Bemerkungen
Get ready for an exciting line-up of openings this week at the ENTER galleries 🌟👏🏼
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📆Opening Wednesday 4 May
🔹 Dio Horia, Athens
Xu Yang “Therefore I am” 04.05.22-03.06.22
⌚️ Opening Wednesday May 4, 19.00-22.00
🔹Galerie Reinthaler, Vienna
Kenji Lim “Shivering Cloud” 04.05.22-01.07.22
⌚️ Opening Wednesday May 4, 19.00
📆Opening Thursday 5 May
🔹Format,Oslo
Trude Westby Nordmark “My secret Garden” 05.05.22-26.06.22
Kari Håkonsen “Tell me who I am” 05.05.22-26.06.22
⌚️ Opening Thursday May 5, 18.00
🔹QB Gallery, Oslo
Hilde Honerud “It’s always morning somewhere” 05.05.22-05.06.22
⌚️ Opening Thursday May 5, 18.00-20.00
📆Opening Friday 6 May
🔹Galerie Thomas Fuchs, Stuttgart
Bertram Hasenauer “Shared Memory” 06.05.22-04.06.22
⌚️ Opening Friday May 6, 11.00-21.00
📆Opening Saturday 7 May
🔹Galería Lucía Mendoza, Madrid
Mercedes Lara “It is a matter of time” 07.05.22-15.07.22
⌚️ Opening Saturday May 7, 11.00-19.00
🔹Yavuz Gallery, Singapore
Tom Polo “will you, fill me” 07.05.22-01.06.22
⌚️ Opening Saturday May 7, 11.00-19.00
"Rider with a book" 150x150cm 2022. This is from a new series of "Riders" paintings. This photo was taken in my studio in Kharkiv before russians started war against my country. I was preparing for my solo show in Stuttgart at Galerie Thomas Fuchs for 1 April 2022. For now, I dont know if I will see these works again, and not only the works..
Don't miss the current exhibition “Ashley Norwood Cooper - How High the Moon” at Galerie Thomas Fuchs in Stuttgart, which will be on display until 30 April. The artworks in this exhibition deal with the search for beauty within ineptitude and strength in vulnerability.
Ashley Norwood Cooper
Blackberry Picker 1, 2022
Oil on panel
50,8 x 45,7 cm
Get ready for an exciting line-up of openings this week at the ENTER galleries 👏🏼
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📆Opening Friday 1 April
🔹 Alice Folker Gallery, Copenhagen
5-year anniversary and opening of exhibition Bob Eikelboom & Asger H.Gjerdevik, 1. April. –25 May.
⌚️Opening Friday 1st April 17.00-20.00
🔹 HANS ALF GALLERY, Copenhagen
Jørgen Haugen Sørensen “Før og lidt efter”, 1. April. – 12 May.
⌚️Opening Friday 1st April, 17.00-20.00
🔹 Nils Stærk, Copenhagen
Dario Escobar “Encrypted messages”, 1. April. – 28 May
⌚️Opening Friday 1st April, 17.00-20.00
🔹 Ruttkowski68, Cologne
Stefan Marx “Still Life”, 1. April. – 29 May
⌚️Opening Friday 1st April, 19.00-21.00
🔹 Galerie Thomas Fuchs,Stuttgart
Ashley Norwood Cooper “How High the Moon”, 1. April. – 30 April.
⌚️Opening Friday 1st April, 11.00-21.00
🔹 Köppe Contemporary, Rønne
Lone Skov Madsen “Sat til vægs”, 1. April. – 15 May.
⌚️Opening Friday 1st April, 16.00-18.00
📆Opening Saturday 2 April
🔹 The Hole, New York
Kpe Innocent “You know what, you are loved :)”, 2. April. – 7 May.
⌚️Opening Saturday 2th April, 18.00-20.00
🔹 Galleri Benoni, Copenhagen
René Holm “Journey”, 2. April. – 22 April.
⌚️Opening Saturday 2th April, 12.00-15.00
🔹 Albert contemporary, Odense
Sune Christiansen “this side of this site”, 2. April. – 23 April.
⌚️Opening Saturday 2th April, 16.00-18.00
🔹 Galerie Droste, Düsseldorf
Tamara Malcher “The living proof”, 2. April. – 28 May.
⌚️Opening Saturday 2th April, 17.00-21.00
“We are returning full speed with both of our fairs in New York and Basel this year.” — Kamiar Maleki
VOLTA welcomes a vibrant cohort of over 50 national and international galleries, both new and returning to the New York edition. With a steady number of returning and established exhibitors from the early VOLTA days to a new group of young and emerging galleries, VOLTA Art Fair continues to be a place where you can discover artists and talent. VOLTA returns to New York in a new location at 548 West, the former Dia Art Foundation Building and Hauser & Wirth gallery space in Chelsea. Coinciding with Frieze New York, the fair will take place from Wednesday, May 18 to Sunday, May 22.
"We are very excited to see our collectors and friends again in person, as the reality of a personal meeting is a valuable good." — Ferhat Yeter, Director Anna Laudel (Istanbul/Düsseldorf)
"An enthusiastic participant of VOLTA New York until 2015, we are thoroughly excited to return. Seeing Kamiar Maleki at the lead, working with a great team, is key in our motivation. We are convinced that the new setup opens an array of new opportunities and directions for the participants as well as the public." — Zsolt Kozma, Partner & Artistic Director INDA Galéria (Budapest)
"It was at VOLTA New York in March 2020 when we last met our American collectors. We can't wait to see them again in May this year at the new VOLTA venue." — Thomas Fuchs, Director Galerie Thomas Fuchs (Stuttgart)
Yongchul Kim. Begegnungen
Begegnungen – das Aufeinandertreffen von Objekten, Figuren und Situationen – ist das zentrale Thema der Arbeiten dieser Ausstellung. Während in früheren Werken von Yongchul Kim einzelne Figuren noch auf der Suche nach ihrer eigenen Identität waren, treffen nun eben diese Existenzen, wie der Künstler Figuren aber auch Objekte nennt, in verschiedenen Konstellationen aufeinander. Galerie Thomas Fuchs
https://zeitblatt.com/yongchul-kim-begegnungen/
Current Exhibition: Galerie Thomas Fuchs, Stuttgart, until March 26, 2022
Begegnungen – Encounters. The meeting of objects, figures, and situations – is the central theme of the new works in the exhibition "Yongchul Kim. Begegnungen". While in Yongchul Kim’s earlier works individual figures were still searching for their own identity, they meet in various constellations.
Yongchul Kim (*1982) is one of the gallery’s most successful young artists. Living as a foreigner in Germany, the South Korean artist has been exploring questions of identity and reality in his work. Galerie Thomas Fuchs will present new paintings by Yongchul Kim at both VOLTA Art Fairs in New York in May and Basel in June.
image: Yongchul Kim, Begegnung, Frau mit Schwan, 2022, oil on vancas, 120 x 100 cm
Get ready for an exciting line-up of openings this week at the ENTER galleries 👏♥️
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📆Opening Thursday 24 Feb:
🔹 2112, Copenhagen
Sophie Dupont “House Weary” 24. Feb
Live performance - Hocus Pocus 18.00
⌚️Opening Thursday: Feb 24, 17.00-19.00
🔹 Møller Witt, Copenhagen
Group show “Landschaftsverbot” 24. Feb – 2 Apr.
⌚️Opening Thursday: Feb 24, 16.00-19.00
🔹 Berg Gallery AB, Stockholm
Carl Richard Söderström “Scared Straight”.
Pauline Fransson “Yttermarkerna”
Karl Dunér “ön” 24. Feb – 2 Apr.
⌚️Opening Thursday: Feb 24, 17.00-20.00
📆Opening Friday 25 Feb:
🔹 Bjorn & Gundorph Gallery, Aarhus
Graham Collins “Moon on Earth” 25. Feb
⌚️Opening Friday: Feb 25, 16.00- 20.00
🔹 Galerie Thomas Fuchs, Stuttgart
Yongchul Kim “Begegnungen” 25. Feb - 26 Mar.
⌚️Opening Friday: Feb 25, 11.00-21.00
🔹 HANS ALF GALLERY, Copenhagen
Mie Olise Kjærgaard “Muses having fun” 25. Feb - 26 Mar.
⌚️Opening Friday: Feb 25, 17.00-20.00
🔹 KÖNIG GALERIE, König Seol
Robert Janitz “Eleven Studies of everything” 25. Feb - 31 Mar.
⌚️Opening Friday: Feb 25, 17.00-20.00
🔹 KÖNIG GALERIE, St. Agnes Chapel
Kris Martin “Fairy Tales” 25. Feb - 20 Mar.
⌚️Opening Friday: Feb 25, 17.00-20.00
🔹 KÖNIG GALERIE, im KHK
Erwin Wurm “Subject” 25. Feb - 14 Apr.
⌚️Opening Friday: Feb 25, 17.00-20.00
📆Opening Saturday 26 Feb:
🔹Rademakers Gallery, Amsterdam
Group Show “The sweet enoughs” 26. Feb – 26 Mar.
⌚️Opening Saturday: Feb 26, 16.00-18.00
Current Exhibition: Galerie Thomas Fuchs Stuttgart
until February 12, 20202
Bastian Börsig explores the essence of what can be seen. The artist takes inspiration from everyday objects from his surroundings, which he abstracts beyond recognition in his compositions. He reduces the influence of his own memory on the object as much as possible, so the final form ultimately surprises him himself. The exhibition "Pillow Prototype" is on view at the gallery in Stuttgart until February 12.
image: Bastian Börsig, Untitled, 2021, oil, lacquer and charcoal on canvas, 125 x 100 cm
Current Exhibition: Galerie Thomas Fuchs Stuttgart
until December 23, 20201
The exhibition "Somewhere There" provides a comprehensive look at the artistic work of Jochen Hein (*1960) over the past year. In addition to works from the "Antarctica" series, we also show green park and grass paintings. Because as the artist himself says, he needed something warm and green after depicting the colossal ice glaciers.
image: Jochen Hein, Park 2021, acrylic on cotton, 100 x 140 cm
