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G.A.S-station Berlin since 2007 is directed by Elisa Asenbaum and Thomas Maximilian Stuck.

The concept of G.A.S-station, Tankstelle für Kunst und Impuls, Berlin is a research project on the development and exploitation of artistic and scientific aspects and also a platform to develop and test new forms of art presentation, mediation and publication. The projects we initiate annually are designed on specific topics as well as cross-divisional. We're glad about the lovely interest to our projects and events and hoping to initiate with our art project intentions futher more discussions also beyond art.

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Berlin: Thomas STUCK, Fon: 0049 (0)30 25 966 036
mail: info@2gas-station.net

Vienna: Elisa ASENBAUM, Fon: 0043 1 533 56 77
mail: elisa@2gas-station.net

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Phenomenon Dialogue & Lyrical Interferences
6 pictoral works by Elisa Asenbaum

Exhibition times:
10. – 30.10. Übergangsmantel - Herbert J. Wimmer & Elisa Asenbaum
31.10. – 20.11. October revolutio - Eleonore Weber & Elisa Asenbaum
21.11. – 1.12. November Erwartung - Thomas Ballhausen & Elisa Asenbaum

Ed. Elisa Asenbaum in dialog with Thomas Ballhausen, Patricia Brooks, Semier Insayif, Ilse Kilic, Eleonore Weber and Herbert J. Wimmer. With scientific contributions by Harald Hofer and Renate Resch.

Edition fabik.transit, 2025

It began with an experiment; artist and curator Elisa Asenbaum developed the concept and invited six Austrian writers to engage in a poetic dialogue with her without specifying a theme or genre. She herself acted as a pivot and demonstration subject to illustrate the fluid nature of the self. The project interweaves poetic, artistic, and scientific elements. It revolves around the theme of DIALOGUE in various facets and breaks with conventional notions of the self as well as formal classifications of genres and styles.

The entire project was documented in the form of a book published by fabrik.tansit 2025.

ISBN 978-3-903267-76-3

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daily: 10 am–8 pm Uhr at Schaufenster

 

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