We cordially invite you to the presentation of the book TILL NOW by Milen Till and the opening of the corresponding exhibition in our Berlin gallery. Book and exhibition provide an overview of Till's work to date, which combines conceptual with ready-made art and allows a variety of interpretations.

For example, curator and art historian Anja Heitzer writes in her text contribution for the book: "With his playful approach, Till takes aim at the art scene of the last century, which was characterized by the cult of genius and exuberant masculinity. With wit and charm, he questions the powerful gesture of large formats, the unbroken significance of great names and the special recognizability of so called 'important' works."

Author and Head of Media at the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, Holger Liebs, emphasizes that Till's interactive art projects "often mirror the logic of the Internet, in its dialectic and suspension of authorship and virally generated fame of the individual."

Publicist and art critic Robert Prinz elaborates on the fact that Till repeatedly deals with iconographic works by famous artists: "He peels out their essential features, alienates them, contextualizes them, establishes intriguing connections and gives them new meanings. In doing so, he sometimes deliberately leads the viewer astray, sometimes right to the core of the alienated works. However, he is always ironizing and paying tribute to the works of his idols."

In his essay for TILL NOW, Zeit editor Lars Weisbrod asks, "Is art intelligent entertainment?" And immediately provides the answer: "As far as Milen Till's art is concerned - for sure. Very intelligent entertainment!"

And art blogger and Gallerytalk-Net editor-in-chief Anna Meinecke states, "Till wants nothing less than to get it all out. He seeks an expression that is not imposing, yet compelling."