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Until October 2006, CAPRI was a non-commercial artspace in Brunnenstrasse, Berlin-Mitte. Founded in 2001 by the artitsts Ina Bierstedt, Bettina Carl and Alena Meier, CAPRI realised over 70 exhibitions and events, presenting work by young international artists who often created site-specific installations for CAPRI's rather peculiar space in Brunnenstrasse.
The three artists-curators always saw their project as a participant in local and international networks, and thus organsised several cooperations with non-commercial partners, among them artspaces in Paris, Amsterdam and Auckland (NZ). CAPRI Berlin continue their work as a collective of artists-curators.

organised by:

Ina Bierstedt
Bettina Carl
Alena Meier




Selected international cooperations realised by CAPRI Berlin
and individual curatorial projects by Bettina Carl and Ina Bierstedt



"Re: GEGEN WEISS"
  http://www.gegenweiss.org
painting, drawing, animation at 'Remise' Zurich, Nov. 2013
a group exhibition curated by Bettina Carl


"NACH BILD VOR"
  http://www.inabierstedt.de/projekte
an ongoing research and art project by Ina Bierstedt

 
 


"I KNOW WHAT YOU DON'T SEE"



a group exhibition at Karlin Studios Prague
curated by CAPRI Berlin
(Ina Bierstedt and Bettina Carl)


December 2011 - January 2012
Karlin Studios / FUTURA Centre for Contemporary Art Prague http://www.futuraproject.cz/

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"ICH WEISS WAS DU NICHT SIEHST"


Kunstraum Kreuzberg Bethanien Berlin
March - May 2010

exhibition, performances, film screening, lectures and concerts

curated by CAPRI Berlin (Ina Bierstedt and Bettina Carl)
and Thore Krietemeyer



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"FORTSCHRITT"

April 2007 CAPRI participating at  Space Invasion an initiative by Elsy Lahner, Vienna

International Off-Spaces presenting six curated exhibitions at Seilerstaette
Riemergasse 4, 1010 Vienna


more infos on www.artfacts.net and TemporaryContemporary London




UNITED ISLANDS TOUR 2006
exchanging ideas and art exhibitions with P///AKT Amsterdam and
Immanence Espace d'Art Paris

P///AKT at CAPRI http://pakt.nu/berlin
CAPRI at P///AKT http://pakt.nu/2006


IMMANENCE at CAPRI http://www.capri-berlin.de/2006/tanc
CAPRI at IMMANENCE http://www.art-immanence.org/ARCHIVES/2006



MOSKAU - BERLIN / SARATOW - BERLIN / JEKATERINBURG - BERLIN
a series of three exhibitions, contrasting and combining works by Jörn Gerstenberg, Kuda begut Sobaki, Alena Meier, Wjatscheslaw Lopatin, Felix Loyke and Wladimir Winter.

http://www.capri-berlin.de/programm2005



stability-mobility-network
is a European network of artist run initiatives, including exhibition spaces, studio houses, residency programmes and other contemporary art projects
http://www.stabilitymobility.com/

CAPRI has been involved in some of the network's recent activities:
November 2003: "Sharing Seminar", Berlin
February 2004: "The Role of Artists' Initiatives in Nurturing Excellence in Contemporary Art —
Discussion Event", ArtRotterdam, Rotterdam, NL
July 2004: "StabilityMobility Sharing Conference":
Seminars, workshops, talks in Rotterdam, NL
http://www.stabilitymobility.com/conference/

February 2004: panel discussion "artist-curator/curator-artist - ?", ArtRotterdam, Rotterdam, NL

Old Habits Die Hard
CAPRI participates "Old Habits Die Hard", initiated 2003 by Sparwasser HQ, Berlin. OHDH is a compilation of video works and information material gathered from 50 artist run spaces and presented in an ongoing international tour (including Norwich, Oslo, Istanbul and Sydney)
see:
http://www.sparwasserhq.de
http://www.oldhabitsdiehard.org/
http://www.mca.com.au/

FLACHE WELT
August 2003 - September 2003: a collaboration of CAPRI with artists and curators from and in New Zealand, resulting in exhibition projects in rm03/Auckland, RAMP Gallerie/Hamilton and CAPRI, Berlin.
FLACHE WELT WAS facilitated by David Hatcher and Jonathan Bywater, supported by Goethe Institute/inter nationes and Creative New Zealand
See:
http://www.capri-berlin.de/flachewelt.html
http://www.rm103.org/
http://ramp.mediarts.net.nz/