The German-French couple Franz and Nadia van der Grinten opened the Van der Grinten Gallery in Cologne in 2002. Their program includes photography, painting, drawing, works on paper, sculpture by German and international young and established artists.
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Exhibition from Sept 17, 2023 to Feb 25, 2024
Izima Kaoru @ group show “Sex & Gewalt”, Kunstmuseum Albstadt
The exhibition Sex and Violence – Deadly Desire in Art explores the darkest sides of desire and passion: from Salome to prostitution, lust murder and war crimes, to raising awareness of sexualized violence in contemporary art.
Artist in residence at Victoria & Albert Museum
Rebecca Stevenson, Artist in residence at Victoria & Albert Museum, London, bis Juli 2023
The ‘Shifting Perspectives’ Residency coincides with the major exhibition Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance (opening Feb 23) . Over a nine-month period, Stevenson will be creating and exhibiting new works in response to this exhibition and to the Medieval and Renaissance Collections.
Exhibitions
November 18, 2023
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January 28, 2024
For 30 years, Elger Esser has travelled the regions of France searching for archetypical landscapes. In his most recent works the experience of landscape concentrates on the transition from the coastline to the sea and on up into the sky above, with its spectacle of changing cloud formations.
September 2, 2023
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November 4, 2023
In his current exhibition „A Twitter at the Palisades“, the Düsseldorf based artist Lorenzo Pompa brings together his recent works, all created for this stage. The title, as is often with Pompa, has a double meaning which gives rise in our mind to an image at the margin of the unknown, that vast space which we can never dominate.
June 17, 2023
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August 5, 2023
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A Group Show
The exhibition brings together works of 11 international artists in which the transformation of materials plays a role, often a fundamental one. Here we encounter matter in the form of: dust, wax, paper, nylon, epoxy, glass, mirrored glass, silver, ink, graphite and plaster.
April 22, 2023
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June 10, 2023
The 141 original pencil drawings shown comprise a series that Roermond began in 2017, aiming to render the entirety of Samuel Beckett’s theatre piece ‘Play’ in this form. The drawings also provide the material for an “abstract graphic novel”, published in book form to accompany the exhibition.