ELISABETH MASÉ
The Bride
Solo & Friends #3

Opening: Saturday, July 8, 2023, 4-7 pm
Couch of Scholars:  5:30 pm.  With members of House of Taswir
The exhibition runs from July 8 to August 20.

Opening hours:
The exhibition is open to the general public from 4-7pm on the day of the opening.
All other days by personal appointment.
Gallery director A.S. Bruckstein welcomes and hosts all her guest personally.

MKM Gallery/ House of Taswir
Schillerstraße 15
Berlin – Charlottenburg

Solo Artist:
Elisabeth Masé (Berlin/Trieste)
Accompanied by artists of Meine Kleine Mnemosyne

#2  ELISABETH MASÉ:  The Bride
Solo & Friends 

Standing in the tradition of the (Jewish) salonières and the autonomous apartment exhibitions of the 1920s, 80s, and 00s in Berlin (Moscow, Beirut, Istanbul) MKM Gallery presents a new exhibition concept, called SOLO & FRIENDS.

Solo & Friends exhibits are dedicated to one work of a single artist, accompanied by the ensemble of MKM artists. A (female) couch of scholars with members of House of Taswir is part of the opening’s program. The exhibits are open to the general public for three hours on the day of the opening. All other guests are welcomed by Shulamit Bruckstein personally upon appointment.

Saturday, June 25, 2023, 4-7pm
ELISABETH MASÉ. The Bride (2020)

MKM Gallery
Schillerstraße 15 (4th floor)
Berlin – Charlottenburg

Elisabeth Masé’s The Bride (2020) is accompanied by works of Walid Raad, Ali Kaaf, Taysir Batniji, Chaza Charafeddine, Maryam Motallebzadeh, Željka Mićanović Miljković, Ekin Su Koç, Emin Turan, Joseph Sassoon Semah, Patricia Lambertus, Furkan Akhan, Razan Nassreddine, Alexander Polzin, Chris Newman, Raziye Kubat, Mohamad Al Roumi, Maliheh Afnan, Katharina Karrenberg, Joseph Sassoon Semah, Elza Javakhishvili, Eva Beierheimer & Miriam Laussegger, Antonia Baehr, Ana Sontag.

MKM Gallery is an art cabinet, a performative installation, a private museum, Denkraum, and exchange market. MKM Gallery shows changing work constellation of a loosely associated artist collective working with House of Taswir.

MKM Gallery is a project of House of Taswir.

For more information please contact Adam Bruckstein at [email protected]

MKM Galerie shows The Bride (2020), one of Elisabeth Masé’s watercolor series on black paper, capricious “brides” in various, sometimes disturbing states and situations. The bride of our exhibition is funny, exuberantly creative, and disturbingly aggressive. Causing emotional discomfort, The Bride opens a discourse on female (sexual) desire, unleashed artistic creativity, and a stunning embrace of very personal psychic disorders.

Elisabeth Masé is an interdisciplinary artist and novelist, painter, and draftswoman. She writes fiction, makes objects, creates communities, and produces choreographies and artistic films.