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WHITECONCEPTS at Art Market Budapest 2023
WHITECONCEPTS at Art Market Budapest 2023
October 11, 2023 In News No Comment

PRESENTING SARA BERTI

Sara Berti’s artistic vision is deeply rooted in the contemplation of spatial experiences, encompassing both the internal realm of our homes and the external sphere of public spaces. Her unconventional approach to traditional mediums such as paintings and drawings invites viewers to perceive these works within a vacuum or framed space, intriguingly interweaving associations of detachment, isolation, displacement, but also protection, hiding or being alone with oneself.

Berti’s art serves as a poignant commentary on our consumerist society, highlighting the interplay between art and consumerism. The sculptures encased in vacuums and even the refrigerator sculptures speak to the ever-expanding boundaries of our materialistic world, challenging us to reflect upon our relationship with both objects and people.

One cannot overlook the profound symbolism encapsulated in the vivid fluorescent pink color adorning many of Berti’s creations. This hue symbolizes artificiality, the isolation from external worlds, and, most importantly, the resilience and strength that resides within the (feminine) identity—a powerful model for resolving contemporary conflicts.

Throughout her body of work, Sara Berti consistently emphasizes the realm of human spirituality as a unifying thread across diverse times and cultures. This spirituality acts as a wellspring of inspiration, driving her to experiment with new techniques while maintaining a strong foundation in traditional artistic practices.

Join us in exploring Sara Berti’s thought-provoking artistic journey, where she challenges our perceptions of space, society, and the human experience.

We welcome you at ART MARKET BUDAPEST 2023 (Oct 18 – 21), Booth 403,
BÁLNA BUDAPEST, Fővám tér 11-12, Budapest 1093 / HUNGARY.

The installation is kindly supported by TC thermotechnika crown cool.

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WHITECONCEPTS at VOLTA Basel 2022
WHITECONCEPTS at VOLTA Basel 2022
June 16, 2022 In News No Comment

PRESENTING: Wanda Stang / Myrthe Rödelberger / Kerstin Dzewior

LOCATION: ELYS, ELSÄSSERSTRASSE 215A, Booth D7

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The works of the three young German artists deal with a kind of eco-feminism. As a part of feminism, it sees the environmental protection and the relationship between women and the earth as the basis for artistic research and practice. The term was influenced by the French writer Françoise d’Eaubonne (1974). She calls for an egalitarian, collaborative society in which there is no dominant group.

For VOLTA Basel, the selected works relate to culture, religion, literature and iconography as well as the potential to reconnect nature. The different perspectives are brought into a dialogue, which allows the viewers to circulate between different levels of reality and perception as well as the dream.

„Eco-feminism can be seen as a combination of natural philosophical, social scientific and historical perspectives to deal with the feminist perspective in front of ecological crisis. It is also an appreciation of the always changing social sculpture and the liveliness of nature.” Nicole Loeser, curator and gallery director

Wanda Stang

Whiteconcepts Gallery, Wanda Stang, Die sanfte Stärke, Acryl on linen, 2021

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Myrthe Roedelberger

Whiteconcepts Gallery, Myrthe Roedelberger, Nahimana Eiche, 2020

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Veronika Witte at Museum for Contemporary Art, Novi Sad
Veronika Witte at Museum for Contemporary Art, Novi Sad
October 17, 2019 In News No Comment

EXHIBITION: 18.10.2019 – 25.11.2019

OPENING: 18.10.2019 19:00

Ne naginji se kroz prozor | Do not lean out with Veronika Witte

LOCATION: Dunavska 37, 21101 Novi Sad, Serbia

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Participating artists: Jovan Balov, Jan Bejšovec, Archi Galentz, Pablo Hermann, Patrick Huber, Henrik Jacob, Karen Koltermann, Ute Lindner, Daniel Sambo-Richter, Karen Stucke, Kata Unger, Veronika Witte, Andreas Wolf, Frank Diersch.

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Seet Van Hout at Gelderland Biennale
Seet Van Hout at Gelderland Biennale
October 6, 2019 In News No Comment

10.10.2019 – 27.11.2019, Group show with Seet van Hout

LOCATION: Gelberland Biennale, Utrechtsweg 87. NL 6812 Arnhem, The Netherlands

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The artist Seet van Hout participates in Gelderland Biennale 2019. The concept of this year’s biennial is “Man and the Nature”.

Nature has always been a main metaphor, a mirror for the soul, and one of the most used themes in art history.
The concept of Man and Nature also plays an important role in Seet van Hout’s artworks as every little thing can be connected to the garden. She portrays the concepts of garden intuitively in her work using embroidery for the detailed drawings and painting for the feelings of ambiguity.

Gelderland Biennale takes place for the first time in Arnhem and Nijmegen with the joined forces of Museum Arnhem and Museum Her Valkhof.

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Katrin Korfmann at Bau-Xi Gallery Vancouver
Katrin Korfmann at Bau-Xi Gallery Vancouver
October 3, 2019 In News No Comment

EXHIBITION: 05.10.2019 – 17.10.2019
OPENING: 05.10.2019 17:00

Group Show: Pattern Recognition with Katrin Korfmann

LOCATION: 3045 GRANVILLE STREET, VANCOUVER, BC V6H 3J9

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Featuring works by Bratsa Bonifacho, Kim Keever, Katrin Korfmann, George Byrne and Chris Shepherd, and Jeffrey Milstein.

Painter Bratsa Bonifacho uses order, dis-order and geometric grids in his typographic exploration of sign processes and modes of visual communication, while photographers George Byrne and Katrin Korfmann both utilize composite imagery to subvert the mimetic nature of the photo medium and to act as an intervention with the its relation to a distinct time and space.

Toronto-based photographer Chris Shepherd formulates sculptural assemblages which realize a coterminous hybridity as both construction material and art object. Kim Keever incorporates the element of chance in his large scale works by pouring paints into water to create fluid, evocative compositions.

This curated selection of meticulously constructed and highly detailed artworks reflect the ways in which the photographic lens or painter’s brush activates their respective subject matter. Milstein abstracts familiar landmarks and built environments through the immediacy of flattened depths and the remove of heightened perspective, to prompt a reduction of form into geometric designs of shapes and graphic patterns of pure color.

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Veronika Witte at Wolf-Galentz
Veronika Witte at Wolf-Galentz
September 20, 2019 In News No Comment

EXHIBITION: 27.09.2019 – 29.10.2019

OPENING: 27.09.2019 19:00

Der Blick auf uns – Group show with Veronika Witte

LOCATION: Wollankstraße 112a | 13187 Berlin

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Participating artists: Jovan Balov, Marc Haselbach, Henrik Jacob, Ute Lindner, Edvardas Racevicius, Fritz Stier, Kata Unger, Ekkehard Vree, Veronika Witte

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Christoph Both-Asmus at CatPlanet
Christoph Both-Asmus at CatPlanet
August 30, 2019 In News No Comment

Group show: 31.08.2019 + 01.09.2019, 17:00 – 22:00

LOCATION: tȇte Gallery, Schönhauser Allee 161A, 10435 Berlin

The environmental artist Christoph Both-Asmus has dedicated his shown work to the forest guide Sergey Shaytarov who introduced him a while ago to a book by Yuri Schibnev titled “Stalking the Spotted Panther”.

People are nowadays very disconnected from nature, more than half of the world population lives in cities and has lost touch to animals and other organisms. Therefore, the artist is dedicated to show the beauty of biodiversity and tries to capture the beauty of nature and its efforts to preserve it.

For his new collage he connects his work to that of Yuri Schibnev by taking his photo of Amur leopards to reflect on the biological category of an indicator species that reflects a specific environmental condition.

Christoph Both-Asmus combines his art with ecology and questions what diagnose of ecosystem health can be understood by people.

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Mike Dargas at C24 Gallery
Mike Dargas at C24 Gallery
July 2, 2019 In News No Comment

Solo Show : 10.07.2019 – 21.09.2019

LOCATION: 560 WEST 24TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10011, USA
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REFLECTION OF DREAMS
Opening Reception: JULY 10, 6-8PM

The exhibition consists of seven new large-scale and two new smaller-scale oil paintings. His provocative, hyper-realistic style together with his meticulous attention to detail create a sense of immediacy that is textured and visceral. A deeper look at his work reveals a fascination with intimacy, a kind of personal and private experience, conjured by an inflaming of the senses. His paintings, though extremely sensual, go beyond the erotic, towards an exploration of self-awareness and love, and a reinvigoration of innocence, genuine emotion and sacredness.

Mike Dargas’ solo exhibition is presented in conjunction with a group show featuring artists from Field Projects, as part of C24’s ongoing series of partnerships with non-profit and artist-run arts organizations.

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Seet Van Hout at Municipal Gallery Paderborn
Seet Van Hout at Municipal Gallery Paderborn
June 15, 2019 In News No Comment

Exhibition: 21.06.2019 – 15.09.2019

“Building the Garden” – Solo Exhibition of Seet van Hout

LOCATION: Im Schloßpark 12, 33104 Paderborn, Germany

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The exhibition with works by the Dutch artist Seet van Hout (Nijmegen, *1957) transforms the gallery into an atmospheric pictorial space. Her works, which combine flowing painting, drawn embroidery and free thread play, are of high aesthetics and fascinating density. Abstract forms and embroidered plant motifs combine in the pictures into a profound cosmos that creates an imaginary garden between growth and decay, scientific illustration and sensuality.

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Christoph Both-Asmus at 48h Neukölln Festival Berlin
Christoph Both-Asmus at 48h Neukölln Festival Berlin
June 11, 2019 In News No Comment

Baum Raum – Open Air Studio: 15.06.2019 + 16.06.2019, 13 – 15h / 16 – 18h

PERFORMANCES by Chika Takabayashi and Christoph Both-Asmus
LOCATION: St. Jacobi Park / Urban Gardening Project Prinzessinnengarten Collective Berlin, Hermannstraße 99, 12051 Berlin

Baum Raum (engl. tree space) will be inaugurated in the frame of 48h Neukölln Festival in Berlin. The artist duo will do performances, exhibit Chica’s “Sour Dough Installations” and facilitate workshops in the St. Jacobi Park every Wednesday.

An essential part are explorations of being in nature to help growing environmental awareness, forging human connections to nature by sharing knowledge and experiencing nature poetically, through art. After climbing trees and living a stone cage Christoph Both-Asmus and Chika Takabayashi  encourage their audience to work free and intuitively with the elements, such as leaves, soil, wood, water.

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