Whitman-Walker’s New Cultural Venue —The Corner— Opens Early to Present the Exhibition When We First Arrived... PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: Cande Aguilar, Ricci Albenda, Bill Allen, Marina Ancona, Carolina Antich, Catalina Antonia Granados, Polly Apfelbaum, Michele Asselin and Glenda Carpio, Walead Beshty, Paige Bradley, Eric Brown, Davide Bulula, Robert Buck, Dietmar Busse, Ambreen Butt, Mary Ellen Carroll, York Chang, Mel Chin, David Colman, Beatriz Cortez, Tony Cox, Jessica Craig-Martin, Anna Daučíková, Shezad Dawood, Lorenzo De Los Angeles, Beto De Volder and Leon Villagran, Anne Delaney, Alyssa DeLuccia, Liz Deschenes, Vikram Devicha, Cirilo Domine, Trisha Donnelly, Joanne Dugan, The Dufala Brothers—Billy Dufala and Steven Dufala, Jack Early, EIDIA House (Paul Lamarre and Melissa P. Wolf), Manuel Esnoz, Rochelle Feinstein, Patricia Fernandez, Avram Filkenstein, Kim Folse, Jean Foos, Eve Fowler, Ivan Gaete, Molly Gochman, Camilo Godoy, Terrence Gower, Dan Graham, John Hanning, Graciela Hasper, Karolyn Hatton, Dana Hoey, Ashley Hunt, Samuel Jablon, Jesse Presley Jones, Rhea Karam, David Kelley, Maria Kent and Erin Leland, Jon Kessler, Elisabeth Kley, Alice Könitz, Josh Lehrer, Cary Leibowitz, Simon Leung, Siobhan Liddell, Matt Lipps, Tod Lippy, Mary Lum, Eva Lundsager, Brian Maguire, Yeni Mao, Jessica Mein, Julie Mehretu, Lucas Michael, Wardell Millan, Katrina Moorhead, Carlos Motta, Jason Murphy, Antony Nagelmann, Kambui Olujimi, Jeanine Oleson, Annee Olofsson, Ruby Osorio, Spencer Ostrander, Arthur Ou, Paul Pfeiffer, Pope.L, Gala Porras Kim, Liliana Porter, Luiza Prado de O. Martins, Barbara Probst, Rob Pruitt, Adam Putnam, Michael Rakowitz, Paul Ramirez Jonas, Ugo Rondinone, Kay Rosen, Alejandra Seeber, Alexandro Segade, Kang Seung Lee, Anna Sew Hoy, Amy Sillman, Laurie Simmons, Xaviera Simmons, Pamela Sneed, A.L. Steiner, Berend Strick, Lisa Tan and Johnny Chang, Steed Taylor, Ana Tiscornia, Lincoln Tobier, Julie Tolentino, Fred Tomaselli, Boris Torres, Marguerite Van Cook, Rafael Viñoly, Lawrence Weiner, Judi Werthein, Barbara Westermann, Summer Wheat, Bob Witz

DYKWTCA is a call to action and exhibition of 100+ unique works of art by 100+ leading visual artists that is organized by the artists and activists Mary Ellen Carroll and Lucas Michael. PARTICIPATING ARTISTS Cande Aguilar, Ricci Albenda, Bill Allen, Marina Ancona, Carolina Antich, Catalina Antonia Granados, Polly Apfelbaum, Michele Asselin and Glenda Carpio, Davide Balula, Walead Beshty, Paige K. B., Eric Brown, Robert Buck, Dietmar Busse, Ambreen Butt, Mary Ellen Carroll, York Chang, Mel Chin, David Colman, Beatriz Cortez, Tony Cox, Jessica Craig-Martin, Anna Daučíková, Shezad Dawood, Lorenzo De Los Angeles, Beto De Volder and Leon Villagran, Anne Delaney, Alyssa De Luccia, Liz Deschenes, Vikram Divecha, Cirilo Domine, Trisha Donnelly, Joanne Dugan, The Dufala Brothers—Billy Dufala and Steven Dufala, Jack Early, EIDIA House (Paul Lamarre and Melissa P. Wolf), Manuel Esnoz, Rochelle Feinstein, Patricia Fernández, Avram Finkelstein, Jean Foos, Eve Fowler, Ivan Gaete, Molly Gochman, Camilo Godoy, Terence Gower, Dan Graham, John Hanning, Graciela Hasper, Karolyn Hatton, Dana Hoey, Ashley Hunt, Samuel Jablon, Jesse Presley Jones, Rhea Karam, David Kelley, Maria Kent and Erin Leland, Jon Kessler, Elisabeth Kley, Alice Könitz, Josh Lehrer, Cary Leibowitz, Simon Leung, Siobhan Liddell, Matt Lipps, Tod Lippy, Mary Lum, Eva Lundsager, Brian Maguire, Yeni Mao, Jessica Mein, Julie Mehretu**, Lucas Michael, Wardell Milan, Katrina Moorhead, Carlos Motta, Jason Murphy, Antony Nagelmann, Kambui Olujimi, Jeanine Oleson, Anneé Olofsson, Ruby Osorio, Spencer Ostrander, Arthur Ou, Paul Pfeiffer, Pope.L, Gala Porras-Kim, Liliana Porter, Luiza Prado de O. Martins, Barbara Probst, Rob Pruitt, Kim Pterodactyl, Adam Putnam, Michael Rakowitz, Paul Ramirez Jonas, Ugo Rondinone, Kay Rosen, Alejandra Seeber, Alexandro Segade, Kang Seung Lee, Anna Sew Hoy, Amy Sillman, Laurie Simmons, Xaviera Simmons, Pamela Sneed, A.L. Steiner, Berend Strick, Lisa Tan and Johnny Chang, Steed Taylor, Ana Tiscornia, Lincoln Tobier, Julie Tolentino, Fred Tomaselli, Boris Torres, Marguerite Van Cook, Rafael Viñoly, Lawrence Weiner, Judi Werthein, Barbara Westermann, Summer Wheat, Bob Witz

An ambitious new project brings together over 100 artists including Barbara Westermann who have used the accounts of detained migrant children to create work with an urgent purpose

Over 100 Artists including Barbara WestermannContribute to Benefit Exhibition Foregrounding the Experiences of Detained Children DYKWTCA (Do you know where the children are?) will travel across the US until after the 2021 election. The works will be offered for $500 each and the full proceeds donated to immigrant advocacy groups.

100° West - 80° East: The Great Circle from Pole to Pole by Barbara Westermann (Author), Alexandra Keiser (Author), William Allen (Author), Lizz Thabet (Author), Mark Patsfall (Editor)

Queens Medallion Studios 21st street near Reis Studios Medium: Multi-Disciplinary Studio Location: 43-39 21st Street btw 43 &44 ave- google maps only - Studio# 205 Artist Bio: Queens Medallion Studios is a brand new suite of 7 at-cost artist workspaces in the heart of Long Island City, 5 minutes from the Court Square E/M/7/G. Current artists include artists at all stages of their artistic and curatorial careers including Alex Golden, Dave Mishalanie, Johnny Mullen, Taylor Newell, Carlos Rigau, Michiyo Shinohara, and Barbara Westermann, representing the US, Scotland, Japan, and Germany.

CURRENT EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS Sunday 17th February - Saturday 4th May Viel Feind, viel Ehr Jerry Blackman, Lutz Braun, Andreas Bunte, Andrew Guenther, Stef Heidhues, John Hodany, Jeroen Jacobs, Valentin Just, michael kirkham, Johnny Mullen, Hester Oerlemans, Mike Olin, Thomas Schroeren, Marike Schuurman, Gibb Slife, Raaf Van Der Sman, Heidi Specker, Barbara Westermann, Jess Willa Wheaton, Anton Zolotov

Viel Feind, viel Ehr is the first iteration of a collaborative project between Peninsula Gallery and the Berlin project space nationalmuseum. It presents a number of artists allied to nationalmuseum paired with New York artists selected by the curatorial team of Peninsula.

Exhibition details 130 artists from across the world give personal artistic responses to globalisation to create a unique ‘networked exhibition’ in which all contributions are made by email. Artist Brigit Jensen asks her diverse international network of visual artists to respond to the latest developments in a globalised world. What position do they take and how do the changes and attendant social tensions and conflicts influence their work? How do they position themselves in relation to the transformations of our society in recent years, and their various local impacts? Birgit Jensen is a Düsseldorf-based artist.

.......(DYS)-TROPISM is a collective exhibition including works by Sarah Abu Abdallah (b.1990, Saudi Arabia), Juliette Bonneviot (b.1983, France), Chris Dorland (b.1978, Canada), Celine Gillain (Belgium), Peter Nagy (b.1959, USA), !Mediengruppe Bitnik (Switzerland), Jaakko Pallasvuo (b.1987, Finland), Adriana Ramic (1989, USA), Ariane Schick (b.1984, UK), Barbara Westermann (1958, Germany)

Timeline show

As part of Armory Arts Week, we invite you to view artists working in open studios, visit the EFA Project Space, and take a tour of EFA's Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop on Tuesday, March 6th, 2018 from 5:00 - 9:00 pm. EFA Studio Member Artists work in a wide range of media and artistic sensibilities, creating a vibrant and diverse community of peers under one roof. Artists on floors 3 - 10 will welcome guests to explore and interact with their artwork.

Funded by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, NYC Department of Aging, in partnership with the NYC Council and the Materials for the Arts

This exhibition is the result of the network project Flugblätter for which the artist Birgit Jensen invited 130 (inter)national participants. She asked them how they, as visual artists, respond to the latest developments in a globalised world. What position do they take and how do the changes and attendant social tensions and conflicts influence their work? Each expression of the 130 artists reflects another aspect of our time - be it philosophical, social, political or ecological. It shows that the artistic thinking is rooted in a specific social experience.

......Created as an instinctive reaction of the current crises, (DYS)-TROPISM highlights the dystopian order we are currently living in through the practices of artists from various origins. The exhibition aims to engage in a dialog on culture, politics, environmental issues and technologies, featuring works by Sarah Abu Abdallah, Juliette Bonneviot, Chris Dorland, Celine Gillain, Peter Nagy, !Mediengruppe Bitnik, Jaakko Pallasvuo, Adriana Ramic, Ariane Schick and Barbara Westermann.

VAVA Voom - SILENT ART AUCTION - Bid on amazing small works by Bill Adams • Ricci Albenda • Lucky Debellevue • Liz Deschenes • Zackary Drucker & Amos Mac • Glen Fogel • Eve Fowler • Marley Freeman • Tom Friedman • Wayne Gonzales • Sam Gordon • Larry Krone • Cary Leibowitz • Glenn Ligon • Matt Lipps • Yeni Mao • Keith Mayerson • Wardell Milan • Carlos Motta • My Barbarian • Jeanine Oleson • Alix Pearlstein • Kembra Pfahler • Jacob Robichaux • A.L. Steiner • Marc Swanson & Joe Mama-Nitzberg • Barbara Westermann • Jessica Whitbread & Morgan M. Page • Zarina Curated by Lucas Michael and Lauren Wittels.

Barbara Westermann is a sculptor and installation artist. Her sculptures, prints, and drawings are minimalist and conceptual, with an emphasis on social sculpture, urban planning, geometry, geophysical mapping, and music. She utilizes site-specific work that involves sculpture, prints, architecture, and engineering, and uses sculpture to ‘embody’ utilitarian objects.

.......At the center of the original Timeline installation was a dramatic red construction, an artifact from a demonstration in DC: a maritime navigation buoy.

.........and atmosphere of an airport lounge in an installation by Barbara Westermann. Like so many other artworks here, they zoom in on things that we look at but rarely see.

This exhibition takes an international, intergenerational and interdisciplinary look at the way artists comment on, perceive and provoke political action. From the October Revolution through Tiananmen Square to the Arab Spring, the artists in this show have appropriated primary and secondary source material from film, photographs and newspapers in order to create compelling visual images. They have explored a variety of methodologies including painting, collage, printmaking, photography, excision, and digital manipulation. Come see this exhibition and join in the dialogue these prominent artists have initiated. Artists: Shanti Grumbine, Tatiana Istomina, Anna Elise Johnson, Joyce Kozloff, Dread Scott, Robin Tewes, Barbara Westermann. A display of agitprop graphic art In the Black and White Gallery East complements the exhibition. Curated by Hallie Cohen

.......Proteus Gowanus and the Museum of Matches invite you to join us for the opening reception of The Berlin Tunnel Project, an installation inspired by a declassified CIA document describing 
a tunnel that was dug from West to East Berlin during the Cold War.

Sarah Newman Curator of Contemporary Art Corcoran Gallery of Art

Barbara Westermann Relief Camp and the thing- in- itself Ausstellung im Malkasten, Gartenvitrine vom 26. September bis 11. November 2012 Eröffnung: Dienstag, den 25. September 2012 um 19 Uhr

In multi-media installations, prints and sculptures, I build a place for observation, and create a space for inner contemplation about architecture, urban space, and the political relevance of making artwork in a globalized world.

.......Barbara Westermann's work is a conceptual alphabet to monitor the way we see the human body,

- ein Reiseführer herausgegeben von Barbara Westermann und Brigitte Caster-- Rund um den Elfenbeinturm und dann mitten hinein von Brigitte Caster -- Türme -- Eine Bilddokumentation von Barbara Westermann -- Habe ich Sie überrascht? von Barbara Westermann -- Die Lüge produziert Wahrheit Elfenbeinturmbriefe von: Julius Posener, Richard Hamilton, Dieter Roth, tomas schmit, Hans Haacke, Robert Jungk, Joseph Beuys, Karl Oskar Schnell, Simone de Beauvoir, Ben Vautier, Friedrich Achleitner, Rob Krier, Heinrich Klotz, Otto Herbert Hajek, -- Rudolf Augstein -- Eben-Ezer. Ein Turm aus lebenden Steinen von Jacques Lennep -- World Trade Center Aktionen von Peter J. Mönnig -- Der Elfenbeinturm in Düsseldorf von Gerhard Theewen -- Elfenbeinturm von Friederike Pezold -- Grundrißskizzen zum Atombunker für Ego von Laszlo Lakner -- Avantgardetürme von Lili Fischer -- Mein Elfenbeinturm von Rune Mields -- A man in himself is a city von Renate Reimers -- Elfenbeinturm im "Problemlösungsauftrag" von Anna Oppermann -- Augenschein aus dem Elfenbeinturm von Martin Schwarz -- Elfenbornhaut von Heidi Bucher -- Die wiedergefundenen Elfenbeine von Daniel Spoerri -- Pied-à-terre. Einen Fuß am Boden von Georg Jappe. Sprache: Deutsch

Barbara Westermann Artist

Caster, Brigitte and Barbara Westermann Der Elfenbeinturm: ein Reisefuhrer Koln: Kunstforum International, [1982] NA2930.E4 Westermann, Barbara box 5 folder 69

Materiality and Social Sculpture: A Special Workshop

Produced for benefit for Momenta Art, this double-thick archival box includes paintings, sculptures, a 7-inch record, a speaker grill and other assorted multiples contributed by William Allen, Stephen Antonson, Robert Boyd, Ellen Carroll, Arfus Greenwood, Byron Kim, Tim Rollins and K.O.S, Joey Kotting, Marsha Pels, Ann B. Rich, Josh Singer, Ultra Vulva, and Barbara Westermann.

Barbara Westermann's Observatory is a cluster of architectonic objects that suggest the ability to transmit and receive worldly and otherworldly music and/or information. They are objects of and for meditation and introspection. The sculptures reflect and absorb light and sound like a tree's leaves; a conceptual, aural photosynthesis. All the "satellites" are sculptures made from molds of satellite dishes, molded and hewn away from a prefabricated look. The installation underscores relationships between exterior and interior architecture, public and private arenas.

working often with artist collaborator Barbara Westermann, as well as at Momenta Art, RealArtways, Group Material and ARGO Group, which produced the beautiful Endless Landscapes print at Clay Street Press in Cincinnati, OH. New poetry willinclude 21 Stations about the 7 train in New York, Crossing Queensbridge, and Linea Eins, about the German U-Bahn of the Berlin Wall... new art work will evolve with with Good Fish-Bad Fish, Galaxies, and SMART CITIES.

Produced for benefit for Momenta Art, this double-thick archival box includes paintings, sculptures, a 7-inch record, a speaker grill and other assorted multiples contributed by William Allen, Stephen Antonson, Robert Boyd, Ellen Carroll, Arfus Greenwood, Byron Kim, Tim Rollins and K.O.S, Joey Kotting, Marsha Pels, Ann B. Rich, Josh Singer, Ultra Vulva, and Barbara Westermann.

Westermann received her BA in Architecture & Urban Planning, University of Kassel, Germany, 1982-77 and her MFA in Sculpture, Fachhochschule Köln, Cologne, Germany, 1985-82. She studied with Daniel Spoerri, Eduardo Paolozzi, and Wewerka. She also met her husband and artistic collaborator, William Allen, planting trees in the Joseph Beuys documenta 7 project in Kassel, Germany. After moving to New York in 1983, she studied at the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program, New York City, 1985, and completed the Arts Education Certificate Program at the School of Visual Arts, New York, NY, 1995-93.

Art & Politics: See It Now! Hewitt Gallery January 30 – February 21, 2013 This exhibition takes an international, intergenerational and interdisciplinary look at the way artists comment on, perceive and provoke political action. From the October Revolution through Tiananmen Square to the Arab Spring, the artists in this show have appropriated primary and secondary source material from film, photographs and newspapers in order to create compelling visual images. They have explored a variety of methodologies including painting, collage, printmaking, photography, excision, and digital manipulation. Come see this exhibition and join in the dialogue these prominent artists have initiated. Artists: Shanti Grumbine, Tatiana Istomina, Anna Elise Johnson, Joyce Kozloff, Dread Scott, Robin Tewes, Barbara Westermann.

Proteus Gowanus, “The Berlin Tunnel Project,” a collaborative installation by three artists responding to a declassified CIA document. Collaborating artists: Tatiana Istomina and Barbara Westermann.

Su Casa 2019

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS: Cande Aguilar, Ricci Albenda, Bill Allen, Marina Ancona, Carolina Antich, Catalina Antonia Granados, Polly Apfelbaum, Michele Asselin and Glenda Carpio, Walead Beshty, Paige Bradley, Eric Brown, Davide Bulula, Robert Buck, Dietmar Busse, Ambreen Butt, Mary Ellen Carroll, York Chang, Mel Chin, David Colman, Beatriz Cortez, Tony Cox, Jessica Craig-Martin, Anna Daučíková, Shezad Dawood, Lorenzo De Los Angeles, Beto De Volder and Leon Villagran, Anne Delaney, Alyssa DeLuccia, Liz Deschenes, Vikram Devicha, Cirilo Domine, Trisha Donnelly, Joanne Dugan, The Dufala Brothers—Billy Dufala and Steven Dufala, Jack Early, EIDIA House (Paul Lamarre and Melissa P. Wolf), Manuel Esnoz, Rochelle Feinstein, Patricia Fernandez, Avram Filkenstein, Kim Folse, Jean Foos, Eve Fowler, Ivan Gaete, Molly Gochman, Camilo Godoy, Terrence Gower, Dan Graham, John Hanning, Graciela Hasper, Karolyn Hatton, Dana Hoey, Ashley Hunt, Samuel Jablon, Jesse Presley Jones, Rhea Karam, David Kelley, Maria Kent and Erin Leland, Jon Kessler, Elisabeth Kley, Alice Könitz, Josh Lehrer, Cary Leibowitz, Simon Leung, Siobhan Liddell, Matt Lipps, Tod Lippy, Mary Lum, Eva Lundsager, Brian Maguire, Yeni Mao, Jessica Mein, Julie Mehretu, Lucas Michael, Wardell Millan, Katrina Moorhead, Carlos Motta, Jason Murphy, Antony Nagelmann, Kambui Olujimi, Jeanine Oleson, Annee Olofsson, Ruby Osorio, Spencer Ostrander, Arthur Ou, Paul Pfeiffer, Pope.L, Gala Porras Kim, Liliana Porter, Luiza Prado de O. Martins, Barbara Probst, Rob Pruitt, Adam Putnam, Michael Rakowitz, Paul Ramirez Jonas, Ugo Rondinone, Kay Rosen, Alejandra Seeber, Alexandro Segade, Kang Seung Lee, Anna Sew Hoy, Amy Sillman, Laurie Simmons, Xaviera Simmons, Pamela Sneed, A.L. Steiner, Berend Strick, Lisa Tan and Johnny Chang, Steed Taylor, Ana Tiscornia, Lincoln Tobier, Julie Tolentino, Fred Tomaselli, Boris Torres, Marguerite Van Cook, Rafael Viñoly, Lawrence Weiner, Judi Werthein, Barbara Westermann, Summer Wheat, Bob Witz.