The exhibition will discuss through installations, special interventions and manifestations what today’s sensibilities and needs might be and where they might be leading.
Speculating in antagonistic collaboration, How soon is now – initiated by Frank Barkow, Arno Brandlhuber and Sam Chermayeff – appears to be setting up a programme for the future, as in the Whitechapel show. As the exhibition’s title suggests, not the realisation of ideals scheduled for another time are intended, but rather the speculation on the immediate and imminent future. Like “This Is Tomorrow”, “How Soon Is Now” will feature competing visions of what this might be.
View of the exhibition, Something Fantastic with Friedemann Heckel, This Is Tomorrow (für einen Kopfarbeiter)
View of the exhibition. Left: Ludwig Leo, Cones and bed frame. Right: Gonzalez Haase AAS, The Interior I like
from September 13 until October 15, 2014
How Soon is Now
Judin Gallery
Potsdamer Straße 83
10785 Berlin, Germany
Participants: Barkow Leibinger, Brandlhuber+Fehling & Gogel, Jesko Fezer, Christoph Gengnagel, Gonzalez Haase AAS, Konstantin Grcic, June 14 I Meyer-Grohbrugge & Chermayeff, Ludwig Leo, J. Mayer H., Sauerbruch Hutton, Something Fantastic