Online Studio visits with artists based in Berlin Pankow, Prenzlauer Berg & Weißensee
address: Studio Anne Wölk: Amalienpark 4 13187 Berlin, Germany
Eagle Nebula, 2020, oil on canvas, 80 x 80 cm
with a group show at: Janusz-Korczak-Bibliothek
artist list: Kristin Albrecht, Lisa Marie Auer, Mona Babl, Christian Badel, Steffen Basho Junghans, Beate Baumholzer, Grit Burmeister, Dana Engfer, Laurie Geogopoulos, Martina Goldbeck, Jan Gottschalk, Heike Gronemann, Karin Grote, Jeanette Heene, Margit Grüger, Sabine Kaemmel, Silke Kirschning, Lieselotte Krueger, Meike Laudon-Eni, Christin Lutze, Liz Magno, Anna Mars, Steffen Matt, Maruska Mazza, Timo Nentwig, Silvia Netekoven, Monika Maria Nowak, Simone Ommert, Mario Peinze, Valeria Pinchuk, Müller Huschke, Macks, Immanuel Rohringer, Raimund Schucht, Elisabeth Sonneck, Beate Spitzmüller, Ina Stachat, Paola Telesca, Elena Vlachopoulos, Stefan Volk, Kira Walter, Sabine Welsch, Rita Wesiak, Roland Willeart, Nele Winkler, Anne Wölk, Igor Zaidel, Grazyna Zarebska
I am taking part in the exhibition project “Das Werk zum Sonntag”. Take care and enjoy! 🤙? artist: JANA MERTENS, ANNA HERRGOTT, LUCIAN PATERMANN, GUIDO WEGGENMANN, ANNE WÖLK, KAI-UWE SCHULTE_BUNERT, ADAM NOACK, RAINER JACOB, KATHRIN HENSCHLER
💪”DAS WERK ZUM SONNTAG – Teil IV. 💪 Da Galerien, Ausstellungsräume etc. in dieser ungewissen Zeit vorübergehend geschlossen sind, wenden sich Kunstinteressierte zunehmend digitalen Räumen zu. DAS WERK ZUM SONNTAG stellt jeden Sonntag von 11.00 – 24.00 UHR Positionen junger Künstler vor, um deren Arbeiten mit einem leidenschaftlichem Publikum zu teilen und den Austausch anzuregen.”? 💡👐💡 https://www.facebook.com/Das-Werk-zum-Sonntag-111319090553116/
1 – JANA MERTENS MAUERSEGLER Two, 2018, betonguss, 50×12,5x31cm
2 – ANNA HERRGOTT Wanna look like…? 2013 Öl auf Papier, Stoffband je 53 x 43 x 3,5 cm gerahmt Installation 169 x 187 x 3,5 cm
3 – LUCIAN PATERMANN Entstehung aus Weite (Altweiß) – Materialpalimpsest, Papier, Acryl auf Leinwand – 120*100cm – 2019
4 – GUIDO WEGGENMANN “Bis auf weiteres gesperrt” Polaroid, 600 schwarz-weiß 2020 7,9 x 7,7 cm
5 – ANNE WÖLK Second Earth, 40 x 40 cm, Acrylic auf Styropor 2019
6 – Kai-Uwe Schulte-Bunert o.T., Aus „Colonia“ 2015 20 Inkjetprints á 25 x25 cm auf Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta 1/5
7 – ADAM NOACK Freiraum, 100 x 70 cm, Öl auf Leinwand. 2015
8 – RAINER JACOB “wasser und weiß, halbleer” (aus einem Stück Stamm)
9 – KATHRIN HENSCHLER Was bleibt, 250 x 180 cm, Tusche hinter Glas
SUPPORTING ARTISTS AND THE NHS DURING THE COVID-19 CRISIS Curated by Mark Slowey (Event Director) 22 April – 31 May 2020
SUPPORTING ARTISTS AND THE NHS DURING THE COVID-19 CRISIS DWD Exhibitions is an organisation founded with the aims of helping raise awareness for world issues whilst helping emerging artists and charities. The organisation hold an online Art Fair to raise awareness for charitable causes such as mental health awareness and Covid-19; showcasing artworks by artists from across the UK and Europe. Mediums range from paintings and sculpture, to poetry and performance art. Please not that due to the country wide Lockdown, Artwork delivery’s may take longer. The artist may also post artworks after the lockdown has been lifted to ensure safety. 50% of proceeds go to the artist to help support them during this crisis. 45% of proceeds from all Isolation Nation artwork sales will be donated directly to NHS Charities.
£1,500.00 By Anne Wolk 50 X 50 CM Oil On Canvas https://dwdevents.org/product/remembrance/ Involved in the society of digital culture, I alter film stills of science fiction movies. The motive sky tower speaks of the imagery of futuristic science, architecture and technology, which we have only become familiar with from the advancements of cinematography and computer-generated images. The aesthetic of dystopian Hollywood blockbuster movies strongly influences my landscape paintings. I try to create a fantastical interpretation of nature in which the simultaneity of Romanticism and Utopia becomes perceptible.
Sky Tower
£1,500.00 By Anne Wolk 50 X 50 CM Oil On Canvas https://dwdevents.org/product/sky-tower/ The painting represents a science fiction scenery in a broad sense. Today, landscape artworks seem to be an allegory for the social. I approach the genre in a more significant sense, referring to a global debate about climate change. Landscapes showcase our conception of the relationship between nature and culture. My artistic research brings forth the recurring questions: What will our habitation look like on other planets? Will we continue to embrace our technological advances in space? Will our future be a utopia or a dystopia? Many of my paintings bring forward questions of who owns Earth, our entitlement to residency, together with the possibility of new environments, be that mental or physical.
Christine X Art Gallery will present a non-thematic exhibition of 20cm by 20cm art on paper in Sliema from May 1st – May 16th, 2020. Three of my recent Starscape paintings are in the show. I am glad about the opportunity to share and expose my art with a new market in Malta. The event celebrates beautiful art paintings from a variety of artists, both Maltese and international. It’s pretty to visit this gallery because it’s a beautiful location near to the beach in Sliema.
Territories are fiercely contested, they are being appropriated, marked out and secured, they express affiliations and power structures. SCOTTY wants to artistically challenge and investigate these relations in a number of ways. The aim here is to tackle issues such as possession and appropriation and subversively transcend them, through artistic interventions. Borders are being questioned to transform territories into spaces of possibility. Free spaces are utilised and created so that new mental and social spaces can evolve. 100 artists have submitted their work, on the occasion of the open call for this year’s theme Territories, of which 23 positions can now be viewed at SCOTTY. Be it the entitlement for residence, for boundary, for freedom or for autonomy- the exhibited artists explore our relationship to territories on many different levels. Whilst tourists self-evidently venture into any territory, enjoy their freedom and their right to go on holidays on luxury liners, whilst they document this freedom in common places and share it with the world, the access to freedom remains shut to others. Surfaces are subtly separated by differing textures. Territories and paths are marked out and made visible by lines. They separate one from the other and offer protection. Construction projects displace native animals from their territory, a child guards its brother who is buried underneath debris. In the juxtaposition of these experiences, the question on the concept of territories continually arises.
artist list: Carla Åhlander, Thomas Brinkmann, Juliane Duda, Anna Fiegen, Kenny Garzón, Claudia Grünig, Kris Heide, Anne Hölck, Rieko Hotta, Karin Kerkmann, Patricia Lambertus, Petra Lottje, Maria Olivares Alfaro, Sharon Paz, Christian Pilz, Sandra Ratkovic, Bettina Schünemann, Katja Staudacher, Sencer Vardarman, Anke Westermann, Clemens Wilhelm, Anne Wölk, Hana Yoo
Entitled To Our Landscape Discover a cohesive and multidisciplinary body of art which explores perspectives of territory. Scotty Enterprises , an artist run space in Kreuzberg, opens their group show Territorien on this Valentine’s evening. Territorien features 23 artists from a selection process of 100 submissions. Anne Wölk, a Berlin based painter, is among the skilled collection of creatives. Anne is internationally recognised and brings forth a work which grew from exploring territories of potential utopia in outer space. Territorien will be a show of extraterrestrial visions and a challenge to the views of entitlement to land of our world and beyond. Image: Detail of Second Earth , 2019, Anne Wölk. Anne will be presenting her distinctive painting Second Earth , 2019. Second Earth was first shown last year at her solo show Astral, tête, in Berlin . The work is a 40cm styrofoam sphere coated in a galaxy of acrylic paints. Anne’s cool blue palette presents a mountain-scape paired with a deep night sky above. Reminiscent of a snow globe Second Earth offers an icy view of a melancholic landscape. Anne’s art practice glides seamlessly into the Territorien group show through her adoption of the theme ‘Life Beyond Earth’, a territory many light years away. Conceptually inspired by scientific investigations of new colonies on life-friendly planets, her work instantly addresses the power structure of who will have access to a potential Planet B, and the utopia with imagining an alternative living ground.
“Ownership of extraterrestrial properties by private individuals and organizations is not recognized by any authority on earth.”
Second Earth, 2019, 40 x 40 cm, Acrylic on Styrofoam
A selection of more than 50 paintings is now on show at two floors at GSK Stockmann, a commercial law firm in the heart of Berlin. The works are from 2007 to 2019 and will be there until the 1st of June in 2020. This exhibition is an “Art for rent project” and visits are possible by appointment only. I am happy about this opportunity, and it feels like a small retrospective of my so far oeuvre. Especially the fact that I receive a fee for comprehension for showing my artwork makes me confident. Thank you to GSK Stockmann for this opportunity!
address: Mohrenstraße 42, 10117 Berlin Contact: https://www.gsk.de/en/law-firm/locations/
20 December – 01 January, opening 20th December, 6 pm Hermannstrasse 232, Berlin Neukoelln curator: Witte Wartena, http://wittewartena.nl
Mountaintop, 2019, watercolor on paper 2019, 24,5 x 18 cm
Witte Wartena is the founder of the association “Perennial Art”. Perennial Art is a group of contemporary artists that curate exhibitions within temporary spaces. Our aim is to introduce selected artists to a new public. By inviting emerging and established international contemporaries, our aim is to introduce the public to a diverse and interesting group of artists. Perennial hopes this idea will flourish and lead to further more exciting exhibitions in the future. After the first exhibition each artist featured in the show will then transport /transplant our work to their country of residence, acting as the secondary stem/off roots. By having the second exhibition in their city the new roots are planted allowing room to flourish on foreign soil.
Come celebrate Perennial Art’s 10 year anniversary and see great Christmas cards by the following artists: Thomas Behling, Margreet Bouman, Laura Bruce, Lilian Cooper, Aquil Copier, Anuli Croon, Carola Göllner, Euan Gray, Eveline Van de Griend, Itie Langeland, Ton Martens, Jans Muskee, Henning Rosenbrock, Ronald Ruseler, Frans van Tartwijk, Alex Tennigkeit, Debbie Voerman, Witte Wartena, Gijs Weijer, Scott Weiner, Anette Wixner, Anne Wölk
Anne Wölk is fascinated by science fiction stories about space travel and cyberspace. The exhibition shows a selection of her latest series of paintings. Visitors have the opportunity to experience a sense of virtual infinity within her artworks. Involved in the society of digital culture, Anne Wölk alters film stills and photographs of social network sources into their motifs and personal painting cosmos. The artist`s subject matter speaks of the imagery of futuristic science and technology, which we have only become familiar with from the advancements of satellites; and cameras; and in cinematography and computer-generated-images. Wölk paints a fantastical interpretation of nature; in which the simultaneity of Romanticism and Utopia becomes perceptible. Landscapes with horizons of mesmerizing deep blue color show our universe from which individual stars, as well as entire space nebulae, emerge. Starry night skies, modified by photoshop filters, are contrast a rainbow color scale of, e.g., mountain chains. Dreamlike artificial light is floating in the picture space and leads into the emptiness of a virtual vacuum. Her exclusive conceptional use of bright screen colors is what makes her artworks very contemporary.
“Second Earth“, 2019, 40 cm sphere, Acrylic on StyrofoamInstallation view at tête, gallery space, BerlinInstallation view at tête, gallery space, Berlin
ABOUT THE SHOW 3-D is an investigation into the three-dimensional contemporary art making practice that has evolved with a world of ever increasing fragmented sensory perceptions. The exhibition actively addresses three-dimensional concerns, which are sometimes realized in a two-dimensional format, as well as the implied space located between these two realms.
The exhibition features recently realized works by artists who use traditional and non-traditional approaches to exploring the third dimension. Through the more typical practice of painting and sculpture to the use of refracted light and architectural intervention, a psychoactive sensibility to manipulate our notions of reality and perception of space emerges. It allows a momentary lapse into our individual invented landscape of alternative ‘dimensional’ experiences and thus a welcome liberation from our normal reality of the physical form.
artist list: Gelah Penn, Nici Bungey, Carla Fache, Bea Last, José María Banús, Kaveh Ossia, Maureen Meyer, Laura Mosquera, Guido Winkler, Hanna ten Doornkaat, Cecilia Sjoholm, Michael Ryan, Nicolas Vionnet, Johan Van Oeckel, Anne Commet, Sherna Teperson, Cécile Dupaquier, Harmen van der Tuin, Jochem op ten Noort, Lavinia Gallie, Laura Duerwald, Boldizsar Szenteczki, Véronique Chagnon Côté, Annette Mewes-Thoms, Emily Stergar, Ioannis Lassithiotakis, Florentina Otari, Danja Tekić, Anne Wölk, Solveig Aalberg, Yun Ling Che
Are you looking for a special Christmas gift? Here you go! The following artworks are part of a special Christmas edition of winter starscapes. Make a gift to someone special! Start your holiday season and New Year’s Eve celebrations with an original work of art. Give the gift of creativity and let your loved ones know you’re thinking of them in a meaningful and different way. Your purchase will fund more time, space, and support for future artworks. All paintings are unique and will be available with wood frame and passe-partout ready to install. Fixed Price is 120 Euro + 10 Euro Shipping costs. The reduced price is a special offer for true fans (until 31st December 2019). You don’t have to be a squillionaire to buy a piece of art! If you are interested in buying a watercolor, please let me know and say hello to contact@annewoelk.de.
#edition #starscape #watercolor #christmasgift Payment will be via bank account or PayPal (to contact@annewoelk.de). Cash payment in the tête gallery is also possible.
Northern Lights As nature’s most spectacular light show, the aurora borealis is an unforgettable sight that’s shrouded in mystery. Colossal sheets of vividly colored light shimmy and dance across the night sky in locations near or within the Arctic Circle.
The concept of dark sky parks is about the possibility to see a nearly natural night sky. Milkyway fans and astronomers could enjoy the fascination of stars. For thousands of years, the stars have been our companions. They have been a source of myths and legends and the origin of our calendar. The night sky has been a motivation for discovering the universe, for space flights and even science-fiction adventures. In many cities, the night sky is not visible through the overlaying of the scattered light of street lights, billboards, and facade lighting.
