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'Verrückt nach Ton'
MODERNE KERAMIK AUS SIEBEN JAHRZEHNTEN with works from Sarah Pschorn
from 10.11.2024 to 02.03.2025
Greizer Straße 37, 07545 Gera
www.museen-gera.de
GROUP EXHIBITION
opening 07.12.2024
Painting class of Tilo Baumgärtel, Oskar Rink, Anna Nero
Burg Giebichenstein, Halle
More info: HERE
Kunstmuseum Ahlen presents:
'Reality Check - Wenn Dinge nicht sind wie scheinen' curated by Dr. Martina Padberg
13.10. — 25.01.2025
with works by by Silke Albrecht | Stefan Bräuniger | Ulrike Buhl | Felix Contzen | Katja Davar | Kerstin Flake | Caroline Hake | Markus Huemer | Theresa Möller | Achim Mohné | Jochen Mühlenbrink | Anna Nero | Stephanie Pech | Jana Thiel | Angelika Trojnarski | Francis Zeischegg
What about the limits and reliability of our perception in an increasingly computer-generated and AI-influenced visual world? Processes of merging digital media with reality lead to hybrid forms of appearance, located between reality and virtuality. The information and truth content of images therefore appears more problematic than ever. Can we still trust images, can we still trust our own perception? Artists explore this development, provoke an examination of certainties that have become problematic in the realm of images and challenge us to a ‘reality check’. Paintings, drawings, photographs and spatial installations show labyrinthine pictorial spaces, fascinating surfaces and surreal events. Are things as they seem? Art becomes a training ground for critical seeing; the exhibition invites visitors to reflect on differentiated realities and limited truths.
More info here
opening: 1st November 2024
17.00 - 21.00
on view until 30.11.2024
An exhibition co-curated by Peggy Peel & Irma Blumstock with
Peggy Pehl, Irma Blumstock, Grażyna Roguski, Ahu Dural
READ MORE: HERE
opening: SPINNEREI GALLERIES TOUR, 14. — 15. September 2024
11.00 - 19.00 & 11.00 - 17.00
on view until 26.10.2024
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Theresa Möller (*1988) lives and works in Leipzig and Montréal. She studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig (Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst) and received her diploma in painting and fine arts graphics in 2018. Before, she studied illustration and painting at the HAW Hamburg. Since then, she has received several grants and had residencies at Künstlerhaus Eckernförde (Germany) and Fonderie Darling (Montréal, Canada). Theresa Möller has participated in many international exhibitions in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Portugal, Switzerland, and the United States.
solo exhibition
opening 06.07.
from 16.00 to 20.00, artist tour talk 18.00
on view until 27.07.2024
Josefine Schulz (*1993) lives and works in Leipzig, Germany. In her artistic works she deals with the different realities of life in her generation and the visual influences on them. The motif of friendship is omnipresent: her protagonists, in larger and smaller groups, meet each other in everyday situations or retreat directly into their ‘four walls’, usually with a faithful companion in the form of a dog at their side. Schulz completed her MFA at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste in Dresden and has shown her work in Berlin, Hamburg, Leipzig, Los Angeles, Osnabrück, Paris, and Milan, among others.
CAN ART FAIR 2024 — 26.06. - 30.06.2024
Galerie Laetitia Gorsy, She BAM!
Booth B8
with Anna Nero, Fern Liberty Campbell, Johanna Seidel, Mahsa Merci, Philippa Brück, Sarah Pschorn
The third edition of Contemporary Art Now, which will take place from June 26th to June 30th, 2024, at FECOEV (Fairs, Congresses, and Events of Ibiza), is framed within a philosophy that drives the exploration of the boundaries of what is current and innovative. It is a space dedicated to discovering, integrating, and celebrating the freshest and most avant-garde artistic expressions, where art emerges as a force in constant reinvention.
Lou Hoyer
DIE UTOPIE DER ANDEREN
08.06. — 29.06.2024
Vernissage 07.06. - 17.00 — 21.00
Lou Hoyer (* 1985 in Berlin) lives and works in Potsdam, Germany. She studied fine arts at the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK) from 2005 to 2011 and completed her Master's Studies under Valérie Favre. In 2012, she received the SRE Frida Kahlo Fellowship at the Centro Nacional de las Artes, Mexico City. From 2014 to 2019, Lou Hoyer was the editor of the magazine NICHTSALSSCHOENHEIT – TEXTE, BILDER, PARTITUREN which was published annually in conjunction with theatre performances and exhibitions. She has shown her work in Berlin, New York, Mexico City, London, and Capetown among other cities. Her work has appeared in various magazines, such as BOMB, Vice Magazine and Art.
Podium discussion, Lætitia Gorsy, Judy Lybke, Lucie Herrmann (moderation)
MACHN Festival
29.05.2024, 11:00, Creative Workshop Area (Werkschau) at Spinnerei Leipzig
What does it mean to exhibit art? How do you identify talent? And how does the market work at all?
Lætitia Gorsy is a passionate gallery owner of her own, still young gallery She BAM! in Leipzig's Spinnerei. Within this gallery, the Frenchwoman exclusively shows art by women to strengthen and redefine their role in the art market and also to make a passionate, long-overdue statement in the art world as a whole.
In 2018, she opened the smallest gallery on the Leipziger Spinnerei site, measuring 18m². There has been a lot of international resonance, extraordinary exhibition projects and recently even a second gallery address in Franz-Flemming-Straße. Since September 2023, Laetitia Gorsy has had a new exhibition space in the Spinnerei (180 m²).
The core of the gallery concept She BAM! is the exclusive representation of female artists. It defines itself as a large network, a platform for exhibitions and collaborations according to the principles of a classic, commercial art gallery. In addition, it supports female artists in the production of their works and all further steps of their careers. She BAM! believes in the importance of women creating spaces for other women, a continuity of sharing and a transfer of power, consistency and equality in the art market.