Lichtundfire

Lichtundfire Concept Space and Cultural Website focussing on Collaborative Projects.

EXTENDED Thru Sept 30OPEN CALL ANTHROPOCENEConcept and Curation:Priska Juschka | Director LichtundfireExhibition Dates: ...
09/30/2026

EXTENDED Thru Sept 30
OPEN CALL
ANTHROPOCENE

Concept and Curation:
Priska Juschka | Director Lichtundfire

Exhibition Dates: October 7 - October 24

Opening Reception:
Wednesday, October 7 | 6-8 PM

APPLY BY: SEPTEMBER 30 | 11:55 PM EST

To Apply use Link In IG Bio or Copy Link here below and Paste It in your Browser:

https://forms.gle/XKeWoU863FJ1Mbuf8

EXHIBITION CONCEPT:
Anthropocene is a term often used to describe a new geological epoch in which humanity becomes a planetary force of change. It appears in scientific and social discourse, especially when referring to the accelerating geophysical and biochemical changes that characterize the 20th and 21st Centuries.
The word stems from ancient Greek anthropos = human and kainós (cene) = new, characterizing an era when human activity rivals major natural forces.

The exhibition, in various media, from abstraction to abstracted representation, addresses, comments on, and evokes a delicate situation and the challenges and difficulties that stem from this new era of human impact and intervention on our planet and beyond.

WHAT:
The exhibition emphasizes science, earth and plant-based work, environmental work, organic mediums, minerals, process work, assemblage, collage, recycled/upcycled work, mechanical work, hybrid works and more.

WHERE: LICHTUNDFIRE,175 Rivington Street,NY NY 10002

Lichtundfire

TONIGHTARMORY WEEK RECEPTIONORACLEWith Barbara Bachner, Henry Biber, Carol Boram-Hays, Elaine Defibaugh, Edward Jackson,...
09/26/2026

TONIGHT
ARMORY WEEK RECEPTION

ORACLE

With Barbara Bachner, Henry Biber, Carol Boram-Hays, Elaine Defibaugh, Edward Jackson, Arleen Joseph, Bobbie Moline-Kramer, Joyce Pommer, Francesca Schwartz, and Robert Solomon.

Concept and Curation: Priska Juschka

EXTENDED Exhibition Dates:
September 3 — October 3, 2026

EXHIBITION WALK THRU & ARMORY WEEK RECEPTION:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 | 5:30–7:30 PM

Press Release:
Lichtundfire is pleased to announce and welcome all to an Exhibition Walk Thru and Reception for ORACLE, on the occasion of Armory Art Week, marking the start of the fall season 2026 in NYC.

An oracle, in the ancient classical sense, comes from ancient Latin orare, to speak or to tell, and connotes a person or thing considered to provide insight, wise counsel, or prophetic predictions, most notably precognition of the future.

The exhibition brings together artists working both visually and conceptually with intuitive processes, visual predictions, concepts of foreseeing or foreboding, imaginative anticipations of future events, and interpretations of the past that reverberate into the future.

With a multitude of materials, processes, and techniques, stemming from the exploration of the theme and its impact on each artist’s medium and unique interpretation, the exhibition delves into a wide range of fields from astrology, mythology, alchemy, and ancient science to classical philosophy, poetry, and psychology.

LICHTUNDFIRE: 175 Rivington Street, NY NY 10002

Lichtundfire

ORACLEARMORY WEEK RECEPTIONWith Barbara Bachner, Henry Biber, Carol Boram-Hays, Elaine Defibaugh, Edward Jackson, Arleen...
09/21/2026

ORACLE
ARMORY WEEK RECEPTION

With Barbara Bachner, Henry Biber, Carol Boram-Hays, Elaine Defibaugh, Edward Jackson, Arleen Joseph, Bobbie Moline-Kramer, Joyce Pommer, Francesca Schwartz, and Robert Solomon.

Concept and Curation: Priska Juschka

EXTENDED Exhibition Dates:
September 3 — October 3, 2026

EXHIBITION WALK THRU & ARMORY WEEK RECEPTION:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 | 5:30–8:30 PM

Press Release:
Lichtundfire is pleased to announce and welcome all to an Exhibition Walk Thru and Reception for ORACLE, on the occasion of Armory Art Week, marking the start of the fall season 2026 in NYC.

An oracle, in the ancient classical sense, comes from ancient Latin orare, to speak or to tell, and connotes a person or thing considered to provide insight, wise counsel, or prophetic predictions, most notably precognition of the future.

The exhibition brings together artists working both visually and conceptually with intuitive processes, visual predictions, concepts of foreseeing or foreboding, imaginative anticipations of future events, and interpretations of the past that reverberate into the future.

With a multitude of materials, processes, and techniques, stemming from the exploration of the theme and its impact on each artist’s medium and unique interpretation, the exhibition delves into a wide range of fields from astrology, mythology, alchemy, and ancient science to classical philosophy, poetry, and psychology.

LICHTUNDFIRE: 175 Rivington Street, NY NY 10002

Lichtundfire

OPEN CALL ANTHROPOCENEConcept and Curation:Priska Juschka | Director LichtundfireExhibition Dates: October 7 - October 2...
09/18/2026

OPEN CALL
ANTHROPOCENE

Concept and Curation:
Priska Juschka | Director Lichtundfire

Exhibition Dates: October 7 - October 24

Opening Reception:
Wednesday, October 7 | 6-8 PM

APPLY BY: SEPTEMBER 29 | 11:55 PM EST
Early Application Ends September 20

To Apply use Link here Below or Copy Link and Paste It in your Browser:

https://forms.gle/XKeWoU863FJ1Mbuf8

EXHIBITION CONCEPT:
Anthropocene is a term often used to describe a new geological epoch in which humanity becomes a planetary force of change. It appears in scientific and social discourse, especially when referring to the accelerating geophysical and biochemical changes that characterize the 20th and 21st Centuries.

The word stems from ancient Greek anthropos = human and kainós (cene) = new, characterizing an era when human activity rivals major natural forces.

The exhibition, in various media, from abstraction to abstracted representation, addresses, comments on, and evokes a delicate situation and the challenges and difficulties that stem from this new era of human impact and intervention on our planet and beyond.

WHAT:
The exhibition emphasizes science, earth and plant-based work, environmental work, organic mediums, minerals, process work, assemblage, collage, recycled/upcycled work, mechanical work, hybrid works and more.

WHERE: LICHTUNDFIRE,175 Rivington Street,NY NY 10002

Lichtundfire

MORE PICS OFORACLEWith Barbara Bachner, Henry Biber, Carol Boram-Hays, Elaine Defibaugh, Edward Jackson, Arleen Joseph, ...
09/17/2026

MORE PICS OF
ORACLE

With Barbara Bachner, Henry Biber, Carol Boram-Hays, Elaine Defibaugh, Edward Jackson, Arleen Joseph, Bobbie Moline-Kramer, Joyce Pommer, Francesca Schwartz, and Robert Solomon.

Concept and Curation: Priska Juschka

Exhibition Dates:
September 3 — EXTENDED THRU OCTOBER 3, 2026

Press Release:
Lichtundfire is pleased to announce and welcome all to ORACLE, marking the start of the fall season 2026 at the gallery.

An oracle, in the ancient classical sense, comes from ancient Latin orare, to speak or to tell, and connotes a person or thing considered to provide insight, wise counsel, or prophetic predictions, most notably precognition of the future.

The exhibition brings together artists working both visually and conceptually with intuitive processes, visual predictions, concepts of foreseeing or foreboding, imaginative anticipations of future events, and interpretations of the past that reverberate into the future.

With a multitude of materials, processes, and techniques, stemming from the exploration of the theme and its impact on each artist’s medium and unique interpretation, the exhibition delves into a wide range of fields from astrology, mythology, alchemy, and ancient science to classical philosophy, poetry, and psychology. (..)

LICHTUNDFIRE, 175 Rivington Street, NY NY 10002

PICS OFORACLE With Barbara Bachner, Henry Biber, Carol Boram-Hays, Elaine Defibaugh, Edward Jackson, Arleen Joseph, Bobb...
09/15/2026

PICS OF
ORACLE
With Barbara Bachner, Henry Biber, Carol Boram-Hays, Elaine Defibaugh, Edward Jackson, Arleen Joseph, Bobbie Moline-Kramer, Joyce Pommer, Francesca Schwartz, and Robert Solomon.

Concept and Curation: Priska Juschka

Exhibition Dates:
September 3 — September 26, 2026

Press Release:
Lichtundfire is pleased to announce and welcome all to ORACLE, marking the start of the fall season 2026 at the gallery.

An oracle, in the ancient classical sense, comes from ancient Latin orare, to speak or to tell, and connotes a person or thing considered to provide insight, wise counsel, or prophetic predictions, most notably precognition of the future.

The exhibition brings together artists working both visually and conceptually with intuitive processes, visual predictions, concepts of foreseeing or foreboding, imaginative anticipations of future events, and interpretations of the past that reverberate into the future.

With a multitude of materials, processes, and techniques, stemming from the exploration of the theme and its impact on each artist’s medium and unique interpretation, the exhibition delves into a wide range of fields from astrology, mythology, alchemy, and ancient science to classical philosophy, poetry, and psychology. (..)

LICHTUNDFIRE, 175 Rivington Street, NY NY 10002

Lichtundfire

JUST OPENED ORACLEWith Barbara Bachner, Henry Biber, Carol Boram-Hays, Elaine Defibaugh, Edward Jackson, Arleen Joseph, ...
09/11/2026

JUST OPENED
ORACLE

With Barbara Bachner, Henry Biber, Carol Boram-Hays, Elaine Defibaugh, Edward Jackson, Arleen Joseph, Bobbie Moline-Kramer, Joyce Pommer, Francesca Schwartz, and Robert Solomon.

Concept and Curation: Priska Juschka

Exhibition Dates:
September 3 — September 26, 2026

Press Release:
Lichtundfire is pleased to announce and welcome all to ORACLE, marking the start of the fall season 2026 at the gallery.

An oracle, in the ancient classical sense, comes from ancient Latin orare, to speak or to tell, and connotes a person or thing considered to provide insight, wise counsel, or prophetic predictions, most notably precognition of the future.

The exhibition brings together artists working both visually and conceptually with intuitive processes, visual predictions, concepts of foreseeing or foreboding, imaginative anticipations of future events, and interpretations of the past that reverberate into the future.

With a multitude of materials, processes, and techniques, stemming from the exploration of the theme and its impact on each artist’s medium and unique interpretation, the exhibition delves into a wide range of fields from astrology, mythology, alchemy, and ancient science to classical philosophy, poetry, and psychology. (..)

LICHTUNDFIRE, 175 Rivington Street, NY NY 10002

Lichtundfire

OPENING RECEPTIONORACLEWith Barbara Bachner, Henry Biber, Carol Boram-Hays, Elaine Defibaugh, Edward Jackson, Arleen Jos...
08/31/2026

OPENING RECEPTION
ORACLE

With Barbara Bachner, Henry Biber, Carol Boram-Hays, Elaine Defibaugh, Edward Jackson, Arleen Joseph, Bobbie Moline-Kramer, Joyce Pommer, Francesca Schwartz, and Robert Solomon.

Concept and Curation: Priska Juschka

Exhibition Dates: September 3 — September 26, 2026
OPENING RECEPTION: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 | 6–8 PM

Press Release:
Lichtundfire is pleased to announce and welcome all to the Opening Reception of ORACLE, marking the start of the fall season 2026 at the gallery.

An oracle, in the ancient classical sense, comes from ancient Latin orare, to speak or to tell, and connotes a person or thing considered to provide insight, wise counsel, or prophetic predictions, most notably precognition of the future.

The exhibition brings together artists working both visually and conceptually with intuitive processes, visual predictions, concepts of foreseeing or foreboding, imaginative anticipations of future events, and interpretations of the past that reverberate into the future.

With a multitude of materials, processes, and techniques, stemming from the exploration of the theme and its impact on each artist’s medium and unique interpretation, the exhibition delves into a wide range of fields from astrology, mythology, alchemy, and ancient science to classical philosophy, poetry, and psychology. (..)

Gallery Hours: Sept. 3 & Sept. 4, 12-6 pm | Sept. 5 closed | General Hours: Wed-Sat, 12-6 PM

Lichtundfire, 175 Rivington Street, NY NY 10002

Lichtundfire

EDGE OF THE INFINITE (Part 12)A ONE NIGHT EVENT Curated by Laura Horne, Steven Pestana, and Sophia Sobers. SATURDAY, AUG...
08/28/2026

EDGE OF THE INFINITE (Part 12)
A ONE NIGHT EVENT
Curated by Laura Horne, Steven Pestana, and Sophia Sobers.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 | 6-9 PM

More Info see Link in IG BIO or
Read in TUSSLE MAGAZINE

WHERE: LICHTUNDFIRE, 175 Rivington Street, NY NY 10002

PAIRS of BEFORE TIMEWith Taylor Bielecki, Krystyna Borkowska, Clare Burson, Stephen Cimini, Ryan DaWalt, Cathy Diamond, ...
08/27/2026

PAIRS of BEFORE TIME

With Taylor Bielecki, Krystyna Borkowska, Clare Burson, Stephen Cimini, Ryan DaWalt, Cathy Diamond, Cora Jane Glasser, Harley Grieco, Steven Harris, Noel Hennelly, Liz Jaff, Patti Jordan, Catherine Kirkpatrick, Julia Kohane, Sharon Kyle, Renee Magnanti, Amber Maida, Jamie Mirabella, Tony Moore, Don Muchow, Suzanne Nicholas, Jessica Nissen, William Pangburn, Kristin Reed, Janet Rutkowski, Francesca Schwartz, Vincent Serbin, Kayo Shido, Gabriel J. Shuldiner, Justin Orvis Steimer, Sarah Valeri, Leonie Weber, Roxanne Wolanczyk, Harold Wortsman.

Curators: Laura Horne | Artist, Curator, Editor TUSSLE Magazine
Priska Juschka | Director Lichtundfire

Concept: Priska Juschka

Press Release:
BEFORE TIME was an exhibition jointly curated by artist, curator, and editor TUSSLE Magazine Laura Horne and Lichtundfire’s gallery director Priska Juschka.
Exhibition Dates: Aug 5-Aug 21.

The exhibition brought together work in various media, from Abstraction to Conceptual Representation, that addresses and evokes the planet’s ancient history, such as extinct animals, long-gone forests and vegetation, fossils, sediments, dissipated or subsided waters, submerged cities, forgotten cultures, former settlements, earlier humans, analog cultures, ancient rituals, bygone eras, and tribal societies.

Emphasizing materiality as well as spirituality, the exhibition put forth a wide range of work by 34 artists concerned with concept, message, process, and reflection, engaging the viewer on multiple levels, both mentally and physically. (..)

To Read the ESSAY by Laura Horne in TUSSLE MAGAZINE
Go to our IG Bio or Copy and Paste the Link here below:

https://www.tusslemagazine.com/before-time

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