Miao Xiaochun has come back, down to earth. Back from the spheres of heaven, with figures floating in the detached and airy space that he so closely explored in his last large picture-series "The Last Judgement". And yet, it is not so much the firm and solid ground of earth that the Chinese photo-artist is interested in. He rather turns his attention towards an element which, at first sight, seems about as hard to grasp as the atmospheric range of the sky: water. However

While the 15th International Tattoo Convention will be opening in Berlin, welcoming 120 artists from all over the world, ALEXANDER OCHS GALLERIES BERLIN are presenting the exhibition TATTOO YOU by the Korean artist KIM-JOON. On photographs, with videos and 3D graphics, the artist presents the tattoo as a social experience on a cultural level, where transformation, adaptation and a mixture of divergent cultural elements take place. With the help of 3D graphics, Kim-Joon is creating hyper-real