Art Karlsruhe
Art Karlsruhe
art Karlsruhe, in focus Galerie, Burkhard Arnold
February 18 - 21 2016
participating artists: Susan Dobson, Heinrich Heidersberger, Thomas Kellner, Michal Macku, William Ropp, Antonin Tesar, Hans Jürgen Raabe (OAS)
Messeallee 1
76287 Rheinstetten
Germany
www.art-karlsruhe.de
“[…] Kellner's photographs incorporate a new vision, contemporary and organic.” Scheit-Koppitz, Stefanie, Brasília. 50 anos de utopia moderna. Thomas Kellner. Karla Osorio Netto 2010 Editora ARP Brasília, Brasil page 29
Thank you
Thank you to Burkhard and Anja Arnold for bringing my work to this very prestigous fair in Karlsruhe.
Thank you to Germany TV SWR for visiting our booth of in focus Gelrie at Art Karlsruhe.
Katalog zur Messe
dpa über die Art Karlsruhe
Danke an die dpa Journalistin für diesen Artikel, der in über 40 Zeitungen und Zeitschriften im print und online erschienen ist.
Hier einige Beispiele:
http://www.stern.de/lifestyle/-art-karlsruhe---die-banalitaet-des-kohlkopfes-6703852.html
http://www.zeit.de/news/2016-02/17/kunst-art-karlsruhe-die-banalitaet-des-kohlkopfes-17160802?print
http://www.frankenpost.de/ueberregional/boulevard/art-Karlsruhe-Die-Banalitaet-des-Kohlkopfes;art2794,4666389
http://www.ostsee-zeitung.de/Nachrichten/Kultur/art-Karlsruhe-Die-Banalitaet-des-Kohlkopfes
http://www.wz.de/home/kultur/kunst/art-karlsruhe-die-banalitaet-des-kohlkopfes-1.2126650
http://www.zeit.de/news/2016-02/17/kunst-art-karlsruhe-die-banalitaet-des-kohlkopfes-17160802
focusonline 18.02.2016 über die art Karlsruhe
"Photographic art in general: it is one of the jewels of this year's "art". One of this year's two special shows focuses on the expressionist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner under the title "The painter as photographer". Kirchner used photography as documentation as well as inspiration and in turn saw the photos of his works as an artistic statement to which he devoted much loving attention.
"The media are impressively intertwined here," explains Thorsten Sadowsky, Director of the Kirchner Museum Davos, using the example of the painting "The Horsewoman": Kirchner first photographed a young woman on a horse from various angles, then made countless sketches and finally painted the large-format picture. Two-dimensional, without depth and yet from all sides.
The Burkhard Arnold Gallery in Cologne, which has been a pioneer of photographic art for over a quarter of a century, is showcasing works by Thomas Kellner. Born in 1966, the artist takes analog photographs on film strips one after the other. Photos of famous buildings such as the Eiffel Tower are reassembled from countless 35mm negatives: they seem to dance or threaten to collapse. "Photographic art is still a niche for collectors in Europe," explains gallery owner Burkhard Arnold. This year, he has come to Karlsruhe with lower-priced works."
http://www.focus.de/kultur/kunst/kunst-kunstmesse-art-zeigt-kirchner-als-fotografen_id_5291714.html
Frankenpost 18.02.2016 über die art Karlsruhe
"Photographic art in general: it is one of the jewels of this year's "art". One of this year's two special shows focuses on the expressionist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner under the title "The painter as photographer". Kirchner used photography as documentation as well as inspiration and in turn saw the photos of his works as an artistic statement to which he devoted much loving attention.
"The media are impressively intertwined here," explains Thorsten Sadowsky, Director of the Kirchner Museum Davos, using the example of the painting "The Horsewoman": Kirchner first photographed a young woman on a horse from various angles, then made countless sketches and finally painted the large-format picture. Two-dimensional, without depth and yet from all sides.
The Burkhard Arnold Gallery in Cologne, which has been a pioneer of photographic art for over a quarter of a century, is showcasing works by Thomas Kellner. Born in 1966, the artist takes analog photographs on film strips one after the other. Photos of famous buildings such as the Eiffel Tower are reassembled from countless 35mm negatives: they seem to dance or threaten to collapse. "Photographic art is still a niche for collectors in Europe," explains gallery owner Burkhard Arnold. This year, he has come to Karlsruhe with lower-priced works."
