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Galerie Pugliese Levi zeigt von Mittwoch, 31. März bis Sonntag, 4. April 2021 ein Werk der Künstlerin Maibritt Ulvedal Bjelke. Die Ausstellungsreihe heißt one by one, in der jeweils ein Werk einer Künstlerin oder eines Künstlers der Galerie für einige Tage im Galerieschaufenster gezeigt wird.

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Gallery Pugliese Levi is showing a work by artist Maibritt Ulvedal Bjelke from Wednesday 31 March to Sunday 4 April 2021. The exhibition series is called one by one, in which one work by one of the gallery’s artists is shown in the gallery window for a few days at a time.

“Like many artists, it is the process which drives me, and here time is an important factor. My collage-paintings are slow, and it is precisely this slowness which mesmerizes me; spending endless moments of time inside the ongoing artwork, absorbed in each colour and tiny detail, yet aiming for that magical moment where I switch from being the maker to being the viewer – then the artist can step back, and the painting simply takes over.”

Maibritt Ulvedal Bjelke, 2020

Maibritt Ulvedal Bjelke was born in 1967 in Copenhagen and studied painting at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, where she lived until 2011. She currently lives and works in St Leonards-on-Sea, UK.

Bjelke has been invited to participate in a number of artists’ residencies around the world, including The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation in Connecticut (2007) and the Daugavpils Mark Rothko Art Centre in Latvia (2009). Her work has been widely shown in France (Galerie Maria Lund, Zürcher, Suzanne Tarasiève) — in Denmark (Galleri Weinberger, Banja Rathnov Galleri & Kunsthandel) — in Switzerland (Galerie Proarta) and in the United States (DCA Gallery).

Her paintings are in a number of prestigious international collections, including The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, Mark Rothko Art Centre, Cerrutti, Giorgio Armani France, General Motors, Copenhagen Art Foundation.

Recent solo shows include Colour Galore at Galerie Maria Lund in 2018, and Chromatic Matters at the Mark Rothko Art Centre in Latvia in 2019. Maibritt Ulvedal Bjelke showed her work in Germany for the first time in occasion of the inaugural show at Galerie Pugliese Levi in 2017, followed by two other solo exhibitions in 2018 and 2020. A catalogue is available on request.

#1 Juliana Borinski
20.– 24. Januar 2021

#2 Claudia Doderer
25.– 29. Januar 2021

#3 Thibaut Duchenne
30. Januar–3. Februar 2021

#4 Jörg Gessner
4.–8. Februar 2021

#5 Gwen Hardie
9.–13. Februar 2021

#6 Tiina Heiska
21.–25. Februar 2021

#7  Marc Lambrechts
28. Februar–4. März 2021

#8 Birgitte Lund
5.– 9. März 2021

#9 Norma Márquez Orozco
10. –14. März 2021

#10 Rebecca Salter Pra
15.-19. März 2021

#11 Shawn Stipling
21.–25. März 2021

#12 Tünde Újszászi
26.–30. März 2021

#13 Maibritt Ulvedal Bjelke
31. März – 4. April 2021

Diese Präsentationsform wird voraussichtlich bis Mitte April stattfinden. | This form of presentation is expected to take place until mid-April.

Bildunterschrift/Image caption: tosca no 13, 2019, 121 x 121 x 3,5 cm, acrylic, oil and paper on canvas

Maibritt Ulvedal Bjelke – Galerie Pugliese Levi | Opening Berlin – Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin – Galerien Berlin – ART at Berlin

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Galerie Pugliese Levi zeigt von Mittwoch, 7. April bis Sonntag, 11. April 2021 ein Werk der Künstlerin Mary Ellen Bartley. Für mehr Informationen über die Künstlerin empfiehlt sich THE INTERVIEW IN|DEEDS. Die Ausstellungsreihe heißt one by one, in der jeweils ein Werk einer Künstlerin oder eines Künstlers der Galerie für einige Tage im Galerieschaufenster gezeigt wird.

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Gallery Pugliese Levi is showing a work by artist Maibritt Ulvedal Bjelke from Wednesday 31 March to Sunday 4 April 2021. For more infomration on the artist THE INTERVIEW IN|DEEDS is highly recommended. The exhibition series is called one by one, in which one work by one of the gallery’s artists is shown in the gallery window for a few days at a time.

Mary Ellen Bartley is known for her photographs exploring the tactile and formal qualities of the printed book and its potential for abstraction.
In her poetic minimalist images, the books’ contents are often hidden or only partially revealed, underscoring the tension between narrative and purely formal concerns. She has made projects in the private libraries of artists Robert Wilson, Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, as well as Giorgio Morandi.

„I explore a single subject and follow where it takes me, one series leads to another quite organically. I’ve been exploring books of books, copies of copies and pictures of pictures.“
(Mary Ellen Bartley, extract from interview with DEEDS., 2020)

Born in New York in 1959, Bartley received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Purchase College, State University of New York, and currently lives in Sag Harbor, NY. Her work has been shown in a number of exhibitions and institutions including The Queens Museum, NY; The Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; Houston Center for Photography; The Watermill Center, NY. Mary Ellen Bartley has been visiting artist at MAMbo – Museo d’Arte Moderna di Bologna. She has been awarded several prestigious artists’ residencies in the past and is represented by Yancey Richardson Gallery in New York. Bartley’s work was shown for the first time in Germany in a solo exhibition at Galerie Pugliese Levi as part of the European Month of Photography 2020.

#1 Juliana Borinski
20.– 24. Januar 2021

#2 Claudia Doderer
25.– 29. Januar 2021

#3 Thibaut Duchenne
30. Januar–3. Februar 2021

#4 Jörg Gessner
4.–8. Februar 2021

#5 Gwen Hardie
9.–13. Februar 2021

#6 Tiina Heiska
21.–25. Februar 2021

#7  Marc Lambrechts
28. Februar–4. März 2021

#8 Birgitte Lund
5.– 9. März 2021

#9 Norma Márquez Orozco
10. –14. März 2021

#10 Rebecca Salter Pra
15.-19. März 2021

#11 Shawn Stipling
21.–25. März 2021

#12 Tünde Újszászi
26.–30. März 2021

#13 Maibritt Ulvedal Bjelke
31. März – 4. April 2021

#14 Mary Ellen Bartley
7. April – 11. April 2021

Diese Präsentationsform wird bis Mitte April stattfinden. | This form of presentation takes place until mid-April.

Bildunterschrift/Image caption: Clouds Cave (Library Copies series), 2017, 54 x 43 cm, archival inkjet print

Mary Ellen Bartley – Galerie Pugliese Levi | Opening Berlin – Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin – Galerien Berlin – ART at Berlin

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Galerie Pugliese Levi beendet am Sonntag, 11. April 2021 die Ausstellung one by one, in der jeweils ein Werk einer Künstlerin oder eines Künstlers der Galerie für einige Tage im Galerieschaufenster gezeigt wird.

#1 Juliana Borinski
20.– 24. Januar 2021

#2 Claudia Doderer
25.– 29. Januar 2021

#3 Thibaut Duchenne
30. Januar–3. Februar 2021

#4 Jörg Gessner
4.–8. Februar 2021

#5 Gwen Hardie
9.–13. Februar 2021

#6 Tiina Heiska
21.–25. Februar 2021

#7  Marc Lambrechts
28. Februar–4. März 2021

#8 Birgitte Lund
5.– 9. März 2021

#9 Norma Márquez Orozco
10. –14. März 2021

#10 Rebecca Salter Pra
15.-19. März 2021

#11 Shawn Stipling
21.–25. März 2021

#12 Tünde Újszászi
26.–30. März 2021

#13 Maibritt Ulvedal Bjelke
31. März – 4. April 2021

#14 Mary Ellen Bartley
7. April – 11. April 2021

Diese Präsentationsform wurde aufgrund der Lockdown Situation bis voraussichtlich Mitte April angesetzt; Anpassungen sind möglich.

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Galerie Pugliese Levi will close the exhibition one by one on Sunday, 11 April 2021, in which one work by one of the gallery’s artists is shown in the gallery window for a few days at a time.

#1 Juliana Borinski
20.– 24. January 2021

#1 Juliana Borinski
20.– 24. January 2021

#2 Claudia Doderer
25.– 29. January 2021

#3 Thibaut Duchenne
30. January–3. February 2021

#4 Jörg Gessner
4.–8. February 2021

#5 Gwen Hardie
9.–13. February 2021

#6 Tiina Heiska
21.–25. February 2021

#7  Marc Lambrechts
28. February–4. March 2021

#8 Birgitte Lund
5.– 9. March 2021

#9 Norma Márquez Orozco
10. –14. March 2021

#10 Rebecca Salter Pra
15.-19. März 2021

#11 Shawn Stipling
21.–25. März 2021

#12 Tünde Újszászi
26.–30. März 2021

#13 Maibritt Ulvedal Bjelke
31. März – 4. April 2021

#14 Mary Ellen Bartley
7. April – 11. April 2021

Due to the lockdown situation, this form of presentation has been scheduled until probably mid-April; adjustments are possible.

Bildunterschrift/Image caption: Juliana Borinski, from the series Between Humiliation and Happiness, 2013, photograms / ilford perl paper, 65.5 x 55 cm

Last Chance to see one by one – Galerie Pugliese Levi | Finissage Berlin – Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin – Galerien Berlin – ART at Berlin