Sunday
Jul042010

Jon Burgerman: Pictures from the opening

Pictures from last weeks opening of Jon Burgerman's exhibition "The Lossy Botany Lab" at our galley are online now. Check this link to view them.

Wednesday
Jun302010

Building the greenhouse for the Lossy Botany Lab

Stopmotion animation from the construction of the Laboratory/Greenhouse for Jon Burgerman's exhibition "Lossy Botany Lab", opening tomorrow (Thursday!!!), July 1st (from 8 - 11 pm).

Jon is currently painting the outside ...

More images from setting up the exhibition can be found at our Facebook page (click here).

 

Wednesday
Jun232010

The Lossy Botany Lab needs you! 

Donations are necessary for research to continue. We are currently very close to realising our goals for the grand launch of the Lab on July 1st. Some fascinating new discoveries have been unearthed, which we can't wait to share with you. 

Please give us your poor plants, your tired tulips, your huddled grasses longing to be free... And they can contribute and become an essential part of the Lossy Botany Lab. 

Donators will receive a small yet valuable gift from the president of the Lab, Mr Jon Burgerman, as a thank you at the opening gala event on the evening of July 1st.  House plants, cacti, small shrubs, potted herbs, sticks with leaves on them, will all be gratefully accepted. 

Just drop them off at the Lossy Data Lab HQ: heliumcowboy artspace, Bäckerbreitergang 73-75, UNTIL TUESDAY, June 29 the latest! The earlier the better!

Monday
Jun212010

Jon Burgerman is in town.

Photo © heliumcowboy

Jon Burgerman arrived in his home away from home. No, he's not afraid. Just a bit cold. Coming from sunny England that's totally understandable ... 

More info about his upcoming show with us (Lossy Botany Lab, Vernissage Thursday, July 1st, 8 - 11 pm) here.

Saturday
Jun192010

Back to (almost) normal.

Gallery is open again as usual, tuesdays - wednesdays 12 a.m. - 7 p.m.. Still some construction work going on outside, but other than that ... all good.

Last week of Jeremy Fish at the gallery next week, and Jon Burgerman is alreaday on his way to Hamburg ...