Linus Berg
Linus Berg (*1996 Mainz, Germany) is a conceptual artist based in Berlin and Frankfurt working with sculpture, installation, writing and time based media, investigating goof-pessimism, anarcho-juggling, cosmo-jugglernautics, jugglo-capitalism, cheese-epistemology, metaphysical slapstick, self-mastery and tomfoolery.
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BOOK CLUB, 2025Painted readymade juggling clubs, books, academic caps, plexiglas, wood, rubber bands, vinyl, PLA. Site-specific
For the book launch of The Fool’s School
Photograph: Tim Evers
For Städelschule Graduate Show 2025 at Städel Museum.
Photograph: Yeshin Lee
Books include:
The Theory of the Gimmick
The Complete Juggler
Capitalist Realism
Little People Pig Dreams: Steve Jobs
Notes on Bimbos and Bodybuilders
Class with the Countess
Kreation und Depression
Bosses, Steve Jobs
The Fool’s School
CaaS (ArtConArtConArtConArtCon ArtConArtConArtConArt), 2026
Print on cardboard, F-board. 50 x 1300 x 3 cm
Photograph: Stasia Grishina, Anton Andrienko
Five Juggling Clubs, 2026
Painted readymade juggling clubs, stickers. Site-specific
Photograph: Mareike Tocha
for Steinstraße Siebzehn
You here at last on the ground, me in mid-air, 2023
R: Steel, pla, ready made broken porcellain plates and cups. Site-specific
at Rundgang Städelschule 2024 and Medusa & Studio Hanniball
Photograph: Ivan Murzin
Awards for Best Stumble (2013) & (1969)
Pecking Order series, 2024
“To a certain group of people in New York, status is everything”, 2024
“Raise the curtains, lower the lights, I’m taking center stage in my life”, 2024
“In the politics of friendship, I win the popular vote”, 2024
Inkjet print, aluminium frame. 30 x 40 & 45 cm
Photograph: Mareike Tocha
for Steinstraße Siebzehn
To all my thinly haired gay friends, 2024
at Rundgang Städelschule 2024
Photograph: Ivan Murzin
TEAM PLAY, 2024
at SOX, Berlin
The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, 2023
at ORBIT Altona, Hamburg
Taunting Tom, 2022
printed, milled multiplex boards. 110 x 140 x 1.5 cm, 120 x 160 x 1.5cm & 160 x 120 x 1.5 cm
video loop. 0:40
© Linus Berg 2025