News
Art Karlsruhe 2020
Ellen Akimoto in the Kunsthalle Darmstadt
Sat / 25.01.20 / 19h exhibition opening "SUPER!" Admission from 18.30 clock. Please note that only a limited number of seats are available. Admission is free. Kunsthalle Darmstadt is showing "SUPER!" As of January 26, 2020. A group exhibition by five young painters who oppose the trend towards the immersion-conscious physical-sensual presence of painting and the chance of contemplation.
Wieland Payer's new catalog "Ultima Thule"
Wieland Payer's new catalog is finally here "Ultima Thule" is a documentation of the Iceland series plus a wonderful text by Freddy Langer, about his Icelandic experiences. Thanks to the City of Dresden, Jörk Rothamel, Freddy Langer and all other contributors and guides!
BÄRTIGER MANN - Historical and contemporary silhouettes
Annette Schröter et al.
in Castle Klippstein / 01454 Radeberg / Schlossstr.6
November 30, 2019 - March 1, 2020
Moritz Götze and Rüdiger Giebler at the Sala de Arte, La Orotava, Teneriffa.
Annette Schröter at Biennale of Painting in Zagreb, Croatia
In Front Of The Window, 2018, paper cut, 92 x 72cm
Annette Schröter in Eschborn
Galerie am Rathaus
65760 Eschborn, Unterortstraße 27
July 3rd until September 5th 2019
Young man hooded 4, from the series "Weltbilder", 2013, papercut under glass, 92 x 72 cm
Brand, 2019, pastel, watercolor and charcoal on primed MDF, 100 x 150 cm
Artwork in Focus - Wieland Payer
At this point, we regularly present works of art that may have escaped your esteemed attention - but certainly deserve it. We combine that with an unbeatable, but ephemeral discount. In other words - we want to make you an offer you cannot refuse. A short one. The works can be purchased directly through our shop.
This time, right from our current exhibition BIOTOPE: Wieland Payer, Brand, 2019, pastel, watercolor and charcoal on primed MDF, 100 x 150 cm
The link to the shop you can find here.
About the artist: Wieland Payer was born in 1981 in Erfurt. He studied graphic design at the College of Art and Design Burg Giebichenstein in Halle and in 2011 he graduated from the Royal College of Art in London. The atmospheric density and artistic perfection of Payer's pastels refer to the art of German Romanticism, to Carl Blechen and Caspar David Friedrich. He combines this with his interest in fictional epics of Lem, Strugazki and Tarkowski.
© Photo Basel
Photo Basel 2019: Hans-Christian Schink and Hiroyuki Masuyama
Photo Basel 2019
At Photo Basel we present the small but on point curated show "Clockwork". Its about the fascinating use of space and time in the works of Hans-Christian Schink (* 1961 in Erfurt) and Hiroyuki Masuyama (* 1968 in Tsukuba / Japan).
Hans Christian Schink demonstrates the passing of time and at the same time the rotation of the earth, making visible the path of the sun through the day and over the sky in a striking and sensual way. His series "1h" brilliantly completes a hitherto unconquered chapter of black and white photography and at the same time sets standards in terms of compositional perfection.
Hiroyuki Masuyama dedicates an extensive series of works to the great romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840). From thousands of detailed photographs he reconstructs Friedrich's painting. Friedrich's imaginary scenarios acquire the credibility of photographic images. Fantasies of the nineteenth century, viewed through the eyes of the twenty-first - an exciting journey through time begins.
"The time levels merged in this way make it clear once again that art always has only one present. It's the one in which thinking about them takes place." Michael Freitag
Photo Basel 2019
June 11th to June 16th 2019
Volkshaus Basel | Rebgasse 12-14 | 4058 Basel, Switzerland
Private View (by invitation only)
Monday, June 10th from 6pm
Regular opening hours
Tuesday, June 11th: 12pm - 9pm
Wednesday, June 12th / Thursday, June 13th / Friday, June 14th: 12pm - 8pm
Saturday, June 15th: 12pm - 8pm
Sunday, June 16th: 12pm - 6pm
Hans-Christian Schink, 3/28/2010, 6:43 am – 7:43 am, S 08°27.131‘ E 119°52.396‘, gelatin silver print on aluminum dibond, framed under museum glass, ed. 8 + 2 ap, 120 x 145 cm
Hans-Christian Schink, 2/21/2010, 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm, S 38°49.042‘ E 174°34.976‘, gelatin silver print on aluminum dibond, framed under museum glass, ed. 8 + 2 ap, 120 x 145 cm
Hiroyuki Masuyama, Fog (after Caspar David Friedrich, 1807), 2018, LED Lightbox, ed. 5, 34,2 x 50,2 x 4 cm
Hiroyuki Masuyama, Evening (after Caspar David Friedrich, 1824), 2018, LED Lightbox, ed. 5, 20 x 27,5 x 4 cm
Hiroyuki Masuyama, Mountain landscape with rainbow (after Caspar David Friedrich, 1810), 2018, LED Lightbox, ed. 5, 70 x 102 x 4 cm
Hiroyuki Masuyama, Ruin in the Riesengebirge (nach Caspar David Friedrich, 1834), 2007, LED Lightbox, Auflage 5, 73 x 103 x 4 cm
Hiroyuki Masuyama, Moonrise at the sea (nach Caspar David Friedrich,1822), 2018, LED Lightbox, Auflage 5, 55 x 71 x 4 cm
Long Night of the Museums 2019
We look back at the Long Night of the Museums 2019 with Dana Meyer and Wieland Payer.
Photos: Melanie Kanzler
