Jonas Baumann, Jacob Dwyer, Daniel Karrer, Pauline Bastard, Michał Budny, Pavel Büchler, Simon Callery, Marcel van Eeden, Bob Eikelboom, Tenki Hiramatsu, Sara Masüger and Ana Roldán

P2P

24 November 2018 – 9 February 2019

Video corridor with rolling program:
Graeme Arnfield, Jonas Baumann, Catherine Biocca,
Dina Danish, Jacob Dwyer, Riley Harmon, Daniel Karrer,
Jérôme Leuba, Sebastian Stumpf, Warren Neidich

a group show modulated by Herrmann Germann Conspirators

Peer-to-peer – or P2P for short – platforms are internet platforms that enable communication and exchange on an equal basis. Only those that provide data can take data. With the opening of High Ceiling a new era of gallery reality starts at the Löwenbräu. The platform founded by Barbara Seiler with the collabo- ration of annex14 becomes a gallery hub which, as a multiplier, contributes to democratisation and offers young galleries, collectives and initiators the possi- bility of bringing together artists from diverse areas and presenting them to the art market.
The exhibition is founded on exchange, synergy and inspiration. P2P shows artists represented by both galleries as well as Herrmann Germann Conspirators. Exchange, encounters and interaction between art, gallerists and visitors are the goal. P2P is the desire to promote dialogue and encounters with the public, to stimulate discussion and break down barriers in order to meet others eye to eye.