BERLIN ART WEEK
MAYBACH – ICONS OF LUXURY
September, 9th – 14th 2019
Opening hours: 10h – 19h
MAYBACH Boutique
Noble Optic House
Kurfürstendamm 171, 10707 Berlin, Germany
In the context of the BERLIN ART WEEK 2019 Lili & Jesko will
take their MOODS ENVIRONMENTS PAINTINGS and 4.000 silver leaves
to transform the MAYBACH Boutique / Noble Optic House Berlin
into a breathtaking artistic landscape!
An exclusive special event on Saturday will be the
ART NIGHT
September, 14th 2019 from 18h-22h
Finger Food, Drinks & Music will be available.
Please reply, RSVP for the exclusively ART NIGHT until September, 7th
by email to berlin@maybach-luxury.com
Due to space limitations, attendance will be on a “first come first serve” basis
and will be confirmed directly by MAYBACH!
more information at
www.maybach-luxury.com
www.noble-optic-house.com
BERLIN FASHION WEEK
July, 5th
Opening hours: 18h30 – 21h30
Berlin Creative Space
Schinkestraße 9, 12047 Berlin, Germany
In the context of the BERLIN FASHION WEEK Rolf Scheider is celebrating
the opening of his new BERLIN CREATIVE SPACE with a Crossover-Event:
Fashion, Paintings, Photography, Live Shows, Music and Drinks
Exhibiting artists:
Lili & Jesko, Birgit Kaulfuß, Tina Werning
Fashion Designer:
Esther Perbandt, Danny Reinke, Isabel Vollrath, Kaska Hass, Magdalena Mayrock, Kim Zeuner, Lena Beck, Friederike Snelting, Alexander Michael Arnold, Tanja Christiani
Live Acts:
Alex Kurtu, Jade Pearl Baker, Dominik Trampf, Amir Darzi
DJ:
Deejay Divinity
Presenter:
Birgit Skrothum
BERLIN GALLERY WEEKEND
OPEN ART SPACE & ART TEA SHOP
April, 27th – 28th 2019
Opening hours: 12h – 22h
Berlin Art Space
Lili Nalovi & Jesko Willert
Blücherstr. 40, 10961 Berlin, Germany
Front Building Left / 2nd Floor
Lili & Jesko would like to invite you and your friends for a cup of Green Rose Bud Tea.
Their synthesis of the arts: MOODS ENVIRONMENTS PAINTINGS will be on display in their Berlin Art Space.
The Art Spaces of Lili & Jesko have been published in numerous international magazines.
Right now Lili & Jesko’s Berlin Art Space sets the scene for a magical Louis Vuitton Editorial in the new SLEEK Magazine No. 61!
BERLIN GALLERY WEEKEND
April, 26th – 29th 2018
Lili & Jesko are represented in two shows:
WONDERLAND 1
Bernheimer Contemporary
Heckmannhöfe/Oranienburgerstraße 32, 10117 Berlin
Opening: April, 24th 2018, 6 pm – 11 pm
Exhibition: April, 25th – May, 30th 2018
curated by:
Isabel Bernheimer and Michéle Adamski
participating artist:
HP Adamski, Karol Bethge, Andreas Blank, Andreas Burger, Alexander Güntzel, Sebastian Klug, Jan Kuck, Alessandro Lupi, Federica Marangoni, Volker März, Lili & Jesko, Dario Puggioni, Alexander von Schlieffen, Cristiano Tassinari, Amir Sinai Weisglass
WONDERLAND 2
Kornversuchsspeicher
Heidestraße 20c, 10557 Berlin
Opening: April, 27 2018, 11 am – 9 pm
Exhibition: April, 28th – June, 30th 2018
curated by:
Isabel Bernheimer and Michéle Adamski
participating artists:
HP Adamski, Karol Bethke, Fiona Bennett, Jan Kuck, Federica Marangoni, Lili & Jesko, Alexander von Schlieffen, Daniele Sigalot, Johannes Vetter, Amir Sinai Weisglass, Mia Florentine Weiss, video artists from the collection of Leo Kuelb, New York
KORNVERSUCHSSPEICHER ART LAB BERLIN
(WONDERLAND 2)
Kornversuchsspeicher
February, 22nd – June, 30th 2018
Heidestrasse 20c, 10557 Berlin, Germany
Lili & Jesko are part of the Art Lab at „Kornversuchsspeicher“. They are represented with their expansive installation „Following the Footprints of a Child’s Broken Heart“. Their installation is dealing with the theme of transgenerational trauma.
Lili’s mother, Ingrid von Seydlitz, born in 1934, was subjected to the ravaging effects of World War II. She was one of the 46 children banished from their home to Bad Sachsa, central Germany, after the failed attempted coup of July 20, 1944.
After 72 years, in August 2016, Lili travelled with her mother back to Bad Sachsa. Today, four of the original seven houses still exist. Mother and daughter had absolutely no contact for over 11 years due to the painful wounds and rejection that stood between them. The shared experience of returning to the place where such oppressive and traumatic events occurred, in many aspects was transformative for both of them. Thus, becoming a very touching and reconciliatory experience. For a long time, Lili was deeply aware that her motherʼs trauma from the war, tied her hands and closed her heart. Through physically being in Bad Sachsa together, Lili realized further how deeply a mother and daughter are subconsciously connected.
In 1995, during her intense work against sexual abuse and child sex abuse, Lili created one object „Circumstantial Case 1-45“, not knowing, that 46 children had been banished to Bad Sachsa. Even in her works with old doll houses she could find a connection to the seven houses of Bad Sachsa in which the „Children of Bad Sachsa“ had been imprisoned.
With their installation at Kornversuchsspeicher, Lili & Jesko hope to encourage the dialogue between generations, especially between war children and grandchildren in Germany.
Participating artists at Kornversuchsspeicher:
Lili & Jesko, Fiona Bennett, Amir Sinai Weisglass, Hans Peter Adamski, Alexander von Schlieffen, Mia Florentine Weiss, Jan Kuck, Johannes Vetter, Daniele Sigalot. Curated by Michéle Victor Adamski in collaboration with Bernheimer Contemporary Berlin and Collection Leo Kuelb New York.
Taste the Future Art Collection
London The Gallery of the German Embassy
September, 26th – November 2017
34 Belgrave Square, London SW1, United Kingdom
Lili & Jesko are part of the „Taste the Future Art Collection” which has its third exhibition out of Venice at the Gallery of the German Embassy in London.
Taste the Future has already been exhibited in Venice, Miami and Paris. The exhibition features works by 29 international artists from 15 countries who first met while participating in the exhibition “Personal Structures” during the 56th Venice Biennale, 2015. The artists were asked to make a unique artwork with just one condition: it should fit in a “pizza box”
Lili & Jesko are part of the “Taste Future Art Collection” with two objects: “Cabinet of Hope” and „Cabinet of Mourning“. To express their deep sorrow and mourning over the loss of their beloved portrait “Burmese Boy Indein Market” – the smallest of twelve paintings – which was stolen from their expansive installation in Room #5 at Palazzo Bembo at the very start of the 56th Venice Biennale. They created a four piece dedication: a “Mourning Display”, a „Moments of Mourning“ video and, in a pizza box, they made the “Cabinet of Mourning“ and „Cabinet of Hope”.
