We are looking for interns to help us mount the exhibitions and to work on the exhibition overview online.
If you are interested in an internship at AUTOCENTER, please send your CV and cover letter to: mail@autocenterart.de
Thank you! Joep & Maik
Joep van Liefland
Maik Schierloh
Autocenter has been showcasing the work of young artists since 2001 and relies solely on private donations to stay open. Support for Autocenter comes entirely through private donations from generous persons such as yourself. If you feel that Autocenter is a worthwhile organization, please help us in our commitment to keeping Autocenter in operation as one of Berlin’s more vital not for profit private exhibition spaces.
Any donation is welcome.
Please contact us for further information on how you can help to: mail@autocenterart.de
Thank you for your support! Joep & Maik
Special thanks to:
Freundeskreis Autocenter e.V.
Joelle Romba, Eric Romba
Deltax Contemporary
aids 3D
Olivia Berckemeyer
Marc Bijl
Ronald de Bloeme
Mike Bouchet
Lutz Braun
Aaron Curry
Tatjana Doll
Martin Dammann
Iris van Dongen
Zhivago Duncan
Martin Eder
Olafur Eliasson
Thomas Eller
Armen Eloyan
Cyprien Gaillard
Katharina Grosse
Eberhard Havekost
Thilo Heinzmann
Gregor Hildebrandt
Andy Hope 1930
Olaf Holzapfel
Christian Jankowski
Josh Kolbo
Elke Krystufek
Joep van Liefland
Robert Lucander
Jonathan Meese
Isa Melsheimer
Frank Nitsche
Kirstine Roepstorff
Thomas Scheibitz
Maik Schierloh
Jannis Varelas
Jorinde Voigt
Thomas Zipp
The independent exhibition space AUTOCENTER is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. It was founded in 2001 by the artists Maik Schierloh and Joep van Liefland in an auto body shop as a not-for-profit space for art beyond the hierarchies of the art market.
In high frequency and on 333 m2 (3584 sq feet) of exhibition grounds, Autocenter has been inviting international visual artists to present their ideas and visions to an advanced audience of curators, critics, collectors, as well as architects, photographers and galerists in Berlin’s hip district of Friedrichshain. “Showing” here is understood as an non-ideological gesture sans economic pressures. Autocenter is about artistic experimentation in the fields of painting, sculpture, photography, video, etc. beyond the confines of curatorial concern and limitation. Having transcended its status as “off-space” after 10 years and as an antithesis to the regular white cube, Autocenter has assumed a much discussed function within Berlin as it has become “the” platform for showcasing Berlin’s artistic production.
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Photo: Martin Eder, Berlin 2011