Loose Ends/Unerledigte Dinge is a group exhibition featuring the work of Ellen Schafer, Sophie Dvořák, Tanya Brodsky, Andreas Fogarasi, Marit Wolters, Thea Moeller & Bianca Pedrina.

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Is a gallery’s architecture simply the container of the art within it? The exhibition Loose Ends/Unerledigte Dinge contests this simple idea of containment, combining art and architecture in works that explore the unfinished, the maybe, the not yet known and the not clear yet. It investigates with measurements that are not exact, with a rationale that remains a little fuzzy around the edges, with a method that is more or less contingent. Not science, and certainly not engineering, but not exactly well-behaved or self-contained art either. The art works of Loose Ends/Unerledigte Dinge experiment with the edges of their architectural frame, blurring the gallery’s boundaries, occupying its liminal spaces, ignoring the usual distinctions between what is architecture and what is art. A recursive fractal unfolding on its edges, where what is the container and what its object is permanently up for grabs. Perhaps the exhibition is simply a series of inquiries into (but also against) its own containment.