I will present some of my recent paintings with Pantocrator Gallery Berlin at Swab Barcelona Art Fair 2020.

Date: 1 – 15 October
http://pantocratorgallery.com/suzhoucurrent.html?fbclid=IwAR3sfg-4o4umczKjnBNLKTeGyy4hORunfbqIZ6HNVWDsLUe90w3ahBidsGU

Pantocrátor gallery is pleased to participate at Swab art fair showing a selection of works from Dunja Jankovic, Juan Miguel Quiñones, Anne Wölk and Anton Hasler. Visit us at booth 10

more info: https://swab.es
free download exhibition catalogue

Press:

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For more than a decade, Swab has been working on the basis of a series of invariable values that define the character and philosophy of the fair, and this year, in view of the health emergency, the safety of our gallerists and visitors is at the forefront. The protection of Swab participants is our top priority, and therefore, exploring formats and ways to respond to the new reality, we proudly present an exclusively digital edition.

Swab has created a 3D virtual environment through which visitors can walk the corridors of the Italian Pavilion as if they were at the physical event, and can do so through any mobile device or computer, without having to leave home. Immersive technology and artistic quality are two of the distinctive qualities of this new edition which, from October, will be accessible to everyone via a free, international App.
At the same time, for the second consecutive year, Swab will have online coverage of Artsy, which will present the artistic proposals of the edition on its digital platform.

As this is an extraordinary edition, Swab 2020 will be held over two weeks, from 1 to 15 October 2020, and up to 70 international galleries will take part.

SWAB Awards

As in each edition, SWAB Barcelona will reward its participants for their contribution to emerging talent and contemporary art. This 2020, despite the fact that the fair will be held virtually, it will continue to award the Espronceda residency prize with an artistic stay in its Barcelona installations; the DKV prize to the best Spanish artist, the MANGO prize to the best emerging artist and the drawing prize Colección Diezy7, whose winning work is selected by a jury formed by curators and contemporary art critics. 

Acquisitions programme

Another of the classic points of the fair is its acquisition programme, which this year is formed by the Vila Casas Foundation, the Carmen & Lluís Bassat Foundation, the Civit Collection, the Lluís Coromina Foundation, the Manuel Expósito Collection and the incorporation of the Sorigué Foundation in this edition. 

Collectors Programme 

As it does every year, SWAB Barcelona promotes an international collecting programme that aims to expand the private collections of its participants and to encourage new collectors by introducing them to the knowledge and acquisition of contemporary art. This year, the programme will be switched to digital format, maintaining the activities as virtual visits to the homes of collectors from more than 7 different countries, such as Jose Luis Lorenzo from Argentina, Steven Guberek from Colombia, Alberto Rebaza from Peru, Josep Maria Civit from Barcelona or Alejandra Castro Rioseco from Dubai, getting to know in detail their most recent acquisitions and their most unique pieces. 

SWAB Thinks

Artists, gallery owners, collectors and professionals in the sector will find in Swab another year a meeting point to attend talks, round tables and debates on art and current affairs. This year, the talks will take place via videoconference and will be in the following formats

-1+1: 2 minute clips in which we will introduce our artists and gallery owners through our IGTV channel on Instagram.
-10 minutes, 10 processes: studio visits by the participating artists Ephemeral, who will show us their workshops at the Factories of Creation in Barcelona: La Escocesa, Hangar and Fabra i Coats. Other international residencies associated with the fair will also be part of this initiative, which will be communicated shortly.
-Collaboration with ArtSuper: ArtSuper is once again associated with Swab 2020 as one of its main media partners, and is carrying out a communication campaign in collaboration with the fair that includes a take over of our social networks, a series of interviews, a TOP 5 by the members of the Committee, and an analysis of the works exhibited at Swab.

List of exhibitors:

Programa General
80m2 Livia Benavides, Lima
Acapella, Naples
ADN Galeria, Barcelona
Ana Mas Projects, Hospitalet de Llobregat
Artis Galería, Córdoba
ATM, Gijón
A+B Gallery, Brescia
Embajada, San Juan
Espacio Fotográfico Carlos Caamaño, Lima
Espai Tactel Toormix, Barcelona-Valencia
etHALL, Hospitalet de Llobregat
Factoría Santa Rosa, Santiago de Chile
Gachi Prieto, Buenos Aires
Gallery Nosco, London /Marseille
Gamma, Guadalajara
Lily Robert, Paris
Miranda Bosch, Buenos Aires
MM Gallery, Buenos Aires
Montoro12, Brussels
Pabellon4 Arte Contemporáneo, Buenos Aires
Pablo Gallery, Taguig
Palmadotze, SMMonjos – Barcelona
Pantocrator Gallery, Suzhou
Quimera, Buenos Aires
RocioSantaCruz, Barcelona
RoFa Projects, Potomac
Sagrada Mercancía, Santiago 
SGR, Bogotá
SMART Gallery, Buenos Aires
The Blink Project, Valencia
Tokio Galería, Lima
 

Emerging
Clandestina, Miami
Dilalica, Barcelona
Galería Rivera, Ciudad de México
Granada Gallery, Buenos Aires
Km 0.2, Santurce
La Única, El Salvador
NOADDRESS gallery, Rio de Janeiro
Wunsch, Buenos Aires

Focus Korea
Art Delight, Seoul
G.Gallery, Seoul
Gallery Mei, Busan
One Four, Seoul

Swab Seed
AA Collections, Vienna
ABRIR, Lima
GOMO Art Space, Vienna
Mélange, Cologne
The Balcony, The Hague 
Vellum, New York
VF Projects, Tallahassee

· Espacios apadrinados por Fundació Vila Casas:
Groc Projects, Badalona. 
Homesession, Barcelona.
Trama 34, Barcelona. 

Swab on Paper
Alfa Gallery, Miami
Artists: Bea Last, Maarja Nurk and Gamaliel Herrera
MM Gallery, Buenos Aires
Artist: Carolina Simonelli
Montoro12, Brussels 
Artists: Chloé Arrouy, Martin Coste and Anthony Ngoya
Patrick Heide Contemporary Art, London
Artist: Varvara Shavrova
PIEDRAS, Buenos Aires
Artist: Teresa Giarcovich 
Ravnikar Gallery Space, Eslovenia
Artist: Maja Babic Kosir

Reading
Highchair Editions, London
Monorhetorik, Amsterdam

Video Box
Gallery VER, Thailand
MoT + + +, Vietnam
Pablo Gallery, Philippines
Pure ever, Singapore
Studio Batur, Indonesia
Supernormal Space, Singapore

My First Art Fair
G/ART/EN, Como
Kino Tonalá, Ciudad de México
Spazio ORR, Brescia
Zarinbal Khoshbakht, Köln

July 25, 2 p.m. – 10 p.m., Neumarkt, Dresden GermanyMore info: www.deifunkwuk.org/2020/06/25/projekt-nicht-museum/

A museum for contemporary art is missing in Dresden. After the fall of the wall, the project for Stella Art Gallery, meant to be a museum for contemporary art, was to be located next to ‘An der Herzogin Garten’ in Dresden. In the end, the project was just as unsuccessful as the proposal for a new building called Quartier VI (Gewandhausareal). Quartier VI was also planned as an institution for contemporary art exhibitions and was to open at Neumarkt, in Dresden, in 2007.

Now, we want to draw attention again to current and future shortcomings. We will use the floor plan of the former museum area at the Neumarkt location. We will organize a one-day demonstration in the form of an exhibition to highlight the need for a museum for contemporary art. As a result, we will create an event called ‘Non-Museum’ by bringing people and art in a short and vivid demonstration together.

The one-day event at Neumarkt is the first phase of the project. The Non-Museum of Contemporary Art Dresden should go on to use a virtual platform in order to expand and intensify the intention. It is meant to enable a discussion about a public art gallery space and its presentation form in the city.

Text German language:

Ort:  Neumarkt, Gewandhausareal am Quartier VI, bzw. im verschobenen Grundriss davor.

Termin:  Sonnabend, 25. Juli 2020 [im Kontext der KulturInseln Dresden]

Dauer: 14 Uhr bis 22 Uhr 

Ein Museum für zeitgenössische Kunst fehlt in Dresden. Nach der Wende war „An der Herzogin Garten“ die Stella-Kunsthalle ein ebenso gescheitertes Projekt wie 2007 der Neubau für das Quartier VI (Gewandhausareal) auf dem Neumarkt, wo ein Haus für zeitgenössische Kunst geplant war. 

Genau an dieser Stelle wollen wir auf den aktuellen und zukünftigen Mangel aufmerksam machen, indem wir den Grundriss des damaligen Museumsareals, östlich versetzt auf dem Neumarkt einhegen, erkennbar machen, mit Kunst, Menschen und Leben als einer temporären Demonstration für die Kunst, die Künste bespielen. 

Das eintägige Event auf dem Neumarkt ist die erste Maßnahme des Projektes; das Nicht-Museum zeitgemäßer Kunst Dresden soll weiterhin eine virtuelle Plattform zur Erweiterung und Intensivierung des Ansinnens erhalten, um auch auf diesem Weg die Auseinandersetzung mit gegenwärtiger und zukünftiger Kunst und ihrer Präsentation in der Stadt zu ermöglichen.

Künstlerliste/ Artist list:

Justine Abitbol, Local Acces, Murat Adash, Peter Aerschmann, Meder Akhmetov, Saif Al-Sobaihi, Alexandra Anthony, 22 Apparatus, Aysha E. Arar, artourette, Hiroshi Atobe, Vokal Auditiv, Kinema Avant, Gregory Ayriyan, Zbynek Baladran, Gudrun Barenbrock, Mariann Bartha, Gunther Bartel, Franca Bartholomäi, Giorgio Bartocci, Blickley & Amy Bassin, Achraf Baznani, Sandra Becker, Marcin Berdyszak, Jens Besser, Boglarka, Bicsak, Gudrun Bielz, Beate Bilkenroth, Lena Blohme, Vardi Bobrow, Roland Boden, Alexa Bodnar, Mechtild Böger, Dianne Bos, Maria Bussmann, Aristarkh Chernyshev, Adam Chodzko, Ayelen Coccoz, Franco Consales, Ivan Cordeiro, Walmor Correa, Delat Chto, Alba & Dagmar D´Ùrbano, Varady, Harmen de Hoop, Stephane Degoutin, WUK DEI FUNK, Constanze Deutsch, Jos Diegel, Alexei Dimitriev, Anna Ditscherlein, Lena Dobner, Beate Domansky, Ulrike Dornis, Andrea Mantel & Simone Eberli, Frank Eckhardt, Stefan Eder, Kokou Ekouagou, Anatoly Pavlov & Cyril Ely, ETAGE, Alex Faoro, Elsa Farbos, Sybille Feucht, Xenia Fink, Filippo Berta, Tatiana Fiodorova, Birgitt Fischer, Rüdiger Fischer, Richard Fisher, Kai Fobbe, Andreas Fogarasi, Martin Jaszai & Krisztina Franco, Anita Krämer-Frei, Tobias Freude, Mona Freudenreich, Eckehard Fuchs, Holger Fuchs, Anett Fülöp, Irina Gabiani, Dora Gaspar, Werther Germondari, Else Gold, Karo Goldt, Rainer Görß, Arti Grabowski, Georg Gräßler, Smid Aina & Marina Grzinic, Angela Gustav, BKH Gutmann, Valery Gyurov, Ruth Habermehl, Hermann Hack, Michael Hahn, Jens Hanke, Daniel Hanzlik, Fanni Hargitai, Gern am Haus, Laszlo Hegedüs, Frank Herrmann, Viktor Hertz, Winfried Hetger, Norbert W. Hinterberger, Hunor Hodos, Jenny Hoffmann, Thilo Hoffmann, Kurt Wilhelm Hofmann, Frank Höhler, Peter William Holden, Magnus Irvin, Anne Jaehnichen, Janez Jansa, Birger Jesch, Franz John, Suman Kabiraj, Marion Kahnemann, Kai Kaljo, Anna Kasten, Wolfgang P. Kastner, Anja Kaufhold, Werner Kesz & Cigi Kave, Brigitta Katyina, Annegret Kellner, Gergö Karkecz, Alexander Keuk, Kezzyn, Kristof Kintera, Andras Kiraly, Grzegorz Klaman, Michael Klipphahn, Herlinde Koelbl, Zdena Koleckova, Vladimir Kopicl, Carolin Koss, Adam Kossoff, Alena Kotzmannova, Jiri Kovanda, Vladimir Kovarik, Jan Kratochvil, Oliver Kratz, Karmen Kreti, Jan Krombholz, Alia Krulisova, Bruno Kuhlmann, Andreja Kuluncic, Martin Kuris, Andras Kurucz, Sinisa Labrovic, Ine Lamers, Sonia Laura, Marc Lee, Bea Q. Lengyel, Matthias Leupold, Katharina Lewonig, Zbigniew Libera, Chon Joo Lin, Jean-Etienne Liotard, Holger Lippmann, Ariane Littmann, Anthony Lowe, Erika Lust, Jana Lütkewitte, Tina Mamczur, Nadja Verena Marcin, Dalibor Martinis, Susi Zwick & Mathis Muda, Hicham Matini, Susanna Messerschmidt, Eduardo Molinari, Rob Moonen, Josef Moucha, Leone Oscar Moyano, Pavel Mrkus, Patrick Müller, Karam Natour, Csaba Nemes, Novak Primoz & Nika Oblak, Haralampi G. Oroschakoff, Osmar Osten, Karen Packebusch, Chantal Partariam, Sylvia Pasztor, Zsombor Papp, Zoran Pavelic, Akos Pazsitka, Lia Perjovschi, Magdalena Pfeifer, Lita Poliakova, Lisl Ponger, Reinhard Pontius, Benjamin Pourney, Lisi Prada, Lars Preisser, Henry Puchert, Samuel J. Punto, Steen Rasmussen, Anton Razvan, Paola Ricci, Andreas Rost, Karl Ingar Roys, Michael Johannes Rudloff, Simeon Ruiz Saiz, Siamon Jo Salich, Hans Schabus, Alexander Schellbach, Viola Schöpe, Henrik Schrat, Stefan Schröder, Evy Schubert, Sandra Schubert, Christian Schulze, Michael Schuster, Stefan Schwarzer, Detlef Schweiger, Joachim Seinfeld, Belle Shafir, Esther Herz-Shalev, Vivien Sikta, Chiemi Shimokawa, Shinroku Shimokawa, Katrin Sikora, LILI Skylark, Ju Sobing, Realiste Societe, Alexander Solovyov, Nefeli Soteriou, Adela Soukova, Martina Stankova, Susann Starke, Libor Stavjanik, Gerda Stender, Tobias Stengel, Tobias Sternberg, Mladen Stilinovic, Gabriele Stötzer, Olaf Stoy, Deborah Stratman, Mark Swysen, Kati Szava, Kitti Szigeti, Balint Szombathy, Kent Tate, Miriam Thyes, Heyer Thurnheer, Hare Nadav & Kat Tolkovsky, Zvi Tolkovsky, Nguyen Duy & Toshinari Ei, Emese Toth, Celine Trouillet, Anna Tsukanova-Kott, Eckhard Twistel, Anna Tyczynska, Tudor Florin & Mona Vatamanu, Daniel Adrian Venegas La Reta, Raphaela Vogel, Antoine Watteau, Erika Walther, Stefanie Weberhofer, Grit Wendelberger, Donata Wenders, Michael Wendt, Ines Westenhöfer, Virgil Widrich, Denise Winter, Wochenklausur, Karla Woisnitza, Anne Wölk, Zentrum für politische Schönheit, Arseny Zhilyaev, Tanja Zimmermann, Zonenkinder, Jeff Zorrilla, Helena Zubler  

Press Release

Jun 12th – Sep 15thOnline Exclusive

Alfa Gallery is pleased to present BOOTH 07 | Online Viewing Rooms. 

This online event presents collectors with the opportunity to explore and purchase artworks from ARTSY .

Alfa Gallery virtual platform connecting the world’s leading artists with our global network of collectors and art enthusiasts. Our first edition will go live via Artsy on Friday, June 12, 2020.

Alfa Gallery Artists from Europe, North America, Latin America, Africa, and Asia make up the list of participants in Alfa’s first iteration of Online Viewing Rooms.
https://www.artsy.net/show/alfa-gallery-booth-07

artist list: Wayne Adams, Jason Hughes, Gelah Penn, Paul Amundarain, Denize Treizman, ANNE WÖLK, Jovan Karlo Villalba, Carla Fache, Victor Mahana, Gamaliel Herrera, Maureen Meyer, Laura Mosquera, Maria Konstanse Bruun, Fabian Bürgy, Charlotte Pann, Tetsuya Fukushima, Ioannis Lassithiotakis, Aileen Kelly, Peter Manion, Keith Francis, Ana Vila, Maarja Nurk, Annette Mewes-Thoms, Guido Winkler, Trine Stissing, Gijs Pape, Gibbs Rounsavall, Nicolas Vionnet, Florentina Otari, Jose Maria Banus, Anne Commet, Solveig Aalberg, Anne-Sophie Ogaard, Karolina Madrzecka, Per Lunde Jorgensen, Sherna Teperson, Sophia Hatwagner, Michael Francis Ryan, Geoff and Eilidh Lucas, Kristen Lorentzen, Alexandra Severinsson, Andre Costa, Jan Flemming, Yun Ling Chen, Anthony Sullivan, Harmen van der Tuin, Laura Duerwald, Boldizsar Szenteczki, Bea Last, AdrianaJimenez, Lavinia Gallie, Tomas Predka, Alexander Bühler, Nici Bungey, Sebastien Gaudette, Heike Kelter, Martino Lorenzon, Cecilia Sjoholm, Jonathan Adolphe, Tom Cartmill, Andrew Clausen, Kathrin Ganser, Vaclav Koci, Kaline Carter, Jennie L. Kiessling, Mel Prest, Trevor Richards, Ermina Avramidou, Tali Benbassat, Kit Brown, Mirja Busch, Anne Steinhagen, Jürgen Bauer, Magda Amarioarei, Daniel Morata Gressel

The World’s First Virtual Printmaking Biennial / Dünyanın İlk Sanal Baskıresim Bienali 12 June – 14 September 2020
address:
İLETİŞİM BİLGİLERİ

Yıldız Teknik Üniversitesi
Sanat ve Tasarım Fakültesi
Davutpaşa Kampüsü
Esenler/İSTANBUL

Phone: +905375853239
Email: lkaplanoglu@gmail.com
Web: www.engravist.art

The world’s first virtual printmaking biennial is opening on the 12^th of June, 2020 with 54 countries, more than 600 artists and 7 virtual galleries!

Engravist, which has been organizing international workshops, exhibitions and various events on printmaking since 2016, is breaking new ground in the 2020 project.

People who closed themselves in their homes due to the pandemic process around the world have established more significant connections through the digital environment. Distances have disappeared in the world that has become a universal village within virtual networks. Along with many other fields, cultural and artistic activities also increased in digital environment. Art reflected once again its strength for giving people a dream of a better future. 

Since establishment, Engravist has set out to transform the crises in general in the world in a positive way with the healing power of art, to contribute to the global communication and interaction cycle, to open way for its access to the international art environment and to create a dynamic synergy amongst artists from all over the world. International Virtual Engravist Printmaking Bienal will bring together more than 600 artists from 54 countries in 7 virtual galleries. 

Engravist has carried out many exhibitions, workshops, events and projects at the national and international level in the field of printmaking since its establishment. In contribution to social responsibility projects it organised printmaking workshops involving various techniques with many students, academics and artists and created projects for young, promising artists. Engravist, has gained an inspirational structure with sustainable methods by expanding its range with the experience by bringing more activities to the world art environment.

It will be the world’s first virtual art biennial

In 2018, it took the first step of the biennial by organizing an exhibition with around 250 works by 200 artists from 16 countries. The dream of Engravist for 2020 was to increase the number of artists and to reach more countries and to make a printmaking biennial. Due to the pandemic process in the world, this dream was brought to digital environment.

Called for artists  with the “What would you like to say about a better World?” slogan, hundreds of artists from all over the world participated. As a result of the jury evaluations, the artists to take part in the biennial were determined. “International Virtual Engravist Printmaking Bienal” will bring together art lovers in 7 virtual galleries with 54 countries, more than 600 artists. “International Virtual Engravist Printmaking Bienal” due to be opened on the 12th June 2020, will be the first virtual art biennial in the world.

Art events at the international level allow, countries at closed poles and people unaware of each other, to create awareness about each other. In this context, the scope of meeting the global dimension with the power of the virtual environment is expanding. International Virtual Engravist Printmaking Bienal also offers artists the opportunity to present themselves at an international platform as an art event held on a local stage but moved into a universal level.

About Engravist 

Organizing “International Printmaking Events”, Engravist was founded in 2016 by Assoc. Dr Lütfü Kaplanoğlu. The name “Engravist” was created by combining the English word “engraving”, which means engraving, scraping, and the “ist” suffix that makes it meaningful. “International Istanbul Engravist Printmaking Events” in Turkey, in scope and action is known as the first of its kind. 

Since 2016, 1 international symposium, many workshops and exhibitions have been organized by Engravist. In addition to world-renowned artists and academicians, young artists also took part in the projects. Furthermore, social responsibility projects were also supported. Printmaking resources were created with the proceedings book and work catalogs. 

Engravist printmaking events and activities aim to bring together national and international printmaking artists under the same roof and create a synergy in the field.

artist list of the International Virtual Engravist Printmaking Bienal, which will be held between June 12 and September 14, 2020, with 54 countries, more than 600 artists, 7 virtual galleries, are listed below:

A.Ebru Durmaz, A.Samet Aydın, Abbas Tuncer, Abdulmetin Siyam, Abhishek Badriprasad Chourasiya, Abhishek Tiwari, Abhishek, Abhishikha Tripathi, Adem Aksuoğlu, Adem Yücel, Admir Ganić, Adriana Lucaciu, Afsah Ahmed Shaikh, Agnieszka Lech, Ahamad Abbas Abuji, Ahmet Çakmak, Ahmet Fatih Özmen, Ahmet Polat, Alberto Balletti, Albulena Bilalli, Alejandra Coirini, Alejandro Barreto, Aleksandra Lasoń, Alexander Lazarkov, Alexander Tatarenko, Aleyna Arslan, Aleyna Damla Okumuş, Aleyna Işık, Ali Doğan, Alicia Gallego, Aliye Arslan, Amiya Ranjan Ojha, Ana Giuffrida, Ana Spasova, Ana Trifunović, Ana Vivoda, Andrea Rodríguez Torres, Andreina Argiolas, Andro Banovac, Angela Maari, Angela Vinciguerra, Aníbal Hernández Medina, Anita Kaur, Anna Polinskaya, Anne Wölk, Anns Rashid Rather, Anshuka Mahapatra, Anthony Visconti, Anu Ahuja, Anu Prajapat, Anubhab Pal, Anup, Anupama Dey, Ari Sarkis Alper, Arif Ziya Tunç, Arvind Sharma, Asiye Yıldız, Asma Nasrin, Aşkın Bahadır, Ataman Oğuz, Attri Chetan, Ayben Kaynar Tanır, Aybüke Güneş, Aycan Madran, Ayça Karaca, Ayhan Özer, Aysel Beyza Ata, Aysen Yılmaz, Aysın Akay, Ayşe Anıl, Ayşe Güngör, Ayşe Okul, Ayşe Uçuk, Ayşegül Kalkan, Ayşenur Bayram, Bağdagül Demirtürk, Barbara Komaniecka, Barış Aydın, Basri Mekolli, Beata Kolakowska, Bedia Zeynep Çakar, Behiye Arat, Bekir Can Mutlu, Belgin Onar Durmaz, Berna Karaçalı, Betül Çolban, Beyhan Cansu, Beyza Purtaş, Beyza Salcı, Bhagyashri Dange, Bhagyashri Girish KT, Bilal Khalid, Bilgen Baysal, Birsen Küpeli, Bislim Elshani, Branka Marković, Briar Craig, Burak Çolak, Burak Erim, Burak Satar, Burcu Bayazıt, Burcu Erbektaş Aslan, Burcu Günay, Burcu Özyılmaz, Burçak Balamber, Burçin Demir, Burhan Ahmeti, Buse Deveci, Büşra Gün, Büşra Meydan, Büşra Nur Çat, Büşra Nur Kutluay, Büşra Tütüncü, Canan Bilge, Canay Güven, Candan Özcan, Cansu Altun, Cansu Subaylar, Carmine Maurizio Muolo, Carolina Korber, Caroline Koenders, Carolyn Muskat, Cecile Bank, Cecilia Vaccarezza, Cennet İnce Erdoğdu, Ceyda Güler, Chang Hui Ju, Chitramsen Anik, Cidal Hazar, Cihan Canbolat, Cleo Wilkinson, Çetin Yılmaz, Çiğdem Koca, Çiğdem Menteşoğlu Chatzoudas, Damian idzik Idzikowski, Damlasude Tunca, Damon Kowarsky, Deepak Kumar Mandal, Delil Tarım, Demir Kardaş, Denis Gashi, Denis Lotarev, Denitsa Ivancheva Ivanova,Aleksandrova, Deniz Erol, Deniz Serkan Özcan, Derin Ekin Tuksal, Derya Aydoğan, Derya Topçu, Devrim Üz, Dilan Oktay, Dilara Miller, Dilay Yılmaz, Dimple B Shah, Dizar Ercivan Zencirci, Doğu Gündoğdu, Döne Arısoy, Dragana Dojčinović, Duygu Erkılınç, Duygu Sabancılar, Ecem Ayalp, Eda Çığırlı, Edanur İpek, Ejmel Yalçıntaş, Ekin Kano, Ekrem Özgün, Elçin Ünal, Elena Hilodec, Eliane Santos Rocha, Elif Beyaz, Elif Çelebi, Elif Çelik, Elif Ergen, Elif Feyza Türkmen, Elif Mahmur Yılmaz, Elif Tarlakazan, Elif Tekdağ, Elif Türker, Elma Sherifi, Elvin Akkan Acet, Elvira Allahyarova, Emanuela Kovach, Emel Özcan, Emran Hosen, Engin Aslan, Ercüment Morgök, Ergin Koç, Erhun Şengül, Eric Mummery, Erkan Çatık, Erkin Keskin, Erol Murat Yıldız, Ersan Sarıkahya, Esad Jasarevic, Esin Selimoğlu, Esra Bülte Selçuk, Esra Doğan, Esra Doğangül, Esra Kaygusuz, Esra Luta, Esra Meral, Esranur Kılınç, Eugeniusz Delekta, Evi Athanasiou, Ezgi Bal, Faize Bostan, Faruk Çelik, Fatma Demirkol, Fatma Meriç Erçetin, Fatma Rümeysa Patır, Fatma Ülger, Fedail Yılmaz, Fehim Huskovic, Ferhat Koyuncu, Fernando Gómez Alvarez, Feyza Özçelik, Fırat Payan, Filiz Kara Bilgin, Floki Gauvry, Füsun Sünnetçioğlu, Gaurang Garg, Gergana Ivanova, Gilead Tadmor, Gizem Sevinç, Gizem Vatansever, Gohil Krunalkumar Rajeshbhai, Gökce Kılıç, Gökçe İpek, Gözde Özaltun, Gpuranga Behera, Graham Hall, Gretha Helberg, Guillermo Velásquez, Gunnar Nilmén, Guy Langevin, Gülay Kaba, Gülay Yavuzdemir, Gülcan Değet, Güler Şıhaliyeva, Gülin Çakır, Gülten Kahraman, Gürkan Çay, Hadi Kuzu, Halit Aker, Hamid Binandeh, Hamid Reza Bashiri, Hannah,Amelia King, Harshita jain, Hatice Bengisu, Hatice Çöklü, Hatice Kaya, Hatice Yazıcı, Hatice Zınkıldamaz, Heather Muise, Henrike Franz, Henryk Krolikowski, Hilda Paz Levozan, Hiro-omi Takeuchi, Hulievych Srhii, Hülya Avdan, Hülya Demirok, Hyunju Kim, Igor Cvacho, Ilaria Massa, Ilse Taylor Hable, Indrani Routh, Ioannis Anastasiou, Irena Lawruszko, Isabel Duarte, Ishita Agrawal, Ishu Jindal, Ivana Flegar, Ivana Vidic, Ivone Tejerina, İbrahim Çabuk, İnci Arslan, İnci Çokneşeli, Jakub Zdejszy, Jasneet SIngh Bindra, Jayant Sharma, Jelena Jovančov, Jelena Petrovic Lukovic, Jenia Afroze Jerry, Jennifer Lima, Jintu Mohan Kalita, Jo Ann Morning, Julia Pärnänen, Jyotirmay Dalapati, Kader Bedircan Altın, Kader Öztürkmen, Kader Sürmeli, Kadriye Yıldırım, Kamil Zaleski, Kamila Bednarska, Kamruzzaman, Kapil Verma, Karina Kharaneka, Károly Pató, Katarina Rakić, Katerina Ristovska, Katia Lazar, Keegan Adams , Kemal YıldızKeziban Kibar, Kristina Zilinskaite, Kübra Gürleşen, Laurent Letourmy, Leontii Gryniuk, Leyla Hancı, Liliana Esteban, Lina Elif Öztürk, Ljiljana Arsić, Luigi Casalino, Lukasz Cywicki, Lulzime Osmani, Lütfi Akdeniz, Lütfiye Aydoğdu Bahar, Lütfü Kaplanoğlu, Magda Szplit, Mahmure Ayşen Erte, Mahmut Sami Öztürk, Maja Dokudowicz, Małgorzata Chomicz, Małgorzata Stanielewicz, Mami Mandal, Manisha Solanki, Manjunath Honnapura, Marco Poma, Margarita Zhurunova, Mari Endo, Maria D’Apuzzo, Maria Deak Nemeth, Maria Gabriela Kovacevich, Maria Grammatikou, María Mizrahi, Maria Tirotta, Marija Curk, Marius Martinescu, Martin R. Baeyens, Martin Sevcovic, Martin Ware, Maryana Myroshnychenko, Matias Javier Ybarra, Maya Tcholakova, Mayuri Kedar Joshi, Md. Saifuddin Saifu, Mediha Sevinç, Medine Belikara, Mehak Chawla, Mehmet Güler, Melda Demir, Melek Erat, Melihat Tüzün, Melike Bakar Fındıkçı, Melis Sucuoğlu Doğan, Melis Yılmaz, Meltem Söylemez, Meltem Zeynep Yücel, Mersija Dzankovic, Merve Altun, Merve Bedriye Tokdemir, Merve Ceyhan, Merve Kubat, Merve Özel, Merve Şeker, Micheline Couture, Mila Djajic, Milana Stijak, Milind Atkale, Mine Saraç Doğan, Mine Zereyalp, Miona Racić, Miriam G. Trauwitz, Miriana Pino, Miss ijaz, Molefe Thwala, Moustafa Saeed Abdel Aziz Abdel Hamid, Muhammed Gürbüz, Mukesh K. Saini, Murat Torun, Murat Yıldız, Musa Köksal, Mustafa Küçüköner, Münevver Cillov, Münüre Şahin, N. Pratyush Kumar Choudhury, Nalan Yırtmaç, Natalia Koren Kropf, Natalya Lotareva, Navya Sachdeva, Naz Önen, Necile Tokgöz, Necla Demir, Necla Tosmur, Neermala Luckeenarain, Neha Chakraborty, Nélida Dias De Campos, Nemanja Vučković, Nergiz Yıldız, Nesrin Bingöl, Nevena Stojinov, Nevin Yavuz Azeri, Nikola Dabić, Nikola Djelosevic, Nikola Radosavljević, Nikos Arvanitidis, Nilgün Kılınçaslan, Nilgün Köseoğlu, Nilüfer Çokşen, Nimet Kaymaz, Nitiksha Dawar, Norasikin Bt Zainuddin Ekin, Nur Çağlak, Nuran Çalık Güngör, Nurgül Bora, Nuriye Belgen, Nurşen Balcı, Nurudin Mašović, Nükhet Ata, Oleksii Sobolevskyi, Olesya Dzhurayeva, Olga Chekalina, Orkide Ruşen Ceylan, Osman Batur İnan, Ömer Faruk Üzel, Ömer Oytun Onur, Özge Saldıray, Özgür Çağlar Yılmaz, Özlem Kötez, Öznur Özdemir, Öznur Şahinkaya, Padma Karmakar, Paola Lucrezi, Paul Harvey Scull, Paweł Delekta, Pelin Karakaş, Perihan Üstüntaş, Perla Margulies, Petra Czakó, Pınar Kaya, Pınar Otyam, Piyush Aggrawal, Prabhleen Kaur, Prachi Sahasrabudhe, Pranjit Sarma, Priyanka Kumar, Priyanshu Chaurasia, Priyoum Talukdar, Purnima Ngangom, Rabia Bağır, Rabia Bürhan, Rabiha Arslan Yıldırım, Rabita Kisi, Radka Hrabovska, Radmila Korać, Rahuldev Seram, Rakesh  Bani, Rakhil Rubanik, Rakib Alam Shanto, Rama Chandra Majhi, Ramazan Ilgaz, Rasim Soylu, Reneta Szyszlak, Reno Megy Setiawan, Rexhep Kahrimani, Richa Maheshwari, Rida Basit Khan, Rishi Kumar, Rob Fawaz Aziz, Rossen Stanoev, Rostislava Todorova, Royalkriss Thangjam, Ruhat Hırçıl, Ruhi Çay, Rumyana Karastamova, Ruth Stanton, Ruttiporn Leepanuwong, Ryan Farley, Sadife Tekin, Safet Hadžić,Safa, Sagarika Maharana, Sahil Mathur, Salih Geçimli, Samadhi Vinciguerra, Samet Şişek, Samet Uğur, Sanja Brezičanin, Sanjana Saxena, Sara Lazarević, Sarah Kinard, Sawani Chaudhary, Sebahattin Alaca, Sebile Güngör, Seda Şimşek, Sedefnur Merve Özbek, Selda Eren, Selin Göksel, Selma Destanoğlu, Selma Durukanoğlu, Selvihan Kılıç Ateş, Sema Özevin, Semih Aytekin, Semra Can, Semra Doğan Ak, Sena Sagun, Sena Sengir, Sercan Koçak, Serdar Dartar, Sergiy Hrapov, Serkan Yılmaz, Serpil Kaptan, Serpil Özsalman, Serra Salcı, Sevinç Bayraktar, Seyit Mehmet Buçukoğlu, Sezin Türk Kaya, Shahnaz Aghayeva, Shaila Sharmin, Shanze Zohreh, Sharmin Sultana, Sheetal Chaudhary, Sheetal Sharma, Shivani Mamgain, Shweta Urane, Sırrı Doğu Erte, Sibel Çalık, Siddhi S. Belwalkar, Simran Yagyik, Sinem Algan, Smiti Verma, Sofia Chatzimichail, Somnath Gayen, Sona Kapoor, Sourav Nandi, Stanislaw Cholewa, Stephen Menon, Stuti Vasavada, Sude Gümüş, Sumeja Becovic, Sumon Bej, Sumon Sutro Dhar, Suna Özbahar, Suna Özgür Karaalan, Sunandita Bandhu, Surajit Adhikary, Susanne Dagmar Olsen, Sümeyra Demirbaş, Sümeyye Öztürk, Svetlana Volosiuk, Şefika Süslü, Şefkat Biber, Şerife Şen Akkaş, Şeyda Canpolat, Şükran Ulucan, Tahir Büyükkaragöz, Tania Chou, Tansu Aslan, Tanushka Singha, Tayyib Ala, Tezcan Bahar, Thabo Motseki, Thais Tha, Therese Gabriel Wilkins, Thy Nguyen, Tibor Jaeger, Tomaž Jelenc, Tracy L Templeton, Tribeni Devi, Tribhuvan Kumar, Tuğba Nur Yiğit, Tukuna Dakua, Urmila V G, Utku Öksüz, Uygar Sözer, Ümit Güvendi Ulutaş, Ümit Parsıl, Ümran Solcan, Valdeta Ibishi, Valdeta Vuçitërna, Valeri Chakalov, Vasil Kolev, Venugopal V G, VIktorija Križanović, Victoria Bilogan, Vidya Repal, INDIA, Vladimir Stankovic, Vladimir Vereschagin, Vlado Goreski, Wania Shaikh, Yaroslav Makarov, Yasemen İslamoğlu, Yavuz Saraçoğlu, Yeliz Vural, Yeşim Ezgi Ulaş, Yogesh Kumar, Yunus Kaya, Yunus Yılgın, Zafer Kalfa, Zahira İbrahim Mohamed, Zeynep Kartal, Zeynep Özbütün, Zijad Hajdaragić , Zuhal Topoyan , Zuzanna Kabała

6-7 June 2020

Online Studio visits with artists based in Berlin Pankow, Prenzlauer Berg & Weißensee

address:
Studio Anne Wölk:
Amalienpark 4 13187 Berlin,
Germany

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

Performance: Claudia Garbe
Cinématographie: Katy Otto, Judith Kuhlmann

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.”?
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https://www.facebook.com/Das-Werk-zum-Sonntag-111319090553116/

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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.

https://www.nhscharitiestogether.co.uk
Shipping will take place when lockdown has been lifted to avoid risk of spreading Coronavirus

You can purchase the following artworks:

£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.

£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 Xuereb Seidu
Art Gallery
in 17, Tigne Street,
Sliema, SLM3141, Malta, EU

 

from 1st May- 16th May 2020
opening night will be on 30th April 2020
more info: http://ow.ly/wZPb50xLmBA

link to gallery: https://www.christinexart.com/collections/20×20-art-on-paper-exhibition/products/anne-wolk-starscape-2

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.

link to gallery:https://www.christinexart.com/collections/20×20-art-on-paper-exhibition/products/anne-wolk-starscape-1

artist list: The artists are: Alexander Chernavsky – Alexandra Aquilina – Anabel Cordina – Andreana Boldarini- Andrew Borg – Angie Balzan -Anne Wölk- Antje Liemann – Antoine Xuereb – Anthony Weitz – Asli Canpolat – Belukhina Ekaterina – Bernd Reichert – Chiara Micallef – David Pisani – Debbie Bonello – Dina Belaia – Elena Degenhardt – Ethelbert Perini – Fatma Ramadan – Federica Giallombardo – Iella- Johanna Almgren – Johannes Christopher Gerard – John Paul David – Joyce Camilleri – Juan Almarza Anwandter – Katel Delia – Magdalena Frankowska – Magdalena Parfieniuk – Mathilde Brebant – Mia Anastasi – Moira Cutajar – Oksana Bergen – Olaug Vethal – Oskaras Povilenas- Patricia O’Brien – Paul Edmonson – Rachel Fenech – Ronan Crowley – Rupert Cefai – Sarah Calleja – Sarka Kadlecova – Sergio Muscat – Silvio John Camilleri – Stephania Micallef – Victoria Afonasenkova – Yvonne Vignes – Zack Ritchie 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMFTMdacOEo

https://www.instagram.com/p/CGXIljenmmp/

Exhibition 15/02/20–21/03/20
Opening: 14/02/20 from 7–10 pm

www.scottyenterprises.de
address:
Oranienstraße 46,
10969 Berlin, Germany

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.”

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/