Ami Barak, Paris, will be the curator of the special exhibition 2007.
House Trip will focus the cutting edge between art and design, and will point out the “new privacy” in contemporary art.

Afif Saâdane, Michel Rein

Atelier van Lieshout, Krinzinger Co. KG

Bajevic Maja, Michel Rein

Brown Eric, Goff + Rosenthal

Cantor Mircea, DVIR Gallery

Cytter Keren, Ellen de Bruijne Projects

De Cock Jan, Stella Lohaus Gallery

de Koning  Krijn, SLEWE Galerie

Delbecq Marcelline, Frank Elbaz

Diergarten Götz, Kicken Berlin OHG

Drescher Jürgen, Mai 36 Galerie AG

Eitel Tim, EIGEN + ART

Fourtou Jean-François

Gygi Fabrice, COMA Centre for Opinions in Music and Art

Hanzlová Jitka, Kicken Berlin OHG

Heger Swetlana, COMA Centre for Opinions in Music and Art

Hubard Séverine, Anita Beckers

Isermann  Jim, Praz Delavallade

Junghanss Lisa, Martin Mertens

Keinan  Talia, Noga Gallery of Contemporary Art

Kent Mark, Ellen de Bruijne Projects

Kogler Peter, Johann Widauer

Kühn Susanne, Goff + Rosenthal

Lamarche & Ovize , Laurent Godin

Lehanka Marko, carlier | gebauer

Lenglet Lucas, magnus müller

Leutenegger  Zilla, Peter Kilchmann

Malagrida Anna, SENDA

Man Victor, Johnen Galerie

McBride Rita, Mai 36 Galerie AG

Meuris Wesley, Annie Gentils

Moudov Ivan, Erna Hecey Gallery

Nashat Shahryar, Praz Delavallade

Neidich Warren, magnus müller

Panzer  Fritz, Krobath Wimmer

Pask Maria, Ellen de Bruijne Projects

Pfeiffer Katja, Martin Mertens

Potrè Marjetica, Nordenhake

Roggan Ricarda, EIGEN + ART

RothStauffenberg, Esther Schipper

Santoro Vittorio, Cortex Athletico

Sapountzis Yorgos, Gazonrouge

Šarèeviæ  Bojan, carlier | gebauer

Schäfer Gitte, Mehdi Chouakri

Sedira Zineb, Kamel Mennour

Segal Miri, DVIR Gallery

Shawki Wael, Sfeir-Semler

Simeti Francesco, Francesca Minini

Sixay Markus, Mehdi Chouakri

Urdarianu Veron, Arndt & Partner

Vanden Meersch Els, Annie Gentils

von Brandenburg Ulla, Produzentengalerie Hamburg

Weber Ina, Georg Kargl Fine Arts

West  Franz, Tim van Laere Gallery

Wurm Erwin, Krinzinger Co. KG

Zehrer Joseph, Christian Nagel

Born 1952 in Roumania, Ami Barak studied Art History and Theory of Art (DEA Paris I Pantheon Sorbonne) and is working and living in Paris. Since 2002 he is Head of the Art in the City Departement, Paris. 2002 and 2003 he was the curator of "Nuits Blanches" in Paris.  Ami Barak, former Director of Fonds régional d’art contemporain Languedoc-Roussillon, Montpellier 1993 – 2002, curated internationally remarked exhibitions and published many books and texts as an art critic. He was president of IKT (International Association of Contemporary Art Curators) from 2002 to 2005 and is member of AICA (International Association of Art Critics). He curated amongst others “Points du jour”, Paris 2004; “Memoirs du temps de l’immaturité”, Passage de Retz, Paris 2004 and “Mediterraneans”, Macro, Rom, 2004.

Based upon the recommendation of the International Art Gallery Advisory Board and the initiative of Paul Maenz ART FORUM BERLIN offered in 2004 for the first time participating galleries an opportunity to present selected artists in a special exhibition project. Entitled "Made in Berlin" and curated by Zdenek Felix (former director of the Deichtorhallen in Hamburg) the exhibition featured works by Berlin-based international artists.

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2005, ART FORUM BERLIN again offered a Special Exhibition Project: „Temporary Import“ - focussing the exceptional international artists who have been or currently are guests in Berlin as artists-in-residence of DAAD, Bethanien or other institutions. The Special Exhibition 2005 was curated by Susanne Titz, Director at Museum Abteiberg, Moenchengladbach and has been shown in the generous daylight hall 17 adjacent to the galleries' halls.

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Organized by curator Friederike Nymphius, the special exhibition 2006 - BIG CITY LAB - focused on the big city as a laboratory. Since the 19^th century, large cities have been regarded as places where dynamic modernisation processes take place. As "experimental fields of modernity" they represent the ongoing transformation of society.

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