Exhibition from
12 July - 3 September 2009

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Sunday 30 August 2009
from 11-14 h

Christian von Grumbkow - Vibrant Blue - Painting
Stefanie Wollenhaupt - Sculpture

Christian von Grumbkow: Painting

"I paint no message, no idea, but I paint color ....!"

Christian von Grumbkow is a virtuoso of the paint. That is what the painter from Wuppertal in the last twenty-five years repeatedly demonstrated anew. Grumbkow plays, whether on canvas or wood, with all the possibilities of the medium of color, the transparent glaze until pasty relief, soft curves to living structures last. In this exhibition sets Grumbkow of its focus on the color blue. The use of related colors, diffused halftones and nuances, to avoid loud contrasts, allowing an almost meditative image viewing. At the same time, the eye is invited to scan the color and on a journey of discovery to go to the box-like and emotional associations permits.

Further information: www.grumbkow-colors.de



Stefanie Wollenhaupt: Sculpture

Stefanie Wollenhaupt sculpturally deals with relations between the two forms. It is the artist living in Gummersbach not the material-filled room, taking the two sculptures, but by the viewers themselves to fill gap.
Basis for Wollenhaupt sculptures are often inspiration from nature. During their training it operated sculptor detailed studies for bones, as these are almost unbelievable way plastic tension, movement and a coagulated to form the task are linked.

The stone inspired the native "Saarländerin" to a certain basic idea of the exact form is obtained by entering the sculpture - and in the truest sense of the word: They felt the land and get an answer.

Stefanie Wollenhaupt almost always works with machines, so that each sculpture has, in its growth. The use of machines is for them an alienation with the material and process of her results-oriented. For them, the creative process in itself to rest, if space and the space around to find balance with each other.

A series of creations born in 1961 are angels qualities with which it has repeatedly employed. This was inspired by the words of Anselm, in his book Green Angel'50 for the year '. Also here is the space of 'I' and 'you' to the central question-and space and the space around - Space and interspace.

Stefanie Wollenhaupt has been working for 12 years both as a factory and as an art teacher in the school at the FWS. I see it as a mainstay in the field of plastic in order to be employed, which is here in my social responsibility. To enrich the two other areas where the job allows me the time, my artistic activities.

She is mother of four children. Her youngest son still lives with her.

Exhibition from
10 May - 5 July 2009

Dan Hepperle - Painting
Sandra Silbernagel - Sculpture
Devesh Komaromi - Photoart



Dan Hepperle: Painting

Born in Cologne Hepperle Dan loves the silence, it stands in the center of his art. How many musicians in their compositions the silence audible, Hepperle makes it visible in his photos. And while we have the eyes to rest in his pictures, even the silence is audible. In his pictures are no specific motives to see, nothing figurative, and the structures are very withdrawn ... In short: at a glance, these images are not to be recorded. Nothing but a white, in which, the longer one that looks more and more tiny details are visible.
... Infinite shades of white, to be exact, each at a touch different, so it only through the subtle difference to another at all is visible, gray glimmer of tenderness ... The quiet mystery of inconspicuous is a time to become a charming picture.

Excerpt from an essay by Jürgen Kisters

Dan Hepperle lives and works in the Eifel.

More Information: www.dan-hepperle.de


Sandra Silbernagel: Sculpture


Sandra Nagel Silver explores the possibilities of stone material and goes its own subjective way. They handled the stones so that they are still their original form as possible. The artist brings the material is not in the studio, she goes out into nature, into the silence of a remote quarry in France. She has no where artists exchange, no change, she is there alone. Who it works, it is huge and the nature, the ancient testimony of past geological eras round, endure. The artworks convey, despite their small format, much of the archaic power of nature.

More Information: www.sandrasilbernagel.de


Devesh Komaromi: Photoart


Devesh Komáromi is a Canadian photographer with Hungarian roots who now lives in Essen. Graduated at Ryerson University in Toronto in photo-art Devesh has 20 years as an independent photographer working in Montreal. Since the beginning of this century, he deals exclusively with digital methods, principally as a photographic artist, occasionally also as a commercial photographer. The beauty of photography is for the photographer in a delicious mix of tangible and intangible, the technical and intuitive, and especially the never-ending pleasure in learning and exploring. In our digital age there are more than ever before, many tools to produce images that reflect our imagination. Fantastic pictures which lead into unknown worlds.

More Information: Devesh Komaromi



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