Editions 2025
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Elisa Giardina Papa
Moldy Lemons (2025)
© Kerstin Rolfes
Moldy Lemons (2025)
© Kerstin Rolfes
Moldy Lemons (2025)
© Kerstin Rolfes
Moldy Lemons (2025)
© Kerstin Rolfes
Moldy Lemons (2025)
© Kerstin Rolfes
Moldy Lemons (2025)
© Kerstin Rolfes
×The Sicilian artist Elisa Giardina Papa works with film, drawing, and ceramics to explore how hegemonic demands for order and legibility strain radical forms of knowledge, desire, and embodiment.
The moldy ceramic lemons were created specifically for the exhibition “U Scantu“: A Disorderly Tale by Elisa Giardina Papa. It was on show from October to November this year. Unlike the idealized lemons found in traditional Sicilian ceramic fruit bowls, these appear deliberately damaged, moldy, on the verge of change. They resist nostalgic idealization, shifting the viewer’s gaze toward imperfection, liminality, and contagious transformation. They do not point to decay, but to transformation.
This special project has been conceived in support of the institution’s annual Gifts, offering collectors an opportunity to acquire an original work while contributing to the broader celebration of her practice and the institution.
Six ceramics remain available at Künstler:innenhaus Bremen.
Elisa Giardina Papa (b. 1979 in Italy) lives and works in Sant‘Ignazio, Sicily and New York. Her work has been exhibited at the 59th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia (The Milk of Dreams, 2022), the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA‘s Modern Mondays, 2013), the Whitney Museum (Sunrise/Sunset Commission, 2017), the Seoul Mediacity Biennale (2018), the 6th Buenos Aires Bienal de la Imagen en Movimiento (2022), the XVI Quadriennale di Roma (2016), Rhizome (Download Commission, 2016), at Flaherty (NYC, 2016), Union Docs (2017), ICA London (2023), at the BFI London Film Festival (2022), at the Centre for Contemporary Art Tashkent, Uzbekistan (2021), M+ Hong Kong (2023) and the Martin-Gropius-Bau (2023).
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Moldy Lemons (2025)
Glazed Majolika, one piece
Ø 6,5 cm
One-of-a-kindPrice: €660Out of print -
Modly Lemons (2025)
Glazed majolica, two-piece set
Ø ca. 6 cm each
One-of-a-kindPrice: €990Out of print -
Moldy Lemons (2025)
Glazed majolica, three-piece set
Ø ca. 6 cm each
One-of-a-kindPrice: €1.430Out of print
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Yun Heo
Yun Heo constructs sculptural installations that witness how one handles societal conditions; examining how one copes, manages symptoms, and carries on. In her sculptural installations, Heo explores the paradoxical interplay of longing, irony, exhaustion and seriousness that defines the sentiments of her generation.
She created the work Happpy End (2025) especially for the annual editions exhibition 2025 In the Between at KH Künstler:innenhaus Bremen.Yun Heo (b. 1990 in South Korea, lives and works in Berlin and Frankfurt am Main) studied fine art under Tamara Grcic & John Skoog at the Mainz Academy of Fine Arts and completed her studies at the Städelschule Frankfurt as a master student under Hassan Khan.
Her works have been exhibited at the Bio Gallery Seoul, Korea (No Shelf Life, 2025), Cues Stockholm (Comfort, 2025), Louche Ops Berlin (Against Erection, 2025), as well as the Hessian Cultural Foundation Studio New York, USA (Mainhattan, 2023), and Joanne Frankfurt (Good Boy, 2021).-
Happpy End (2025)
Customized cotton satin 140g/m2, collected fabrics from Seoul, rubber band, instant coffee powder, thermoplastic
36,5 x 51 x 14,5 cm
Unique workPrice: €670Order
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James Sturkey
James Sturkey combines drawing, painting, and sculpture to evoke the liminal spaces of everyday life, such as hotel rooms, toilets or bars. These sujets, which for Sturkey are passions, are as banal as much as they are built upon the idea of phantasmic potential and evoke simultaneous feelings of comfortably familiarity and alienation.
He created the work Revenge (2025) especially for the annual editions exhibition 2025 In the Between at KH Künstler:innenhaus Bremen.James Sturkey (b. 1991 in Crawley, UK, lives and works in Frankfurt am Main) studied art at Goldsmiths College, London, and Städelschule, Frankfurt, under Peter Fischli and Hassan Khan. Recent exhibitions include Night Music at CCA Tbilisi, Tried and True at Juf, Madrid and My very own Nemesis at Husslehoff, Frankfurt am Main.
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Revenge (2025)
Paint and pen on panel
51,5 x 40 cm
Unique workPrice: €950Order
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