GALLERY
Nowhereland Tattoo:
Alternative Art Space in Berlin
Inaugurated in September 2024, the Nowhereland Tattoo gallery was born from a clear vision: to be a refuge for artistic voices resonating from the margins of Berlin. Far from commercial circuits and art elites, this gallery stands as a bastion for the vibrant queer, punk, underground, and, of course, tattoo artist scene of the city. It's a space where authenticity and unfiltered expression are the true protagonists.
Nowhereland Tattoo transcends the conventional notion of a gallery. Here, the canvas can be fabric, a photograph, a silkscreen print, or any medium the artist chooses, as long as their work dialogues with the spirit of the space. Versatility is key, allowing each exhibition to be a unique exploration of the many facets of alternative art.
At the heart of Nowhereland Tattoo's philosophy lies a deep conviction: that underground art is the source of true innovation and rebellion. It's in the depths of the non-commercial that the most powerful ideas germinate—those that, over time, are often co-opted and capitalized on by the system. This gallery deliberately positions itself against capitalism and the dominant narratives of commercial art, offering a platform for creativity that refuses to be tamed.At the heart of Nowhereland Tattoo's philosophy lies a deep conviction: that underground art is the source of true innovation and rebellion. It's in the depths of the non-commercial that the most powerful ideas germinate—those that, over time, are often co-opted and capitalized on by the system. This gallery deliberately positions itself against capitalism and the dominant narratives of commercial art, offering a platform for creativity that refuses to be tamed.
Nowhereland Tattoo is not just a place to see art; it's a movement, a statement. It's a space that celebrates artistic dissent, the diversity of voices, and the unwavering energy of Berlin's underground spirit.
the *way* out
@brody_polinsky is a Berlin-based tattoo artist and the founder of UNIV ERSE Studio @universe_studio_berlin , known for their unique freehand patterns and dedication to creating inclusive spaces within the queer tattooing community. Also a co-editor of the book “Queer Tattoo,” Brody (she/they) brings a rich personal history, from skateboarding and music to sobriety, into their art.
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The*Way*Out Exhibition .
You know, the kind of stuff that makes you think about hitting the road, figuring things out as you go, and maybe finding a little peace amidst the beautiful chaos – kinda like trying to keep an old motorbike running!
