Born in Hannover in 1978, Jan Kuck at first studied law, and continued with history and philosophy, in which he obtained a master’s degree. Since 1999 Jan has been occupying himself intensively with a self-study in designing objects as well as the production of conceptual art. He has been living and working in Berlin since […]
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Peter Ruehle was born 1975. He lives and works in Berlin. In Berlin Peter Ruehle is represented by the gallery Berlinartprojects. Artistic Curriculum Vitae Autodidact Exhibitions Solo exhibitions 2016 Bogotá (COL), cinco metros quadrados, Goethe – Institut Berlin, Zeroville, BerlinArtProjects Greifswald, Chiffren, Galerie Hubert Schwarz 2015 Bogotá (COL), 5qm (with Robert Lippok), Flora 2014 Berlin, oben, NeonGold […]
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Poren Huang (黃柏仁) was born 1970 in Taiwan/Taichung. “I create “The Dog’s Notes” with the expectation for myself and other people to bring the spirit of “The Dog’s Notes” into full play and to live life with a positive attitude. With an active, loyal and brave heart to defend our loved ones and work, we […]
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Markus Henttonen (*1976 Lahti, Finland) studied photography in the Arts Academy at Turku Polytechnic in 1998-2002. His first solo show was in Finland in 2002 and since then his works have been presented in around 100 solo- and group exhibitions in Europe, e.g. in Barcelona und Madrid (2005), Sardenya (2006), Berlin (2008), International Biennial of […]
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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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Georg Flegel, born in 1566 in Olmütz, the historic centre of Moravia up to the 17th century in today’s Czech Republic, died on 23rd March 1638 in Frankfurt am Main. Flegel was an important representative of still life art in the early 17th century, a period during which still life was becoming increasingly manifest as an independent motif. […]
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The construction of the Ishtar Gate was carried out in several phases, especially during the extension of the Royal Place under Nebuchadnezzar II from 605 to 562 BC. The Ishtar Gate was one of a total of five gates of Babylon, located at the river Euphrates in today’s Iraq. It served as the northern gate, the […]
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Cranach depicts the moment when Eve passes the forbidden apple to Adam. Both are standing naked in the Garden of Eden. A deer is resting at Adam’s feet, a lion at Eve’s. Eve’s long blond curls flow down her back. Adam is holding a twig, which seemingly coincidentally covers both his and her shameful body […]
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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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In 1828 Carl Gustav Carus accompanied the painter and doctor, Prince Friedrich August of Saxony on a journey to Italy. Nowadays, with the help of Carl Gustav Carus’s diary, one can still enjoy Carus’s excitement upon arrival in Nepal on May 4th: “An old, richly dressed, German chamberlain shows everyone to their already prepared room. […]
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