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NEWS ++ Künstlerhaus Bethanien shows the exhibition MANIFEST yourselves! | 18.11.2022-22.01.2023
MANIFEST yourselves! at Künstlerhaus Bethanien is an appeal and an empowering hymn to the (queer) feminist manifesto as part of an ongoing protest culture and as a medium, especially of contemporary art and culture. The exhibition starts on 18 November 2022 (Opening 17.11.). „We will never be quiet again.” – Suffragetten Recent events such as the protests in Iran following the violent death of Mahsa Amini, who did not wear her headscarf “decently” according to the morality police, the restriction and criminalisation of abortion in the US by the Supreme Court, the war of aggression against Ukraine led by male autocrat Vladimir Putin and the … Continue reading the article on DEEDS.NEWS. Image above: LASTESIS x Pussy Riot, MANIFESTO AGAINST POLICE VIOLENCE, 2020, Youtube video, 08min 38s, Video still, Courtesy the artists
17. Nov 2022
NEWS ++ ÜBERSCHAU #06 FIGURATIV: Figurative Painting, Sculpture and Photography | CSR Contemporary Show Room | 15.11.-03.12.2022
With works by Solveig K. Bolduan, Christian Brox, Rómulo Celdrán, Sabina Grzimek, Oz John, Beate M. Kircherer, Oskar Manigk and Paul Reimert, among others, ÜBERSCHAU #06 continues the exhibition series in the CONTEMPORARY SHOW ROOM (CSR). The sixth part of the survey exhibition shows works by 13 artists from seven countries in the Friedrichstraße. Figurative works from the genres of contemporary painting, sculpture, photography and mixed media are presented. ÜBERSCHAU #06 opens with a public vernissage on Friday, 18.11.2022 from 7 to 10 pm. The experimental exhibition format aims to create more openness and enthusiasm for contemporary art and increase its visibility. From the end of April to the end of December 2022, the temporary art project initiated by the non-profit DEEDS.LAB presents changing exhibitions in the 400 m² exhibition space in QUARTIER 205. … Continue reading the article on DEEDS.NEWS. Image above: Exhibition view ÜBERSCHAU #06, Romulo Celdran (represented by BBA Gallery) Photo: ART@Berlin
17. Nov 2022
NEWS ++ Becoming CoBrA. Beginnings of a European Art Movement | Kunsthalle Mannheim | 18.11.2022-05.03.2023
With the exhibition “Becoming CoBrA. Beginnings of a European Art Movement”, the Kunsthalle Mannheim takes a look at the origins of one of the most influential avant-garde groups in the 20th century, which date back to the 1930s. While the years from 1948 to 1951, during which CoBrA existed as a firmly defined group, have already been the subject of much discussion, the show focuses on the preceding, hitherto little-explored process of the artists’ collective’s emergence. In the context of the exhibition, around 150 paintings, sculptures, graphics, photographs, textile works and ceramics by later members of the trans-European collective provide insights into the creative cosmos of CoBrA before it was founded. They show how, already in the context of the Second World War and the immediate post-war period, a new avant-garde was formed that stood for peace, international understanding and a redefinition of artistic modes of production. Continue reading the article on DEEDS.NEWS Image above: Constant, Fantastische dieren / Fantastic Animals / Fantastic Animals, 1947, Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg, Netherlands
15. Nov 2022
NEWS ++ “Zwischen Welten wandeln”. Andreas Mühe and Titus Schade at Kunstraum Potsdam | 13.11.-23.12.2022
Andreas Mühe and Titus Schade are two artists with a sharp eye. And an unerring precision in their respective mediums, photography and painting. Their compositions are thoughtfully arranged, finely placed pictorial worlds that appear like the long-held metaphor of the work of art as a window on the world. But it is not a view into immediate reality that is to be presented. Rather, Schade and Mühe insist on the artificiality of their world, or rather worlds, but without denying their truthfulness. A relationship between space, man and time as a nuanced perception of the world(s) unfolds, between dystopia and utopia, between past and future, without dissolving. … Continue reading the article on DEEDS.NEWS Image above: Courtesy Kunstraum Potsdam
13. Nov 2022
THE INTERVIEW IN|DEEDS
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Hamlet Lavastida
PROLOGUE | PERSONAL Hamlet, where are you from, where were you born and when? I was born in Havana, Cuba. How and where do you currently live and work? I am now working and living at the Kunstlerhaus Bethanien with an artistic grant until October. Which writers do you currently find exciting and which books are on your bookshelf? Here […]
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Gerold Miller
PROLOGUE | PERSONAL Mr. Miller, where are you from, where were you born and when? I was born in 1961 in Upper Swabian Altshausen. Where do you currently live and work? We commute between Berlin and Pistoia/Italy. What stations and people have influenced you? Long working stays in Chicago, New York, Sydney and Paris. Which writers do you currently find exciting […]
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Gwen Hardie
PROLOGUE | PERSONAL Gwen, where do we meet you? Probably in motion, comparing paintings while walking back and forth between my small and large studio. It’s on the top floor with north facing windows, overlooking Manhattan and Brooklyn. There will be a few paintings on the walls of each room, with many more facing the wall […]
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René Schoemakers
PROLOGUE | PERSONAL René, where do we meet? We meet in Kiel, on the western edge of the town, in my house. Surrounded by family houses and greenery. Behind the house is a large garden, behind that a small wood. If you look out of the window, you only see green, also because there is a […]
SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS IN MUSEUMS
Die Kunst der Gesellschaft 1900-1945 (The Art of Society, Event Series) – Neue Nationalgalerie | 07.09.2022–07.06.2023
On the occasion of the exhibition “Die Kunst der Gesellschaft” (The Art of Society) in the Neue Nationalgalerie, a monthly series of events from September 2022 to July 2023 will discuss social processes of a turbulent time: the German Empire, colonial history, the First World War, the “Golden” Twenties, National Socialism as well as the Second World War and the Holocaust. With Vincenza Benedettino, Bernhard Fulda, Tanja Penter, Jutta Allmendinger, Sonja Eismann, Sabina Becker, Derya Binışık, Volker Weiß, Thomas Röske, Javier Téllez, Lisa Hörstmann, Monica Juneja, Yvette Mutumba, Julian Rosefeldt, Tom Tykwer (tbc), Inka Bertz, Eric Otieno Sumba, Alice Hasters and Aya Soika. Entrance is … Read the article further on DEEDS.NEWS Image above: Max Ernst, L’Élue du mal, 1928, VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2022, National Museums in Berlin, Nationalgalerie, acquired by the State of Berlin in 1967, Photo: Andres Kilger
24. Aug 2022
Sammlung Scharf Gerstenberg shows Goya: Yo lo vi – Ich sah es – I Saw It | 19.08.-06.11.2022
Yo lo vi” (I saw it) was Francisco de Goya’s comment on the 44th sheet of his “Desastres” from 1863. In view of the current war in Europe, the Scharf-Gerstenberg Collection is dedicated to the famous Spanish court painter, who denounced wars and social grievances in his cycles. With the sale of the 80 etchings and aquatints “Caprichos”, Francisco de Goya (1746-1828) addressed a new clientele for the first time and denounced social grievances. Ten years later, in the 82-sheet cycle “Desastres de la guerra” (1863), he denounced the loss of reason and violence in the struggle against the occupation by Napoleonic troops and the famines at the beginning of the 19th century. The exhibition shows around three … Read the article further on DEEDS.NEWS Image above:Los desastres de la guerra, 1810-1820 80 etchings, bound Sheet 18: Enterrar y callar Begraben und schweigen Bury and shut up Collection Julietta Scharf, Berlin Photos: Dietmar Katz, Berlin
23. Aug 2022
Kristina Schuldt: Unverwüstlich – Mönchehaus Museum Goslar | 24.07.-18.09.2022
The Mönchehaus Museum Goslar presents the exhibition Unverwüstlich (Indestructible) by the artist Kristina Schuldt from July 24th to September 18th. On display are the artist’s works from 2012 to 2022. The Leipzig master student of Neo Rauch paints large-format everyday scenes with powerful, self-confident figures. Kristina Schuldt‘s pictorial personnel is mostly female. The figures lie, fall, loll and bend in front of different backdrops, they seem to be in conflict with their surroundings. It often remains unclear whether they are in combat or at play. Their visible body parts look like … Read the article further on DEEDS.NEWS Image above: Kristina Schuldt, Zwingen, 2022, Oil and egg tempera on canvas, 180 x 220 cm, © Kristina Schuldt, VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2022, courtesy Galerie EIGEN + ART Leipzig/Berlin, Photo: Uwe Walter, Berlin
20. Jul 2022
GALLERY VISITS | EXBITION VISITS | STUDIO VISITS
360° panoramas and 3D tours of exhibitions in Berlin galleries, cultural institutions, artists’ studios, art fairs and museums that you should have seen. Visit exhibitions virtually now.
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Peter Lindenberg | GIANT LADIES – ODER WIE TINTORETTO TEE TRANK | Galerie Z22 | 08.12.-17.12.2022
until 17.12. | #3721ARTatBerlin | Galerie Z22 presents from 8. December 2022 the exhibition GIANT LADIES – ODER WIE TINTORETTO TEE TRANK by the artist Peter Lindenberg. The room installation will only be shown for a short time and consists of cutouts of various of the artist’s own figures as well as motifs from the work of Jacopo Tintoretto (1518-1594). Vernissage: Thursday, 08. December 2022, 7:00 – 10:00 pm Exhibition dates : Thursday, 08. December – Saturday, 17. December 2022 Caption cover photo: courtesy of Galerie Z22, Peter Lindenberg Exhibition Peter Lindenberg – Giant Ladies – Galerie Z22 | Contemporary art in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Berlin Galleries | ART at Berlin
30. Nov 2022
C.D. Aschaffenburg + Maria Wirth | Galerie feinart berlin | 01.12.2022-19.01.2023
until 19.01. | #3720ARTatBerlin | Galerie feinart berlin shows from 1. December 2022 the exhibition Sibyl Smile. Under this exhibition title current works by C.D. Aschaffenburg and Maria Wirth meet, full of relish, raising questions and with a fascination for everything mysterious, ambiguous and absurd thing in human existence and thinking. If works of art had a smile, it would often be a Sibyllic one. Sibyls, the seers of ancient Greek mythology, only answered the questions about the weal and woe of fate with hints or riddles and sometimes dismissed their guests with the ambiguity of a mere smile. Her profession was no clarification or explanation. Rather, they handed the responsibility of thinking and interpreting directly (like a mirror?) back to those seeking advice. Maria Wirth, Gespensterzähmung, 2022 © MW The reference to this ancient motif emphasizes an essential common endeavor of the two artists in the exhibition, namely raising questions or not allowing them to rest, i.e. stimulating the desire to ask questions instead of answering them, combined with the fascination for everything mysterious , ambiguous, absurd in the being and thinking of man. C.D. Aschaffenburg, Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe, 2018 © C.D. Aschaffenburg The experimental film artist and […]
26. Nov 2022
Bounoure + Genevaux | Couleurs Du Sud | Luisa Catucci Gallery | 01.12.-20.01.2023
until 20.01. | #3719ARTatBerlin | Luisa Catucci Gallery presents the exhibition “Couleurs Du Sud” with the artist Bounoure and Genevaux from 01 December 2022. With the support of the Bureau des arts plastiques of the French Institute for Germany and the Ministry of Culture The artist duo Bounoure and Genevaux are a working and living couple based in the South of France who have developed an original body of work based on folding and cutting in paint. From a childlike gesture such as folding small pieces of paper, they create large compositions of coloured metal or mirrors called “folded canvas”. The artists realise their large-scale works themselves, folded with four hands, working in absolute synergetic harmony. Following Matisse’s example, they draw their colours and inspiration directly from the Mediterranean landscapes. Based on the carefully selected colour palettes, the shapes of the works look like delicate surfaces, with the shadow of the folding revealing the volumes composed in the light. In their first solo exhibition in Germany, Bounoure and Genevaux show colourful, huge wall sculptures under the title “COULEURS DU SUD”. Small and medium-sized mirrored works will be on display in the back rooms. Courtesy Luisa Catucci Gallery With no top […]
23. Nov 2022
Reinhard Stangl + Susanne Auslender | Alles in Allem | Galerie SCHMALFUSS BERLIN | 28.11.2022-07.01.2023
until 07.01. | #3718ARTatBerlin | Gallery SCHMALFUSS BERLIN shows from 28 November 2022 (Vernissage: 26.11.) the exhibition ” Alles in Allem ” with works of the painter Reinhard Stangl and the sculptor Susanne Auslender. Galerie SCHMALFUSS BERLIN cordially invites you to the exhibition by Reinhard Stangl and Susanne Auslender entitled “Alles in Allem”. Reinhard Stangl I Geburt der Venus, 2018, Oil on canvas, 115 x 145 cm Reinhard Stangl I Mato Grosso, 2018, Oil on canvas, 145 x 115 cm Reinhard Stangl I Zeichen der Zeit, 2018,Oil on canvas, 115 x 145 cm Susanne Auslender I Falling Roses I Spruce glazed I 2020 Susanne Auslender I Mongolian Girl I Spruce glazed I 2019 Susanne Auslender I Pink Ginger I Spruce glazedI 2020 Vernissage: Saturday, 26 November 2022, 03:00 p.m. to 08:00 p.m. Exhibition dates: Monday, 28 October until Saturday, 07 January 2023 Caption title: Reinhard Stangl I Blaue Nacht, 2015, Öl auf Leinwand, 115 x 145 cm Exhibition Reinhard Stangl + Susanne Auslender – Galerie SCHMALFUSS BERLIN – Zeitgenössische Kunst – Exhibitions Berlin Galerien – ART at Berlin
22. Nov 2022
100 unter 1000 | Group exhibition | Galerie Schindler LAB | 02.12 / 03.12 und 09.12 / 10.12 2022
until 10.12. | #3717ARTatBerlin | Schindler LAB in Potsdam, shows from 02.12. October 2022 the group exhibition 100 under 1000 After the great success of the first version of the Christmas exhibition at Schindler LAB in 2021, we have decided to repeat it and once again offer art lovers:in impressive works of art at a particularly attractive price. Su Weiss, Fernweh, 2022, Oil on Canvas, 24 x 30 cm, € 952 This year, on two consecutive weekends at the beginning of December, there will again be an exceptional Christmas exhibition with more than 100 selected works of art by emerging and established artists from Germany, Greece, Ireland and France. Ireland and France! Paintings and works on paper will be on sale for less than 1000,- Euro. Lennart Grau Rewind Waiting, 2022, Acrylic on Canvas,18 x 14 cm, € 999 ‘After the enthusiasm of 2021, we realised that it is of utmost importance to further strengthen the connection between art and the public. Meanwhile, the artists we exhibit create works exclusively for this exhibition. We want to show that art is a unique, unforgettable gift that acts as an antidote to the constant crises in our world,’ say organisers Sandra Schindler (gallery […]
21. Nov 2022
Reflection | Group exhibition | Bermel von Luxburg Gallery | 24.11.2022-11.02.2023
until 11.02. | #3716ARTatBerlin | Bermel von Luxburg Gallery presents the group exhibition “Reflection” from 24 November 2022. The group exhibition REFLECTION is a cooperation between Galerie Bermel von Luxburg and art collector Marios Ngassam. The etymology of the word REFLECTION has a double meaning in this exhibition. The fact that “to reflect” means to think, to consider, to analyse and to reflect. We are living in a very special time with its economic instabilities, wars, cultural conflicts, migrations, social upheavals, uncertainties…. The second meaning is to reflect an image or a meaning. The Bermel von Luxburg Gallery wants to give a sign of light in dark times and restore some hope with this exhibition. It is also the reflection of a cultural dialogue to promote peace in the world. Marios Ngassam is also a specialist and curator for the contemporary African art market. This group exhibition will be a cultural group show between contemporary African art, Western art and Asian art. Participating artists: Kwaku Osei Owusu ACHIM, Roberto CORDONE, Nicole DOTH, Jukhee KWON, Qhamanande MASWANA, Israel PADONU, Robert PAN,Bara SKETCHBOOK, Samuel SOWATEY, Sibylle WAGNER. Vernissage: Thursday, 24 November 2022, 06:00 p.m. to 09:00 p.m. Exhibition dates: Thursday, 24 November […]
21. Nov 2022
Katharina and Max Renneisen | A Place For Bambi | BARK BERLIN GALLERY | 25.11.2022 -16.12.2022
until 16.12. | #3715ARTatBerlin | BARK BERLIN GALLERY presents the exhibition “A Place For Bambi” with Katharina and Max Renneisen from 25 November 2022. In the visual arts, nature has never been a simple image, but has always had its own discourses, iconographies, myths and references, be it as a landscape, in an animal painting or in a nude depiction. This is also the case with Max and Katharina Renneisen. In their work, both direct their gaze to France, which in art history represents a centre of direct observation of nature. They take journeys to the Loue Valley, to the forest of Fontainebleau and to the coast of Étretat as an occasion to seek out the charged motifs of the painters of art history, first and foremost Gustave Courbet, with plate camera and sketchpad and to incorporate them into their own pictorial world, not without playful and serious references to these art greats. Vernissage: Friday 25. November 2022, 05:00 p.m. until 09:00 p.m. Exhibition dates: Friday, 25. November 2022 until Friday, 16. December 2022 Caption title: Detail, Max Renneisen, Helio Beach, Oil on canvas, 160 x 110 cm, 2022 Exhibition Katharina und Max Renneisen – BARK BERLIN GALLERY […]
21. Nov 2022
Wir öffnen unsere Schränke für Sie | Group exhibition | Salongalerie Die Möwe | 19.11.-17.12.2022
until 17.12. | #3713ARTatBerlin | Salongalerie Die Möwe presents from 19. November 2022 the Group exhibition Wir öffnen unsere Schränke für Sie (We open our art cabinets for you). The salon gallery “Die Möwe” presents its last exhibition in its premises in Auguststraße. The exhibition brings together numerous works of art from their collection, paintings, works on paper and sculptures of great diversity. l. Werner Scholz, Mädchen, 1980, Pastel chalk, 63 x 48 cm r. Werner Scholz, Winter, 1973, Pastel chalk, 63 x 48 cm The exhibition follows on from the artists to whom the gallery has dedicated more than 30 solo and thematic exhibitions since the opening of the Living Room Gallery in spring 2014. Max Schwimmer, Parkweg, 1921, Lithography, 62,2 x 47 cm With works by: RUDOLF AUSLEGER | HERMANN BACHMANN | HERBERT BEHRENS-HANGELER | HEINRICH HARRY DEIERLING | WOLFGANG FRANKENSTEIN | ERNST GEITLINGER | OTTO GLEICHMANN | RENÉ GRAETZ | GOTTFRIED GRAF | ERWIN HAHS | PHILIPP HARTH | JOSEF HEGENBARTH | ALBERT HENNIG | MANFRED HENNINGER | IDA KERKOVIUS | EDMUND KESTING | WALTHER KLEMM | FRITZ KUHR | HANS LAABS | CURT LAHS | THILO MAATSCH | GEORG MEISTERMANN | MARG MOLL | MICHAEL MORGNER […]
16. Nov 2022
Fluchtpunkt Buenos Aires | Gruppenausstellung | Galerie Dittmar | 18.11.-12.01.2023
until 12.01. |#3712ARTatBerlin | Galerie Dittmar presents the group exhibition “Vanishing Point Buenos Aires” from 18 November 2022. George Friedman, Max Jacoby and Horacio Coppola were pioneers of photography in Argentina who, along with other often Jewish emigrants, helped shape post-war photography with their modern conception of the image. George Friedman, of Hungarian-Jewish origin and born in Miskolc in 1910, went to Paris in 1927, worked in the film industry and published for magazines; in 1939 he emigrated to Argentina, where he died in 2002. Max Jacoby, born in 1919 and from a Jewish merchant family in Koblenz, fled Berlin for Buenos Aires in 1937. He returned to Berlin in 1957, where he died in 2009. Finally, Horacio Coppola, born in Buenos Aires in 1906, studied at the Bauhaus in Berlin. In 1936, he had to leave Berlin with his Jewish wife Grete Stern and went back to Buenos Aires. So this exhibition also encompasses a history of emigration and flight. George Friedman was a co-founder of “La Carpeta de los Diez” (the Group of Ten) in the early 1950s, an association of photographers, predominantly of emigrants in South America, which gained great influence. In addition to his important work as […]
15. Nov 2022
Thomas Virnich | Zwischen Raum | Galerie Michael Haas | 25.11.2022-21.01.2023
until 21.01.2023 | #3711ARTatBerlin | Galerie Michael Haas presents the exhibition “Zwischen Raum” by artist Thomas Virnich from 25 November 2022. Galerie Michael Haas is pleased to announce a comprehensive solo exhibition of new and past works by Thomas Virnich at Niebuhrstraße 5 and Kunst Lager Haas. Thomas Virnich, Lessingskopf, 1996, Fotograf: Jörg von Bruchhausen Turning the inside out, even if it is a hollow space, is considered a design principle by Thomas Virnich. Virnich dissects, deconstructs and blasts his spaces and architectures before building alien worlds out of earthly everyday objects. In them, childhood memories, themes of popular culture and the modern entertainment industry converge. The exhibition presents a wide range of heads, architectural models and toys. Thomas Virnich, Sputnik I, 2021, Fotograf: Jörg von Bruchhausen A catalogue will be published to accompany the exhibition. The artist will be present at the exhibition opening. Vernissage: Friday, 25. November 2022 06:00 p.m. until 09:00 p.m. Exhibition dates: Friday, 25 November until Saturday, 21 January 2023 Cover image : Thomas Virnich, Lessingskopf, 1996, Fotograf: Jörg von Bruchhausen Exhibition Thomas Virnich – Galerie Michael Haas | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Berlin Galerien | ART at […]
15. Nov 2022
Gisela von Bruchhausen + Birte Horn | Contained + Extended | Galerie kajetan | 25.11.2022.-28.01.2023
until 28.01. | #3710ARTatBerlin |Galerie kajetan Berlin presents from 25 November 2022 the exhibition Extended by the artist Birte Horn and the exhibition Contained by the artist Gisela von Bruchhausen. Birte Horn, Papercut, 22, 2021 Box, cut, 19 x 14 cm, Photo Bernhard Strauss Gisela von Bruchhausen, STACCATO III, 2005 (wall piece) Steel, galvanised, painted, 130 x 110 x 28.5 cm, Photo Jörg von Bruchhausen Opening reception: Friday, 25 November 2022, 06:00 p.m. – 09:00 p.m. Special opening hours: Saturday, 26 November 2022, 11:00 a.m.- 07:00 p.m., Charlottenwalk Gallery Tour Exhibition dates: Friday, 25. November until Saturday, 28. Januar 2023 Exhibition Birte Horn + Gisela von Bruchhausen – Galerie kajetan Berlin | Zeitgenössische Kunst – Contemporary Art – Exhibitions Berlin Galerien | ART at Berlin
15. Nov 2022
Axel Teichmann | Sinnstifter | nüüd.berlin gallery | 09.12.2022 – 11.02.2023
until 11.02.2023 | #3709ARTatBerlin | nüüd.berlin gallery presents from 9 December 2022 (Opening: 8 December) the exhibition Sinnstifter with paintings and sculptures by the artist Axel Teichmann. It is similar with the acrylic glass sculptures: the transparent acrylic glass elements reflect the viewer as well as the entire environment. A pixelated figure can even be seen several times and in altered form from different angles. In this way, the artist manages to go far beyond a mere representation and presentation of painterly, sculptural-technical precision and to evoke a reflection and statement in the visitor. Axel Teichmann, Sinnstifter, Acrylic Lw, 200 x 160 cm, 2022 The painting that gives the exhibition its title, “Sinnstifter”, shows a man in a humorous harlequin costume feeding pigeons, the meaningfulness of which is not apparent. The naked man, now turned 180 degrees, is reflected in the background. On the one hand, the protagonist is reflected in this picture, but at the same time, under the theme of the search for identity, the viewer of the picture is also reflected. Such multiple – digital – identities of the same person are not uncommon in today’s social media, often serving only capitalist self-marketing. Naked, however, all people […]
14. Nov 2022
Philippe Decrauzat | Dedans et Dehors | mehdi chouakri (Fasanenplatz) | 12.11.2022-07.01.2023
until 07.01.2023 | #3708ARTatBerlin | Galerie mehdi chouakri presents the exhibition “Dedans et Dehors ” by the artist Philippe Decrauzat from 12 November 2022 (vernissage: 11.11.). Vernissage: Friday, 11. November 2022, 05:00 p.m. – 09:00 p.m. Exhibition dates : Samstag, 12. November – Samstag, 07. Januar 2023 Caption title: Courtesy mehdi chouakri Exhibition Philippe Decrauzat – mehdi chouakri | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Berlin Galerien | ART at Berlin
14. Nov 2022
Neil Raitt | Tangerine Sunset | Galerie Judin | 26.11.2022-21.01.2023
until 21.01. | #3659ARTatBerlin | Galerie Judin presnets from 26. November 2022 (Opening: 25.11.) the exhibition Tangerine Sunset by the british artist Neil Raitt. Opening: Friday, 25. November 2022 – 6:00 to 8:00 pm Exhibition dates: Saturday, 26. November 2022 – Saturday, 21. January 2023 Image caption: Neil Raitt, Rocky Glacier (View Through the Trees), 2022, Oil on canvas, 200 × 140 cm Exhibition Neil Raitt – Galerie Judin | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Berlin Galleries | ART at Berlin
14. Nov 2022
Thomas Ruff | d.o.pe | Sprüth Magers Berlin | 26.11.2022-31.01.2023
until 31.01. | #3658ARTatBerlin | Sprüth Magers Berlin presents from 26. November 2022 (Opening: 25.11.) the exhibition d.o.pe by the artist Thomas Ruff. Thomas Ruff’s solo exhibition at the Berlin gallery features the series, d.o.pe., where once again Ruff immerses viewers into the world of mathematics and additionally evokes his personal experience with psychedelic art of the 1960s and 1970s. Featuring fractal patterns that the artist generates with a specialized software program and prints on industrial carpets, the works illustrate Ruff’s constant striving to visually express the beauty of mathematics while representing his interest in the possibility of generating images that appear natural but are produced artificially. By further recalling the highly detailed and exuberant Northern Renaissance style of artists such as Hieronymus Bosch and Matthias Grünewald, Ruff interprets d.o.pe. as a reference to the fact that there are no limits to the artistic imagination. Opening: Friday, 25. November 2022, 6 – 8 pm Exhibition dates: Saturday, 26. November 2022 – Tuesday, 31. January 2023 Image caption: Thomas Ruff, d.o.pe.11, 2022, © Thomas Ruff / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2022 Exhibition Thomas Ruff – Sprüth Magers Berlin | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Galleries Berlin | ART at Berlin
13. Nov 2022
Reinhard Mucha | Kasse beim Fahrer | Sprüth Magers Berlin | 26.11.2022-25.03.2023
until 25.03. | #3657ARTatBerlin | Sprüth Magers Berlin shows from 26. November 2022 (Opening: 25.11.) the exhibition Kasse beim Fahrer by the artist Reinhard Mucha. Sprüth Magers presents a solo exhibition by Reinhard Mucha opening in the fall at the Berlin gallery. Mucha is one of the most influential sculptors and conceptual artist of his generation. For decades he has succeeded in combining formal rigor, conceptual clarity and witty irony with the richness and delicacy of painterly and sculptural details. His work contains moments of contemporary history, personal history, and his previous pieces cross and intersect with discourses in art as well as other social systems. Opening: Friday, 25. November 2022, 6-8 pm Exhibition dates: Saturday, 26. November 2022 – Saturday, 25. March 2023 Image caption: Reinhard Mucha, © Reinhard Mucha, VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2022 Exhibition Reinhard Mucha – Sprüth Magers Berlin | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Galleries Berlin | ART at Berlin
13. Nov 2022
To the End oft the year – little artpieces for lovers“ | Galerie Tammen
until 07.01. | #3707ARTatBerlin | Gallery Tammen presents from 12 November 2022 the group exhibition “To the End of the year – little artpieces for lovers” with paintings – drawings – sculptures – objects – ceramics. We are very pleased to invite you today to our end-of-year exhibition “To the End of the year – little artpieces for lovers” with paintings – drawings – sculptures – objects – ceramics – by the artists the different artists ANNA ARNSKÖTTER – MARION EICHMANN – MATTHIAS GARFF – MORITZ GÖTZE -JOHANNES HEEPP – HEIKE JESCHONNEK – KARSTEN KUSCH – MICHAEL LAUTERJUNG – BARBARA LÜDDE – ELLEN MÄDER-GUTZ – JUB MÖNSTER – WERNER SCHMIDT – LOTHAR SERUSET – GABI STREILE Ellen Mäder-Gutz aus: „bella dona“, 2009, Steatit, 11 x 20 x 7,5 cm Anna Arnskötter „Kleine Bauten V“, 2015, Keramik, 63 x 18 x 18 cm Karsten Kusch „o.T. 2022, farbige Kreiden auf Papier, 42 x 56 cm Jub Mönster, Canal St. Martin, Paris, 2018, Kugelschreiber auf lackierter Hartfaser, 51 x 36 cm Gabi Streile „ Tulpen Chromoxyd/Zitron, Öl auf Leinwand, 140 x 110 cm Vernissage: Saturday, 12 November 2022, 07:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Exhibition dates: Saturday, 12 November – Saturday, […]
9. Nov 2022
Julia Gruner | Allergic to Peanuts | Taubert Contemporary | 11.11.2022-21.02.2023
until 21.o1. | #3706ARTatBerlin | Taubert Contemporary presents from 11. November 2022 the exhibition Allergic to Peanuts by artist Julia Gruner. Julia Gruner’s first solo exhibition at Taubert Contemporary comprises three groups of works that illustrate the artist’s consistent questioning of the medium of painting. The basis for this is a genuine interest in a wide variety of materials, which Gruner subjects to meticulous material experiments and analyses. The “Lazy Paintings” (2022), which resemble seat cushions and whose surfaces are made of pure acrylic paint, lounge around ponderously in the gallery space. These three-dimensional paintings, brought from wall to floor, feature color combinations that are unusual in the best sense of the word, ranging from poison green to bright pink and darkened reds. The quirky textures are created by combining water-based acrylic paint with various oils (in this case, peanut oil) that repel each other based on their chemical characteristics. The “Domestic Paintings” (since 2020) originated in the first Corona lockdown. Cut off from the studio, Gruner resorted during this period to materials available within her own four walls and repurposed them as painting materials. The artist mixed various household liquids such as cleaning products, cooking oil, nail polish, or […]
9. Nov 2022
Jonathan Apelbaum | Family | ARTCO Galerie Berlin | 18.11-10.12.2022
until 10.12. | #3705ARTatBerlin | ARTCO Galerie Berlin presents from 18. November 2022 the exhibition “Family” by the artist Jonathan Apelbaum. “To me, family means two things: the biological family and the family you choose, my family in France, and my family in Berlin. The two are fundamentally different, the Berlin family is queer and kinky, it’s the family you can fuck with. Then there is the family that witnessed your birth, the family you grew up with, where you came from. Both are inescapably intertwined and for a brief moment, a minute or a month, I would like to put these two opposing ideas of what constitutes a family into one single space.” Emerging from his background as a mechanical engineer, the artistic work by Jonathan Apelbaum aims for creation through collaboration. Those bearing witness to his large-scale oil portraiture in framework of the exhibition „Family“ are invited to engage with a synergy of diverse elements embedded within their production. Alongside a team of engineers, the French-Algerian artist has developed Al sensory hardware that, when paired with the paintings, change their composition in response to certain external stimuli, such as motion or the pulse of a nearby body. With […]
9. Nov 2022
Gonzalo Reyes Araos | NOCTURNOS | Galerie Gilla Lörcher | 18.11.2022-13.01.2023
until 13.01. | #3704ARTatBerlin | Galerie Gilla Lörcher presents the exhibition NOCTURNOS by artist Gonzalo Reyes Araos from 18 November 2022. Galerie Gilla Lörcher | Contemporary Art is pleased to present the second solo exhibition of Chilean artist Gonzalo Reyes Araos at the gallery. The exhibition includes a selection of works from 2022. All the artworks on display emerged from the artist’s research fellowship in the Atacama Desert. The title of the exhibition “Nocturnos” (nocturnal or night in Spanish) is inspired by the night sky. This is part of an investigation in which Gonzalo Reyes Araos questions how contemporary media have conditioned and redefined our connection with nature and how we perceive the world from screens and thinking technologies. The Chilean artist Gonzalo Reyes Araos (born 1980) studied at the Art Academy in Valparaíso, Chile. Gonzalo Reyes Araos was awarded the VI Juan Francisco Gonzales Prize (Chile), the II Corral y su bahia painting prize (Chile), the Art residency grant at Seoul Art Space Geumchon / Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture (KR), was shortlisted for the Losito Art Prize 2015 (Germany), received the H Residency, Calama (Chile) in 2020 and the Research Stipend for Visual Arts of the Berlin […]
8. Nov 2022
Inventing Color | Group Show | ARTES Berlin | 12.11.2022–21.01.2023
until 21.01. | #3703ARTatBerlin | ARTES Berlin presents from 12 September 2022 the group exhibition Inventing Color. “The colour has me. I don’t need to hunt for it. It has me forever. This is the meaning of the happy hour: I and the colour are one. I am a painter.” Paul Klee In the group exhibition INVENTING COLOR, ARTES Berlin shows works that deal with the theme of colour and light. The show takes a look at the most diverse approaches of artists in dealing with form, contrast, intensity and their perception by the viewers. The gallery presents works by Selçuk Dizlek, Marie Athenstaedt, Andy Warhol, Isa Dahl, Rhea Standke, Nikolaos Schizas, Heinz Mack, Ruri Matsumoto, Gerhard Richter, Fintan Whelan, Fabian Gatermann, Imi Knoebel, Marion Eichmann, Christian Awe, among others. Selcuk Dizlek, Licht-Collagen, 2018 Colour can be stimulation, meditation and passion. It can also evoke confusion, powerlessness and revulsion. Colouring is deeply subjective to perception and interpretation and fascinates viewers and artists alike. Since antiquity, science and art have been concerned with colour theory. Aristotle developed a concept based on seven basic colours that was valid until the 17th century. Christian Awe light sensation II 2022 Acryl auf Leinwand 145 […]
7. Nov 2022
Eva Gold | Slow Dance | EIGEN + ART Lab | 11.11.- 17.12.2022
until 17.12. | #3702ARTatBerlin | EIGEN + ART Lab presents the exhibition “Slow Dance ” by the artist Eva Gold from 11 November 2022. We are pleased to present Eva Gold’s first solo exhibition in Germany at EIGEN + ART Lab. The show runs until 17 December 2022 at EIGEN + ART Lab at Torstraße 220 in Berlin. Eva Gold lives and works in London. She studied at the Royal Academy Schools, London (2016-2019), and Goldsmiths, University of London (2013-2016). Her work has recently been featured in solo and duo exhibitions including The Last Cowboys, Ginny on Frederick, London (2022), Lock Up International with Elisabeth Molin, Brussels (2022) and Perv City, Parrhesiades + Centre for Contemporary Art, London (2020). Her work has also been presented in group exhibitions such as SEX, Moarain House, London (2022); Not before it has forgotten you, Nicoletti Contemporary, London + The Pole Gallery, Paris (2022) Sets & Scenarios at Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham (2020); Barely Furtive Pleasures at Nir Altman, Munich (2020). Vernissage: Friday, 11 November 2022, 05:00 p.m.- 09:00 p.m. Exhibition dates: Friday, 11 November until Saturday, 17 December 2022 Image above: Courtesy EIGEN + ART Lab Exhibition Eva Gold – EIGEN + […]
7. Nov 2022
Marcel Eichner | Neue Bilder | Contemporary Fine Arts (CFA Berlin) | 12.11.-17.12.2022
until 17.12. | #3701ARTatBerlin | Contemporary Fine Arts presents the exhibition “New Pictures” by the artist Marcel Eichner from 12 November 2022. Marcel Eichner goes to the fringes of society to find such people who fit for his world of art. Primarily with powerful strokes of the charcoal pencil and sparing use of colour for selected parts of his compositions, he creates the figures surrounded by objects or animals or entwined by geometric patterns. Marcel Eichner “Ein Lippenbekenntnis“ 2022 Charcoal and gouacheon canvas 180 x 140 cm | 70 7/8 x 55 1/8 in The atmosphere of the works is subdued, often melancholic, serious, determined by gestures that sometimes seem helpless. Marcel Eichner dares to direct his gaze where other contemporaries prefer to turn away. The darkening prospects of society seem to legitimise his inventions and observations all the more. Loneliness, cold, misery. Poverty, the miserable are not taboo subjects here, but the characteristics of a present that are becoming increasingly entrenched and the signature of the times. That is why Marcel Eichner’s work is a current, valid, serious contribution to understanding what is creepingly changing. Vernissage: Friday, 11 November 2022, from 06:00 p.m. to 08:00 p.m. Exhibition dates: Saturday, […]
7. Nov 2022
Almut Linde | Still Alive | PSM Gallery | 11.11.2022.–07.01.2023
until 07.01. | #3699ARTatBerlin | PSM Gallery presents the exhibition Still Alive by artist Almut Linde from 11 November 2022 (vernissage: 10.11.). Almut Linde works within her concept of Radical Beauty. The term radical – derived from the Latin word radix – contains a reference to the root, the origin of a form. The radical approach is to redirect the concept of beauty back to the roots of form. It makes it possible to move things that we cannot or do not want to see into the space of the observable. The crucial thing is to deal directly with reality without detours. Almut Linde, DIRTY MINIMAL #118.1 – STILL ALIVE (STREET DIARY), 2022 Vernissage: Thursday,10 November 2022, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 pm Exhibition dates: Friday, 11 November – Saturday, 07 January 2022 Caption title: Almut Linde, DIRTY MINIMAL #118.1 – STILL ALIVE (STREET DIARY), 2022 Exhibition Almut Linde – PSM Gallery | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Berlin Galerien | ART at Berlin
7. Nov 2022
Wilhelm Mundt | Areit ist das halbe Leben | Buchmann Galerie | 04.11.-23.12.2022
until 23.12. | #3698ARTatBerlin | Buchmann Galerie shows from 4. November 2022 the exhibition “Areit ist das halbe Leben” by the artist Wilhelm Mundt. The Buchmann Galerie is pleased to announce an exhibition by Wilhelm Mundt. The exhibition, titled Areit ist das halbe Leben, misspelled deliberately, presents a cross-section of the current production of the German sculptor. In his extensive body of work, Wilhemlm Mundt (b. 1959, Grevenbroich) deals with distinctly sculptural themes that negotiate some the most pressing issues of our times. In his best-known group of works – the elegant biomorphic sculptures named “Trashstones” – form is determined by their content. The sculptures’ interiors consist of studio waste, which the artist artfully wraps in coloured polyester, aluminium or bronze. Thus, the end form of each Trashstone only hints at its interior content; the wrapped up waste and trash remain visible only in their determination of the final form, the works in themselves containing more in their biomorphic beauty than the eye can see. Essential components of the work – the form-giving interior, its material as well as their metaphorical content – remain hidden from view. The discrepancy between the visible, the shiny, colourful and softly modulated outer form and […]
4. Nov 2022
Anna K.E. + group exhibition | In Order of Appearance | Galerie Barbara Thumm | 5.11.–17.12.2022
until 17.12. | #3697ARTatBerlin | Galerie Barbara Thumm presents the exhibition ” In Order of Appearance” by Anna K.E + group exhibition “The Greatest Source of My Longing” from 5 Semptember 2022 (Vernissage 04.11.), Whispering is a voiceless type of phonation in which the vocal cords are worn down so that they do not vibrate; the air passes between the arytenoid cartilages and creates audible turbulence when speaking. In Anna K.E.’s new exhibition “In Order of Appearance”, 33 works are hung in a grid. Each frame contains an oversized, painted picture frame with a small drawing in the middle. K.E. began the series in 2018 during a road trip from Los Angeles to New York and continued to work on it throughout her other travels. On pages torn out of a sketchbook, she drew portraits of people she met along the way. But these portraits are not realistic depictions: The faces are reduced to abstract forms, some appearing geometric and constructed, others spontaneous and ornamental. K.E. herself calls them avatars, as they bear no resemblance to the people portrayed, but are associative representations from her memory. ANNA K.E. #22 (2021) Oil pastel on paper 21 x 16,5 cm As we […]
3. Nov 2022
Joachim Lambrechts | Dark Days Need Bright Spells | Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery Berlin | 19.11-17.12.2022
until 17.12. | #3696ARTatBerlin | Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery Berlin presents the exhibition “Dark Days Need Bright Spells” by artist Joachim Lambrechts from 19. November 2022. From Jackie Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe to cobras and lions, a dancing devil and a mermaid, Joachim Lambrechts’ exhibition at Galerie Kristin Hjellegjerde Berlin draws on the artist’s personal experiences as well as a wide range of cultural and social references – celebrating the vibrancy and absurdity of everyday life in a gaudy, riotous way. Named after one of the works on paper in the exhibition, in which a magician conjures up a rainbow that provides both shelter and light in the midst of a stormy scene, Dark Days Need Bright Spells explores the idea of humour as a means of healing and opening up new ways of seeing the world. “I believe that humour is very important to put certain things in perspective,” says Lambrechts. “As we all know, life can be brutal and hard, and in those moments laughter is very important. It makes things bearable.” This is closely related to the artist’s approach to art, which sees play as a means of releasing creativity. He never plans his works, preferring to see […]
3. Nov 2022
Papierzauber | Group show | galerie probst | 17.11.2022-25.02.2023
until 25.02. | #3695ARTatBerlin | galerie probst presents the group exhibition “Papierzauber – Kreativität gibt auch dem Leichten Gewicht” (paper magic – creativity gives weight even to the light), based on a quote by Karl-Heinz Karius, from 17 November 2022. The invention of paper dates back about 2,000 years. In the course of more than 1,000 years, this knowledge travelled from China via Central Asia and Arabia to Egypt and finally from there to Italy in the 11th century. The first German paper mill was put into operation in Nuremberg in 1390. Paper has significantly advanced the progress of mankind and thus has an enormous historical and cultural significance In addition to accelerating information, paper has also made a decisive contribution to the development of visual art. The texture and special feel of paper make images visible and tangible in a unique way. The absorbency and opacity of the paper play an essential role in this. Many people love the smell of freshly printed paper. In this way, art on paper can be experienced with three senses: seeing, feeling and smelling! Fu Xiaotong, 1 89700孔 手工宣纸, 2020, Handpaper, 115 x 65 cm In the exhibition Papierzauber (Paper Magic), the artist […]
3. Nov 2022
Olaf Heine | Human Conditions | CAMERA WORK | 26.11.–04.02.2023
until 12.03. | #3693ARTatBerlin | CAMERA WORK presents from 26 November 2022 the exhibition Human Conditions by the artist Olaf Heine. The CAMERA WORK gallery presents the exhibition “Human Condi[ons” with works by Berlin-based photographer Olaf Heine from 26 November 2022. The exhibition provides a comprehensive insight into the artist’s rich and now 30-year career and visualises his artistic intentions. It is Olaf Heine’s largest solo exhibition to date. Olaf Heine is internationally known for his enigmatic and richly detailed portraits of musicians, actors, writers, visual artists and athletes, as well as impressive architectural and landscape photography. Heine’s first assignments were for album covers of friends – including Terry Hoax and Fury in the Slaughterhouse – and were once the deciding factor for him to begin a Press Contact Alina Heinze CAMERA WORK – Kantstraße 149 – 10623 Berlin Tel.: +49 (0)30 310077-73 E-Mail: alina.heinze@camerawork.de www.camerawork.de training as a photographer and communication designer at the renowned Berlin LeEe-Verein. His international breakthrough came with his move to Los Angeles in the late 1990s. Since then, he has created world-famous portraits of personalities such as U2, Nick Cave, Cate BlancheE, Jared Leto, Bret Easton Ellis, Julian Schnabel, John Baldessari, Snoop Dog, Anthony […]
3. Nov 2022
Dawid | Urval | Dorothée Nilsson Gallery | 05.11.2022-08.01.2023
until 08.01. | #3692ARTatBerlin | Dorothée Nilsson Gallery presents from 5. November 2022 (Opening: 04.11.) the exhibition “Urval” by the artist Dawid. “Björn Dawidsson, called Dawid, was born 1949. He has long been one of Sweden’s leading photographers, and was among the first to work with conceptual photography. He made his debut in 1973, but his real breakthrough came a decade later with the exhibition Rost (Rust) at Fotografiska Museet (now part of the Moderna Museet in Stockholm). He showed – then as later – how the seeming banality of a rusty or bent nail could be transformed into something unique and artistically expressive. Since then, Dawid’s work has stretched conventional concepts, exploring both what can be deemed to constitute photographic art and the boundary between photography and painting. He has made a name for himself as a kind of painter-photographer.” (Berndt Arell, 2012-2017 Director General, National Museum Stockholm). Dawid, #9343, 1989 from the series Kemigram Opening: Friday, 4. November 2022, 18:00 – 21:00 Exhibition dates: Saturday, 5. November 2022 – Sunday, 8. Januar 2023 Image caption: Dawid, #6734,1982, from the series Rost Exhibition Dawid – Dorothée Nilsson Gallery | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | […]
2. Nov 2022
Realistic and Surreal | Group Exhibition | Galerie Mutare | 04.11.-28.01.2023
until 28.01. | #3691ARTatBerlin | Galerie mutare presents from 4 November 2022 the group exhibition “Realistic and Surreal”. Participating artists: Albrecht Tübke, Filip Kalkowski, Bettina Moras, Marina Apud Schneider and Klaus Zeitz. Albrecht Tübke, Chamäleon 2, 47 x 27 cm Vernissage: Friday, 4 November 2022, 05:00 p.m. – 08:00 p.m. Exhibition dates: Friday, 4 November until Saturday, 28 January 2023 Caption title: ilip Kalkowski, Pandemic Garden, Oil/Canvas, 190 x 180 cm, 2022 Exhibition Realistic And Surreal – Galerie Mutare | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Berlin Galerien | ART at Berlin
2. Nov 2022
NFT meets Traditional Art | Bermel von Luxburg Gallery | 03.11.-19.11.2022
until 19.11. | #3690ARTatBerlin | Bermel von Luxburg Gallery shows from 03 November 2022 the exhibition “NFT meets Traditional Art”. BvL x Kunstleben Berlin Galerie Bermel von Luxburg, in collaboration with Kunstleben Berlin, is pleased to launch our first series entitled NFT meets TRADITIONAL ART and invites you to this exciting project: NFT meets Traditional Art Can digital and traditional, physical art inspire each other? This question will be explored in the exhibition NFT meets traditional Art, which will take place from 3 to 19 November 2022 at Galerie Bermel von Luxburg in Berlin Charlottenburg and in parallel at the virtual Musée Dezentral. In addition, works by all participating artists will be posted as NFT on 03 November. A premiere not only for most artists, but also for the brand new NFT platform kunstleben.ART. The continued success of the ROMS NFT Collection presented by Galerie Bermel von Luxburg and the ongoing interest in NFTs and digital art formats gave gallery owners Aleksandra von Luxburg & Mario Bermel the idea to follow up on this. Together with Romy Campe from Kunstleben Berlin, we have developed a format that unites the most diverse art genres, which have been somewhat estranged until now. […]
2. Nov 2022
Hans Hartung | Galerie Max Hetzler | 11.11.-14.11.2023
until 14.01.2023 | #3690ARTatBerlin | Galerie Max Hetzler shows from 11. November 2022 (Openning: 11.11) the exibition by the artist Hans Hartung. We are pleased to draw your attention to Hans Hartung, an exhibition of works by the German-French artist spanning seven decades, at Galerie Max Hetzler, Potsdamer Strasse 77-87, in Berlin. As an artistic innovator, Hans Hartung (1904-1989) became known for his contribution to European post-war painting. Already active as an abstract artist before the Second World War, he developed a dynamic-gestural style after 1945 and became one of the most important representatives of European Informel. His work is characterised by spontaneous, emblematic compositions that explore the interplay of colour field and line. This exhibition offers the opportunity to rediscover the extraordinary life of an artist who travelled Europe before settling in Paris in 1936 to fight against the Nazis during the Second World War. After being severely wounded in combat in 1944, Hartung found himself devastated by the aftermath of this traumatic conflict. In the 1950s, however, he became a central figure of abstraction on the international stage, winning the Grand Prix at the Venice Biennale in 1960 – for an exhibition of his work in the French […]
1. Nov 2022
BodyLand | Galerie Max Hetzler | 04.11.-23.12.2022
until 23.12. | #3689ARTatBerlin | Galerie Max Hetzler shows from 04. November 2022 (Openning: 04.11) the group exhibition BodyLand Curated by Lauren Taschen. Ariana Papademetropoulos, Isabelle Albuquerque, Vanessa Beecroft, Ana Benaroya, Madeleine Bialke, Brian Calvin, Ann Craven, Sarah Cunningham, Karon Davis, Sky Glabush, Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg, Ulala Imai, February James, Rae Klein, Kat Lyons, Laurie Nye, Ilana Savdie, Eleanor Swordy, Emma Webster and Alina Zamanova. Galerie Max Hetzgel opens the group exhibition BodyLand, curated by Lauren Taschen, at Goethestraße 2/3, in Berlin. The exhibition explores the significance of nature and the body in current artistic practice and brings together a new generation of artists who respond to the present by capturing the potential of land and body as real and imaginary constructs. BodyLand explores how representations of natural spaces and domestic environments are treated in contemporary painting, drawing, photography and sculpture. Using a variety of techniques and aesthetic devices, the artists apply psychological interpretations to nature and the human condition, providing a counterpoint to a traditionally masculine narrative. Instead of the conquest and domination of nature manifested in the depictions of victorious explorers, the exhibition presents a paradigm shift that incorporates typically feminine attributes that revolve around a […]
1. Nov 2022
Matti Kujasalo + Friedrich Teepe | Galerie Friese | 05.11.2022-14.01.2023
until 14.01. | #3688ARTatBerlin | Galerie Friese will be showing an exhibition of paintings by the artist Matti Kujasalo from 5 November 2022 (vernissage: 04.11.). At the same time, works by Friedrich Teepe will be presented. In Matti Kujasalo’s second solo exhibition at Galerie Friese, the focus is on the paintings he has created in recent years and on his current paintings, in which colour plays an increasingly central role. Matti Kujasalo created the foundations of his reduced vocabulary as early as the mid-1970s, from which he continues to draw new pictorial inventions to this day: line, dot, circle and square. Matti Kujasalo, Painting, 14.7.2016, Acryl auf Leinwand, ⌀ 65 cm. Photo: Eric Tschernow, Berlin On exclusively circular or square canvases, he composes area-filling structures on a white or black ground, each painting being based on a specially developed mathematical concept. These grid-like structures are at first only perceptible as coherent, oscillating formations, sometimes stretching lightly, then again condensed over the canvases, are sometimes two-dimensional and then again deep three-dimensional spaces. On closer inspection, these interwoven constructions float and dissolve into inconceivably fine structures and details. And that is precisely where the power of Kujasalo’s pictures lies: between […]
31. Oct 2022
Anna Nero | Testing into Compliance | FeldbuschWiesnerRudolph | 12.11.2022-21.01.2023
until 21.01. | #3656ARTatBerlin | FeldbuschWiesnerRudolph (FWR) presents from 12. November 2021 the exhibition Testing into Compliance by the artist Anna Nero. “I locate my work in (a) polarity of image worship and image prohibition – I try to represent the unrepresentable.” Anna Nero, 2021 Anna Nero (b. 1988 in Moscow) works pictorially and sculpturally effectively with contrasts and tests their symbiotic moments. According to the exhibition title “Testing into Compliance”, the round pairs with the angular, still life thrives in the ambience of the hard edge, technical cooperates with organic,… summasumarum a sexiness with calculation. Anna Nero, LYME, 2022, oil and acrylic on canvas, 160x125cm, Photo Anna Nero “Testing into Compliance” is artist Anna Nero’s second solo show at FeldbuschWiesnerRudolph and follows on from her inaugural show “Fingers in many pies” (2020). Institutional shows such as at the MdBK Leipzig (2022) and especially the participation in the exhibition “Jetzt! Young Painting in Germany,” which toured the art museums of Wiesbaden, Bonn, Chemnitz, and Hamburg from 2019-20, helped Anna Nero become more widely known. In addition, the artist regularly shares her creative activities with her community on Instagram. And that is just as important to her as her presence in […]
30. Oct 2022
Darren Almond | A Distant Silence | Galerie Max Hetzler | 04.11.-23.12.2022
until 23.12. | #3686ARTatBerlin | Galerie Max Hetzler shows from 04. November 2022 (Openning: 04.11) the exibition by the artist Darren Almond. We are pleased to present A Distant Silence, a solo exhibition of new works by Darren Almond at Galerie Max Hetzler, at Bleibtreustraße 45 in Berlin. The exhibition explores Almond’s longstanding fascination with abstract ideas such as time, space, history and memory, and plays with the relationships between these concepts. Inspired by the vastness of nature, the cosmos and the perpetual cycle of being, new paintings from the ‘Mono-Lith’ and ‘Counter’ series of works are on view, as well as one of Almond’s ‘Train Plates’. In the ‘Counter’ paintings, Almond uses numbers to represent space and time. In one work, for example, images of the night sky are abstracted into a multi-part composition in which fragmented numbers float on a dark, indigo ground. Here, the number zero – the only integer – has a special significance: it symbolises a celestial pole and functions as a focal point that is simultaneously empty and infinite as well as containing everything and nothing. Another painting in the series shows a golden frieze of six panels over which fragmented numerals in shades […]
29. Oct 2022
Navid Nuur | STEP BY STEP | Galerie Max Hetzler | 04.11.-23.12.2022
Until 23.12. | #3687ARTatBerlin | Galerie Max Hetzler shows from 04. November 2022 (Openning: 04.11) the exhibition by the artist Navid Nuur. Galerie Max Hetzler presents the solo exhibition STEP BY STEP by Navid Nuur, on view at Galerie Max Hetzler, Bleibtreustraße 15/16 in Berlin. The exhibition brings together new works as well as works from recent years that show Nuur’s lifelong fascination with marbling and his ongoing exploration of the subject. From a young age, Nuur felt a spiritual force emanating from marble and was preoccupied with the question of why the material remained in the background in the form of decorative panelling or marbled manuscript bindings, rather than as a pure art form. This investigation of supposed truths is an essential part of Nuur’s work: by questioning preconceived ideas, the artist probes (in)conscious thinking about the small, inconspicuous processes in our material world. The exhibition reaches back to Nuur’s early experiments with marbling and its visual properties. In his large-scale painting Untitled, 2015, the intricate, swirled pattern of marble is mimicked with gesso, a paint mixture traditionally used as a primer for canvases. By presenting a prepared, yet technically unfinished surface, the artist leaves room for our own […]
29. Oct 2022
Domenico Grenci | Nel Silenzio Della Visione | Galerie Martin Mertens | 13.11.2022-14.01.2023
until 14.01. | #3684ARTatBerlin | Galerie Martin Mertens presents from 13. November 2022 (Openning: 12.11.) the exhibition “Nel Silenzio Della Visione” by the artist Domenico Grenci. The Bolognese painter Domenico Grenci (*1981) focuses his work on portraits of women. Using a mixture of oil, red chalk, bitumen and charcoal, he creates extremely delicate pictures in which the portrayed persons seem to appear only fleetingly. They appear very vulnerable and reserved, as if they only cautiously venture out into the world through the surface of the paper, or canvas. Despite these facial features, which are usually only lightly hinted at, the sitters radiate a great calm and individuality. But a certain melancholy can also be felt in many of the pictures – especially in the women’s gaze. Grenci’s work seems like a constant search for Someone. The taxonomic cataloguing of the female figure expresses his fascination for the opposite sex and visualises his particular idea of beauty. The artist also calls the depicted women “Flemish Madonnas of today”. Grenci’s personal construction of an intimate world is based on iconographic studies of various painters of European art history but also of non-European art and here especially of Japanese and Chinese painting. The […]
29. Oct 2022
Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster | Panoramism and the Abstract Sector | Esther Schipper | 28.10.-23.12.2022
bis 23.12. | #3683ARTatBerlin | Galerie Esther Schipper zeigt ab 28. Oktober 2022 die Ausstellung der Künstlerin Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster Join us for the opening of Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster’s exhibition Panoramism and the Abstract Sector, the artist’s tenth solo exhibition with the gallery. On view is a captivating environment that includes a 30-meters long 180°-degree curved panorama, especially conceived for the exhibition, which draws on the history of Berlin in the 20th century. Its imagery spills over onto a custom-printed carpet with printed pillow books. Panoramism and the Abstract Sector continues the artist’s creation of an artistic, emotional and intellectual genealogy, begun at the Vienna Secession in 2021 and at the Serpentine Galleries this past summer. Exhibition view: Paul B. Preciado and Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Une Valise Transféministe, Esther Schipper, Berlin, 2022. © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2022. Photo © Andrea Rossetti Concurrent with the exhibition Esther Schipper is pleased to present Paul B. Preciado and Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster’s Une Valise Transféministe, first presented at the Centre Pompidou in Paris in 2019 in the context of Gonzalez-Foerster’s program Textodrome at the literature festival “Extra.” Une Valise Transféministe is an ensemble composed of different suitcases, books and a film. The film gathers photographic excerpts of feminist, lesbian, queer, anarcho-libertarian, and […]
28. Oct 2022
Zora Mann & Ozioma Onuzulike | ChertLüdde | 12.11.2022-21.01.2023
until 21.01. | #3683ARTatBerlin | ChertLüdde presents from 12. November 2022 the duo exhibition by the artists Zora Mann & Ozioma Onuzulike. Galerie ChertLüdde invites you to the vernissage of Zora Mann’s Nectar Hive and Ozioma Onuzulike’s Strings the Length of Our Palm’s Seal at ChertLüdde. ZORA MANN | Nectar Hive (Gallery One) Artist Zora Mann (Amersham, 1979) presents her latest exhibition Nectar Hive at ChertLüdde’s Gallery One. Mann, who has been represented by the gallery since 2015, joined the programme after retraining as an artist at the Villa Arson in Nice. There she cultivated a distinct painterly perspective of labyrinthine patterns combining abstract and figurative references from mythology, psychology, nature and more. In the exhibition Nectar Hive, loose figurations meet urban and honeycomb structures to form a complex network of origins and memories. From the artist’s bird’s eye view of her own life, Mann expands her abilities to create worlds in the upcoming exhibition. The works on display, which the artist began producing after her return to Villa Arson as part of the 2022 residency programme, break through both the two- and three-dimensional realms. Mann’s rich paintings are deeply personal yet distorted by the view of compound, kaleidoscopic prisms, […]
27. Oct 2022
Charlie Stein | Flow My Tears | BARK BERLIN GALLERY | 28.10.-18.11.2022
until 18.11. | #3682ARTatBerlin | BARK BERLIN GALLERY presents from 28th October 2022 the solo exhibition „Flow My Tears“ with new works by the female artist Charlie Stein. The BARK BERLIN GALLERY shows Charlie Stein – “Flow My Tears”, whoever chooses this title, joins the ranks of artworks by Philip K. Dick and John Dowland, which revolve around the abysses of loss. Abysses that inevitably face everyone – abysses that are felt by those affected to be worse than agonies from hell. Thus Dowland: “…Happy, happy are those who in hell | Do not feel the torments of this world!” Charlie Stein paints androids in whose facial expressions an enervated aura of charity shines forth, coupled with flashes of a dutiful act of generosity. These humanoids are supposed to be different from us, better in every way, and yet they set out to imitate that which they can never understand. Without motivation, will, or feeling, they mimic that which is completely beyond their programming: the transformative experience of experiencing suffering. Stein Charlie, Flow My Tears (Eliza Malfunctioning), oil on canvas, 100 x 80 cm, 2022 The problem with this is that as much as Stein’s robots pretend to have the […]
26. Oct 2022
Eve Aschheim | Galerie Inga Kondeyne – Raum für Zeichnung | 29.10.-17.12.2022
until 17.10. | #3681ARTatBerlin | Galerie Inga Kondeyne – Raum für Zeichnung presents from 29. October 2022 (Vernissage: 29.10.) the exhibition by the artist Eve Aschheim. The exhibition is located in the “Backstage” of the gallery Inga Kondeyne – Raum für Zeichnung. From the draughtswoman Eve Aschheim from New York, we show backstage once again a selection of her new works, which were created during the isolation by Corona measures in New York. Despite everything, it was an inventive time in which she experienced a new way of responding mentally to uncertainties. The pencil guides her hand across her preferred material, Mylar. Pencil lines tentatively occupy the page and suddenly the blue magically and translucently spreads across the surface from behind. The interweaving of spaces and their expansion into interstices already characterised Eve Aschheim’s drawings in her early work. With elementary, precisely placed graphic elements, she builds up complex structures in the pictorial space and destabilises them at the same time – sometimes explosively. Beneath the layered, permeable surface is a suspended state with radical linear anchors. Traces in subtle shades of white and black gain importance. They become fixed settlements and sometimes lead to elemental transformations on the surfaces […]
25. Oct 2022
Jenny Brosinski | As Long as I Get Somewhere | WENTRUP | 28.10.-03.12.2022
until 03.12. | #3680ARTatBerlin | WENTRUP presents from 28. October 2022 the exhibition “As Long as I Get Somewhere” by artist Jenny Brosinski. It is Jenny Brosinski’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. Jenny Brosinski’s paintings negotiate relationships with emptiness. They know that emptiness, like silence, can be deafening, but can also open up into something expansive that comes close to freedom. Brosinski works large, recently on canvases two or three metres wide, to extend the presence of the raw canvas on which she choreographs her gestures. Despite the bold crudeness of her marks, these patches of smudged pink oil or trailing lines of yellow spray paint do not seem like assaults on the canvas, but rather a way of navigating and emphasising its encompassing quality. This is not a confrontation, and as such it circumvents the approach of many gestural abstractions that tacitly position white space against the artist as an initiative showdown. Take, for example, the reverential attitude to the encounter that informed Robert Motherwell’s practice: “I find a blank canvas so beautiful that it inhibits me from working immediately […] and demands too much of me too quickly; so that I tend to ‘dirty’ the canvas and then […]
22. Oct 2022
CURRENT PHOTO EXHIBITIONS
Jonathan Apelbaum | Family | ARTCO Galerie Berlin | 18.11-10.12.2022
until 10.12. | #3705ARTatBerlin | ARTCO Galerie Berlin presents from 18. November 2022 the exhibition “Family” by the artist Jonathan Apelbaum. “To me, family means two things: the biological family and the family you choose, my family in France, and my family in Berlin. The two are fundamentally different, the Berlin family is queer and kinky, it’s the family you can fuck with. Then there is the family that witnessed your birth, the family you grew up with, where you came from. Both are inescapably intertwined and for a brief moment, a minute or a month, I would like to put these two opposing ideas of what constitutes a family into one single space.” Emerging from his background as a mechanical engineer, the artistic work by Jonathan Apelbaum aims for creation through collaboration. Those bearing witness to his large-scale oil portraiture in framework of the exhibition „Family“ are invited to engage with a synergy of diverse elements embedded within their production. Alongside a team of engineers, the French-Algerian artist has developed Al sensory hardware that, when paired with the paintings, change their composition in response to certain external stimuli, such as motion or the pulse of a nearby body. With […]
9. Nov 2022
Anna K.E. + group exhibition | In Order of Appearance | Galerie Barbara Thumm | 5.11.–17.12.2022
until 17.12. | #3697ARTatBerlin | Galerie Barbara Thumm presents the exhibition ” In Order of Appearance” by Anna K.E + group exhibition “The Greatest Source of My Longing” from 5 Semptember 2022 (Vernissage 04.11.), Whispering is a voiceless type of phonation in which the vocal cords are worn down so that they do not vibrate; the air passes between the arytenoid cartilages and creates audible turbulence when speaking. In Anna K.E.’s new exhibition “In Order of Appearance”, 33 works are hung in a grid. Each frame contains an oversized, painted picture frame with a small drawing in the middle. K.E. began the series in 2018 during a road trip from Los Angeles to New York and continued to work on it throughout her other travels. On pages torn out of a sketchbook, she drew portraits of people she met along the way. But these portraits are not realistic depictions: The faces are reduced to abstract forms, some appearing geometric and constructed, others spontaneous and ornamental. K.E. herself calls them avatars, as they bear no resemblance to the people portrayed, but are associative representations from her memory. ANNA K.E. #22 (2021) Oil pastel on paper 21 x 16,5 cm As we […]
3. Nov 2022
Olaf Heine | Human Conditions | CAMERA WORK | 26.11.–04.02.2023
until 12.03. | #3693ARTatBerlin | CAMERA WORK presents from 26 November 2022 the exhibition Human Conditions by the artist Olaf Heine. The CAMERA WORK gallery presents the exhibition “Human Condi[ons” with works by Berlin-based photographer Olaf Heine from 26 November 2022. The exhibition provides a comprehensive insight into the artist’s rich and now 30-year career and visualises his artistic intentions. It is Olaf Heine’s largest solo exhibition to date. Olaf Heine is internationally known for his enigmatic and richly detailed portraits of musicians, actors, writers, visual artists and athletes, as well as impressive architectural and landscape photography. Heine’s first assignments were for album covers of friends – including Terry Hoax and Fury in the Slaughterhouse – and were once the deciding factor for him to begin a Press Contact Alina Heinze CAMERA WORK – Kantstraße 149 – 10623 Berlin Tel.: +49 (0)30 310077-73 E-Mail: alina.heinze@camerawork.de www.camerawork.de training as a photographer and communication designer at the renowned Berlin LeEe-Verein. His international breakthrough came with his move to Los Angeles in the late 1990s. Since then, he has created world-famous portraits of personalities such as U2, Nick Cave, Cate BlancheE, Jared Leto, Bret Easton Ellis, Julian Schnabel, John Baldessari, Snoop Dog, Anthony […]
3. Nov 2022
Dawid | Urval | Dorothée Nilsson Gallery | 05.11.2022-08.01.2023
until 08.01. | #3692ARTatBerlin | Dorothée Nilsson Gallery presents from 5. November 2022 (Opening: 04.11.) the exhibition “Urval” by the artist Dawid. “Björn Dawidsson, called Dawid, was born 1949. He has long been one of Sweden’s leading photographers, and was among the first to work with conceptual photography. He made his debut in 1973, but his real breakthrough came a decade later with the exhibition Rost (Rust) at Fotografiska Museet (now part of the Moderna Museet in Stockholm). He showed – then as later – how the seeming banality of a rusty or bent nail could be transformed into something unique and artistically expressive. Since then, Dawid’s work has stretched conventional concepts, exploring both what can be deemed to constitute photographic art and the boundary between photography and painting. He has made a name for himself as a kind of painter-photographer.” (Berndt Arell, 2012-2017 Director General, National Museum Stockholm). Dawid, #9343, 1989 from the series Kemigram Opening: Friday, 4. November 2022, 18:00 – 21:00 Exhibition dates: Saturday, 5. November 2022 – Sunday, 8. Januar 2023 Image caption: Dawid, #6734,1982, from the series Rost Exhibition Dawid – Dorothée Nilsson Gallery | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | […]
2. Nov 2022
ART@BERLIN PRESENTS
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MASTERPIECES IN BERLIN
You can visit numerous impressive artistic masterpieces from all eras in Berlin’s museums. But where exactly will you find works by Albrecht Dürer, Claude Monet, Vincent van Gogh, Sandro Botticelli, Peter Paul Rubens or the world-famous Nefertiti? We will introduce you to the most impressive artistic masterpieces in Berlin. And can lead you to the respective museum with only one click. So that you can personally experience and enjoy your favourite masterpiece live. Click here for the masterpieces in museums.
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Sandro Botticelli – Madonna with Child
Thanks to Count Atanasius Raczynski one is able to marvel at “Madonna with Child” and eight singing angels by Sandro Botticelli in Berlin. In 1824 he bought the art piece for 2500 francs (for his collection in his art gallery at his palace). A not so well known fact is that his palace was situated […]
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Adolph Menzel – Flute concert in Sanssouci
Adolph Menzel grants us a detailed insight of a cultural evening at the court of Friedrich the Great in the palace Sanssouci. Music is being played. The king himself is playing the flute. He is standing in the centre of the picture. To the right his chamber ensemble and to the left an audience of […]
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Jan Vermeer (van Delft) – Man and Woman drinking Wine
The glance falls into a room that is furnished with a table, a bench and two chairs. The table is covered in an expensive manufactured table cloth. A painting in a gold frame is hanging on the wall. A woman dressed in a fancy red dress is sitting on a chair opposite the window. The […]
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Caravaggio – Cupid as Victor
Caravaggio is said to be the master of light and shade like how his piece “Amor vincit Omnia” or “Cupid as victor” undoubtedly proves. The specific focus was on the use of light and shade causing the painting to seem plastic, showing a naked and winged cupid embodied by a young boy. His pose is […]
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Rembrandt van Rijn – Man in a Gold Helmet – from the circle around
In 1897, the Kaiser-Friedrich-Museums-Verein, a sponsor of the Gemäldegalerie Berlin, purchased the masterpiece “Man in a Gold Helmet” as an original work by Rembrandt. Less than 100 years later, in the 1970s, it came to light as part of the “Rembrandt Research Project” initiated in 1968 that the painting was created by someone close to […]
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