Showing posts with label Sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sculpture. Show all posts

Saturday, October 11, 2014

AUSSTELLUNG: Begegnung mit Pirosmani - Eröffnung am 21.10.2014 in Tbilisi



Die Georgisch-Deutsche Gesellschaft lädt herzlich ein zur Eröffnung der Ausstellung Pirosmani und die zeigenössische Kunst im Rahmen des Projekts Begegnung mit Pirosmani. 

Eröffnung der Ausstellung:

I. Teil - 21.10.2014, 16.00 Uhr, Georgisches Nationalmuseum, D. Schewarnadse National Galerie, Schota Rustavelli-Allee 11

II. Teil - 21.10.2014, 18.00 Uhr, Georgisches Nationalmuseum, I. Grischaschwili Historisches Museum, Tbilisi, (Karwasla-Gebäude), Sionistraße 8

TEILNEHMER:

Maler: Michael Augustinski, Inga Batatunashvili, Maka Batiashvili, Dorit Bearach, Joachim Böttcher, Heidi Brambach, Sophio Cherkezishvili, Levan Chogoshvili, Georges Fricker, Dieter Goltzsche, Karen Graf, Bernd Hahn, Volker Henze, Dagmar Hintzmann, Robert Honegger, Kote Jincharadze, Karlo Kacharava, Petra Kasten, Iosseb Kumsiashvili, Achim Niemann, Papuna Papaskiri, Bodo Rott, Thomas Schmidt-Dankward, Peter Schöttle, Matthias Schroller, Murtaz Shvelidze, Kakhaber Tatishvili

Zeichnerin: Doris Leue

Bildhauer: Valerie Buchow, Klaus Duschat, Vladimer Imerlishvili, Gudrun Kühne, Johannes Leidenberger, Andreas Theurer

Keramik: Nino Kalandia, Gudrun Sailer

Video: Volker Henze

Collage: Mischa Pitskhelauri

Fotografen: Archil Kikodze, Lasha Meskhi, Thea Nili

Schriftsteller: Shalva Bakuradze, Bela Chekurishvili, Ela Gochiashvili, Norbert Hummelt

Galeristinnen: Kathleen Krenzlin, Sigrid Walther-Goltzsche

Literaturabend im Rahmen des Projekts Begegnung mit Pirosmani [facebook.com]

Begegnung mit Pirosmani [facebook.com]

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

SCULPTURE: Thea Djordjadze interview at ACCA 2012 (accaonline.org.au)


(accaonline.org.au) Berlin based artist Thea Djordjadze sculptures are situated between form and anti-form, a combination of stable structures and fragile, gestural renderings typically exhibited together in a carefully choreographed setting. Here, she speaks about her practice prior to the opening of Sculptural Matter at ACCA.

Sculptural Matter
11 August - 23 September 2012

Including video and photography, cast and found forms, installations and assemblages, Sculptural Matter explores a sculptural way of thinking and making from both a historical and contemporary perspective. It includes such iconic works as Richard Serra 's Hand Catching Lead (1968) and Alina Szapocznikow's Photosculptures (1971) and new works by contemporary artists, Thea Djordjadze, Nairy Baghramian, Carol Bove, Gabriel Kuri, Sarah Lucas, Shahryar Nashat, and Tatiana Trouve.

Video Production: Emma Sullivan