks and expertise that isn’t necessarily money-oriented, on the contrary, opens up venues to experiment and proceed rather unexpected ideas that seem out of our comfort zone. Since everybody invests according to their individual capacities, in my experience, results are of much better quality instead of hiring people for a job. By committing to projects that take one year or longer I can be sure my partners care. I often find it ‘easier’ to work alone but it’s crucial to take good care of relationships that work. Either way, there isn’t a right way.
© Photography: Studio Ivonne Dippmann
11/18 Klangwerk C
Nov 18, 22:29 by Ivonne Dippmann
Warum?
Luca Lombardi Warum? (2006) für Streichquartett
Einführung und Gespräch: Luca Lombardi und Ivonne Dippmann
18. November 2018, 19 Uhr
Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz
Theaterplatz 1
09111 Chemnitz
Warum? Wie war es möglich, dass auf dem Boden der grossen deutschen Kulturtradition eine verbrecherische Ideologie wie der Nationalsozialismus Wurzeln schlagen und sich entwickeln konnte. Warum? Eine Frage mit vielen Antworten, keine jedoch, die überzeugend wäre und das Unerklärliche erklären könnte. Antisemitismus in Deutschland; von offener Gewalt bis zu subtileren Mechanismen der Vorurteilsbildung – immer noch, immer wieder?
Ein Gesprächs-Konzert anlässlich der Pogromnacht am 9. November vor 80 Jahren und der aktuellen Geschehnisse. Einführung und Gespräch: Luca Lombardi und Ivonne Dippmann, aufgeführt vom ensemble01: Andreas Winkler und Ruth Petrovitsch – Violinen, Ulla Walenta – Viola, Thomas Bruder – Cello.
Luca Lombardi ist Teil des Projektes #liebesliedtlvc, we are many
© Artwork: Studio Ivonne Dippmann
10/18 Mural, Mindspace WA M
Okt 15, 23:56 by Ivonne Dippmann
Mindspace Stachus & Hala Koszyki
www.mindspace.me/magazine www.mindspace.meMindspace Stachus Herzogspitalstraße 24 80331 München
Ivonne Dippmann WV 2017 – 025 1 Gutschein, lesbar für alle, 1/4 elements, steel, stainless steel hooks, yarn in different colours, 200 × 200 cm, Berlin 2017
Ivonne Dippmann WV 2017 – 034 Ghosts can’t run away, ink on wall, 300 × 200 cm, Munich 2017 Ivonne Dippmann WV 2009 Tiger Woods, 4/5 drawings, ink and screeprint on paper, 50 × 30 cm, Jerusalem 2009
Mindspace Hala Koszyki Koszykowa 61 00-667 Warszawa Polen
Ivonne Dippmann WV 2016 – 026
Außer Sichtweite, bitte umblättern! acrylics, ink, gouache, spray paint on slized canvas, metal frame, black cable tie, black cords, rotatable, 200 × 160 × 35 cm, Berlin 2016
© Photography: Boaz Arad
10/18 Group xpon-art HH
Okt 10, 18:11 by Ivonne Dippmann
Ivonne Dippmann WV 2018 – 040
prozess
OPENING
Thursday 11 October 19h
Exhibition
11 October – 11 November 18
xpon-art gallery
Repsoldst. 45
20097 Hamburg
Samstag bis Dienstags 18 – 21 Uhr
with Anja Badners, Benjamin Wiemanns, Felix Lübbert, Greta Magyar, Hans-Christian Saylors, Ivonne Dippmann, Katsuhiko Matsubara, KaySchwarz157, Lulu MacDonald, Magnus Pelkowski, Michael Perlbach, Michael Seiwer, Zhifeng Zhang
Yael Benjamin, prototype, high-neck version, unisex, wearable inside-out by FriedrichDippmann, Chemnitz 2018
Ivonne Dippmann WV 2018 – 039
for we bend and break time, mural, photo-collage 4/4, ink, paper and acrylic, 10 objects thoja with Sukkulenten by Jan Thomson, 9 beanies (limited edition) by FriedrichDippmann for thekidswantcommunism, 300 × 700 cm, Hamburg 2018
for we bend and break time ist mittlerweile Dippmanns vierter Anlauf sich der Wand-hinterm-Tresen in der xpon-art Galerie zu widmen. In den vergangenen zwei Jahren entstanden im Rahmen des derzeitigen Buchprojektes Liebeslied Chemnitz – Tel Aviv Serien von schwarz-weiss Kollagen in beiden Städten, die uns hier im Großformat Geschichten ins Ohr zu flüstern vermögen. Diese Scherenschnitte fußen auf der Idee, beide Städte, Tel Aviv und Chemnitz, als Textur erfahrbar zu machen. Und da sich in Dippmanns Arbeit kein entweder-oder, sondern vielmehr ein sowohl-als-auch ausmachen lässt, schimmert das Darunter stets leise mit – denn man darf ja nie vergessen, wo man herkommt.
#thekidswantcommunism, #liebesliedtlvc
do not break, 1/12 messages, A4, coloured paper and print, framed and numbered.
thekidswantcommunism, limited beanie edition by FriedrichDippmann
for we bend and break time ist Teil des Projektes #thekidswantcommunism & #liebesliedtlvc.
© Photography: Studio Ivonne Dippmann