Come join us next Thursday, 30 April, 6–9 pm for the opening of ‘This House Has People in It,’ a group show curated by Isabella Zamboni and Francesco Tenaglia.
Featuring works by Adam Gordon, Brad Kronz, Louise Lawler, Giulia Piscitelli, and Andrea Romano. With a text by Ruby Bilger.
Gallery Weekend Berlin opening hours: May 1–3, 12–7 pm.
1 May–13 June, Fri–Sat, 2–6pm and by appointment.
Poster by Lizzy Onck @onckwest
#adamgordon @brads_choices #louiselawler #giuliapiscitelli @andrearomantico #rubybilger @isabella.zamboni@francescotenaglia
“Money lives in coins because children, when they find money, put it in their pockets and hide it in their rooms. They do this with other things. Shiny beads and hunks of quartz. They hide these things and look at them. They smooth them over in their palms. They contain something – something like money. But it isn’t.” – Ruby Bilger
Buzzer Reeves is pleased to announce ‘This House has People in It’, a group exhibition curated by Isabella Zamboni and Francesco Tenaglia opening on April 30 for Gallery Weekend Berlin
More info to follow
Still from Giulia Piscitelli, “Untitled ‘97,” 1997, video, sound, 2,26 min. Courtesy: Galleria Fonti, Naples
A special mention to Maria Jooyoung for creating the set for Dino Wiand’s performance, transforming the space into a 1970s nightclub inspired by Dino’s photos of New York’s legendary, now closed Dangerfield’s comedy club.
With the expert support of Takahiro Kudo on the installation.
Photographs by Nicolas Hsiung, beautifully documenting the set.
@dinowiand@mariajooyoung@tkhr.kd@nicolashsng
A big thank you Dino Wiand for flying over with your disco light last Saturday night and entertaining and challenging us in impossible ways
to the beautiful audience who showed up, laughed, cried, took pictures and made the event so special
to Siddhartha Lokanandi who bartendered with panache
and to Maria Jooyoung for transporting us back to the glamour of the 1970s with one astonishing all out set design!
image credits:
Ulla Binder
Maria Jooyoung
Agata Milizia
Henrik Strömberg
Dino Wiand - Inside the Mind of a Disco Light
Live on stage Saturday 8:30pm
At Buzzer Reeves, Skalitzerstrasse 76, 10997, Berlin
Dino Wiand, ‘In the Mind of a Disco Light’ ashtray
Artist edition, 100 + 2 AP
Concept and Production Maria Jooyoung
Design Lizzy Onck
@dinowiand@mariajooyoung@onckwest
Dino Wiand – In the Mind of a Disco Light
Saturday, 14th March 2026, Berlin
Buzzer Reeves proudly presents the premiere of Dino Wiand’s ‘In the Mind of a Disco Light’.
Dino Wiand is a British-American, genre-defying performer who developed his stand-up routine in the comedy clubs of New York and Glasgow. He relocated to Los Angeles eight years ago, where he produced a body of outlandish film and theatre scripts, appeared in a series of underground films, and most recently returned to the stage as a lead actor with New Theatre Hollywood.
‘In the Mind of a Disco Light’ takes on an expanded form of stand-up fused with a theatrical performance that spirals around a homicidal disco light haunting the dancers of a 1970s nightclub in Rimini - a premise not entirely abstract for Wiand, who quite literally grew up inside a nightclub, albeit in Leeds, Northern England.
Stage and set designed by Maria Jooyoung
Doors: 8:30 pm
Bar open throughout
Poster by Lizzy Onck @onckwest@dinowiand@mariajooyoung
Many thanks to everyone who visited the Brussels edition of Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt’s Lemon Sour Balls in Cherry Syrup during art week in our semi-renovated Ixelles apartment. The show is now down.
Exhibtion Installation by Takahiro Kudo @tkhr.kd
Poster and graphics by Lizzy Onck @onckwest
Documentation by Isabelle Arthuis
Special thanks to Kris Nuzzi @krisnuzz , Pavel Zoubock @pavelzoubokfineart , Cedar Lewisohn @cedarlewisohn and Alan Okawa-Reeves
Buzzer Reeves is delighted to announce Lemon Sour Balls in Cherry Syrup part 2 - in Brussels!
This is the first Belgium solo exhibition of Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt (b. 1948 New Jersey), bringing together eclectic works from a 40 year period, including new works by the 77 year old artist.
Opening reception is on Thursday 4th September 5-8pm
1 Rue Kindermans, 1050 Brussels, 4th Floor
Opening Times : 5-7th September 2-6pm
Thank you to Lizzy Onck @onckwest for the poster
Thank you to Kris Nuzzi and Pavel Zoubok @pavelzoubokfineart
Today a small celebration of 2 collaborators - Maria Jooyoung jumped in so whole heartedly to create a stage and set for Labjure against all odds and delivered something entirely ‘beyond’ for the 40 minute performance. Behind the scenes it was an inspiration to see this generosity and dedication to creating something so special for its own sake. Hats off to youz and eternal thanks!
@mariajooyoung@labjure
