Karl Oskar Gallery

03/11/2021

Karl Oskar Gallery welcomes you to the Vernissage of Jann Holstein’s solo exhibition EMERGENZ -- this Friday from 6-10 pm.

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Vernissage: November 5, 2021 (6-10pm)

Exhibition Dates: November 6 - December 15, 2021 (Open Thursdays and Fridays 2 -6 pm)

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Image:

M. LOOKING UP TO THE MOON (detail)
2021
Oil and watercolour on canvas
75 x 55 cm

Jann Holstein
curated by Amrita Dhillon

Karl Oskar Gallery welcomes you to the Vernissage of Jann Holstein’s solo exhibition EMERGENZ -- this Friday from 6-10 pm.

.

Vernissage: November 5, 2021 (6-10pm)

Exhibition Dates: November 6 - December 15, 2021 (Open Thursdays and Fridays 2 -6 pm)

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Image:

M. LOOKING UP TO THE MOON (detail)
2021
Oil and watercolour on canvas
75 x 55 cm

Jann Holstein
curated by Amrita Dhillon

26/10/2021

Karl Oskar Gallery is proud to present:

JANN HOLSTEIN
EMERGENZ

a solo exhibition by Jann Holstein featuring a series of paintings that deal with the subject of myths, stories and conspiracy theories. The title refers to emergence theory (attributed originally to Aristotle), which describes the dynamic quality of systems whose elements, through their interactions, generate entirely new structures. Our collective capacity for meaning-making may be described as an emergent process through which narratives emerge from snippets of history and memory. In his work, Jann Holstein explores the possibilities of new meanings that emerge from the gaps and empty spaces in our stories.

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***Vernissage: November 5, 2021 (6-10pm)***

Exhibition Dates: November 6 - December 15, 2021 (Open Thursdays and Fridays 12 -6 pm)

Curated by Amrita Dhillon

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Image:

WHERE IS THIS LIGHT COMING FROM
2021
Oil and watercolour on canvas
140 x 200 cm

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@jannholstein #jannholstein #karloskar #karloskargallery #painting #oiloncanvas #ausstellung #berlinart #kunst

Karl Oskar Gallery is proud to present:

JANN HOLSTEIN
EMERGENZ

a solo exhibition by Jann Holstein featuring a series of paintings that deal with the subject of myths, stories and conspiracy theories. The title refers to emergence theory (attributed originally to Aristotle), which describes the dynamic quality of systems whose elements, through their interactions, generate entirely new structures. Our collective capacity for meaning-making may be described as an emergent process through which narratives emerge from snippets of history and memory. In his work, Jann Holstein explores the possibilities of new meanings that emerge from the gaps and empty spaces in our stories.

.

***Vernissage: November 5, 2021 (6-10pm)***

Exhibition Dates: November 6 - December 15, 2021 (Open Thursdays and Fridays 12 -6 pm)

Curated by Amrita Dhillon

.

Image:

WHERE IS THIS LIGHT COMING FROM
2021
Oil and watercolour on canvas
140 x 200 cm

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@jannholstein #jannholstein #karloskar #karloskargallery #painting #oiloncanvas #ausstellung #berlinart #kunst

06/10/2021

TONIGHT!, INVENTORY
Gallery artists and friends

Stefano Bosis, SabantinoCersosimo, Amrita Dhillon, GODsDOGs, Halina Hildebrand, Silke Eva Kaestner, Claudia Rega, Andrew Moncrief, Nora Roggausch, Nina Rodin, René Schoemakers, Peter Wilde, Christopher Winter

30/06/2021

TONIGHT!
FINISSAGE, 6 -10 pm

RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST / ORTSGEIST

René Schoemakers, BDM, 2019
Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 45 cm

TONIGHT!
FINISSAGE, 6 -10 pm

RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST / ORTSGEIST

René Schoemakers, BDM, 2019
Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 45 cm

28/06/2021

Please join us for the Finissage, this Wednesday, 6-10pm.
RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST / ORTSGEIST

Please join us for the Finissage, this Wednesday, 6-10pm.
RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST / ORTSGEIST

10/06/2021

An extraordinary painter

RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST / ORTSGEIST
JUNE 2 - 30, 2021
Gallery open by appointment

Online virtual exhibition
Online catalogue
www.karloskargallery.com

Please join us at the gallery for the
FINISSAGE, June 30, 6 -10 pm
current Corona regulations will apply

René Schoemakers
Der Böhse Paul (Mekanïk Destruktïw Kommandöh)
2019/20, Acrylic on canvas
180 x 120 cm

An extraordinary painter

RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST / ORTSGEIST
JUNE 2 - 30, 2021
Gallery open by appointment

Online virtual exhibition
Online catalogue
www.karloskargallery.com

Please join us at the gallery for the
FINISSAGE, June 30, 6 -10 pm
current Corona regulations will apply

René Schoemakers
Der Böhse Paul (Mekanïk Destruktïw Kommandöh)
2019/20, Acrylic on canvas
180 x 120 cm

06/06/2021

An extraordinary painter

RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST / ORTSGEIST
JUNE 2 - 30, 2021
Gallery open by appointment

Online virtual exhibition
Online catalogue
www.karloskargallery.com

Please join us at the gallery for the
FINISSAGE, June 30, 6 -10 pm
current Corona regulations will apply

René Schoemakers
Genius Loki (VI - cutter sis)
2021, Acrylic on canvas,
2 parts, 60 x 70 cm

04/06/2021

An extraordinary painter

RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST / ORTSGEIST
JUNE 2 - 30, 2021
Gallery open by appointment

Online virtual exhibition
Online catalogue
www.karloskargallery.com

Please join us at the gallery for the
FINISSAGE, June 30, 6 -10 pm
current Corona regulations will apply

02/06/2021

RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST / ORTSGEIST
JUNE 2-30, 2021
Open Virtual and by appointment
FINISSAGE JUNE 30, 6 -10PM
www.karloskargallery.com

René Schoemakers is a painter with his feet planted firmly in the 21st century, and a curious gaze that stretches far back into art history. His crystal clear brushstrokes capture the melancholic present — illuminated by its characteristically cold, blinding light — adorned with a wealth of symbolism from the past. His solo exhibition at Karl Oskar Gallery — titled ‘Weltgeist/Ortsgeist’ — is a relatively small exhibition, yet one that deals with big ideas.

#ReneSchoemakers #Weltgeist #Ortsgeist #karloskar #karloskargallery #virtualshow #digitalexhibition #landscapeart #digitallandscape #artberlin #constructedlandscapes #landscapephotography #landscapepainting #surreallandscape #berlingallery #berlinart #arte #art #groupshow #artcollector #curators #kunst #künstler #kunstsammler

RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST / ORTSGEIST
JUNE 2-30, 2021
Open Virtual and by appointment
FINISSAGE JUNE 30, 6 -10PM
www.karloskargallery.com

René Schoemakers is a painter with his feet planted firmly in the 21st century, and a curious gaze that stretches far back into art history. His crystal clear brushstrokes capture the melancholic present — illuminated by its characteristically cold, blinding light — adorned with a wealth of symbolism from the past. His solo exhibition at Karl Oskar Gallery — titled ‘Weltgeist/Ortsgeist’ — is a relatively small exhibition, yet one that deals with big ideas.

#ReneSchoemakers #Weltgeist #Ortsgeist #karloskar #karloskargallery #virtualshow #digitalexhibition #landscapeart #digitallandscape #artberlin #constructedlandscapes #landscapephotography #landscapepainting #surreallandscape #berlingallery #berlinart #arte #art #groupshow #artcollector #curators #kunst #künstler #kunstsammler

31/05/2021

Last Day!
Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Christopher Winter
Bay of Necessity, 2021
Acrylic on canvas
110 x 130 cm

Christopher Winter
Echo Beach , 2019,
Acrylic on canvas, 120 x 100 cm

Christopher Winter’s Bay of Necessity (2021) and Echo Beach (2019), awash with drug magic and ecstasy, explore the psychedelic power of nature and the ideal experience of an imagined reality.

Last Day!
Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Christopher Winter
Bay of Necessity, 2021
Acrylic on canvas
110 x 130 cm

Christopher Winter
Echo Beach , 2019,
Acrylic on canvas, 120 x 100 cm

Christopher Winter’s Bay of Necessity (2021) and Echo Beach (2019), awash with drug magic and ecstasy, explore the psychedelic power of nature and the ideal experience of an imagined reality.

26/05/2021

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Said Baalbaki
Mon(t) Liban, 2014
Oil on Linen
100 x 130 cm

Said Baalbaki’s Mon(t) Liban (2014) deals with the horrors of war in Lebanon, where the landscape which emerges from the this destruction is composed of suitcases and debris, piled into mountain-like assemblages.

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Said Baalbaki
Mon(t) Liban, 2014
Oil on Linen
100 x 130 cm

Said Baalbaki’s Mon(t) Liban (2014) deals with the horrors of war in Lebanon, where the landscape which emerges from the this destruction is composed of suitcases and debris, piled into mountain-like assemblages.

25/05/2021

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Emile Kirsch
Nature is speaking - The Unfinishing of a Painting, 2016
Ink on plastic sheeting
229 x 330cm

Emile Kirsch’s aptly titled Nature is Speaking - The Unfinishing of a Painting (2016), is a foreshadowing of this destiny. The abstract green mass, reminiscent of a lush forest, is set against a background of pale, smoke-like blooms that surround it.

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Emile Kirsch
Nature is speaking - The Unfinishing of a Painting, 2016
Ink on plastic sheeting
229 x 330cm

Emile Kirsch’s aptly titled Nature is Speaking - The Unfinishing of a Painting (2016), is a foreshadowing of this destiny. The abstract green mass, reminiscent of a lush forest, is set against a background of pale, smoke-like blooms that surround it.

23/05/2021

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Nina Rodin
Proscenium, 2019
Glicee print on dibond, 30 x 42,cm

Nina Rodin’s Proscenium (2019), is a photograph of a forest installation featuring a curtain constructed from flagging tape — a type of tape used for marking trees to be felled. The tape, with its aesthetically pleasing colours and morbid function, speaks to the thoughtless destruction of forests that continue to feed a pattern of consumption which has become entirely untenable.

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Nina Rodin
Proscenium, 2019
Glicee print on dibond, 30 x 42,cm

Nina Rodin’s Proscenium (2019), is a photograph of a forest installation featuring a curtain constructed from flagging tape — a type of tape used for marking trees to be felled. The tape, with its aesthetically pleasing colours and morbid function, speaks to the thoughtless destruction of forests that continue to feed a pattern of consumption which has become entirely untenable.

22/05/2021

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Claudia Rega
Petrichor , 2021
Oil on canvas
70 x 90cm

Claudia Rega’s jungle palette. Petrichor (2021), with its olive greens and deep yellows with flashes of pink, might as well be a chronicle of life at the lower reaches of a great rainforest.

21/05/2021

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Stefano Bosis
Fanete, 2021
Oil on Canvas
40 x 30 cm

Stefano Bosis’ Tusilata (2021) and Fanete (2021) build landscapes full of movement and life from thick impasto paint.

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Stefano Bosis
Fanete, 2021
Oil on Canvas
40 x 30 cm

Stefano Bosis’ Tusilata (2021) and Fanete (2021) build landscapes full of movement and life from thick impasto paint.

20/05/2021

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Magdalena Morey
Thoughts and currents, 2020
Acrylic, pastel and Gold Leaf
100 x 100 x 3.5 cm

Magdalena Morey’s Thoughts and currents (2020) creates a topography of paradise, of never-ending blue seas and distant forests, through layers of texture and colour.

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Magdalena Morey
Thoughts and currents, 2020
Acrylic, pastel and Gold Leaf
100 x 100 x 3.5 cm

Magdalena Morey’s Thoughts and currents (2020) creates a topography of paradise, of never-ending blue seas and distant forests, through layers of texture and colour.

20/05/2021

Die Kulissenschiebung/Changing Landscape

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

René Schoemakers

2017, 100 x 130cm
Acrylic on Canvas

Coming Soon,
RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST/ ORTSGEIST
JUNE 2 - 30

René Schoemakers builds his landscapes from the ground up, entirely from scratch: Die Kulissenschiebung (2017) is a photorealistic painting based on a model of the garden of eden as an island, including models of his wife and himself as Adam and Eve.

#changinglandscape #karloskar #karloskargallery #virtualshow #digitalexhibition #landscapeart #digitallandscape #artberlin #constructedlandscapes #landscapephotography #landscapepainting #surreallandscape #berlingallery #berlinart #arte #art #groupshow #artcollector #curators #kunst #künstler #kunstsammler

18/05/2021

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

René Schoemakers
Die Kulissenschiebung
2017, 100 x 130cm
Acrylic on Canvas

Coming Soon,
RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST/ ORTSGEIST
JUNE 2 - 30

René Schoemakers builds his landscapes from the ground up, entirely from scratch: Die Kulissenschiebung (2017) is a photorealistic painting based on a clay model of the garden of eden as an island, including models of his wife and himself as Adam and Eve.

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

René Schoemakers
Die Kulissenschiebung
2017, 100 x 130cm
Acrylic on Canvas

Coming Soon,
RENÉ SCHOEMAKERS
WELTGEIST/ ORTSGEIST
JUNE 2 - 30

René Schoemakers builds his landscapes from the ground up, entirely from scratch: Die Kulissenschiebung (2017) is a photorealistic painting based on a clay model of the garden of eden as an island, including models of his wife and himself as Adam and Eve.

16/05/2021

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Drew Simpson
Tier 1, 2010,
Oil on canvas
25 x 25 cm

Placed within an idyllic rural setting, Simpson’s painting Tier 1 (2010), features aggressive, red flowers that seem almost carnivorous, next to a model of a World War 2 airplane.

Changing Landscape, Online until May 31

https://www.karloskargallery.com/changing-landscape

Drew Simpson
Tier 1, 2010,
Oil on canvas
25 x 25 cm

Placed within an idyllic rural setting, Simpson’s painting Tier 1 (2010), features aggressive, red flowers that seem almost carnivorous, next to a model of a World War 2 airplane.

15/05/2021

Changing Landscape

New Online Catalogue, with another fantastic text by Amrita Dhillon

Karl Oskar Gallery proudly presents a group exhibition titled 'Changing Landscape’: a digital show exhibiting a wide range of artists including painters, photographers and digital artists, which deals with our connection to the natural world and the tenuous nature of that bond. ‘Changing Landsca...

06/05/2021

Warum nicht mal virtuell?

Thank-you Michael Rädel and Maenner.media for supporting changing landscape!

Künstler haben es gerade schwer, Galerien auch nicht leichter. Mal schaut es so aus, als ob man planen könne, dann machen steigende Corona-Infektionen oder neue Bestimmungen alles zunichte. Daher ...

01/05/2021

changing landscape

Next Wednesday! changing landscape, a virtual exhibition at www.karloskar.com

14/02/2021

Nina Rodin, CAVIAR, SKIN AND UNSOLVED SYSTEMS

Karl Oskar Gallery is proud to present it's second video.
Nina Rodin speaks about her solo show
"CAVIAR, SKIN AND UNSOLVED SYSTEMS".

Rodin is a fascinating artist who's work relates to her scientific background. Also visit her gallery artist page with available work.
https://www.karloskargallery.com/nina-rodin-1

An eleven minute video with Nina Rodin talking about her work in a solo show at Karl Oskar Gallery, January 2020.

24/12/2020

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Karl Oskar Gallery wishes you a safe and healthy holiday.

Peter Wilde
The Leamington Angel, 1996
St John's Anglican Church, Leamington, Ontario
Linden, 122 cm dia.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Karl Oskar Gallery wishes you a safe and healthy holiday.

Peter Wilde
The Leamington Angel, 1996
St John's Anglican Church, Leamington, Ontario
Linden, 122 cm dia.

28/10/2020

The vernissage and exhibition of

GODsDOGs
PER RUBIGO ET OSSA – DURCH ROST UND KNOCHEN

scheduled to open October 28, has been postponed until 2021 due to the rising numbers of COVID-19.

GODsDOGs, per rubigo et ossa, 2020, Velum-Tex Samba Backlight, Lights, Wood, 90 x 117 cm

The vernissage and exhibition of

GODsDOGs
PER RUBIGO ET OSSA – DURCH ROST UND KNOCHEN

scheduled to open October 28, has been postponed until 2021 due to the rising numbers of COVID-19.

GODsDOGs, per rubigo et ossa, 2020, Velum-Tex Samba Backlight, Lights, Wood, 90 x 117 cm

13/10/2020

Silke Eva Kästner, anarchic contemplations

Finissage and catalogue launch, tomorrow 6 - 10 pm