BERLIN.-
Kant, in The End of All Things, suggested
that the imagination is more active in darkness than light. In the
exhibition
noire et pourtant lumineuse, Baudelaire’s description of his lover is
applied to
the space of the Matthew Bown Gallery, which will be blacked-out for the
duration of the show. The exhibition presents work by four artists –
Anina
Brisolla (Berlin), Alexander Brodsky (Moscow), Gunda Förster (Berlin)
and Katie
Paterson (London) – which explore our experience of darkness. On
exhibition
through 26 May.