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Thursday, November 12, 2009

EXHIBITION: KLAUS KILLISCH - REVUE in Berlin

K L A U S K I L L I S C H - R E V U E

17.November um 18:30 Uhr.
Die Ausstellung läuft vom 17. November bis 18. Dezember 2009
Galerie Pohl / Wollankstr.112a / 13187 Berlin

Herzlichen Gruss
Klaus Killisch
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K L A U S K I L L I S C H - R E V U E
opening reception on November 17th 6:30 pm
the exhibition runs through December 18th
Galerie Pohl / Wollankstr.112a / 13187 Berlin / GERMANY

With best regards
Klaus Killisch

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

VIDEOS: Gerhard Richter

link: Videos über Gerhard Richter >>>

Gerhard Richter is an important artist in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries; his work spans nearly five decades. Here, you can view his work and learn about his life.

Gerhard Richter was born in Dresden in 1932 to a middle class family. Like many Germans of his generation, his relatives were involved in the Nazi movement; his mother's brother, Uncle Rudi died a young Nazi officer, while Richter's mentally disabled aunt was imprisoned in a Hitler euthanasia camp. Rigorous ideology and death have haunted Richter since he was just a child, perhaps causing his strong dislike for ideology of any kind and underpinning the attraction that nature, as an indiscriminate force, holds for him.

Support from his mother encouraged him to become an artist during his mid-teens and he embarked on a classical education at the Dresden Art Academy in Communist East Germany. Years later and a few months prior to the erection of the Berlin Wall, he and his wife fled with only a suitcase to Düsseldorf in West Germany. From 1961 to 1964, Richter studied at the Staatliche Kunstakademie Düsseldorf under Karl Otto Gotz.

Monday, January 26, 2009

EXHIBITION: Jörg Herold - Der Dokumentararchäologe im Land der beschleunigten Folklore (EIGEN+ART, Berlin)



January 24 2009 - March 21 2009
TODAY: opening January 24 2009
5 - 9pm

I made two art-documentary travels through the South Caucasus with the german artist Jörg Herold in the last times. Now you can visiting a summary of this work in Berlin. Something could you see in the last year in Leipzig and Schwerin. It will be following a catalog or better an art documentary of this art travels. (Ralph Hälbig)



Galerie EIGEN + ART Leipzig/Berlin

Gerd Harry Lybke
Geschäftsführung/Partner: Kerstin Wahala

Die naechste Ausstellung eroeffnet in Leipzig mit Ricarda Roggan am 17. Januar 2009. In Berlin eroeffnet Joerg Herold am 24. Januar 2009.

Auguststrasse 26
D - 10117 Berlin
Phone.: +49.30.280 6605.
Fax: +49.30.280 6616.
mail to: berlin@eigen-art.com

Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 6pm

www.eigen-art.com

Sunday, October 19, 2008

Schlobin 1943 (Weißrussland)

Nun fällt der erste Schnee -
Aus all der Drohung über stummen Wipfeln
Ist dieses Schweben uns geworden
Und hüllt in seinen Schleier ein
Die Toten auf den Feldern.
Legt sich, ein letztes Siegel, noch
In ihren Mund.
Herr,
lasse mich vergehn
in tränenlose Schwere
Vergib mein Irren auf den falschen Wegen
Und lehre mich der Demut letzten Grund

28.12.1944 Hans-Jürgen Schnick

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

tbilisi Deep art

patricia london ante paris from Munich is now the second time in Georgia for a longer work period. She comes with an open mind, fresh ideas and her cool art instinct.

The newest project is a 1-page Art zine she is publishing with the first issue today in exactly 24 issues. The first issue is out today on April 15th, the second tomorrow and so on. She hands it out printed and sends it as a PDF. Its called: Tbilisi Deep Art
(sounds to me like an art submarine docked in the wrong port;))

dear friends!
i am happy to announce you today the first edition of my new magazine
tbilisi DEEPART.
until my departure from tbilisi in july 08 there will appear 24 free numbers
of DEEPART, which cover reports on tiflis and art in the top half.
the second part presents "The Mandarins Of Tiflis", portraits of the tbilisi
art scene, i had made in winter.
the title "The Mandarins Of Tiflis" quotes simone de beauvoir's book
"the mandarins of paris". there she describes the paris artscene, the
secret rulers of paris during german occupation.
"The Mandarins of Tiflis" also refers to the future export good mandarines.
i hope DEEPART transports some of the immensely creative art potential
of tbilisi and evokes your interest,
with cordial regards
yours
patricia london ante paris
artist - editor

patricia london ante paris
elvirastr. 4/ rgb.
d- 80636 muenchen
mobile tiflis: 891163076

You can download the first issue as PDF (135 kb) here:

http://kaukasus.asia/TbilisiDeepArt.pdf