The collective Kotti-Shop/SuperFuture run an art and project space on the ground floor of the Neues Kreuzberger Zentrum at Kottbusser Tor. Here Julia Brunner and Stefan Endewardt have established an artistic practice that works closely together with the neighbours. It centres on designing the urban environment and hanging out together. Projects include planning playgrounds as a community task, collage-based meetings over coffee and big installations for outdoor space. At the Berlinische Galerie Kotti-Shop/SuperFuture will illustrate how they go about their work.
Press images
Kotti-Shop/SuperFuture, Collage © Stefan Endewardt (JPG, 2 MB)
Stefan Endewardt, Nail the Colors to the Mast, 2011 © Stefan Endewardt (JPG, 3 MB)
Kotti-Shop, Konzeptskizze: Urbanes Wohnzimmer © Kotti-Shop (JPG, 2 MB)
Kotti-Shop, Denkbilder der Nachbarschaft, 2019 © Kotti-Shop (JPG, 3 MB)
Kotti-Shop, Konzeptskizze: Kotti L’Amour © Kotti-Shop (JPG, 3 MB)
Kotti-Shop, Konzeptskizze: Collagebasiertes Kaffeetrinken © Kotti-Shop (JPG, 2 MB)
SuperFuture, Unendliche Stadt, 2010 © Kotti-Shop (JPG, 2 MB)
Ausstellungsansicht „Kotti-Shop/SuperFuture. Formen der Verhandlung“, Berlinische Galerie © Foto: Harry Schnitger (JPG, 4 MB)
Ausstellungsansicht „Kotti-Shop/SuperFuture. Formen der Verhandlung“, Berlinische Galerie © Foto: Harry Schnitger (JPG, 4 MB)
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