BARK and the Gang

In this episode, we’re joined by Dutch artist and sculptor Jeroen Cremers, who chats to us about his inspirations - which range from science fiction films to ancient civilisations -, his artistic procedure, dystopias and utopias, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on his work. Listen to learn more about Jeroen’s fascinating exhibition ‘The unexpected guest’ at BARK BER

Magdalena Piech sitzt bei unserem Podcast mit einem Dog Collar vor mir, eine zarte, entrückte Gestalt, scheu und selbstbewusst zugleich mit einem faszinierenden Funkeln in den Augen und in vollständiger Harmonie mit ihrer Kunst. Sie macht Fetischkunst, meist mit schwarzem Kohlestift, große Formate, wunderschöne, elegante, schlanke Körper in Latex gehüllt, Licht-Reflexionen, d

Today we have the pleasure of having a conversation in Spanish with the Spanish artist Juan Fernández Álava, one of the four artists who were part of the group exhibition ''Novus'', which took place last August 2023. Guided by Irene Sánchez Gómez and carried out via Zoom, in this conversation we talk about the methodologies that the artist follows for making the artworks, the d

From Oporto, Portugal, the artist Claus Voss Cordeiro talks today with Irene Sánchez Gómez via Zoom about his participation in our group exhibition ''Novus'' held at the Bark Berlin Gallery last August 2023. Claus tells us how he makes the artworks, how is his perspective of the world and much more. You can press Play and enjoy this talk in English where you can learn a little mo

Host Taja van der Does chats with German portrait and documentary photographer Victoria Jung about her new exhibition “fever dream” at BARK BERLIN GALLERY. They cover Vicky’s start as a photographer, recount some special memories of her time in the ‘city of extremes’ New Orleans and discuss the development of this unique long-term photo essay project. In New Orleans, Vick

The argentinian painter Lucas Pertile describes his process as a folder filled with landscapes, flora, and fauna. Taken from the argentinian jungle and then put onto canvas, his paintings, much like portals, tend to transport you to a different place in the world. As our host, Gordon Burgund points out a blessing for the cold winter months in Berlin. Together they talk about Pertil

Was bedeutet uns die Natur heutzutage noch? Wegen ihrer Schönheit fällt sie Stadtmenschen wie Gordon Burgund öfter als Zufluchtsort von der Zivilisation auf. Max und Katharina Renneisen stellen die Natur in ihren Kunstwerken auch genauso dar. Ihre Ausstellung ''A Place for Bambi'' beschäftigt sich dann doch auch mit der Tatsache, dass die Natur ein Konzept ist, das wir nach uns

"Ein Künstler, der sich als solcher fühlt.” In Charlie Steins Gemälden reflektiert sich die Isolation, die jeder Künstler erfährt. Dabei liegt der Fokus ihrer Werke darin, einsame, humanoide Roboter abzubilden. Die Ausnahmekünstlerin erklärt, was für sie Künstlersein beinhaltet. Mit Bazon Brock als Gesprächspartner, kommen wir zu der Erkenntnis, dass Künstler sein aber

Sculptures Galore! In this episode, the legendary professor Bazon Brock talks to artist Ricard Larsson about his big, black bronze sculptures. They go through Ricard's work at his studio and contemplate the creation of god, earth, and the meaning of life. Why should you choose to work as a sculptor instead of a painter? What are the opportunities you gain from the medium, and what

Host Eric Engelbracht drowsily chats away with greek artist Giorgos Kontis about authenticity in art & life, his purposeful odyssee to berlin and billiards.