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Participating artists: Yuji Agematsu, Christian Bau, KP Brehmer, Peter-Ernst Eiffe, Jef Geys, iLL, Heino Jaeger, Jacqueline de Jong, Sigmar Polke, Recht auf Stadt und Alles Allen, Chris Reinecke, Annette Wehrmann and Laura Ziegler   Peter Ernst Eiffe became famous during the protests of May 1968 in Hamburg for the absurdist slogans that he wrote with a felt-tip pen on everything from traffic signs to mailb...

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Norbert Tadeusz (1940-2011) is one of the pioneers of a new figurative painting in the former Western Germany. Tadeusz formulated a clear counter-position to non-objective painting, as it largely characterized the general understanding of "modern painting" in various forms until the 1970s: he took up the experiments of color field painting of those years and transformed them into an expressive, figurative p...

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Under the titles "Verbotene Zonen" (Forbidden Zones) and "Große Prozesse" (Great Processes), the Max Ernst Museum Brühl of the LVR is presenting around 100 works by Hartmut Neumann (*1954) and Wolf Hamm (*1974) in a double exhibition. The German painter, object artist and photographer Hartmut Neumann studied painting and graphics at the Hochschule für Künste in Bremen und...

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The exhibition in the Braglia Foundation, Lugano, focuses on Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's work during his stay in the Swiss Alps from 1917 to 1938 by presenting four major themes: Shepherds, Alpine Life, Personalities from the Artist's Mountain World and the Alpine Landscape. At the same time, the 67 works reveal the artist's love of technical experimentation. In addition to oil paintings, there are pencil dra...

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Marking the 90th birthday of Heinz Mack (*1931), the Kunstpalast dedicates an exhibition to the artist, focussing primarily on his early oeuvre from the 1950s to the 1970s. The show illuminates the innovative and revolutionary spirit with which Mack unlocked new spheres of thinking and working outside academic requisites. The selection of around 100 exhibits, including a number of expansive works, traces the key stag...

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Leiko Ikemura has composed for the Caja de Burgos CAB Art Center a warning to an increasingly suffocating society. Her serene work is a transcript of her own personality. Ikemura encourages the viewer to discover mystery in her narratives and turn them into something fantastic or, on the contrary, to keep them within the bounds of reality.   Human figures transmuted into trees, personified plant organs and...

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Since 2010, the Museum Kunst der Westküste has been inviting international artists whose work to date has a connection to the particular character of the museum to Alkersum.   Entitled Made on Föhr, the exhibition initiates a new series of exhibitions accompanying the artist-in-residence programme. The group show presents a selection of photographic works, most of which a...

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Under the title »WILD/BEAUTIFUL. Animals in Art«, the Kunsthalle Emden will present a group exhibition on the theme of animal depictions in art and the ambivalent relationship between humans and animals. We are pleased to announce that the artists Stefan à Wengen and Thomas Wrede will be part of the exhibition.   Stefan à Wengen is represented with a large format canvas work entit...