Private view Saturday, August 6 2022, 5 pm
Otavio Schipper is currently on a one-month residency in Zurich by invitation of Kunsthalle Winterthur in the lead-up to his show Litany for Bubbles. The final exhibition comprises a four-channel video-installation and a four-channel sound installation composed from various telephone tones and automated recordings, in cooperation with the mathematician and pandeiro player Sergio Krakowski (b.1979, lives and works in Rio de Janeiro). A series of drawings has also been produced during the residency, 60 of which are published in the booklet The Hermetschloo Papers Vol. I.

Otavio Schipper has been selected as Guest Artist by the Arts at CERN program
Article by Stephen Berg published on ARTEFUSE website
Exhibition Golem curated by Lara Pan at Shin Gallery New York City
Exhibition Perspectives on Contemporary Brazilian Art presented during the Art Berlin - Fair for Modern and Contemporary Art. 27 – 30 September 2018
Agnes Meyer-Brandis (Germany) and the duo Otavio Schipper & Sergio Krakowski (Brazil) present their work at the Max Planck Campus (Potsdam-Golm Science Park).
Fascinated by the history of objects and memory as much as by the concepts of communication and coding, Otavio Schipper and Sergio Krakowski inquire into the origins of science, tradition, and imagination. For KLAS they will be presenting Golem, a video installation and a short story by Stephen Berg.
Fascinated by the history of objects and memory as much as by the concepts of communication and coding, Otavio Schipper and Sergio Krakowski inquire into the origins of science, tradition, and imagination. For KLAS they will be presenting Golem, a video installation and a short story by Stephen Berg.
Article by Peter Hergersberg published on the Max-Planck-Journal, December 2017
Article by Mr. Rüdiger Braun about KLAS Art in Residence program 2017 winners published on MAZonline.
Otavio Schipper and Sergio Krakowski have been selected to participate in the artist-in-residence program KLAS.
Within KLAS – “Knowledge Link through Art and Science” – the Max Planck Institutes of Colloids and Interfaces and Molecular Plant Physiology invites for the first time contemporary artists to develop their own project at the Potsdam-Golm Science Park (Germany) and the University of Groningen (The Netherlands). In the course of this eight month pioneering project, artists will work side by side with researchers in order to develop a new artwork bridging contemporary art practices and scientific research.
In addition to awarding two Artist Residencies in 2017, KLAS will present a series of events and conversations around specific thematic topics. KLAS is funded by the Max Planck Society and the Schering Foundation and ideated and coordinated by Polyhedra.
Within KLAS – “Knowledge Link through Art and Science” – the Max Planck Institutes of Colloids and Interfaces and Molecular Plant Physiology invites for the first time contemporary artists to develop their own project at the Potsdam-Golm Science Park (Germany) and the University of Groningen (The Netherlands). In the course of this eight month pioneering project, artists will work side by side with researchers in order to develop a new artwork bridging contemporary art practices and scientific research.
In addition to awarding two Artist Residencies in 2017, KLAS will present a series of events and conversations around specific thematic topics. KLAS is funded by the Max Planck Society and the Schering Foundation and ideated and coordinated by Polyhedra.

Mirror Images
Reflections in Art and Medicine
The publication showcases artworks, scientific experiments and curiosities related to mirrors, reflecting surfaces, photography and moving images, by means of which artists and neuroscientists alike—each with the instruments of their own discipline— investigate and challenge our sense of location in space and the outer limits of our body.
Published by Verlag für moderne Kunst
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