SUNDAY Berlin 2010 : Current:

SUNDAY was a one day contemporary art event which gathered some of the most noticeable young galleries from Berlin and other parts of Europe under one roof. The idea was to create an easygoing and accessible temporary platform where galleries can set up their exhibitions in the most unconstrained ways. SUNDAY is a follow up to a similar project '7x2' which also took place during the Berlin gallery weekend last year and attracted an estimated audience of 3000 people.

SUNDAY occupied a brand new building on Rosa Luxemburg Platz designed by BundschuhBaumhauer architects. The participating galleries shared three spacious floors of the building without any partitioning walls or individual booths - ensuring an open atmosphere for the visitors.

PARTICIPATING GALLERIES WERE:
Sandra Bürgel (Berlin)
Chert (Berlin)
Circus (Berlin)
Croy Nielsen (Berlin)
Hollybush Gardens (London)
Tanya Leighton (Berlin)
Limoncello (London)
Lüttgenmeijer (Berlin)
Norma Mangione (Turin)
PSM (Berlin)
Supportico Lopez (Berlin)
Rob Tufnell (London)
Rodeo (Istanbul)
Tulips & Roses (Vilnius)
Villa Reykjavik (Reykjavik)

SATURDAY, an exhibition curated by Adam Carr, also was part of the event. For this exhibition a number of artists were invited to conceive artworks that would engage with Sunday and would only last one day. Participating artists were: Nina Beier, Liudvikas Buklys, Tomas Chaffe, Jonathan Monk, Alek O., and Wilfredo Prieto.

SUNDAY was hosted by: Der Verein zur Förderung von Kunst und Kultur am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz eV

MOTTO presented a selection of magazines and artists publications.

MEDIA PARTNER:
MOUSSE magazine (Milan)

PICTURES:

Villa Reykjavik