This House Has People in It

Buzzer Reeves is pleased to announce This House Has People in It, a group exhibition featuring works by Adam Gordon (1986, St. Paul), Brad Kronz (1986, San Diego), Louise Lawler (1947, Bronxville), Giulia Piscitelli (1965, Naples), and Andrea Romano (1984, Milan). With a text by Ruby Bilger (1996, New York). Curated by Isabella Zamboni and Francesco Tenaglia.

“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

Isabella Zamboni (Turin, 1985) is a Berlin-based art writer and editor who also works in exhibition-making. She is editor at Spike Art Magazine, previously at Mousse Magazine. 

Francesco Tenaglia (Chieti, 1974) is an art writer, curator, and educator based in Berlin. He is co-founder and director of Chiaromonte, a publication and exhibition space in Turin. 

Buzzer Reeves is an art space in an apartment building in Kreuzberg, Berlin. Visitors enter from the street by pressing the buzzer “Reeves.” 

The exhibition runs May 1–June 13. / Opening April 30, 6–9pm / Gallery Weekend hours, May 1–3: 12–7pm / Skalitzer St. 76, 10997, Berlin