From 20 October 2023 the Berlin art institution Haus am Waldsee presents the first institutional exhibition of the French artist Bruno Pélassy (*1966 in Vientiane, Laos, †2002 in Nice, France) in Germany. Pélassy was a dazzling and multifaceted figure throughout his life and his art can only be categorised to a limited extent. He painted, […]
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From 21 October 2023, together with the Kunsthaus, Kunsthalle Nürnberg will be showing the international group exhibition Who’s Afraid Of Stardust? Positions of Queer Contemporary Art. The exhibition presents works that revolve around life and desire beyond heteronormativity and make a substantial contribution to the current debate on diversity. The central motivation for this exhibition […]
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Tall firs, dense mangroves, bizarre flower pistils – the plant world produces unique forms. Integrated into complex and highly sensitive ecosystems, plants are intertwined with human culture in many ways. Their contemplation can be calming, thought-provoking or trigger strong feelings of trepidation and fear. In photography, plants have been popular objects of photographic processes and […]
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Published on 11 October 2023, the ART+TECH Report | Digital Art Coll3cting examines the rapidly evolving world of web3, its impact on the art market and the concept of art collecting. It takes an in-depth look at the buying behaviour and collector motivations of art lovers and digital art collectors. Web3 and blockchain technology have […]
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until 15.12. | #4062ARTatBerlin | Galerie Kremers presents from 20. October 2023 the exhibition “Riding on a Boat of Fools” of the artist Gregor Hiltner. Ships, especially ships of fools, are among the leitmotifs of the artist Gregor Hiltner. This is not surprising, as he can use them to depict the themes that have preoccupied […]
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until 18.11. | #4061ARTatBerlin | Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery Berlin shows from 20. October 2023 (Opening: 19.10.) the exhibition “Paradise” of the artist Amy Beager. In a series of dreamscapes – caves, forests, islands and oceans – ethereal figures embrace, collapse and merge with their surroundings. Amy Beager’s latest series of works continues her fascination with […]
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From 13 October 2023, the Samurai Museum Berlin, in cooperation with the Berlin gallery Bermel von Luxburg, will present the solo exhibition of the German abstract artist Lothar Quinte (1923-2000). Parallel to the current exhibition A Retrospective – A Century of Lothar Quinte at Galerie Bermel von Luxburg (Fasanenstr. 29, Berlin-Charlottenburg), which commemorates Quinte’s 100th […]
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KW Institute for Contemporary Art announces the appointment of Emma Enderby as Director from 15 May 2024. Emma Enderby is a curator, writer and lecturer in modern and contemporary art. She currently heads the Programme and Research Department at the Haus der Kunst in Munich as Chief Curator. “I am looking forward to this new […]
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until 21.10. | #4060ARTatBerlin | Capitain Petzel shows since 15. September 2023 the exhibition Conspire the artist Ragen Moss. “When people encounter my sculptures,” says Ragen Moss, “the first question I am often asked is: ‘How did you make that?’” More than almost any other artistic medium, sculpture is believed to be reducible to a […]
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until 24.11. | #4059ARTatBerlin | Luisa Catucci Gallery shows from 13. October 2023 the exhibition Modernising Nature by the artist Zak van Biljon. Zak van Biljon, a South African nature photographer living in Switzerland, enjoys worldwide recognition for his infrared photographs. When viewing his works, one embarks on a journey that leads to the discovery […]
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