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02 April 2008
Diva Irma Sharikadze Contemporary
Art by Irma Sharikadze
Tomorrow I meet Irma and I hope she wants to become a member of our Art Club Caucasus. She is a real Diva and her work fits very well in our portfolio !
See more of her works here:
http://www.irmastudio.ge/art.html
Irma at her opening last Saturday
Art by Irma Sharikadze
Tomorrow I meet Irma and I hope she wants to become a member of our Art Club Caucasus. She is a real Diva and her work fits very well in our portfolio !
See more of her works here:
http://www.irmastudio.ge/art.html
Irma at her opening last Saturday
Labels: Art Club Caucasus International, Caucasus, contemporary, fine art, Georgia, Irma Sharikadze, Neue Kunst, New Art, New Picture, opening, Pur Pur Cafe Tbilisi
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06 December 2007
New Woodcuts by Stephanie Marx
Stephanie Marx
Warnemünde
Woodcut
70x100 cm
Edition of 10
2007
Stephanie Marx
Leipzig-Reudnitz
Woodcut
59x72 cm
Edition of 10
2005
at Gallery grounded, Chemnitz,Germany
http://www.grounded-art.com/kuenstler/Haupttext/Stephanie_Marx%20eng.htm
Stephanie Marx
Warnemünde
Woodcut
70x100 cm
Edition of 10
2007
Stephanie Marx
Leipzig-Reudnitz
Woodcut
59x72 cm
Edition of 10
2005
at Gallery grounded, Chemnitz,Germany
http://www.grounded-art.com/kuenstler/Haupttext/Stephanie_Marx%20eng.htm
Labels: contemporary, Deutsche Kunst, Druck, German Art, Grafik, Holzschnitt, Neue Kunst, New Art, New Picture, prints, Stephanie Marx, Woodcut
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30 October 2007
Opening of Misha Shengelia
at Baia's Gallery Chardin St. Tbilisi 30.10.2007
The small paintings of the size of 20x30 cm are combined to blocks of 8 and 16 paintings, but selling also separately, quite a lot paintings sold at the opening. Each painting resembles a stamped postcard (from a strange place like the Caucasus).
at Baia's Gallery Chardin St. Tbilisi 30.10.2007
The small paintings of the size of 20x30 cm are combined to blocks of 8 and 16 paintings, but selling also separately, quite a lot paintings sold at the opening. Each painting resembles a stamped postcard (from a strange place like the Caucasus).
Labels: art, canvas, contemporary, Gallery Baia Chardin, Misha Shengelia, Neue Kunst, New Art, New Picture, oil, Old Tbilisi, opening
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23 May 2007
Looking for "German Artists" and finding: Pia Dehne
2 or 3 of my Georgian Students want to be busy with German Art the next 6 month to prepare their exams with a presentation. But who ? A classic German Artist like one of the Cranachs, a living legend like Polke or one of the newcomers like one of the many New German Rock the Universe Shooting Stars ?? But, is German Art the one, who is represented in the skyrocking grooving artmarket, or is it in the tiny little Ebay-Drawing of an forgotten emerging talent ?
Was Hans Baldung Grien a shooting star in his time ? Or proofed he good, because some of his drawings managed to survive by quality ?
I turned on Wikipedia, just to get an idea of who counts as an Artist from Germany and found Pia Dehne, an amazing artist I know just peripheral via Arnim Tölke from Berlin.
She seemed very radical to me and classical in the same time, like straightforward, cool, smart, proletarian, intellectual, sexy, painterly. I remember seeing 10 or 12 of her small abstract paintings and realizing the growing wish to obtain one of those (then 1995 pretty cheap like 300-400 USD) I lost connection to Arnim and Pia, (they quit with each other anyway short before) for finding her back now on figuring out, who could be the typical German artist today for my Georgian Students ?
It is probably not the shooting star, not the safe relict, but somebody in the struggle for the search of value, image, expression, und Zeitgeist. Somebody who left the boring Berlin for Shanghai or Ulan Bator or, ok, New York. Somebody making shit for a while to become great long later, somebody with ideals, power, longevity, hazard, madness, chance, somebody like Pia maybe, and somebody with a clear mind, with integrity .
She is a typical Artist these days, I think. Therefore I found an interview with Pia Dehne, read it here:
http://www.theblowup.com/archived/womentowatch/pia_dehne.html
And some wonderful Gouaches here:
http://www.lauramars.de/display/piadehne/dehnegouache.html
Was Hans Baldung Grien a shooting star in his time ? Or proofed he good, because some of his drawings managed to survive by quality ?
I turned on Wikipedia, just to get an idea of who counts as an Artist from Germany and found Pia Dehne, an amazing artist I know just peripheral via Arnim Tölke from Berlin.
She seemed very radical to me and classical in the same time, like straightforward, cool, smart, proletarian, intellectual, sexy, painterly. I remember seeing 10 or 12 of her small abstract paintings and realizing the growing wish to obtain one of those (then 1995 pretty cheap like 300-400 USD) I lost connection to Arnim and Pia, (they quit with each other anyway short before) for finding her back now on figuring out, who could be the typical German artist today for my Georgian Students ?
It is probably not the shooting star, not the safe relict, but somebody in the struggle for the search of value, image, expression, und Zeitgeist. Somebody who left the boring Berlin for Shanghai or Ulan Bator or, ok, New York. Somebody making shit for a while to become great long later, somebody with ideals, power, longevity, hazard, madness, chance, somebody like Pia maybe, and somebody with a clear mind, with integrity .
She is a typical Artist these days, I think. Therefore I found an interview with Pia Dehne, read it here:
http://www.theblowup.com/archived/womentowatch/pia_dehne.html
And some wonderful Gouaches here:
http://www.lauramars.de/display/piadehne/dehnegouache.html
Labels: contemporary, Deutsche Kunst, German Art, Neue Kunst, Pia Dehne
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