11 – 26 March 2017

Berlinworksentoverbysuitcasekunstpraesentation – A Sammlung
Nth. Space, Melbourne

Curated by Joanna Mortreux 

Artists including: Anne Wölk, Daniel Chluba, Attilio Tono, Theresa Schubert, Joanna Mortreux, Benjamin Dewor, Maria Volokhova, Malte Kebbel, Eliot Markus Henning, Lukas Julius Keijser, GlueHeads and Anelor Robin

Opening: Sat 11 March 6-8pm Appointment only: Sun 12 – Sun 26 March Nth. is thrilled to announce its next show will be a survey of contemporary art from Berlin.
Much like word construction in the German language this exhibition brings together many artists whose works, though varied, are threaded together into a singular contemporary collection. Berlin, known for hosting a great many artists, still retains its reputation for producing a great deal of artwork and creations in general. This is one compact collection selected out of the masses of work out there and lovingly brought to Melbourne via the curator’s own suitcase.
Like Berlin, the exhibition ranges widely: from the glorification of Junk food; to explorations of single cellular growth in plant life; to the macabre and magical elements of tableware; to works that make gentle fun of others, of art school and the art establishment; to an exploration of signs from the street meshing into fantastical landscapes; to clean forms that in fact allude to completely illusionary spaces; to the reanimation of museum relics into strange deities; and, dynamic collage-making events reproduced by a whole wandering community.
“From a city known for its Art this is one little snapshot of it,” says Mortreux.

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installation view, copyright Joanna Mortreux 

installation view, copyright Joanna Mortreux 

Hill sphere, 2017, oil, acrylic and aerosol on canvas, 49 x 49 cm, 19.3 x 19.3 inch

Open During Art Basel Week
Dec 01 – Dec 07, 2016
On View: Nov 27 – Feb 17

artist list:
Anne Wölk, Carla Fache, Victor Mahana, Wayne Adams, Rodolfo Edwards, Claudia Lopez-Diez, Jovan Karlo Villalba

press release: Miami, FL – November 21, 2016 – Alfa Gallery is pleased to announce WHITE ON a group exhibition featuring the work of Anne Wölk, Carla Fache, Julie Davidow, Denise Treizman, Jovan Karlo Villalba, Sylvia Hommert, Rodolfo Edwards, Gamaliel Herrera, Wayne Adams, Paul Amundarain, Claudia Lopez-Diez, Laura Mosquera, Marco Beria and Paolo Ambu.

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composition 5, (variation on water lily theme) 2016, acrylic and aerosol on canvas, 70 x 70 cm, 27.6 x 27.6 inch

The exhibition runs from November 27th to February 17th.

Making white the protagonist of their stories, the fourteen artists featured in White On use white as both form and medium. All works in the exhibition are at least 90% white, though they present the color and absence of color in distinct and creative ways, highlighting the versatility and malleability of whiteness.

Known for pioneering the avant-garde Suprematist art movement, Kazmir Malevich created radical works that explored the aesthetic purity of form, line, and color in order to challenge viewers to flee materialism and instead turn towards inner-spirituality accessed through a universal aesthetic language. White On follows in suit to Malevich´s call for “the supremacy of pure feeling or perception in the pictorial arts.”

Like Malevich, the artists in White On explore the concept of whiteness as subject and color in unique ways, often emphasizing the infinite and eternal feelings it evokes. Using a formal and more traditional practice as their means, the artists pursue a deeply spiritual end.

White is neither neutral nor blank, and this exhibition challenges viewers to explore abstraction and minimalism through a uniquely transcendent lens. Through conceptual expression of form and color, the works highlight the artists’ profound underlying explorations that drive their multimedia works. In this sense, White On flips viewers’ understanding of white´instead of blankness or void, they present an infinite color packed with a multiplicity of meanings, messages, and meditations.

White On showcases 14 artists and features a variety of mediums including painting, installation, audiovisual works and sculptures.

The exhibit runs November 27th through February 17th coinciding with Art Basel week, during which it is open from December 01 – 09, 2016.

page 586 & 587

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Kunstwelten IV
100 Artists, 100 PerspectivesPublisher: Boesner GmbH holding + innovationsISBN 978-3-928003-24-7
1st Edition 2016address: boesner GmbH holding + innovations Gewerkenstr. 2 58456 Witten, Germany, EuropeEditorial staff:Anita Brockmann, Dr. Sabine Burbaum-Machert

artist list:
Jörg Baier, Thomas Becker, Heiko Börner, Birgit Brandis, Dietmar Brixy, Bettina Bülow-Böll, Jaana Caspary, Stephen Cone Weeks, Michel Cren Pietsch, Frauke Dannert, André Debus, Marc Dittrich, Konstantino Dregos, Petra Ehrnsperger, Anke Eilergerhard, Monika Fioreschy, Thomas Fischer, Eberhard Freudenreich, Marcel Frey, Christine Gallmetzer, Harald Gangl, Anja Gangster, Anne Gathmann, Johannes Gervé, Rando Geschewski, Renate Gier, Edward B. Gordon. K. O. Götz, Katrin Günther, Nicola Hanke, Jürgen Hardtke, Sybille Hassinger, Marina Herrmann, Matthias Hirtreiter, Peter Holl, Michael Jäger, Jürgen Jansen, Raimer Jochims, Ursula Jüngst, Maureen Kägi, Sonja Kalb, Katrin Kampmann, Markus Karstieß, André Kern, Olga-Maria Klassen, Renate Koch, Sonja Koczula, Stefan F. Konrad, Kirsten Krüger, Torben Kuhlmann, Andreas Kuhnlein, Frank Kunert, Andrea Küster, Petra Lindenmeyer, Renate Löbbecke, Vera Lossau, Sophia Loth, Christin Lutze, Alfonso Mannella, Babette Martini, Matthias Moravek, Ulrike Möschel, Charlotte Mumm, Alice Musiol, Hanna Nitsch, Günter Nosch, Nubauer, Willi Otremba, Stefanie Pech, Monika Pellkofer-Grießhammer, Ulf Petermann, Jochen Plogsties, Wiebke Rahn, Susanne Rast, Mario Reis, Axel Richter, Dirk Richter, Regine Rostalki, Dirk Salz, Gela Samsonidse, Clemens Scheer, Felix Scheinberger, Werner Schlegel, Uwe Schloen, Tiemo Schröder, Piotr Sonnewend, Bernhard Sprute, Julia Tschaikner, Evelina Velkaite, Miriam Vlaming, Martin Voßwinkel, Detlef Waschkau, Carsten Westphal, Ben Willikens, Markus Wirthmann, Tina Wohlfarth, Anne Wölk, Rosemarie Zacher, H. H. Zimmermann, Heimo Zobernik

Kunstwelten IV, 2016, page 590 & 591

Kunstwelten IV, 2016, page 588 & 589

anne_woelk_portfolio free download – catalogue 2014 

catalogue published: Anne Wölk, paintings & drawings, 52 pages, German-English

ISBN-13: 978-3737525756

http://www.epubli.de/…/Anne-Wölk-Anne-Wölk-9783737525…/44184

Exhibition: 

Starz

19 May – 20 July 2016, Alfa Gallery, Miami, Florida, USA

artist list: Anne Wölk, Carla Fache, Victor Mahana, Wayne Adams, Rodolfo Edwards, Claudia Lopez-Diez, Jovan Karlo Villalba

S T A R Z
Group Exhibition
May 19th – July 20th 2016

Press release:
Alfa Gallery is pleased to announce Starz, a group exhibition featuring the work of Anne Wölk, Carla Fache, Rodolfo Edwards, Claudia López-Diez, Jovan Karlo Villalba, Victor Mahana and Wayne Adams. The exhibition runs from May 19th – July 20th, 2016 with an opening reception Thursday May 19th, from 6pm- 9pm “The agony of breaking through personal limitations is the agony of spiritual growth. Art, literature, myth and cult, philosophy, and ascetic disci- plines are instruments to help the individual past his limiting horizons into spheres of ever-expanding realization.” All of Starz’ artists tap into and explore Joseph Campbell’s notion of “spheres of ever- expanding realization.” Using bold colors and concepts, the artists visually articulate their unique understandings of life and their connections to a higher and greater power. 

Through their work and art practice, these international artists are extremely connected to the source of the universe and act as conduits in artistically downloading new ideas and bringing them to our reality in physically aesthetic and conceptually rich forms. Starz examines this idea that artists are able to transform concepts and ideas into the physical realm. In doing so, they form a connection with viewers, thus bringing new energy and ideas to audiences through their art. Then, through the act of observing, viewers are able to process and internalize the artists’ ideas and adapt them to their own personal ideologies, thus continuing the chain of creation indefinitely.Alfa Gallery is delighted to feature Starz as its inaugural show in its new gallery space in the historic Brickell Financial District. Starz showcases all of the gallery’s artists and features a variety of mediums including conceptual sculpture, oil on canvas, audio-visual, acrylic on canvas, and oil on stainless steel.

Opening reception Thursday May 19th, 6pm- 9pm. Exclusive access to VIP – RSVP only
Email us with your name to receive your entry code and info to: alfa@alfa-gallery.com 

Anne Wölk & Klemen Brun,

Ambassador’s Residence | Ljubljana, Slovenia

NEW YEAR’S RECEPTION held by Dr. Anna Elisabeth Prinz (Ambassador of Germany in Slovenia)

21st January 2016

address: Cesta 27. Aprila 51, Ljubljana

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INDEPENDENT CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY, NOTTINGHAM

Exhibition dates: 31st July – 15th August 2015

EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS

Tuesday to Friday: 12:00 – 18:00

‘What is painting today?’
With its long and rich history, painting has always been a respected medium of artistic expression. Inspiration taken by artists from the surrounding world have allowed it to evolve and redefine its meaning in a constantly changing culture. It is vital to see how painting continues to develop in a world of prominent and diversified visual culture dominated by modern technology.

Exhibition:

Luis Adelantado Valencia

Calle Bonaire 6, 46003 Valencia

Opening, Call 2015

9 July 2015 until 11 September 2015

http://www.dximagazine.com/2015/09/16/call-2015-luis-adelantado/

Galeria Luis Adelantado – Valencia   C/ Bonaire 6 46003 Valencia Spain

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For the seventeenth edition of the Call (International Call for young artists) we have selected a total of 18 proposals from among the more than 500 proposals submitted. The selection of the participating artists has been at the hand of the gallery director Olga Adelantado.

For Adelantado, this year’s presentation of proposals has been similar to last year’s, as she explains: “We have noticed that the quality of the proposals has increased significantly, which indicates a greater professionalization of the artists, something that has been happening steadily in the latest editions. “She adds: “Also noteworthy is the quality of the proposals from Spanish artists with respect to previous years, a total of 13 artists, including 7 from Valencia. The Spanish are followed by the Peruvian presence with two artists, and completing the selection with one French, one German and one Swiss artist. In all, a total of 20 artists and 18 proposals”.

The artistic careers of the participants are very diverse and plural, and although their age only range from 24 and 36 years, many of them, despite being in the first stage of their career, have to their credit an outstanding record with presence in galleries and institutions, symptom of their thoroughness and professional involvement. Some have already received awards and major endorsements. The means by which they express themselves in their work are as broad and diverse as their background.

They range from photography, drawing, painting, intervention, collage and installation to sculptural objects.

The 18 participating artists of the seventeenth edition are:

Alberto Feióo (ESP), Julia Fuentesal & Pablo Muñoz de Arenillas (ESP), Usoa Fullaondo (ESP), Ainhoa Salas & Guillermo Lechón (ESP), Javier Martín (ESP), Amanda Moreno (ESP), Nina Paszkowski (SUI), Eduardo Peral (ESP), Sergio Pilan (ESP), Mercedes Pimiento (ESP), Andreu Porcar (ESP), Juan Carlos Rosa (ESP), Cristina Santos (ESP), Iván Sikic (PER), María Tinaut (ESP), Juan Diego Tobalina (PER), Camille Tsvetoukhine (FRA) y Anne Wölk (GER)

Opening Thursday July 9th 2015

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10 April -9 May 2015
Oranienstrasse 46, 10969 Berlin Kreuzberg
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Christine Niehoff, Inés Rebelo, Rose Stevens, Anne Wölk

opening Friday, April 10

other interviews:https://erkanu.wordpress.com/tag/contemporary-young-artist-anne-wolk/

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