»Katharina Hinsberg − Still Lines«: drawings in space
Hand drawings that become sculptural works: Katharina Hinsberg experiments with the boundaries of classical drawing. Beginning February 20, the Villa Zanders Art Museum in Bergisch Gladbach will present expansive works by the German artist in Katharina Hinsberg - Still Lines.
Visual art was »unhappy love«: exhibition about Gego
Becoming an architect was the big goal she never achieved: instead, Hamburg-born artist Gego made a name for herself as a sculptor in Venezuela and is now one of Latin America's most important artists of the 20th century. The Kunstmuseum Stuttgart is dedicating to her with Gego. The Architecture of an Artist an exhibition starting February 19.
»The Violence of Handwriting Across a Page«
The upcoming exhibition at the Kunstmuseum Basel juxtaposes contemporary artist Jenny Holzer with installation luminary Louise Bourgeois. In The Violence of Handwriting Across a Page, Holzer's unusual forms of artistic expression will be on view from 19 February alongside Bourgeois' powerful installations, paintings, drawings, prints and texts.
Solo show by multimedia artist Ulrike Ottinger at the Kunsthalle Baden-Baden
Last year, Ulrike Ottinger was awarded the Hans Thoma Prize for her life's work. On 19 February, a solo exhibition opens at the Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden. A wide range of media from the entire œuvre of the internationally renowned artist will be presented.
»Something Between Us«: dynamic-constant in-betweenness
From 19 February, the Kunsthalle Nuremberg is showing an exhibition dedicated to the deepest basic human need: In Something Between Us, international positions deal with both the change and the constants of interpersonal networks. In the process, the effects of the Corona pandemic also move to the centre of the action.
A world in transition: Kunsthaus Göttingen shows South African art
Turbulent years before and after the end of apartheid in 1994: South Africa has been in a state of flux for decades. The Kunsthaus Göttingen will be exhibiting examples of the multifaceted, socially relevant art of this country from February 19 in From South Africa: Santu Mofokeng. William Kentridge. Banele Khoza.
Munch's Influences on Contemporary Art in the ALBERTINA
The Norwegian Edvard Munch was not only for contemporaries, but is also now almost 80 years after his death inspiration for many artists. The ALBERTINA in Vienna is showing in Edvard Munch. In Dialogue, starting on February 18, an impressive compilation of world-famous artists in relation to Munch's work.
Finally in France: Two museums show Charles Ray
On 16 February, the Centre Pompidou and the Bourse de Commerce, Pinault Collection will each open an exhibition on and with Charles Ray. Previously unpublished works by the artist will also be on display.
Opening of the first comprehensive retrospective of Faith Ringgold's work
Beginning February 17, the New Museum in New York City will present a retrospective of U.S. artist Faith Ringgold. Faith Ringgold: American People presents her body of work spanning over sixty years and offers the most comprehensive look yet at the groundbreaking artist's impressive vision.
The Millions and Millions of Views of a Freedom-Loving Dada Icon
Between 16 February and 15 May, the Bröhan Museum in Berlin-Charlottenburg is showing Hannah Höch. Abermillionen Anschauungen (Millions and Millions of Views), the Bröhan Museum in Berlin-Charlottenburg is showing over 120 works by an unforgotten Dada icon. A central point here is Höch's artistic freedom, which she herself lived out quite bluntly in her capricious changes of style and media.
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