The shadow in art
An immaterial companion: the Kunstmuseum Bonn is dedicating a special exhibition to a phenomenon charged with symbolic meaning, the shadow. From Dawn Till Dusk. The Shadow in Contemporary Art opens on July 3 with around 40 works of art.
On the universal vulnerability of mankind
Celebrated and criticized: the Leipzig painter Werner Tübke was an extremely controversial but important painter of the 20th century. From July 2, the Städel Museum in Frankfurt am Main will be devoting an extensive exhibition to his famous work in Werner Tübke. Metamorphoses, the Städel Museum in Frankfurt am Main is dedicating an extensive exhibition to his graphic work.
Written traces of history
In sculptural paintings, Frank Hinrichs describes fleeting moments as a synthesis of movement and permanence. His pictures present themselves like scripts of a multi-layered reflection on the transience of the moment, made visible through a deep rootedness in the material process.
A lifelong inspiration
One of the most famous artists of all time meets one of the most important of the present day: Vincent van Gogh's works have repeatedly inspired Anselm Kiefer. From June 28, the Royal Academy of Arts in London will be showing the connections in Kiefer / Van Gogh.
Artistic journeys of discovery around 1800
With works from its own collection, the ALBERTINA Museum in Vienna is presenting a major exhibition on artists' journeys in the 18th and 19th centuries. Works by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe are also on display. Travels: Artists on the move opens on June 27.
Seascapes as landscapes of experience
The artist Doris Heidenberger incorporates her life experiences into her abstract seascapes; the paintings are both inner and outer landscapes. Her solo exhibition Viel Luft nach oben opens at the Ausstellwerk Huglfing on June 27 at 7 pm.
Concrete lightness
On June 28, at 6 p.m., DIE GROSSE Art Exhibition NRW Düsseldorf opens its doors. 184 artists from the fields of painting, photography, sculpture and video will be presenting their work at the Kunstpalast Düsseldorf. Heike Weber from the Art.Salon artist program is represented with three works.
Hell Yeah, Robots!
In her first solo exhibition in Vienna, renowned artist Hito Steyerl presents critical analyses of the connection between technological development and socio-political conflicts. The show Humanity Had the Bullet Go In Through One Ear and Out Through the Other opens on June 25 at the Museum of Applied Arts.
»Abstract Erotic«: art from the 1960s
Two parallel exhibitions are opening at the Courtauld Gallery in London, introducing the work of pioneering female artists of the 1960s. On display are sculptures with an unusual choice of materials and, in the other show, drawings by Louise Bourgeois. Both exhibitions can be seen from June 20.
Friedrich Kracht's Forms of the Future
With the exhibition Friedrich Kracht, the Leonhardi Museum focuses on an important representative of Concrete Art from the GDR. Especially in the 1980s, Kracht increasingly took part in international exhibitions. The retrospective in Dresden can be seen from June 21.
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