In her engagement with painting, Tatjana Doll (* 1970 in Burgsteinfurt, lives in Berlin) points far beyond the conventional boundaries of her chosen medium. An essential aspect of her work is the exploration of the socio-political contexts of her subjects, which she translates into large-scale enamel and oil paintings in a direct, quick, and sometimes raw painting style. The selected works shown at the KINDL exude a feeling of unrest, threat, and danger that is evident in the various subtexts of the works. 

A poster edition of Kopfalphabet will be published alongside the exhibition in an edition of 200, 20 of which will be signed.

Curated by Kathrin Becker.

Discursive Programme
13 October 2021, 7 pm
Ulrich Loock in conversation with Marcus Steinweg as part of the exhibition Tatjana Doll. Was heißt Untergrund?
In German

Poster Edition

Tatjana Doll, Kopfalphabet

On the occasion of her exhibition Tatjana Doll. Was heißt Untergrund? (2021), the artist has published a poster edition of her Kopfalphabet in an edition of 200 copies - and signed 20 of them on the back.

15,00 € (signed: 55,00 €)
Available at the cash desk

In painting, Doll performs an unwinding of familiar subjects to make the world visible anew.
[Doll leistet eine malerische Rückabwicklung vertrauter Sujets, um die Welt neu sichtbar zu machen.]
Birgit Rieger, Der Tagesspiegel, 16.9.2021

Even without planes and cars, Doll's paintings fit perfectly into the industrial architecture of the old brewery.[
Auch ohne Flugzeuge und Autos passen Dolls Gemälde interessanterweise perfekt in die Industriearchitektur der alten Brauerei.]
Tip Berlin, 30.9.2021

Further Material:
Floorplan Tatjana Doll. Was heißt Untergrund?

As part of Berlin Art Week