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__ Neil Gall: Constantly Moving and Changing   Pick-button
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Neil Gall at Aurel Scheibler September 12th - December 19th
Posted 11/2/09

      Neil Gallʼs art is constantly moving and changing. The London artist transfers his ideas from one artistic medium to another. Neil Gall uses commonplace items such as plasticine, thread, cardboard, tape or rags to create fantastic objects and landscapes that, once photographed, become paintings, collages and drawings. The transfer breathes life into the representatives of the world of non-living objects, lends them a new unity and essentiality. The artist takes advantage of the human... [more]

Noname Monika Baer: Interwoven in Myriad Ways   Pick-button
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Monika Baer at Galerie Barbara Weiss November 3rd - December 19th
Posted 11/2/09

      Galerie Barbara Weiss is pleased to present our fourth solo exhibition by Monika Baer. The title of the show, o – to – i, refers to a specific dynamic between heterogeneous motifs and elements of Baer’s paintings. The mental and emotional space that opens up within each picture and also between the various pictures cannot be separated from the material motifs and styles of painting the artist employs. Breast and seam, wall and hole, hole and eye, web and frame, mortar and segme... [more]

Hyunakimgebude165x130 Hyuna Kim - New Paintings - press release  
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Hyuna Kim at janinebeangallery October 31st - November 28th
Posted 10/19/09

Press release Hyuna Kim  - New Paintings October 31st - November 28th 2009 Private view: October 30th   6 - 10 pm The paintings by Hyuna Kim show strange, unlogic and yet familiar pictures which stimulate and evoke archetypes of dream images. Like dreams having the tendency to disarrange and blur one’s perception, Kim’s images seem to be the imagery of such a mysterious process. This is a process in which the rooms, things and animals get detracted of their assignments and meaning, while... [more]

3 A Dreamed Reality   Pick-button
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Pierre et Gilles at C/O Berlin July 25th - October 4th
Posted 7/28/09

Pierre et Gilles's cosmos is a colorful world between baroque sumptuousness and earthly limbo. The worldwide renowned French artist pair create portraits of pop divas and film icons, sailors and princes, saints and sinners, mythological figures and unknowns in unique hand-painted photographs. Fairy parad... [more]

Atlas_web Toy Story   Pick-button
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Heinz Schmoller at Komet Berlin Galerie June 26th - August 1st
Posted 7/26/09

Heinz Schmöller turns to toys to address political realities that often overwhelm adults.  Schmöller's "Exploitation" show at Komet Berlin is built around a kiddie-pool with a cheery yellow toy lawn mower spraying thin streams of water in the air, Light-Bright boards displaying images of political persecution and inequality, and a giant colorful sculpture of every child's fantasy gone sour. The little pony-tailed red-haired girl in Schmöller's central sculpture buckles under the w... [more]

Ra_inst_1 Everything Repeats Itself   Pick-button
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Renate Anger at Gitte Weise Galerie June 19th - July 18th
Posted 7/15/09

English version: In a quite elementary sense, Renate Anger tries out the possibilities of painting, its own power, its sovereignty. In her works, the focal point builds up in all clarity and with a lucid focus on the essential; a sensation of coloured shapes with vibrant or opaque intensity. The moving energy of painting responds to the material, to a spatial situation; the pictures entangle with their base, disclose and unfurl multiple connections in a subtle balance that never freezes. Dissolving... [more]

08still_ruht_der_see200x220 Two Suns   Pick-button
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Meike Zopf at Berlin Art Projects July 11th - August 22nd
Posted 7/15/09

Meike Zopf's mysteriously beautiful, complex paintings seduce as multi-layered contradictions blend and merge on a number of levels: abstract and figurative, illustrative lightness mixed with painterly concentration, the tender and the rugged. New, strange worlds emerge from a mixture of longing and the everyday, surrealism and the real as the foreign become one. In her most recent work, Zopf develops a unique cosmos of her own. Like tiles in a mosaic, images and symbols of various kinds from various sources are pie... [more]

Malevich_view06_small Artefacts of Malevich   Pick-button
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Kazimir Malevich at Galerija Gregor Podnar June 27th - September 19th
Posted 7/11/09

Kazimir Malevich's AUTOBIOGRAPHY is a documentary exhibition that traces the work of one of the most important artists of the 20th century until his death and after. We should not see the artefacts at this exhibition as works of art. Rather they are souvenirs, sellected speciments of our collective memory. - Walter Benjamin The theme of the exhibition AUTOBIOGRAPHY is the life and work of Kazimir Malevich, dating from Petrograd's "The Last Futurist Exhibition 0:10" of 1915 to the app... [more]

Mr_roxy_2009_ol_auf_leinwand_190x170cm It hasn't even dawned yet   Pick-button
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Matthias Reinmuth at elly brose-eiermann - berlin June 26th - September 12th
Posted 7/11/09

‘Du willst schon fort, es ist noch längst nicht Tag' [Do you want to leave already, it hasn't even dawned yet], is the title of Galerie Elly Brose-Eiermann most recent exhibition in its Berlin branch, showing the works by Matthias Reinmuth.  His works have reached a new level. The all-encompassing presence of representational quotations, such as stars, rockets, pigs or firs, has given way to sheer colour in its impressiveness and its dynamic rhythm. In terms of lyrical-gestural preci... [more]

26 Down the Rabbit Hole   Pick-button
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Jan Christensen at c/o - Gerhardsen Gerner June 30th - July 31st
Posted 7/5/09

"The rabbit-hole went straight on like a tunnel for some way, and then dipped suddenly down, so suddenly that Alice had not a moment to think about stopping herself before she found herself falling down a very deep well.Either the well was very deep, or she fell very slowly, for she had plenty of time as she went down to look about her and to wonder what was going to happen next. (Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland)" Lewis Carroll's rabbit hole with its endless expanse has always been a fictio... [more]


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