based in Berlin

8.6.—24.7.2011
Opening
7.6.2011 6pm
daily from 12pm—12am,
free entry

KW Institute for Contemporary Art
Nationalgalerie im Hamburger Bahnhof
Neuer Berliner Kunstverein n.b.k.
Berlinische Galerie

•David Adamo
•After the Butcher
•Aids 3D
•Akim
•Özlem Altin
•Julieta Aranda
•Autocenter
•Nina Beier
•Rocco Berger
•Gerry Bibby
•Juliette Blightman
•Erik Blinderman
& Lisa Rave
•Juliette Bonneviot
•Erik Bünger
•Nina Canell
•Nicolas Ceccaldi
•Sunah Choi
•Jay Chung
& Q Takeki Maeda
•Kerstin Cmelka
•Keren Cytter
•Kajsa Dahlberg
•Mariechen Danz
•Giulio Delvè
•Simon Denny
•Michele Di Menna
•Aleksandra Domanović
•Simon Dybbroe Møller
•Köken Ergun
•Evas Arche und der Feminist
•Matthias Fritsch
•Kasia Fudakowski
•Simon Fujiwara
•Cyprien Gaillard
•Galerie im Regierungsviertel
•Tue Greenfort
•Petrit Halilaj
•Jan Peter Hammer
•Alexander Hempel
•Yngve Holen
•David Hominal
•HUSH HUSH
•Invisible Playground
•Nadia Kaabi-Linke
•Ilja Karilampi
•Tobias Kaspar
•Nina Könnemann
•Asaf Koriat
•Wojciech Kosma
•Kitty Kraus
•Oliver Laric
•Alexandra Leykauf
•Klara Lidén
•Ilya Lipkin
•Trevor Lloyd
•Maria Loboda
•Florian Ludwig
& Owen Hoskins
•Dafna Maimon
•Ryan McLaughlin
•Gareth Moore
•Shahryar Nashat
•Anne Neukamp
•Ken Okiishi
•Christodoulos Panayiotou
•Pantha du Prince
•Amy Patton
•Dirk Peuker
•Ralf Pflugfelder
•PMgalerie
•Agnieszka Polska
•Roseline Rannoch
•Mandla Reuter
•Yorgos Sapountzis
•Thomas Sauter
•Lena Inken Schaefer
•Ariel Schlesinger
•Jeremy Shaw
•Heji Shin
•Timur Si-Qin
•Dominik Sittig
•Juliane Solmsdorf
•Fiete Stolte
•Jana Unmüßig
•Danh Vo
•Ming Wong
•Helga Wretman
•Shingo Yoshida

The exhibition based in Berlin invites visitors from Berlin and around the world to view the contemporary art of Berlin. Since the fall of the wall Berlin has developed into one of the world’s most important centers for the production of contemporary art. As a creative and cosmopolitan city, it draws many artists from Germany and abroad.

From June 8th to July 24th, the exhibition will show – in a format exemplary for the city’s dynamic art production – the work of some 80 emerging artists who live and work in Berlin. The exhibition covers the full range of contemporary art practices from paintings and drawings to sculpture, photography, film and video, as well as installations and text based works.

Many of the participating artists have developed new works especially for based in Berlin. Several of Berlin’s well-known project spaces were also invited to use the venues within the exhibition to present selections of their own programme.

The studio building in Monbijoupark in Berlin-Mitte is the central exhibition. Starting on June 8th, film screenings, concerts and artist talks will take place on site every evening . The events include evenings organised by Berlin art and city magazines as well as artist performances and free concerts. The Monbijou Bar is open every evening until midnight.
http://www.basedinberlin.com