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History Made | Michael Schumacher daughter fic

The Hockenheimring circuit in Germany was alive with the symphony of roaring engines, and at its center stood Lena Schumacher, the daughter of the legendary Michael Schumacher, on the verge of making history. The German Grand Prix wasn’t merely a race; it was a homecoming for Lena, carrying the weight of expectations as she aimed to redefine the narrative in her rookie season with Mercedes.

In the Mercedes garage, the air hummed with anticipation. Lena navigated the iconic track with finesse, finding herself at the forefront of the race. Unbeknownst to her, Michael Schumacher, her father, made his first public outing since his accident, orchestrating a surprise visit to witness this pivotal moment. Mick Schumacher, her brother and reserve driver for the team, observed with a mix of pride and sibling camaraderie.

As the final laps unfolded, Lena maintained her lead, the Mercedes team holding their collective breath. In a historic moment, Lena Schumacher crossed the finish line, becoming the first woman in history to win a Formula 1 Grand Prix.

As the checkered flag waved at Hockenheim, the Mercedes garage erupted in cheers and jubilation. Over the radio, Lena Schumacher's race engineer conveyed the historic news.

"Congratulations, Lena! You've just made history! You're the first woman to win a Formula 1 Grand Prix!"

"Wait, what? Did you say… history? Oh my... I... I can't believe it!" Lena said, her voice slightly cracking with emotion.

Amidst the roar of the engines and the celebration in the garage, Lena's voice over the radio reflected a mix of disbelief and overwhelming joy. The realization of her achievement, the weight of making history, echoed through the airwaves.

“You did it, Lena! Enjoy the moment, you've earned it!” said Toto Wolff, so proud of his driver.

"Thank you, thank you so much. This is... this is incredible. I couldn't have done it without the team and everyone's support. Wow." said Lena, her voice getting steadier.

The radio communication captured a poignant moment in Lena's journey, the raw emotion of achieving something extraordinary evident in her voice. The message of breaking barriers and making history reverberated not only within the Mercedes team but also through the hearts of fans worldwide.

Unseen by Lena, Michael Schumacher emerged, his presence a surprise for his daughter. Mick, among the first to congratulate her, shared a smile that spoke of both sibling rivalry and familial pride.

Lena brought her victorious Mercedes to a stop, the cheers and applause echoing through the air. As she stepped out of her car, she was greeted by the presence of her father, now using a wheelchair due to the lasting effects of his accident. Corinna, her mom, and Gina, Lena's sister, were also there with Mick, forming a family circle.

"You did it, Lena. The first woman to win a Grand Prix. I couldn't be prouder," Michael said, his eyes reflecting the joy only a father could feel.

As the Mercedes team joined the celebration, Lewis Hamilton, Lena's teammate, approached with a wide grin. "Congratulations, Lena. You've made history today!"

The emotional reunion and the historic victory became the focal point of the post-race celebrations. Lena, still absorbing the magnitude of her achievement, stood atop the podium. The German and Mercedes flags waved proudly. The national anthem played, marking not just a victory but a symbolic triumph for diversity and inclusion in Formula 1.

In an extraordinary 1-2 finish for Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton secured the second position. The podium celebration was a testament to the team's dominance and the groundbreaking achievements of Lena Schumacher.

Post-Race Interviews:

Lena Schumacher:

Interviewer: Lena, congratulations on an incredible victory. How does it feel to be the first woman in history to win a Grand Prix?

Lena: It's surreal, honestly. This is not just my victory; it's a victory for every person who has dared to dream beyond the conventional norms. I'm honored to be part of a sport that is evolving and embracing diversity.

Michael Schumacher:

Interviewer: Michael, your first public appearance in years, and it's to witness your daughter make history. What does this moment mean to you?

Michael: It's indescribable. Lena has a spirit that mirrors the essence of racing. To see her achieve this milestone, especially in Germany, is incredibly special. I'm a proud father today.

Lewis Hamilton:

Interviewer: Lewis, Lena has made history today. How do you feel about her achievement?

Lewis: It's fantastic. Lena drove phenomenally today. This sport is about breaking barriers, and she's done just that. I'm honored to be her teammate and witness this historic moment.

Mick Schumacher:

Interviewer: Mick, what's it like to see your sister achieve such a milestone?

Mick: It's amazing. Lena's always been competitive, and today she's shown the world what she's capable of. Our family has a strong connection to this sport, and today is a testament to that legacy.

Toto Wolff (Mercedes Team Principal) Reaction:

Interviewer: Toto, a historic win for Mercedes and Lena Schumacher today. What are your thoughts on this achievement?

Toto: It’s an incredible day for the team. Lena’s win is not just a milestone for her but for the entire sport. Michael’s surprise visit added an emotional layer to this victory. We are a family here at Mercedes, and today, we celebrate history being made on our home turf. Lena drove with exceptional skill, and we couldn’t be prouder.

After the historic win at Hockenheim, Lena Schumacher found herself surrounded by a sea of congratulatory faces in the bustling paddock. Among the well-wishers were her fellow drivers, each expressing their admiration for the groundbreaking victory.

Sebastian approached her to congratulate her. "Lena, my goddaughter, you've just made history. I couldn't be prouder. Your driving was exceptional out there.”

"Thanks, Seb. It means a lot, especially coming from you." Then, more drivers started coming over to offer there congratulations.

"Lena, that was one heck of a race! You've set a new standard out here."

"Thanks, Max. I had a feeling this was going to be a special day."

Charles Leclerc, his usual calm demeanor replaced by genuine excitement, joined the conversation.

"Lena, that win was incredible! You've inspired a lot of people today."

"Thanks, Charles. It's surreal, but I'm glad to be part of something bigger."

Fernando Alonso, with a grin on his face, added his voice to the chorus of congratulations.

"Lena, you've made history. This is a day to remember."

"Thanks, Fernando. I just did what I love, and it turned out to be something special."

As the drivers continued to share their words of praise and encouragement, the paddock buzzed with the genuine camaraderie and respect that existed among these competitors. Lena Schumacher's victory wasn't just a triumph for her; it was a celebration embraced by the entire Formula 1 community.

Ah this is my first time writing something, I hope it’s okay. If anyone has any tips please let me know! I hope you enjoyed and it wasn’t a total mess.

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The Wiz (1978)

There have been many sequel, prequels and retellings of L. Frank Baum’s The Wizard of Oz and obviously. The best is the 1939 Judy Garland version. Coming in second place is The Wiz. This sounds like faint praise, but there’s a lot to like in this all-black musical retelling.

Based on the stageplay of the same name, Dorothy Gale (Diana Ross) is a 24-year-old teacher who is whisked away to the urban fantasyland of Oz. Determined to make her way back home by meeting with the powerful and mysterious Wiz (Richard Pryor), she travels along the yellow brick road. Along the way, she encounters a Scarecrow in need of a brain (Michael Jackson), a Tin Man in need of a heart (Nipsey Russell) and a cowardly lion (Ted Ross).

The Wiz proves you can get away with a lot if you bring something new to the equation, put a genuine artistic spin on previously-established characters and legitimize your casting choice by saying something. More than a colour-swapped version of Wizard of Oz, this iteration smartly incorporates topics unique to Black culture in its narrative. When we first meet the Scarecrow, he’s articulate and stuffed with newspaper clippings (instead of straw). He has the makings of an intellectual, but a gang of crows keeps him down by repeating over and over that reading books is for suckers. Similarly, the Cowardly Lion is shown to be perfectly capable of defending his newfound friends when they’re in peril, but is also effortlessly swayed by drugs and easy women. In the settings, costumes, dance numbers and songs, this film discovers many ways to say something about the joys and trials of being Black and living in New York without beating you over the head with its message. I’ll go so far as to call it brilliant.

With that said, there’s a reason this is the #2 adaptation. The songs are ok, but not all that memorable. More than once, numbers either go on for too long or add nothing to the story. The film's antagonist, the Wicked Witch of the West (Mabel King), only appears (briefly) in two scenes. This, combined with the casting of Diana Ross makes the whole quest through Oz feel strange. You can believe a little kid would want to return home but what does the real world offer a grown woman compared to this magnificently coloured land of fantasy and wonder?

Even if you’ve never seen 1939’s The Wizard of Oz (one of the greatest films ever made), The Wiz has a few too many, unnecessary songs, it’s a bit too in love with its musical dance numbers and the performances range from great to only ok. What it does well, however is so good you can easily overlook the flaws. The costumes, the imaginative sets, the reinterpretation of a classic work make it a film worth seeking out. (On Blu-ray, July 7, 2018)

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christmas season ll s.v.

pairing: sebastian vettel x wife!reader

warning: none really

summary: the days leading up to christmas in the vettel household ft. the schumachers

instagram edit

faceclaim: no one in particular :)

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12 days of christmas masterlist

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y/n_vettel 4x world champ turned taxi driver 

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sebastianvettel its what im here for

y/n_vettel i love you for it

lewishamilton hope seb is enjoying retirement, already miss you on the track 

sebastianvettel come by whenever lewis, i will miss our rivalry on track

sebsbees i love them your honor

lovelyy/n need a sebastian in my life

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y/n_vettel my snow babies 

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sebastianvettel my pride and joy

mickschumacher coming to see them right now

y/n_vettel bring gina with you!

charles_leclerc little theo all bundled up

y/n_vettel he loves the snow 

lewishamilton sending lena a race car ornament for her tree right now

y/n_vettel she will love that 

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y/n_vettel christmas wrapping done ✅ thanks to the help of gina

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gina_schumacher always willing to help

y/n_vettel immensely grateful for you this christmas

fanofthevettels they are wrapped so pretty

keepingupwiththevettels i wuld never unwrap them, they are to pretty

schumacherlover gina and y/n’s relationship is too cute

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y/n_vettel had a little help with the christmas baking this year from lena, theo was to busy napping on uncle mick

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sebastianvettel delicious my love

mickschumacher theo was straight chillin

charles_leclerc y/n christmas treats are the thing i miss most from being teammates with seb

y/n_vettel i’ll send some to you!

charles_leclerc you are the best person to ever live

keepingupwiththeschumachers pics of theo and mick or it didn’t happen

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y/n_vettel merry christmas eve from the vettel + schumacher family

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lewishamilton hope santa brings everyone what they want tonight

mickschumacher great food, and even greater company

charles_leclerc merry christmas eve guys

danielricciardo merry christmas eve folks

keepingupwiththevettels what i would give for a seat at that table...

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sebastianvettel merry christmas from the vettel family!

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y/n_vettel merry christmas everyone! 🎄

lewishamilton merry christmas seb and fam 🎄💕

sebastianvettel merry christmas lewis 

mickschumacher very merry christmas 

sebastianvettel merry christmas mick

charles_leclerc merry christmas vettel fam 🎄 thanks for the cookies

y/n_vettel anytime charles

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If you're going to school and you see some kid being picked on don't be a bystander, do something. you don't have to fight the kid, but it's worth getting suspended for standing up for the right things. don't let this violence become normal. we can help change the violence going on in the world, we need to respect the good cops and stop making their jobs even harder. Change might not happen right away but every little bit helps. don't believe everything you hear right away, do research. even just making a few posts helps

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"Strange Adventure" from Lamplighters Music Theatre's 2011 production of Gilbert & Sullivan's The Yeomen of the Guard.

Sergeant Meryll: Robby Stafford

Fairfax: Robert Vann

Dame Carruthers: Kathryn Schumacher

Kate: Lena Leson

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YouTube Source Channel: LamplightersMT

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THE WIZ Review - **½

THE WIZ Review – **½

“WOW!,” it says. But WOW! I did not say.

NOTE: This is not a new review. It was originally published on social media on March 26, 2017.

The history of Oz on film is a long, strange, and rather sad one. Yes, the 1939 film is a beloved classic, but for that one success there are several conspicuous failures: Larry Semon’s infamous 1925 version, Disney’s aborted Rainbow Road to Ozproject, the…

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The Spirit of SPARKLE By Constance Cherise

A precursor to the Broadway musical Dreamgirls, SPARKLE (‘76), a film about three young Black sisters in late-1950s Harlem with dreams of stardom, is commonly believed to be loosely based on the story of The Supremes (rest easy Mary Wilson). Like THE WIZ (‘78), initially, SPARKLE did not do well in the box office, and like THE WIZ, it also became a classic Black film garnering fan loyalty. If the sizzling 1992 rendition of “Giving Him Something He Can Feel” by En Vogue wasn’t proof enough of its endurance, the 2012 remake of SPARKLE (tragically Whitney Houston's final film) should be sufficient evidence.

Directed by Sam O’Steen, with music by ‘70s producer extraordinaire Curtis Mayfield, SPARKLE shares notable ties to classic film. One of its screenwriters, Joel Schumacher, whose extensive portfolio includes the film adaptation of THE WIZ, noted Billy Wilder as his favorite director. In a 2010 interview, Schumacher recalled a mischievous youth, watching black-and-white films in a theater near his home. “I was watching the Golden Era of Hollywood...watching Elia Kazan and John Ford and Alfred Hitchcock, I could go on…” Schumacher stated. Although Robert Stigwood is not credited on screen as the producer, the film was made under the banner of his production company. The all-around entertainment impresario, called by Newsweek “the Ziegfeld of the disco age,” also released the everlasting SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (‘77), GREASE (‘78) and SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND (‘78).

Another Classic Hollywood tie is Lonette McKee, who portrays Sister. McKee had her breakout role in 1983 as the first mixed-race woman to portray Julie, starring alongside Donald O’Connor, in her Tony-nominated performance of the Broadway musical Showboat. The character was previously depicted by white actresses, most famously Ava Gardner, who won the role over her best friend Lena Horne in MGM’s 1951 film. The decision was made by the studio due to Horne’s race, which she maintained cut her deeply. If you haven’t seen Horne’s rendition of “Can't Help Lovin’ Dat Man,” in TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY (1946), watch it and you will understand Horne’s justified frustration.

Although SPARKLE is a story about three sisters—Sparkle, Sister and Delores—and their short-lived rise to fame, the catalyst of the tension in the story truly begins with Sister (McKee). Well aware of her unique beauty, she becomes involved with Satin (Tony King), whose focused attention towards her further inflates her ego cause her to not see him for who he truly is: an abuser and gangster. He openly engages Sister with another woman at his side, and Sister witnesses him punch this woman in the stomach and pull the fur coat from her back. Yet Sister’s reaction seems to be more of excited intrigue. In that moment of silent acceptance, she seals her fate. Not only is it apparent this cannot possibly end well, the resulting repercussions on her and those who truly love her soon come into grave focus.

In the scene where Satin is introduced to Effie (Tony Award-winning Mary Alice), the mother of the three hopeful sisters, and sits beside her, Effie’s expressionless glare takes over, all her years of wisdom instantaneously coming to the surface. Everything Satin is flashes in Effie’s eyes. Instinctively, Effie knows – and Satin knows she knows – that Sister is headed in the wrong direction. When Effie arrives backstage to congratulate her daughters after a successful show, she straight-talks Sister, cradling her face, looking into her eyes almost as a lover. With precise articulation, she tries to ensure her daughter comprehends her words of wisdom.

“I’ve lived in Harlem all my life. I do know a rat when I see one.”

Considering Effie’s domestic employment, when her white employer notices her sullen mood and states that she hopes Effie considers her “enough of a friend to confide in,” there are multiple takeaways. We can conclude that Effie’s employer is wholly oblivious to her authentic identity and her role as a maid, and we get a snapshot of Effie’s sacrifice for her daughters. Powerfully poignant, Alice's performance embodies a silent strength present in many of her performances. As she quietly endures the deconstruction of her family, you have to wonder about the substantial weight she holds within.

A youthful Phillip Michael Thomas is as gorgeous and equally as captivating in SPARKLE as he was during his days of palm trees, Miami pastels and pink flamingos, portraying the character Ricardo Tubbs in the TV series Miami Vice. Although the film’s main characters are all beautiful women, you simply cannot take your eyes away from him; when Thomas is in the scene, he steals it every time.

Most famous for her role as Coco in the film FAME (’80), which caused a measurable rise in attendance at performing arts schools internationally, Irene Cara’s career began at the tender age of 3. She was only 13 years old when she played Sparkle, but her performance is so spectacular, she competently rivals her elder co-stars. In a role that could easily escalate to excessiveness, Cara underplays. Her scene with Thomas, after a funeral, is a perfect example. Years in the entertainment industry expertly result in a stellar performance.

With a time-capsule quality much like other Stigwood films, SPARKLE seems like two separate yet cohesive stories – a tragedy that is unexpectedly a comforting diversion. In the end, the abiding spirit of SPARKLE satisfies.

[neverforgetonlytimewilltell]

Random Thoughts about following topics and people that may appear on this blog (in no particular order)

Women's Football

#gerwnt

FC Köln (Men & Women) #effzeh

VfL Wolfsburg (Women)

Svenja Huth

Lena Oberdorf

Men's Football

#gernt

BVB (Men & Women)

Julian Brandt

Kai Havertz

Leon Goretzka

Formula 1

Formula 2

Formula 3

Formula E

IndyCar

Ollie Bearman

Mick Schumacher

Nyck de Vries

Pierre Gasly

Charles Leclerc

Juan Manuel Correa

Lando Norris

Max Verstappen

Arthur Leclerc

Callum Ilott

Liam Lawson

Oscar Piastri

Norman Nato

Theo Pourchaire

Christian Lundgaard

Paul Aron

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2020 Olympics Austria Roster

Gymnastics

Elisa Hämmerle (Lustenau)

Sailing

Ben Bildstein (Wolfurt)

David Hussl (Bregenz)

Thomas Zajac (Vienna)

Lorena Abicht (Vienna)

Tanja Frank (Vienna)

Barbara Matz (Vienna)

Climbing

Jakob Schubert (Innsbruck)

Jessica Pilz (Haag)

Swimming

Felix Auböck (Bad Vöslau)

Bernhard Reitshammer (Innsbruck)

Christopher Rothbauer (Graz)

Simon Bucher (Linz)

Heiko Gigler (Graz)

Lena Grabowski (Vienna)

Marlene Kahler (Vienna)

Anna-Maria Alexandri (Vienna)

Eirini-Marina Alexandri (Vienna)

Athletics

Peter Herzog (Saalfelden)

Lemawork Ketema (Vienna)

Lukas Weisshaidinger (Schärding)

Susanne Walli (Linz)

Victoria Hudson (Vienna)

Ivona Dadić (Wels)

Verena Mayr (Ebensee)

Badminton

Luka Wraber (Vienna)

Canoeing

Felix Oschmautz (Maria Saal)

Nadine Weratschnig (Krumpendorf)

Viktoria Wolffhardt (Tulln An Der Donau)

Cycling

Patrick Konrad (Mödling)

Gregor Mühlberger (Haidershofen)

Hermann Pernsteiner (Oberwart)

Andreas Müller (Oberwart)

Andreas Graf (Ebreichsdorf)

Max Foidl (Graz)

Anna Kiesenhofer (Niederkreuzstetten)

Laura Stigger (Innsbruck)

Equestrian

Florian Bacher (Vienna)

Chris Schumach (Murau)

Vici Max-Theurer (Linz)

Katrin Khoddam-Hazrati (Feldbach)

Lea Siegl (Linz)

Golf

Matthias Schwab (Schladming)

Josef Straka (Athens, Georgia)

Christine Wolf (Innsbruck)

Judo

Shamil Borchashvili (Wels)

Stephan Hegyi (Vienna)

Sabrina Filzmoser (Wels)

Magdalena Krssakova (Vienna)

Michaela Pollers (Wimpassing)

Bernadette Graf (Innsbruck)

Karate

Bettina Plank (Wels)

Pentathlon

Gustav Gustenau (Wiener Neustadt)

Rowing

Magdalena Lobnig (Sankt Veit An Der Glan)

Louisa Altenhuber (Vienna)

Valentina Cavallar (Vienna)

Shooting

Martin Strempfl (Graz)

Sylvia Steiner (Schwarzach)

Skateboarding

Julia Brückler (Vienna)

Table Tennis

Gárdos Róbert (Schwechat)

Daniel Habesohn (Vienna)

Stefan Fegerl (Gmünd)

Jia Liu (Linz)

Sofia Polcanova (Linz)

Liu Yuan (Linz)

Tennis

Oliver Marach (Ciudad Panama, Panama)

Philipp Oswald (Feldkirch)

Triathlon

Alois Knabl (Innsbruck)

Lukas Hollaus (Hallein)

Julia Hauser (Vienna)

Lisa Perterer (Villach)

Weightlifting

Sargis Martirosjan (Vienna)

Sarah Fischer (Rohrendorf Bei Krems)

[infinitysisters]

New headphone/dancefloor therapy from yer pal. You know the deal; eclectic, genre-agnostic selections from the crates real and virtual. Blended with frankincense and myrrh. No gold.  Cover pic is painting by Ben Shahn, Beatitudes, 1955. Tracklist Gary Cooper from Ball of Fire - I was the lead donkey Billie Holiday - I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm (YesKing remix) Tyler the Creator - See You Again Quix - Riot Call ft. Nevve (Cozway remix) Frequent & Copycatt - Tom’s Battery Sub Accent - Night Crystals Boards of Canada - Nothing is Real Habstrakt & Jace Mek - I Wanna Armand Van Helden - The Funk Phenomena (Erick Decks remix ft. Sean B.) Tinocorp - Tino’s Factory Dutch Rhythm Combo ft. Annik - Come On (Sket remix) DJ Zya - Oh Geez (original mix) Plump DJ’s - Electric Disco (D. Ramirez remix) Slynk - Things That You Do ft. Father Funk DJ T Rock & Squashy Nice - Get Loose Now Lady Sovereign vs. Worakis - The Battle (ft. Shystie, Frost P, Zuz Rock) vs. Toi (original mix) Worakis - Toi (original mix) Syracuse & Epsilove - Scubatomic Love Thomas Schumacher & Victor Ruiz - Apollo Dub Phizix - Chrysalism Salama - Golovu Kruzhit Lena - Floating Roots Manatee Commune - Pull Me in Part 2 Christafari - The Law of Gravity in Dub Maurice Moore & Family Affair Band - All That Shines Aint Gold (Floating Points edit)

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Aufnahmen von der Berlin Fashion Week, den European Fashion Awards, Traces, der Panorama, der Premium, den Schauen von Laurèl und Marc Cain, P&Cs Designer for Tomorrow, der GQ Mension, der Panorama-Party, Fashion Tech, dem Vogue Salon, dem Berliner Modesalon und der Vogue Soiree.

  Fotos u.a. von Gerrit Voss (Drykorn), Andre Maeder (KadeWe), Valentin von Arnim (Iris von Arnim), Thomas Hayo, William Fan, Tobias Viehoff, Julia Malisch, Kristine Logemann (P&C),  Tobias Gröber (Ispo), Victoria und Paulina Swarovski,  Katja Flint, Natalia Wörner, Daniel Terberger (Katag), Elisabeth in Bayern, Christiane Arp (Vogue), Franziska Knuppe, Johanna Klum, Franziska von Becker (More & More), Nadine Lohner, Lena Gercke, Iris Berben, Lena Meyer-Landrut, Julian Daynov (Saks Off Fifth), Norbert Lock (Marc Cain), Sebastian Bennewitz, Andreas Ragsch, Ole Schartl (h+p), Claus Peymann, Thomas Ganter (L&T), Jacob Bjerregaard, Inga Empt (SUITS.), Eric Sperber (Bree), Verena Czaja und Gregor Gemmer (P&C Hamburg), Luca Strehle, Daniela Drabert (Hagemeyer), Lena Urzendowsky, Nama Traore, Elisabeth Schwaiger (Laurel), Dirk Reichert (Laurel), Zac Posen, Lara Krude, Jan Kruse (Conde Nast), Gabriele Frantzen, Nico Hoffmeister, Jeanne de Kroon (Zazi Vintage), Fabian Engelhorn, Ilona Sauerbier (Schuhmarkt), Annette Gilles, Sabine Spieler, Frank Rheinboldt und Barbara Moers (AppelrathCüpper), Brigitte Zypries, Loulou Berg, Markus Kurz, Anita Tillmann, Sami Slimani, Kerstin Pooth (Jack Wolfskin), Ralph Böhm (Carl Gross), Andre Pollmann (Conde Nast), Thorsten Mindermann (H&M), Otto Drögsler (Odeeh), Annette Pringle-Kölsch, Oliver Beuthien und Heike Fritz (Engelhorn), Marina Hoermanseder, Edda Gimnes, Angelica Blechschmidt, Dorothee Schumacher, Kevin und Marc Willy (Nile), Marina von Morr, Jörg Wichmann (Panorama), Daniel Gottesdiener (Oui), Leyla Piedayesh, Karen Jessen, Elyas M’barek, Annette Weber, Arne Friedrich, Adriano Sack, Oliver Fischer, Andrea Latten, Antonia Weichs, Saskia Dietz, Isabel Vollrath, Daniela Pörner, Isabella Hierl, Ursula Karven, Viktoria Lauterbach, Judith Milberg, Alec Voelkel, Johanna Voelkel, Jana Julie Kilka, Thore Schoelermann, Marius Müller Westernhagen, Alexander Passigatti (Passigatti), Motsi Mabuse, Emilia Schuele, Rebecca Mir, Massimo Sinato, Wolfgang Altmann, Karin Veith (Marc Cain), Jan Hammer (Casamoda), Jan Schoper (Nightingale), Godo Kraemer, Joerg Ehrlich (Odeeh), Nobieh Talaei, Ann-Kathrin Brömmel, Mario Eimuth (Stylebop), Arik Tremmel und Veronica-Pohle (The Multilabel Store), Fares Hadid (Panorama), Jo Groebel, Jürgen Gessler (Strenesse), Marc Freyberg (Brax), Torsten Poschardt (Ralph Lauren), Sebastian Klinder (Munich Fabric Start), Jan Ten Brinke (Lerros), Michael Röther (Modepark Röther), Holger Blecker (Breuninger), Matthias Külter (TW), Tom Junkersdorf (GQ), Alina Süggeler und Andreas Weizel, Gisa Golpira,  Andreas Murkudis, Minh-Khai Phan-Ti, Hien Le, Lea van Acken, John Cloppenburg (P&C Düsseldorf), Stella McCartney, Sara Nuru, Markus Wahl und Caroline Nolte (Longchamp), Thomas Steinbrück (Reebok), Jürgen Wolf (Homeboy),  Joseph Voelk  und Emmanuel de Bayser (The Corner), Nina Kuhn, Rianna Kounou, Torsten Link (Strellson), Sarah Effenberger.

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Julia Malik attendsthe Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODE SALON) *** Local Caption *** Julia Malik

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 06: Designer Edda Gimnes acknowledges the applause of the audience at the Edda Gimnes show (DfT winner 2016), ‘Designer for Tomorrow’ by Peek & Cloppenburg and Fashion ID, during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin Spring/Summer 2018 at Kaufhaus Jandorf on July 6, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Stefan Knauer/Getty Images for P&C and Fashion ID) *** Local Caption *** Edda Gimnes

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Designs by Hugo Boss on display at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODESALON)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Anita Tillmann poses at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODESALON) *** Local Caption *** Anita Tillmann

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 06: Lara Krude, winner of the fashion talent award ‘Designer for Tomorrow’ by Peek & Cloppenburg and Fashion ID hosted by Stella McCartney, is seen during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin Spring/Summer 2018 at Kaufhaus Jandorf on July 6, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for P&C and Fashion ID) *** Local Caption *** Lara Krude

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 04: Lena Gercke, Iris Berben and Lena Meyer-Landrut during the Marc Cain Fashion Show after show party Spring/Summer 2018 at ewerk on July 4, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Gisela Schober/Getty Images for Marc Cain)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 04: Victoria Swarovski and Lena Gercke during the Marc Cain Fashion Show after show party Spring/Summer 2018 at ewerk on July 4, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Gisela Schober/Getty Images for Marc Cain)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Designer Gisa Golpira and Andreas Murkudis seen at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODE SALON) *** Local Caption *** Gisa Golpira;Andreas Murkudis

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 04: Alec Voelkel, member of the band The BossHoss, his wife Johanna Voelkel, Jana Julie Kilka and Thore Schoelermann attend the Marc Cain Fashion Show Spring/Summer 2018 at ewerk on July 4, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Franziska Krug/Getty Images for Marc Cain)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Angelica Blechschmidt and Dorothee Schumacher pose at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODE SALON) *** Local Caption *** Angelica Blechschmidt;Dorothee Schumacher

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 06: John Cloppenburg, Johanna Klum and Stella McCartney speak at the fashion talent award show ‘Designer for Tomorrow’ by Peek & Cloppenburg and Fashion ID hosted by Stella McCartney during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin Spring/Summer 2018 at Kaufhaus Jandorf on July 6, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for P&C and Fashion ID) *** Local Caption *** John Cloppenburg;Johanna Klum;Stella McCartney

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 04: Franziska Knuppe and Johanna Klum attend the Laurel show during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin Spring/Summer 2018 at Kaufhaus Jandorf on July 4, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Franziska Krug/Getty Images for Laurel) *** Local Caption *** Franziska Knuppe;Johanna Klum

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 06: Arne Friedrich attends the ‘Designer for Tomorrow’ show during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin Spring/Summer 2018 at Kaufhaus Jandorf on July 6, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for P&C and Fashion ID) *** Local Caption *** Arne Friedrich

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Designers Nina Kuhn and Rianna Kounou of Nina + Rianna pose at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODESALON) *** Local Caption *** Nina Kuhn;Rianna Kounou

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Victoria Swarovski (R) and guest attend the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODESALON) *** Local Caption *** Victoria Swarovski

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 04: Lena Gercke and Alec Voelkel (The BossHoss) attend the Marc Cain Fashion Show After Party Spring/Summer 2018 at ewerk on July 4, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Franziska Krug/Getty Images for Marc Cain)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Designers pose ahead of the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODE SALON)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Julian Daynov attends the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODE SALON) *** Local Caption *** Julian Daynov

A model poses at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany.

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Designer Saskia Diez at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODE SALON) *** Local Caption *** Saskia Diez

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Designer Leyla Piedayesh of Lala Berlin poses at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODE SALON)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 04: Lena Urzendowsky (L) and Nama Traore attend the Laurel show during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin Spring/Summer 2018 at Kaufhaus Jandorf on July 4, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Brian Dowling/Getty Images for Laurel) *** Local Caption *** Lena Urzendowsky;Nama Traore

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Designer Karen Jessen of ‘Benu-Berlin’ poses at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODE SALON) *** Local Caption *** Designs by Karen Jessen

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Designer Valentin von Arnim of ‘Iris von Arnim’ poses at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODE SALON) *** Local Caption *** Valentin von Arnim

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 04: Sascha Vollmer, member of ‘The Boss Hoss’, and his wife Jenny Vollmer during the Marc Cain Fashion Show after show party Spring/Summer 2018 at ewerk on July 4, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Gisela Schober/Getty Images for Marc Cain)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Designers Otto Droegsler and Joerg Ehrlich of Odeeh pose at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODESALON) *** Local Caption *** Otto Droegsler;Joerg Ehrlich

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 04: Katja Flint and Natalia Woerner attend the Laurel show during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin Spring/Summer 2018 at Kaufhaus Jandorf on July 4, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Franziska Krug/Getty Images for Laurel) *** Local Caption *** Katja Flint;Natalia Woerner

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Claus Peymann poses at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODESALON) *** Local Caption *** Claus Peymann

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 06: A model walks the runway for the designer Fatima Danielson at the fashion talent award ‘Designer for Tomorrow’ by Peek & Cloppenburg and Fashion ID hosted by Stella McCartney during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin Spring/Summer 2018 at Kaufhaus Jandorf on July 6, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Stefan Knauer/Getty Images for P&C and Fashion ID)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 06: A model walks the runway for the designer Lara Krude at the fashion talent award ‘Designer for Tomorrow’ by Peek & Cloppenburg and Fashion ID hosted by Stella McCartney during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin Spring/Summer 2018 at Kaufhaus Jandorf on July 6, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for P&C and Fashion ID)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Mario Eimuth poses at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODESALON) *** Local Caption *** Mario Eimuth

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: A general view at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODE SALON)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Designer Gabriele Frantzen poses at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODE SALON) *** Local Caption *** Gabriele Frantzen

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 04: Ursula Karven, Viktoria Lauterbach and Judith Milberg attend the Laurel show during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin Spring/Summer 2018 at Kaufhaus Jandorf on July 4, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Franziska Krug/Getty Images for Laurel) *** Local Caption *** Ursula Karven;Viktoria Lauterbach;Judith Milberg

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 06: Victoria Swarovski (L) and her sister Paulina Swarovski (R) attend the ‘Designer for Tomorrow’ show during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin Spring/Summer 2018 at Kaufhaus Jandorf on July 6, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for P&C and Fashion ID) *** Local Caption *** Victoria Swarovski;Paulina Swarovski

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: A general view at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Zacharie Scheurer/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODESALON)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 04: Emilia Schuele wearing a red suit by Marc Cain during the Marc Cain Fashion Show after show party Spring/Summer 2018 at ewerk on July 4, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Gisela Schober/Getty Images for Marc Cain)

BERLIN, GERMANY – JULY 07: Designs by Hermione Flynn on display at the Group Presentation during ‘Der Berliner Mode Salon’ Spring/Summer 2018 at Kronprinzenpalais on July 7, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images for DER BERLINER MODE SALON)

  @Berlin Aufnahmen von der Berlin Fashion Week, den European Fashion Awards, Traces, der Panorama, der Premium, den Schauen von Laurèl und Marc Cain, P&Cs Designer for Tomorrow, der GQ Mension, der Panorama-Party, Fashion Tech, dem Vogue Salon, dem Berliner Modesalon und der Vogue Soiree.

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Berlin Fashionweek SS 2018 – meine Woche im Modezirkus

Den Rückblick meiner Woche auf der Fashionweek in Berlin wollte ich eigentlich gestern veröffentlichen. Wie viele von euch aber schon mitbekommen haben, liege ich mittelmäßig flach und habe den gestrigen Tag im Bett verbracht, viel geschlafen und mich ausgeruht, um wieder auf die Füße zu kommen. Es ist nichts ernstes, also keine Panik! Ich brauche nur ein bisschen Zuwendung für mich selbst, dann bin ich ganz bald wieder wie neu. 😉 Mit einem Tag Verspätung erzähle ich heute also ein bisschen von meiner Woche hinter den glamourösen Kulissen der Berlin Fashionweek, die ich für Maybelline NY im Runwayteam 2 verbringen

Der Beitrag Berlin Fashionweek SS 2018 – meine Woche im Modezirkus erschien zuerst auf Neues von der Schminktante.

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https://gentlemonster.novembremagazine.com/top-y-project-glasses-gentle-monster-eye-eye

Photography: Nicolas Coulomb

Video: Ethan Assouline

3D: Ada Sokol & Jeanne-Salomé Rochat

Art direction: Florence Tétier

Fashion: Georgia Pendlebury

Hair: Yuji Okuda at Saint Germain Paris, using Bumble & Bumble

Make-up: Satoko Watanabe at Artlist Paris

Casting: Hassiba Leila Azizi

Models: Lena Marie @ Nevs models & Caroline @ Scoop models

Photographer’s assistant: Christophe Schumacher

Stylist’s assistant: Charline Felder

Digital capture: D-Factory

Production: Producing Love

Special thanks: Damese Sadivan ; Valentin Petit & Louise Richard

All jewelry throughout: Florence Tétier

Coordination: Jean-Baptiste de Vevey

Web: Ben Bo

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Artists: Gina Folly, Peter Friel, Lina Viste Grønli, Marie Karlberg, Ann Greene Kelly, Eli Kerr, Sean MacAlister, Luzie Meyer, Adam Revington, Louise Sartor, Ben Schumacher, u

Venue: Bel Ami, Los Angeles

Exhibition Title: Showrunners

Curated by: Sean MacAlister, Adam Revington

Date: December 7, 2019  –  January 11, 2020

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Full gallery of images, press release and link available after the jump.

Images:

Video:

Luzie Meyer, The Trout, 2019, Single-channel video, 02:10

Images courtesy of Bel Ami, Los Angeles 

Press Release:

Showrunners is organized by Sean MacAlister and Adam Revington, and features works by eleven artists and one curator, most of whom have been involved in running exhibition projects. One of the artists operates under a pseudonym, u, which was born out of a space called 67 Steps in Los Angeles. In 2019 u opened a gallery in Calgary called u’s.

For Showrunners, u will present six examples from an ongoing series of sculptural collaborations called ‘project spaces.’ The project spaces begin as small box-like forms made from clear packing tape that, when worked on by artists and curators, can act as thresholds into more expansive conversations on how identity is signaled through exhibition making. As the project spaces amass into an archive, they create a record of collaborations and conversations that unfold casually, on an intimate scale, alongside other works.

Gina Folly (b. 1983, Zurich, Switzerland) lives and works in Basel. Since 2013 Folly has been running the artist space called Taylor Macklin, Zurich, together with Selina Grüter and Michèle Graf. Selected solo exhibitions include KURA, Milan; Hard Hat, Geneva; Studioli, Rome; Ginerva Gabino, Cologne; Almanac, London; Tunnel Tunnel, Lausanne; SPREEZ, Munich; Ermes-Ermes, Rome; Space Is The Place, Basel; and S.A.L.T.S., Birsfelden. Selected group shows include Contemporary Art Centre, Riga; Swiss Institute, New York; Museion, Bolzano; Galerie Nagel Draxler, Cologne; Freedman Fitzpatrick, Paris; Sommer Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv; Kölnischer Kunstverein, Cologne; Galerie Bernhard, Zurich; Ginevra Gambino, Cologne; Freymond-Guth Fine Arts, Basel; Le Doc, Paris; and Art Bärtschi & Cie, Geneva.

Peter Friel (b. 1990, Chicago, Illinois) lives and works in Chicago. Friel has held recent solo exhibitions at forgo, Berlin and Bonny Poon, Paris. Recent group exhibitions include Ginerva Gambino, Cologne; Commercial Street, Los Angeles; Zwinglisalon, Berlin; Bonny Poon, Paris; and Galerie Bernhard, Zurich.

Lina Viste Grønli (b. 1976, Bergen, Norway) lives and works in Somerville. In addition to her public art work, Grønli has exhibited at several contemporary art spaces internationally during the last ten years, including Sculpture Center, New York; Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna; Wiels Contemporary Art Centre, Brussels; Henie Onstad Art Centre, Bærum; and List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge.

Marie Karlberg (b. 1985, Stockholm, Sweden) lives and works in New York. In 2013 Karlberg founded M/L Artspace with artist Lena Henke. Karlberg has recently performed at Elevation1049, Gstaad; Palais de Tokyo, Paris; and Künstlerhaus Halle für Kunst & Medien, oGraz. She has staged solo exhibitions at Bonny Poon, Paris; Plymouth Rock, Zurich; Tramps, London; Marbriers 4, Geneva and Reena Spaulings Fine Arts, New York. Karlberg has recently participated in group shows such as Ab auf die Insel!, Kunstmuseum Luzern; IL NUOVO III, Etablissement d’en face, Brussels; The 9th Berlin Biennale, Berlin; Freak Out, Greene Naftali, New York. Karlberg performed in plays at the Schinkel Pavillion, Berlin; the Whitney Museum of Art, New York; and MoMa, New York. Her upcoming solo show at Tramps New York will open Dec 11th.

Ann Greene Kelly (b. 1988, New York, New York) lives and works in Los Angeles. She received her BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art, MD in 2010. Kelly has held solo and two-person exhibitions at Chapter NY, New York; Michael Benevento, Los Angeles; AND NOW, Dallas; Station Gallery, Marfa; and White Columns, New York. Recent group exhibitions include Galleria Zero, Milan; Baba Yaga, Hudson; Lubov, New York; Michael Benevento, Los Angeles; Stems Gallery, Brussels; Maisterravalbeuna, Madrid; Kerry Schuss Gallery, New York; AND NOW, Dallas; The Pit, Los Angeles; Derek Eller Gallery, New York; Jack Hanley Gallery, New York; White Flag Projects, St. Louis; and David Zwirner, New York.

Eli Kerr (b. 1988, Regina, Canada) is a curator and writer based in Montreal and Toronto. Since 2014 Kerr has been invested in notions of ‘the alternative’ for its practical affordances as a mode to explore exhibition practices and intimately engage in artists’ ideas. Between 2014-2019 Kerr organized over 20 exhibitions in Montreal through various alternative contexts. In 2016 with Daphné Boxer he co-founded VIE D’ANGE, an experimental exhibition space. His writing has decidedly existed as contributions to artists’ exhibitions and projects. Kerr completed curatorial residencies at International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP) New York in 2017, as well as Rupert in Vilnius Lithuania (2018). He was awarded the 2019 Hnatyshyn Foundation-Fogo Island Arts Young Curator Residency for Canadian curators under 30, and is currently completing his graduate studies in Curatorial Studies at the University of Toronto.

Sean MacAlister (b. 1987, Calgary, Canada) lives and works in Calgary. MacAlister ran the exhibition space 67 Steps in Los Angeles (2017-18) and is the showrunner at u’s in Calgary (2019 – current). Solo exhibitions include The Loon, Toronto; Art Metropole, Toronto. Group exhibitions include Carl Louie, Toronto; Balice Hertling, Paris; and Soon.tw, Montreal.

Luzie Meyer (b. 1990, Tübingen, Germany) lives and works in Berlin. Recent film screenings and solo exhibitions include Sweetwater, Berlin; Kunstverein Braunschweig, Braunschweig, Germany; Kölnischer Kunstverein, Cologne; Éclair, Berlin; and Nassauischer Kunstverein Wiesbaden, Wiesbaden. Her poetry, films, and readings have also been exhibited or performed at CACBM Paris; Artist Moving Image Festival, Tramway Glasgow; KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin; Portikus, Frankfurt; and the 2016 Montreal Biennial of Contemporary Art. Meyer studied at the Städelschule, Frankfurt and was a resident at Cité International des Arts, Paris in 2018.

Adam Revington (b. 1990, London, Canada) lives and works in Toronto. Revington co-directs the exhibition space, Carl Louie, Toronto. Recent solo exhibitions include The Loon, Toronto; Main Street, Toronto; Support, London, Ontario. Group exhibitions include: u’s, Calgary; Vie D’ange, Montreal; Macfarlane, Los Angeles; Green River Project, New York.

Louise Sartor (b. 1988, Paris, France) lives and works in Rome. Between 2013 and 2015 Sartor co-directed the project space Shanaynay, Paris. She also runs Cocotte, a nomadic curatorial project. Recent solo and two-person exhibitions include Crèvecoeur, Marseille; Bel Ami, Los Angeles; Galerie der Stadt Schwaz, Schwaz; Crèvecoeur, Paris; and Tonus, Paris. Recent group exhibitions include WallRiss, Fribourg; Freedman Fitzpatrick, Paris; Gwangju Biennale, Palais de Tokyo Pavillon, Gwangju; Le Plateau, FRAC Île de France, Paris; MAMCO, Geneva; Château de Versailles, Palais de Tokyo off-site; François Ghebaly Gallery, Los Angeles; Bel Ami, Los Angeles; Palais de Tokyo off-site, Château de Villeneuve-Lembron; Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dole; Fondation d’entreprise Ricard, Paris; Treignac Projet, Treignac; and Crèvecoeur, Paris.

Ben Schumacher (b. 1985, Kitchener, Canada) lives and works in Berlin. He graduated from New York University in 2011, and has held museum and gallery exhibitions at Sculpture Center, New York; Musée d‘art contemporain de Lyon; Johan Berggren, Malmö; Croy Nielsen, Vienna; Kunstverein Braunschweig, Braunschweig; XYZcollective, Tokyo; and Bortolami, New York.

u is the letter “u” in the word “current” on the website of a now defunct Los Angeles based exhibition space called 67 Steps. In 2019, u opened an exhibition space in Calgary called u’s and in 2020 u will focus on a series of diary entries. Recent collaborative two-person and group exhibitions include: u and Alan Belcher w/ Alan Belcher, The Lily, Calgary; The Lucinda River w/ Naoki Sutter-Shudo, Carl Louie, London; and u, group exhibition, Utopian Visions Art Fair, Portland.

Link: “Showrunners” at Bel Ami

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