By Nina Prader
Perform, paint, print, and pencil! The Summer Academy’s Open House is an…
By Nina Prader
Historically alchemy was considered a science, herbalists were considered witches. Alchemy is the…
By Nina Prader
Since making Kranky Klaus (2002-2003) at the Salzburger Kunstverein, everyone keeps asking…
By Nina Prader
A carefully curated group show in a different sense, the Summer Academy…
By Nina Prader
When is a sculpture finished? Who deems a print a misprint? The final…
By Nina Prader
“I wish for a time when we are seen as we truly…
By Nina Prader
The moment Irena Popiashvili, the dean and founder of Visual Arts, Architecture…
By Nina Prader
Karin Reichmuth describes cutting sculpture from stone as a process of reflection.…
Nina Prader
Nina Prader is an artist, author, independent publisher, and a print activist in Berlin and Vienna. She has written for Texte zur Kunst, Spex, SLEEK, BerlinArtLink, HANT, Arts for the Working Class, Wespennest, and Augustin. Her research focuses on printed matters and the Risograph. Most recently she curated the exhibition “Druck Druck Druck” in the Galerie im Körnerpark, Berlin; the gallery became a live publishing house and print studio to pursue radical goals in art, education, and community.
