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07.07.2017
Zu Besuch im Paradies
Garber und Vondal über die Schulter schauenMaria Gugging (Österreich). Ab 19. Juli 2017 wird museum gugging zur Werkstatt von Johann Garber und Karl Vondal. Dann beziehen die beiden bekannten Gugging-Künstler zwei Räume im Museum, als öffentlich zugängliche Werkstatt. Bis zur Ausstellungsvernissage am 6. September und darüber hinaus haben Museumsbesucher dann die Gelegenheit, den Künstlern bei ihrer Arbeit zuzuschauen.
Johann Garber und Karl Vondal verbindet in ihrem künstlerischen Opus die Beschwörung des Paradiesischen, in unterschiedlicher Bildsprache: Vondal arbeitet Elysien in Pastell heraus, während bei Garber erotische Fantasien und überbordende Fülle in und aus den Werken sprechen.
Zur Werkstatteröffnung am 19. Juli 2017 um 18.30 Uhr erwartet die Gäste auch ein Umtrunk plus ein DJ mit Musik aus den 1960er und 1970er Jahren.
www.gugging.comJohann Garber und Karl Vondal verbindet in ihrem künstlerischen Opus die Beschwörung des Paradiesischen, in unterschiedlicher Bildsprache: Vondal arbeitet Elysien in Pastell heraus, während bei Garber erotische Fantasien und überbordende Fülle in und aus den Werken sprechen.
Zur Werkstatteröffnung am 19. Juli 2017 um 18.30 Uhr erwartet die Gäste auch ein Umtrunk plus ein DJ mit Musik aus den 1960er und 1970er Jahren.
03.07.2017
UK-Government Funding for „Outside-In“
Chichster (GB). The Arts Council of England has informed in a press release that it is awarding £400,000 over fours years to the newly formed „Outside In“ charity currently based at Pallant House Gallery in Chichester, UK.
„Outside In“ provides a platform for artists who find it difficult to access the art world due to health, disability, isolation or social circumstance. Founded in 2006 it is the flagship outreach project for Pallant House Gallery in Chichester and will now be an independent charity with project founder Marc Steene as Director.
According to this information bulletin, „Outside In“ will be able to continue to expand its programme of activity which to date has engaged with more than 6,000 artists, 200 partner organisations and reached an audience of 267,000 people nationally and internationally. It is the largest charity of its kind in the UK and its work has seen transformative effects on many artists’ lives.
www.outsidein.org.uk„Outside In“ provides a platform for artists who find it difficult to access the art world due to health, disability, isolation or social circumstance. Founded in 2006 it is the flagship outreach project for Pallant House Gallery in Chichester and will now be an independent charity with project founder Marc Steene as Director.
According to this information bulletin, „Outside In“ will be able to continue to expand its programme of activity which to date has engaged with more than 6,000 artists, 200 partner organisations and reached an audience of 267,000 people nationally and internationally. It is the largest charity of its kind in the UK and its work has seen transformative effects on many artists’ lives.
30.06.2017
Francis Marshall and the Beautiful People
The Gallery of Everything invites to the opening of its summer showLondon. "Francis Marshall and the Beautiful People" is an installation of works by the reclusive satirist whose figurative sculptures have been exhibited at Hayward Gallery, Musée d´Art Moderne and The Museum of Everything. This show will be the first major installation in the UK since the seminal „Outsiders“ in 1979.
The Gallery of Everything is London’s first commercial space for private and non-academic art-makers, with exhibitions, talks, readings and happenings. According to their information all proceeds from sales go to support The Museum of Everything, a British non-profit organisation, dedicated to the international exhibition, advance-ment and integration of artists working beyond the cultural mainstream.
FRANCIS MARSHALL AND THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE: from 2 - 6pm on Sunday 2nd, July 2017 at The Gallery of Everything, 4 Chiltern St, London W1, Great Britain.
For more information, visit www.gallevery.com and
www.musevery.comThe Gallery of Everything is London’s first commercial space for private and non-academic art-makers, with exhibitions, talks, readings and happenings. According to their information all proceeds from sales go to support The Museum of Everything, a British non-profit organisation, dedicated to the international exhibition, advance-ment and integration of artists working beyond the cultural mainstream.
FRANCIS MARSHALL AND THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE: from 2 - 6pm on Sunday 2nd, July 2017 at The Gallery of Everything, 4 Chiltern St, London W1, Great Britain.
For more information, visit www.gallevery.com and
