Tag: Bildende Kunst

Alexander Seiler: Panthersprung (Schultz Contemporary Berlin)

Mutterschiff (© 2008 Alexander Seiler, plaster, 110x85x495 cm; Photo: Frank Altmann)

“I am a cheerful pessimist”

As it had been announced here earlier, Alexander Seiler is presenting some of his fascinating objects in the gallery Schultz Contemporary Berlin. The large-format works of the exhibition “Panthersprung” (“Panther’s Leap”, 28 February – 18 April 2009) make a visit worthwhile. Continue reading “Alexander Seiler: Panthersprung (Schultz Contemporary Berlin)”

Alexander Seiler: Panthersprung (Schultz Contemporary Berlin)

Panthersprung II (© 2004 Alexander Seiler, plaster, 75x65x475 cm)

The gallery Schultz Contemporary Berlin presents from 28 February to 18 April works by the Nuremberg-based artist Alexander Seiler in the exhibition “Panthersprung”: he creates fascinating objects that remind of warships and other military equipment that appear to be made into a symbiotic union with architectural elements. Continue reading “Alexander Seiler: Panthersprung (Schultz Contemporary Berlin)”

Jan Bejšovec: Peace Column (Berlin)

Jan Bejšovec, a textile artist working in Berlin, is opening his textile installation “Friedenssäule” (Peace Column) on Tuesday, February 3rd at 1400h in Berlin-Kreuzberg, Mehringplatz. Continue reading “Jan Bejšovec: Peace Column (Berlin)”