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September 23, 2020News
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August 30, 2020Exhibition
Until January 17, 2021, Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin, is showing a retrospective of the photographic work of MICHAEL SCHMIDT (1945-2014). Euphoric reviews can be read everywhere. We would like to point out to interested parties and collectors that the accompanying publications of SNOECK have been published for the last exhibitions installed by Michael Schmidt himself. Only a few copies of these original books, which were compiled with Michael Schmidt, are still available: Irgendwo, 2005, Kunstverein Heilbronn; 89/90, 2010, Haus der Kunst; Lebensmittel, 2012, Museum Schloß Morsbroich. In his extensive review in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (28/8/2020), Andreas Kilb highlights Irgendwo and Lebensmittel in particular as milestones in Michael Schmidt's artistic work.
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August 28, 2020Save the date
In its programme »Kunscht« (Art) SWR television devoted an article to Ayșe Erkmen, zoomed into the exhibition and interviewed the artist, who was awarded the 5th Ernst Franz Vogelmann Prize. The associated exhibition can be seen in the Städtische Museen Heilbronn in the Kunsthalle Vogelmann until November 1, 2020; delivery of the catalogue starts on August 28.
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July 2, 2020News
CAO FEI leads us deep into the reality of Chinese life with the suggestive effect of her works. She is now talking with curator Hou Hanru about her work in the latest issue (#64 summer 2020) of SPIKE.
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July 2, 2020Exhibition
Wall paintings by CARL OSTENDARP in the Museum Frieder Burda in Baden-Baden
– until 10 October 2020!
The museum writes (in the German Web version): “His wall painting is based on a sophisticated colour coding system. At the same time, he quotes a two-dimensional comic style, which allows the colour to come into its own by letting it run over the wall like a delicate glaze. The works placed in front of it appear as central stages in the course of these imaginary lifelines with all their ups and downs. They fit into the playfully created curves and amplitudes and are thus humorously enriched and stored in their effect.”