05/05/2020
S I D E S T E P
BIS 26.6.2020
RALPH BAIKER
MORITZ KARWEICK
MICHA CATTAUI
JULIA GÜNTHER
GERD UND UWE TOBIAS
HGESCH
COLIN COOK
JÜRGEN KLAUKE
PATO BOSICH
OLA KOLEHMAINEM
HARALD F. MÜLLER
CLEGG & GUTYMANN
Galerie Mirko Mayer
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05/05/2020
S I D E S T E P
BIS 26.6.2020
RALPH BAIKER
MORITZ KARWEICK
MICHA CATTAUI
JULIA GÜNTHER
GERD UND UWE TOBIAS
HGESCH
COLIN COOK
JÜRGEN KLAUKE
PATO BOSICH
OLA KOLEHMAINEM
HARALD F. MÜLLER
CLEGG & GUTYMANN
30/04/2020
SIDESTEP group show
Until June 26th
14/01/2020
Artist Talk mit Ola Kolehmainen und Harald F. Müller
SAVE THE DATE:
26.1. 11.30 Uhr
17/04/2018
Micha Cattaui / HGEsch
april 17, 2018 - june 29, 2018
17/04/2018
ART COLOGNE / 18.-22.april 2018 / hall 11.3 / stand B35
artists: micha cattaui / pasi orrensalo
26/03/2018
PHOTOMONACO 2018
april 5-8, 2018
UNDER THE HIGH PATRONAGE OF HSH PRINCE ALBERT II OF MONACO
exhibition hall (salle des expositions)
4, quai antoine 1er - mc 98000 monaco
16/03/2018
PHOTOMONACO 2018
april 5-8, 2018
UNDER THE HIGH PATRONAGE OF HSH PRINCE ALBERT II OF MONACO
MAYER COLLECTION II
THE FUTURE OF THE PAST
MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE 19TH CENTURY
20/09/2017
unseen amsterdam
september 21-24
opening: september 21
booth 10 / gashouder, westergasfabriek, amsterdam
ralph baiker / colin cook / pasi orrensalo
12/09/2017
opening reception:
september 15, 2017
6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
exhibition:
september 16, 2017 - november 20, 2017
09/09/2017
opening reception:
september 15, 2017
6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
september 16, 2017 - november 20, 2017
25/08/2017
opening reception today!
on the edge of photography
mykonos island
august 25 - september 9 / 2017
17/02/2017
ralph baiker / sébastien plevoets
march 4, 2017 - april 8, 2017
opening reception:
march 4, 2017
6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
02/02/2017
Düsseldorf Photo Weekend 2017
Kunstraum Düsseldorf
Himmelgeister Str. 107 E
40225 Düsseldorf
www.kunstraum-duesseldorf.de
08/12/2016
Colin Cook / are you as bad as you feel? / december 9, 2016
02/12/2016
"Are you as bad as you feel?" / Colin Cook
9.12.2016 / 19.00 - 21.00 / opening reception
Galerie Mirko Mayer
22/11/2016
conjunction / marcel odenbach / boaz kaizman / october 28 - december 3 - 2016
conjunction / marcel odenbach / boaz kaizman / october 28 - december 3 - 2016
22/09/2016
unseen 2016
11/09/2016
Shanghai Exhibition Center
sep. 09-11 I 2016
Shanghai Exhibition Center
sep. 09-11 I 2016
09/09/2016
Shanghai Exhibition Center
sep. 09-11 I 2016
Shanghai Exhibition Center
sep. 09-11 I 2016
03/09/2016
micha cattaui
09/06/2016
opening june 12, 11 am - 4 pm
opening june 12, 11 am - 4 pm
02/06/2016
opening_june 12, 2016, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
26/05/2016
ART ATHINA 2016
14/04/2016
13/04/2016
Art Cologne 2016
13/04/2016
mia boysen / tim breukers
19/11/2015
Untitled Album
05/11/2015
Clegg & Guttmann
Clegg & Guttmann
18/09/2015
unseen photo fair 18-20 sept 2015
17/09/2015
08.September - 31.Oktober 2015
08.September - 31.Oktober 2015
07/05/2015
sculptural possible / group show
25/03/2015
Drawing Now Paris
12/02/2015
Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten
Galerie Mirko Mayer in Cologne presents resident Gareth Nyandoro and alumni Joost Krijnen (RA 13/14) and Tim Breukers (RA 13/14). The show features Rijksakademie artists that work with inventive techniques and contents.They all go with some specific works to the limits of presentation.
Opens: February 6th, 19:00 - 21:00.
More information:
http://www.mirkomayer.com/index.php?section=112
Image: Tim Breukers.
12/02/2015
Tim Breukers I Joost Krijnen I Gareth Nyandoro
Tim Breukers I Joost Krijnen I Gareth Nyandoro
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Bemerkungen
ON SHOW DURING UNSEEN — Ola Kolehmainen: "A museum is for me a 'tabula rasa', an empty slate that possesses an atmosphere to which I want to acclimatise myself. At first I just familiarise myself with being in the space, observing it. I take a huge number of pictures as fast and as intuitively as I can. I spend hours or days in the space, observing how it changes with the hours of the day. The key spaces and grandest views of museums have been depicted so many times before. Although I do give everything a go and also take pictures of the more recognisable views, they often seem quite uninteresting to me. I do not value museum spaces in terms of their significance as relates to history, politics or power. I am, of course, aware of the role that power and hierarchies play in the history of museums, but for me museums – like churches – are first and foremost sacred spaces of art."
During Unseen (17-19 September), Galerie Mirko Mayer will show a series of works by Ola Kolehmainen. The Finnish photographer became known for his minimalistic close ups of architectural details including surfaces and patterns; from steel and tiles to glass. By focusing on details, Kolehmainen wants us to cherish the materials and forms, and to rethink how a building is perceived. For his newer work, Kolehmainen found inspiration in the architecture of historical buildings like museums, a series which will be on show during Unseen. Kolehmainen actively strives for a kind of artistic neutrality. Through techniques of fragmentation and deconstruction, Kolehmainen gains a sense of abstraction in many of his work, but he does not use any kind of digital manipulation. In the end result, Kolehmainen manages to capture the sublime essence of these spaces.
ON SHOW DURING UNSEEN — During Unseen (17-19 September), Galerie Mirko Mayer will show a series of works by Julia Gunther. Gunther is a German artist based in Amsterdam who specialises in collaborative documentary projects. Her work centres around a critical approach to prevailing narratives and established ideas, focusing on representational deficits within underrepresented communities.
Gunther will show work from her recent series "Calendar Girls", - a photographic collaboration chronicling the Miss Calendar Girl Beauty Pageant, an annual competition in Cape Town, South Africa, where trans women compete for the honour of being crowned Miss Calendar Girl. The pageant is a platform for contestants to portray their true selves. Similar to the famous ‘balls’ featured in the landmark documentary film Paris is Burning, events like these provide a safe environment, a support network, and above all, a sense of community for trans individuals in South Africa. Inspired by the iconic film Priscilla - Queen of the Desert, Gunther teamed up with several pageant participants to co-create a series of portraits on a salt pan outside of Cape Town. All the outfits were designed and made by the contestants themselves and would be worn for the pageant several days later.
ON SHOW DURING UNSEEN — Moritz Karweick: "My sculptural artistic practice could best be described as adherence to the concept of continual progress and change. I‘m deeply intrigued by the transformational qualities and possibilities of form, matter, and space. To highlight those interests, I try to create spatial situations that capture growth and change. Sculpture needs to exist in different spaces. It connects these spaces and has a kind of memory. To me the process of creating a sculpture might start in my studio, it might continue in the presentation of a work in an exhibition space, and it could continue to be alive in the mind, but it’s never a finished end product. There is always the chance of evolution, and it retains a part of all these environments.“
During Unseen (17-19 September), Galerie Mirko Mayer will show work by Moritz Karweick. In his working process Karweick pushed the technical possibilities of firing ceramics to their limits to produce his recent sculptures. In his sculptures, Karweick investigates the interplay between materials, forms, and constructions. His works reflect the emergence of the sculpture, the process of creation, and the multi-layered questions as to what a sculpture really is. Following this concept, the artist does not create with a concrete image of the sculpture in mind that just needs to brought from idea to ex*****on, rather he allows his interaction with the materials to influence the creative process and also shape the work. Additionally, Karweick uses the artistic medium of photography to formulate further questions regarding the investigation of space. The plasticity of reality is thus being captured on paper and displayed simultaneously alongside the spatial work, allowing for a reflective play on the artist’s intentions.
NU TE ZIEN — Nikomachi Karakostanoglou: "Ik geloof dat er een hedendaagse Griekse identiteit is die momenteel wordt ontwikkeld, waarbij leden van een nieuwe generatie een bepaalde esthetiek delen; ze zien dingen op hun eigen manier. Dat betekent ook dat er een bepaald Grieks element ontwikkeld wordt, dat op verschillende manieren kan worden gezien en geïnterpreteerd. Bijvoorbeeld het gebruik van uitbundige kleuren, of de manieren waarop deze kunstenaars de zee en haar kleuren interpreteren."
De Griekse kunstenaar Nikomachi Karakostanoglou toont haar werk momenteel in de tentoonstelling 'State of mind. State of being' in Galerie Mirko Mayer (tot eind maart), in een duotentoonstelling met Ola Kolehmainen. Karakostanoglou studeerde beeldhouwkunst en openbare kunst in Londen en werkte drie jaar in Shanghai. Ze is momenteel werkzaam in Athene, waar ze werkt aan tekeningen die minimalistisch ogen, maar doordrenkt zijn van maximalisme. Ze wordt daarbij geïnspireerd door haar culturele achtergrond en haar achtergrond als beeldhouwer. Inhoudelijk wordt haar werk ook beïnvloed door de rol van licht in spiritualiteit. Ze gebruikt daarbij vaak materialen die ze tijdens haar reizen verzamelde. Zo gebruikte ze zand uit Chili uit de Atacama-woestijn, waar ze een maand lang een residentie volgde. Het gebruik van de kleur bordeauxrood in deze werken heeft een symbolische betekenis: in de christelijke symboliek wordt de kleur gebruikt om verschillende elementen uit de bijbel aan te duiden; het is de kleur van de Heilige Geest en het verwijst naar het verhaal over Jezus waarin hij water in wijn veranderde.
ON SHOW NOW — Ola Kolehmainen: “Most of the time, I don’t feel like a photographer. I work with light, colour and space. For me, there is not so much difference between a church and a museum. Of course, the purpose and context is different, but how I sense the space and how I want to work with it is very close to churches. There’s a bit of a sublime element, a bit sacral. The main difference is the light, because mosques and churches allow light to come in and museums don’t.”
Finnish photographer Ola Kolehmainen became known for his minimalistic close ups of architectural details including surfaces and patterns; from steel and tiles to glass. For a long time, he was particularly fascinated with the work of the revered modernists, like Mies van der Rohe and Alvar Aalto. By focusing on details, Kolehmainen wants us to cherish the materials and forms, and to rethink how a building is perceived. For his newer work, Kolehmainen found inspiration in the architecture of historical buildings (like museums) and sacred spaces. His work is currently on show in the exhibition "State of mind. State of being” (a duo exhibition with Nikomachi Karakostanoglou) in Galerie Mirko Mayer until the end of March. Kolehmainen actively strives for a kind of artistic neutrality, embracing all these spaces - whether it’s a mosque, museum, synagogue, church, basilica or cathedral - with the same mindset. Yet, shooting his projects is often not as easy as it sounds: his project surrounding religious buildings took years of careful planning and dealing with bureaucratic institutions and in some cases, it even required an incognito stake out in advance, in which he took notes on the patterns of the changing light. Through techniques of fragmentation and deconstruction, Kolehmainen gains a sense of abstraction in many of his work, but he does not use any kind of digital manipulation. In the end result, Kolehmainen manages to capture the sublime essence of these spaces.
Micha Cattaui: "Most of my works are either political or social commentaries, or basically poking at consumerism. I like to be somewhat controversial and critical of our times, which is what I believe is what art should be about; it should be a reflection of our times. But as an artist, I hate having to explain because I would rather people see what they want to see and then sometimes they see it completely differently than I do, which, by the way, I like.” Swiss photographer Micha Cattaui lives in Greece, which is reflected in his work: he combines icons from the classic Greek (Hellenic) civilisation with pop culture and symbols of mass consumerism. It’s a way of reimagining what Antiquity 2.0 would look like, if the famous gods, philosophers and heroes would come back to life in our contemporary society. Would they consider it an improvement? For this work, he gave this classic-looking statue a mask like Hannibal Lecter (from the movie The Silence of the Lambs), in others he adds items like a hamburger or a mobile phone. Socrates, who was famously sentenced to death by drinking a cup of poison hemlock because he was “corrupting the youth”, is shown here with a gag ball (in a piece with the name “Corrupting the youth”), adding new meaning to the word. Cattaui's work was on show in the booth of Galerie Mirko Mayer / m-projects during Unseen 2018.
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