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We are very excited about our upcoming group show TOTAL RECALL Learn the Unlearning
curated by Fousieh Mobayen
including works by
Ellen Antico
Wolfgang Günther
Alice Morey
Victor Payares
Opening next week Friday, 11 March 2022, 6 – 9 PM
at galerie burster Berlin
We are thrilled to announce the third edition of SHOT# – a series of short exhibitions that provide a platform for experimental formats:
SHOT#THREE (BECOMING MOUNTAINS)
Simon Pfeffel
3 – 5 March 2022 at galerie burster Berlin
Opening Thursday, 3 March 2022, 5 – 8 pm
Performance Simon Pfeffel
Thursday, 3 March 2022, 5 – 6 pm
Saturday, 5 March 2022, 5 – 6 pm
This summer, Simon Pfeffel will be awarded the inaugural Hannes Malte Mahler Art Award by Feinkunst e.V. dedicated to the artist Hannes Malte Mahler, who died in 2016. The prize includes the daring project of presenting 100 performances each on 100 consecutive days in the urban space of Hannover in collaboration with Sprengel Museum Hannover.
In preparation for this 100 Days – 100 Performances project, Simon Pfeffel will show in Becoming Mountains works from his current oeuvre, which follow the attempt to make the transient moment of a performative event last indefinitely. The aim is to let the viewers take on the perspective of the artist and performers with the help of VR glasses.
Simon Pfeffel (*1985 in Nürnberg, lives in Karlsruhe) studied at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Karlsruhe and Stuttgart with professors Silvia Bächli, John Bock, Christian Jankowski and most recently Leni Hoffmann. Since then, he has worked as an internationally active performance artist, exhibiting at the renowned Palais de Tokyo in Paris in 2017 and the Museum of Modern Art in Moscow in 2018, among numerous other national and international exhibition venues. His performances take place in international urban spaces such as New York, Tehran, Barcelona, London, Paris and many more.
Image: Simon Pfeffel Volition 2022 Berlin
Gary Schlingheider
THE CRACKER BLACK, 2021
Acrylic, lacquer on canvas, powder-coated steel frame (pink)
172 x 202 cm
currently on view at PRETTY IN PINK solo show
at galerie burster Karlsruhe
– 12 March 2022
Stop by!
Markus F. Strieder
Werkzeugen – Berlin
– 26 Feb 2022
at galerieburster Berlin
Markus F. Strieder's (*1961 in Innsbruck, Austria, lives and works in Rhône-Alpes) steel objects are full-plastics, mostly forged by hand from individual solid steel blocks that retain their impressive mass and rough surface texture despite their reshaping. Grounded and soft, sometimes playfully light, they stand, hang, lie and roll on the floor – but the lightness is deceptive: The idea of the enormous weight of the works, up to several hundred kilograms, shakes our knowledge of physical laws.
In his ink drawings in earthy tones, Strieder folds and unfolds geometric forms on a natural white background, using brush and rake to create compact, yet translucent spaces and interstices.
Whether on paper or in the forge: Like steel, ink is fluid in the process of shaping and requires swift and decisive action. Only Strieder's decades of practice and consistency allow the necessary calm and concentration to emerge, so that even previously unplanned gradients, material weaknesses or even paper breakthroughs can be consciously included.
Strieder's ink drawings and steel objects show an uncompromising and pure aesthetic from their production process, their flowing action. His bodies stand in (pictorial) space, whether as a group or on their own, in any case consistent, powerful, timeless.
Photo: Silke Briel
Gary Schlingheider
PRETTY IN PINK
– 12 March 2022
at galerieburster Karlsruhe
We look forward to welcoming you!
Photos: Andrea Fabry
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Gary Schlingheider
3 MULTI PART PIECES SMALL, 2021
powder-coated aluminium
75 x 50 x 10 cm each
on view at Museum Bensheim
Das Eigene im Fremdem – Einblicke in die Sammlung Detlev Blenk
28 January – 20 March 2022
Soft opening: Friday, 28 January 2022, 6 – 9 pm
With the exhibition "Das Eigene im Fremden - Einblicke in die Sammlung Detlev Blenk" (The Own in the Foreign - Insights into the Detlev Blenk Collection), Museum Bensheim dedicates itself for the first time to a private collection of contemporary art and opens up personal perspectives on collecting. The exhibition includes over 40 works by various artists, Gary Schlingheider and Markus F. Strieder among them – stop by if you are around!
Photo: Silke Briel
https://www.stadtkultur-bensheim.de/sbk-kalender-event-reader-full-list/das-eigene-im-fremden-einblicke-in-die-sammlung-detlev-blenk.html
OPENING TOMORROW:
Markus F. Strieder
Werkzeugen – Berlin
21 Jan – 26 Feb 2022 | galerie burster Berlin
Opening Friday, 21 January 2022, 6 – 9 pm
Please note that current 2G-rules apply.
We are pleased to present 'Werkzeugen – Berlin', Markus F. Strieder's second solo show at galerie burster Berlin. The exhibition will show ink drawings as well as steel and wire-sculptures from 2006 to the present.
Markus F. Strieder (*1961 in Innsbruck, Austria, lives and works in Rhône-Alpes, France) lets the material speak. Pure and immediate, the sensual power of form and material unfolds in his works. A power at rest in itself and yet dynamic, on paper, in space and does not need many words.
We look forward too seeing you!
Image: Markus F. Strieder Cercle 2015 ink on paper 72 x 101 cm
COMING UP:
Gary Schlingheider
PRETTY IN PINK
15 Jan – 12 March 2022 | galerie burster Karlsruhe
Opening Saturday, 15 January 2022, 3 – 8 pm
Please note that current 2G-rules apply.
We are pleased to present PRETTY IN PINK, Gary Schlingheider's second solo exhibition at galerie burster Karlsruhe. Painting and sculpture are mutually dependent in the work of Gary Schlingheider and arise from the preoccupation with the border crossing of the two genres. Color and form are the main focus of the painter and sculptor's work. He works in large formats, with powerful opaque colors and geometric, reduced bodies. With a reference to art historical models such as the Minimalists, Ellsworth Kelly or Frank Stella, Schlingheider explores the boundaries between painting and sculpture anew.
Text: Eva Wolpers | OWL5 – Spurensuche | Marta Herford
Image: Gary Schlingheider THE PIT 2021 pink powder-coated steel frame, acrylic and lacquer on canvas 172 x 202 cm
Currently in Berlin:
ALL I WANT | group show
– 18 Dec 2021
at galerie burster Berlin
With works by:
Christian August
Bram Braam
Alex Feuerstein
Nina Röder
Gary Schlingheider
Maria Schumacher
Photo: Silke Briel
Currently in Karlsruhe:
TRIPLE LILAC | group show
– 23 Dec 2021
at galerie burster Karlsruhe
With works by:
Lea Gocht
Peco Kawashima
Nina Laaf
If you triple lilac, what do you get?
As different as their approaches may be at first glance, the work of the three artists tells of dealing with surprising combinations of materials and with fundamental questions of shape, space and compression.
Wrapped tubes made of papier-mâché are recurring forms in Lea Gocht's work. Gocht creates her strangely organic-looking objects wrapped in fabric tubes both manually and mechanically in a playful act. Her forms do not engage with any concrete scope of meaning and yet have an astonishingly direct effect. Lea Gocht (*1995 in Weingarten, Germany) studied at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Karlsruhe with Prof. Corinne Wasmuth from 2013 to 2020. In 2019, she received the Graduate Scholarship of the State of Baden-Württemberg. Lea Gocht lives and works in Karlsruhe.
Topics or concepts such as time, emotions, experiences that are otherwise difficult to grasp are the focus of Peco Kawashima's work. In the course of a lifetime, this wealth of experience becomes vague or individual memories disappear from memory altogether: "Dig them up and build them!" is one of the artist's mottoes. Peco Kawashima (*1979 in Kyoto, Japan) studied at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Karlsruhe with Prof. Katinka Bock from 2011 to 2017 and completed her master's degree with Prof. Harald Klingelhöller. In 2020, the artist will receive the Hanna Nagel Prize Karlsruhe. Peco Kawashima lives and works in Karlsruhe.
In her work, Nina Laaf deals with strategies of irritation, alienation, context shifting and questioning of visual habits. In her artistic work, she examines the nature of materials, material compositions and their limits. Nina Laaf (*1977 in Hilden, Germany) studied at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Karlsruhe from 2010 to 2017 with Prof. Silvia Bächli, Prof. John Bock and Prof. Ulla von Brandenburg and completed her master's degree with Prof. Harald Klingelhöller. In 2018, the artist received the Hanna Nagel Prize Karlsruhe and was a scholarship holder at the Cité Internationale Des Arts Paris in 2019. Nina Laaf lives and works in Karlsruhe.
Photo: Lea Gocht
COMING UP:
ALL I WANT group show
10 – 18 Dec 2021
at galerie burster Berlin
Including works by
Christian August
Bram Braam
Alex Feuerstein
Nina Röder
Gary Schlingheider
Maria Schumacher
Please feel warmly invited to join us for the opening this Friday, 10 Dec, 6 – 9 pm! (2G-rule applies)
Image: Maria Schumacher Symbiotic Paradox 2021 oil on canvas 50 x 40 cm
Bram Braam
Words Can‘t Tell
– 4 Dec 2021 at galerie burster Berlin
Stop by if you are around!
Photos: Silke Briel
LEA GOCHT
PECO KAWASHIMA
NINA LAAF
TRIPLE LILAC
20 Nov – 23 Dec 2021 | galerie burster Karlsruhe
If in Karlsruhe, please feel warmly invited to join us for the opening this week Saturday, 20 November 2021, 6 – 9 pm!
We are pleased to present Triple Lilac, the first group show by Lea Gocht, Peco Kawashima and Nina Laaf at galerie burster Karlsruhe.
If you triple lilac, what do you get?
As different as their approaches may be at first glance, the work of the three artists tells of dealing with surprising combinations of materials and with fundamental questions of shape, space and compression. The works on display, including sculptures, installations and works on paper, are reminiscent of familiar forms, evoking a wide variety of associations that ultimately elude any concrete assertion or clear recognition value. Their forms and non-forms playfully stretch out in the gallery space, some quite resistant, some rather tame. They seek and find their place by engaging in dialogue – with the space surrounding them, the artworks surrounding them and, of course, the viewers.
We are thrilled to present
'Words Can’t Tell'
solo show by Bram Braam
– 4 Dec 2021 at galerie burster Berlin
Please feel warmly invited to join us for the opening this Friday, 5 Nov 2021, 6 – 9 pm!
A search for the raw traces to be found in our urban environment – a landscape dominated by architecture – are the points of departure for the work of Dutch artist Bram Braam. This search manifests itself in a sculptural and poetic representation of materiality and decay. Architectural landscapes are by their very nature subject to change, they are built for the purpose of humankind to live, work and play and, at the same time, it is this use that causes transformation alongside the influences of nature, destruction and decay. The sculptural works of Bram Braam are a reference to this eternal cycle and the transformation process of this materiality from its creation to its death.
Text: Sarie Nijboer
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