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Title: 48h Neukölln: Saturday
Category: GONZO
Date: 2012-06-17 17:04
Slug: 48h-neukolln-saturday
Tags: gonzo, art, berlin, neukolln, english
Thumb: /library/2012-06-17-00.47.54.jpg
After the [unsuccessful Friday
night](/48h-neukolln-friday.html "48h Neukölln: Friday"),
I was willing to start another attempt on Saturday night - less
planning, less destinations, better preparation (vodka & coffee) and
with company.<!-- PELICAN_END_SUMMARY -->
Eklis, Nü and I took off starting at the same spot where I had started
the day before: Lenaustrasse. After we took another peek into
[bauer&ewald](http://bauerundewald.com) we went a couple of houses
further down the road, into the backyard and four floors up to the
bright photo laboratory of [Thomas Nitz](http://www.tnt-fotoart.de/),
photographer and artist who presented his experimental artworks: A2
paper screens that were painted with what looked like water colour and
then prepared with a photosensitive liquid emulsion. Exposed onto these
screens were several layers of black and white photographs of faces and
patterns. The result were amazing unique posters with a grungy look and
incredible depth. The photographer was a really nice guy and we talked
with him for a while smoking cigarettes and drinking beers.
![](/library/SH3.jpg "SH3")
![](/library/WT1.jpg "WT1")
We had an appointment with more friends at
[Weserland](http://www.weserland.net/), a new arty co-working space in
Weserstrasse. Going there already was strange because there were even
more people on the streets than yesterday but Weserland was insane.
Hundreds of people were crammed into the rooms, there was hardly any
space left to see the exhibits, it was hot and loud and smoky - but the
installations we saw were kind of nice. They had a paper shredder and
invited everyone to bring their IOUs or other negative and unpleasant
documents and turn them into confetti. The other one was a room filled
with fog so you couldn't see a thing and in addition the floor was
slanted in strange angles which made it a bit difficult to orientate.
But here again it was much too crowded to feel effects of being lost or
whatever their intention was.
![](/library/2012-06-16-22.55.43.jpg "2012-06-16 22.55.43")
We escaped Weserland and went to [Das Gift](http://dasgift.de) on the
corner of Weichselstrasse and Donaustrasse where the collective
Noisekölln had a noise performance and video installations by Henrike
Daum. Same problem here again - too loud, too crowded.
<iframe src="http://player.vimeo.com/video/12251580?title=0&amp;byline=0&amp;portrait=0&amp;color=ffffff" width="500" height="402" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>
[through trees](http://vimeo.com/12251580) from [Henrike
Daum](http://vimeo.com/user3956012) on [Vimeo](http://vimeo.com).
Unfortunately Das Laboratorium in Sonnenallee was already closed, so
after a quick Halloumi snack we went on to our final destination:
[Locht43](http://www.locht43.de/) at Kiehlufer.
The space there is beautiful. A very large long room that seems to have
been some kind of factory or barn invites the visitor to lounge around
on some carpets and mattraces. They served cold beers and delicious Oreo
cookies tweaked brownies.
[![](/library/2012-06-17-00.47.54.jpg "2012-06-17 00.47.54")](/library/2012-06-17-00.47.54.jpg)
In the basement was a nice paper shapes video mapping installation that
the artist projected on live and we saw a live gig of the amazing [Onyx
Ashanti](http://onyx-ashanti.com/) with his self-made wearable cyborg
instrument called
"[BeatJazz](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHMI50ESguQ&feature=player_embedded)".
The overall atmosphere at Locht43 was very relaxed, the crowd was
pleasant and we stayed there for quite a while.
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My overall impression of this year's 48h Neukölln is that besides the
much too big crowd that's less interested in the presented arts but more
in pushing Neukölln's party spaces to the limits, there are also just
too many exhibitions and art places participating.
Less is more - perhaps the curation should remember this concept next
year, or very soon the event will turn more and more into yet another
random arty spectacle…if it's not too late already.