Vinyl Rendition by Clavis Schule

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Vinyl Rendition reimagines the legacy of 20th-century album art through the eyes of young creators

Students of Clavis Schule reinterpreted iconic vinyl covers under the mentorship of artist-teachers, fostering creative dialogue between children and their parents, transforming visual storytelling into a participatory, intergenerational experience

Vinyl record with a stylized label featuring purple background and eye illustrations.

about

Status

Archive, 2024

Location

Summer Arts Lounge | Berlin, Germany

Focus Areas

Installations, Contemporary Art, Rendition

Curators

Maria Capraru, Marina Knyazeva

Participants

Adam Strunk, Adrian Cotet, Alina Simanovich, Alisa Karpenko, Avdotya Borovski, Piet Piechura, Romi Koweska-Pas, Taisiia Ishchenko

Key Partnerships

Clavis Schule

Mission

The Vinyl Rendition project invites the youngest students of Clavis School for Talented Youth to reimagine iconic vinyl record artworks of the 20th century. Under the careful guidance of artist-teachers, this initiative aims to foster creative expression and strengthen the bond between children and their parents through the artistic interpretation of historic albums.​

Approach

Through a series of workshops, young artists explore the visual and cultural significance of classic vinyl covers. Guided by experienced artist-teachers, students reinterpret these artworks, blending personal perspectives with historical context. The process emphasizes collaboration, critical thinking, and artistic skill development.​

Impact

By engaging with the rich legacy of vinyl art, Vinyl Rendition bridges generational gaps, allowing families to connect over shared musical and artistic heritage. The project not only nurtures the creative talents of young participants but also cultivates a deeper appreciation for the cultural narratives embedded in classic album art.

preview

Abstract artwork with colorful wavy lines and handwritten text reads "All eyes on me Jisoo realised 3103.23."
Colorful abstract design on a black circular background, resembling a vinyl record.
Surreal album cover featuring abstract line drawings, including text "Hello? Is anybody home? Hello? This is your mother," and artistic illustrations of hands and bubbles. "Big Science" and "Laurie Anderson" are at the bottom.
A black vinyl record with a colorful center label featuring abstract designs and symbols.
Illustration featuring the word 'Knack' repeated twice in white letters, surrounded by abstract black shapes and white cloud-like forms.
Vinyl record with a psychedelic design label featuring eyes and abstract patterns in purple and red.
Colorful abstract artwork featuring a large eyeball with a red and white iris, surrounded by rainbow stripes and the words "Demon Days."
Vinyl record with a yellow smiley face logo on the label
Abstract black circular design with white circles and text, labeled '2022' and 'TOXIC'

artists

A young person with short hair wearing a t-shirt with red text stands in front of several wooden easels. A guitar is partially visible in the background.

Adam Strunk

12 years old

Young woman with long hair in black shirt sits in art studio with easels in background, near window with natural light.

Romi Kosewska-Pas

12 years old

Young woman in white tank top standing in a room with easels and large window.

Alisa Karpenko

13 years old

Boy standing in front of wooden easels, wearing a white T-shirt with a California-themed graphic.

Adrian Cotet

12 years old

Person in brown hoodie standing in front of easels in an art studio.

Alina Simanovich

12 years old

Young woman in a yellow top standing in an art studio with easels in the background.

Avdotya Borovski

12 years old

Child wearing a red hoodie standing in front of wooden easels in an art studio.

Piet Piechura

12 years old

Young girl with long blonde hair and glasses standing in front of wooden easels.

Taisiia Ishchenko

12 years old