Bettina’s artwork, AFTER THE DELUGE, will be exhibited as part of THOMPSON ART PRIZE at Thomson Gallery, Zug Switzerland.
New space, BIG ART at the next exhibition of The Tunnel group ‘Things To Come’. Join us for the opening night! There will also be some tremendous performances.
The Briggs Building, 2-4 Southgate Rd. London N1 3JJ
Performances by Noel Grassy Macken, Mervyn Syna, Bettina Schroeder, Mark Rathmell. The show continues until 12.Sept, 12:00 - 17:00pm daily.
The Tunnel are a group of artists, writers and performers based in London. The focus of the exhibition is the current state of humanity and our individual responses to this theme.
Travel: Old Street tube station and several buses 141, 76, 21 - bust stop New North
Image: my art work in preparation for the show
Bettina will be taking part in group exhibition by The Tunnel, “NOW IS THE TIME OF MONSTERS.”
Private view Thursday 16th May 2024 6.30pm - 9.30pm
Bettina will be part of group exhibition, Viva La Vida, at the Frauen Museum in Bonn, Germany. Five artists from four different countries: Biggi Slongo (Switzerland), Mirko P. Slongo (Switzerland), Bettina Schroeder (UK), Daniela Floersheim (Germany) and Alfredo Martirena (Cuba).
Falls The Shadow is a group exhibition by The Tunnel drawing inspiration from the novel Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury(1953) and the film adaptation by Francois Truffaut(1966).
The exhibition focuses on the dangers of modern technology and the loss of true knowledge in the contemporary age.
The full duration of the show is from 7th - 17th December
Painting by Matthew Tudor
VIVA LA VIDA depicts life experiences from the perspective of a group of seasoned and established artists. Sometimes profound, sometimes mystical, but often humorous and satirical, the exhibition gives fresh insights into an international mix of cultural backgrounds. The artists present the potential of creating art as a way of life, which, as history shows, can profit from a significant boost in later years.
Artists:
Bettina Schroeder (GB)
Mirko P. Slongo ( CH)
Biggi Slongo (CH)
Daniela Flörsheim (D)
Alfredo Martirena (CU)
Exhibition runs from 20 - 22 October 2023
Other opening times:
Saturday, 21 Oct 2023: 4pm - 6:30pm
Sunday, 22 Oct 2023: 1pm - 4 pm
Bettina Schroeder’s installation will be shown at The Lost Kingdom exhibition in Peckham.
The Lost Kingdom is a group exhibition by The Tunnel artists drawing inspiration from ’12 Monkeys’ by Terry Gilliam (1996) and ‘La Jetee’ by Chris Marker (1962).
Show opening: 2 Sept 2023 6-8pm
Show duration: 2 Sep 2023 – 3 Sep 2023
Work by Matthew Randle plus performance with Bettina Schroeder on opening night - 13th July 6.30pm to 9.30pm
Opening times: Fri 14:00 - 19:00, Sat 16:00 - 19:00, Sun 13:00 - 19:00
VIVA LA VIDA exhibition in Switzerland with artists Bettina Schroeder (UK), Biggi Slongo (CH), Mirko P Slongo (CH), Martirena Alfredo (Cuba), Daniela Floerschiem (D)
Also with music performances by James A Smith & Bettina Schroeder, Mirko P Slongo and Martin Nesnedal
Crunch Art Event 2023 group exhibition focusing on the idea of dialogue in and between artwork and artists. With performances of spoken word/poetry and installations.
Performance night 25th March 2023 6-9pm
Electro Studios Project Space
Our art group The Tunnel will host its 28th exhibition, on March 18th, based on Yevgeny Zamyatin’s 1924 novel We.
The Logic Of Sensation an exhibition exploring the subject of painting itself using the important text: Francis Bacon The Logic Of Sensation by Gilles Deleuze(1981) as a base for this painterly investigation.
Artists:
Julie Ann
Mathew Tudor
Mark Rathmell
Nastaran Mohajerani
Bettina Schroeder
Opening: 3rd Nov 2022
Show from 3-6 Nov
The Tunnel artists group exhibition THE CHILDREN OF MEN opens at the Hundred Years Gallery with performances by Loz Vegas, Monika Tobel and Bettina Schroeder accompanied by James A Smith. Inspired by the novel ‘The Children Of Men’ by P D. James(1992), the show focuses on the ideas of faith and the importance of hope in a desperate age. Show runs from 1st - 4th September
Group exhibition by The Apes Of God exploring the theme of the cult novel Steppenwolf by writer Hermann Hesse (1927), through painting. Opening at Hundred Years Gallery with performances. Showing until 10th July.
A group exhibition by THE TUNNEL group drawing inspiration from the film ‘Ivan's Childhood’ by Andrei Tarkovsky(1962) at HUNDRED YEARS GALLERY. Opening night with performances by Mark Rathmell, James A Smith, Bettina Schroeder and others TBA.
EXHIBITION runs from Thur, 26th to Sat, 28th May 2022 - Opening times: Fri 14:00-19:00, Sat 16:00-19:00
Further music events during the show:
Fri, 27th May at 19:30: Gabriel Zucker & Attila Gyárfás | Charlotte Keeffe & Lara Jones
Sat, 28th May at 19:30: Marcio Mattos / Adrian Northover / Marilza Gouvêa + Alex Ward & Benedict Taylor
Exhibition at Lelie Galerij of artists selected for the ARTBOXY Artist Sponsorship within the Thomson Art Prize ( Thomson Gallery ).
THE BRIDGE, a joint exhibition by THE TUNNEL artists based on the novel Annihilation by Jeff Vandermeer with an installation by Bettina Schroeder and performances by Grassy Noel&APE, Mai Nguyen Tri and Monika Tobel.
Opening Night: 24th February 2022 at 18:30 - 21:30
Bettina Schroeder and Jude Montague are showing and talking East German animation at the London Animation Club LIVE - Perils Of Perestroika IV - youtube live stream event. They look at the tradition of puppetry and explore the subversive videos produced in the 1980s.
The exhibition takes its title from Fyodor Dostoevsky's novella Notes From The Underground. The work is the third part of The Tunnel’s trilogy of exhibitions relating to the great pandemic. Performances by Grassy Noel and Ape, Christina Lovey, Joanne Roberts and many others.
Opening Night: 25th November 2021, 18.30- 21.30
HUNDRED YEARS GALLERY
POP UP Museum, Hauptstr. 47, 8750 Glarus, SWITZERLAND
I am very excited that Biggi Slongo Gastrich and my installation, ‘LESS THAN HALF’ will be shown in Switzerland for the exhibition 50 JAHRE FRAUENSTIMMRECHT (50 years of women’s right to vote)
The nearly 5 meter high installation was first shown at the Anna Göldi Museum, Switzerland, May 2018
VIDEO English version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoA3YNrKe5E
VIDEO German version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmwwuG4CJ_A
For more information and opening hours click here
Hundred Years Gallery, Pearson Street, London, E27 (map)
Bettina is delighted to join artists collective THE TUNNEL again for a companion exhibition to The Plague which was shown earlier this year.
OPENING NIGHT: Thu, 2 SEPTEMBER 2021 at 18:00 - 21:30
http://hundredyearsgallery.co.uk/exhibition-after-the-deluge
Hundred Years Gallery, London UK (map)
Bettina joins THE TUNNEL, a diverse group of artists and performers based in London for this compelling show with new artwork.
OPENING NIGHT: Fri, 21 MAY 2021 at 18:00pm- 21:00pm
http://hundredyearsgallery.co.uk
More details: Facebook
Zoom Event: London Animation Club
I am delighted that my video 'The Car That Fell From Dreamboat To Hell' will be shown.
The Wormhole World records video accompanies my track from the album VERSUS by Jude Cowan Montague and myself, released on Wormhole World records
Bettina Schroeder's video 'Desert Waves' (with sound from composer Dorothee Schabert,
video edited by James A Smith) will be shown as part of the exhibition.
Closing event (Bettina will be present): Sunday 8 March 2020, 11:00 - 15:00
"Turbulence" by Bettina Schroeder will be exhibited digitally alongside works by
international artists.
Exhibition at SBB Eventhalle Zürich HB, Switzerland
LESS THAN HALF, a joint artwork by Bettina Schroeder and Biggi Slongo Gastrich, will appear as part of the "Walk of Art" screening wall in the Swiss Art Expo.
Bettina Schroeder’s 'Summer Cones' lingering on the beach alongside works by 16 other artists.
Nearest Tube: Baker Street
Monday - Friday 10.30am - 6.30pm, Saturday 10.30am - 6pm
Bettina Schroeder Summer cones III, watercolour 2019, 12.5 x 18.00 cm
Bettina Schroeder and Biggi Slongo Gastrich are showing “Portrait der Künstlerinnen Schroeder und Slongo” as part of the BAUHAUS exhibition. Video of the show: youtu.be/xKdFOu0OIYc
The exhibition highlights the contribution that women have made in formulating the modern age.
A show celebrating the Chinese Year of the Pig 2019.
100 international artists take over three levels of an underground car park in London's West End. Displaying THE PIGS ARE BACK IN TOWN by Bettina Schroeder.
Grand opening: Sunday 10 February 2019, 12 noon - 8pm
Also open on: Thurs 14 Feb, 2-7pm, Fri 15 Feb, 2-7pm, Sat 16 Feb, 2-9pm
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Including videos PURPLE RAIN DOGS I and PURPLE RAIN DOGS II.
Performances by Bettina Schroeder, filmed by Bettina Schroeder and Sally Child, edit & sound by James A Smith.
