Art Laboratory Berlin e.V., a non-profit organisation, was founded in Autumn 2006. As a noncommercial art space, Art Laboratory Berlin was established as a platform for projects
concentrating on the border between visual arts and related artistic and scholarly fields.

The main focus of interest is the exhibition and placement of contemporary visual art
that interacts with other creative areas such as music, literature, science, technology,
and design. Each of these points of interaction will be represented by a series of three or
four diverse exhibitions. Our goal will be to explore the manifold approach of interaction
and interconnection between these genres.

Art Laboratory Berlin is also interested in supporting contact between artists and the
public as part of our exhibitions. To improve a better understanding of emerging and
experimental art, we plan to include public discussions with artists and curators.Additionally our program will include lectures, film screenings and other events.

The current organisers of Art Laboratory Berlin are:

Sandra Frimmel, art historian, is writing her doctoral thesis on the collision of art and law in contemporary art. She specialises in contemporary Russian art and the connection between social and artistic processes. She is a freelance writer for the Moscow Art Magazine, Iskusstvo and Artchronika. Currently she works as assistent curator at the Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein.

Christian de Lutz, visual artist from New York, working in photography, video and digital media. His artworks deal with social, political and cultural themes, particularly in Europe. He has collaborated with artists and institutions in Germany, Spain and Southeast Europe as well as exhibiting in Europe, the USA and Japan. He is a member of rhizome.org and metrotribe.org.

Regine Rapp, art historian, currently writing her PhD thesis in the spatial aesthetics of Installation Art of the 1990s at the Humboldt University (Berlin). Further fields of specialisation include image and text as well as Russian modern and contemporary art. She has worked in a number of museums worldwide, and currently gives lectures and tours at the Berlin State Museums. She is a member of the International Association on Word and Image Studies (IAWIS).

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