Sunday, 25 November 2018

Riette Wanders / Martin Disler



Martin Disler
Ohne Titel( gespreizte Beine)
1982
etching
79 x 95 cm




Martin Disler
installation view Kunstmuseum St. Gallen
2015



Riette Wanders (NL)
Untitled
2018
charcoal, acrylic paint and Siberian chalk on paper
65 x 50 cm (9x)



Saturday, 10 November 2018

Inez Smit / Joseph Beuys


Joseph Beuys
Ohne Titel
1961
25,2 x 19,1 cm
collage; tissue paper, cardboard



Beuys was my great hero during my studies. Last year I saw a great exhibition of his work at the M HKA in Antwerp. I am still impressed by it: every work is in balance in so many different ways, nothing too much, nothing too little, from the heart.

Inez Smit, 2018


Inez Smit (NL)
Untitled
2017
210 x 150 cm
acrylic on linen


Saturday, 20 October 2018

Vera Hilger / Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot



Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot
Landscape with a boat
ca 1862 
oil on canvas 
38 x 55 cm 



I think, Corot is an artist who can make a painting breathe from air and atmosphere, everything is present. There are these little dots, that seem to have an own logic, they are drifting over the landscapes with a certain spatial distance to them, but they are nevertheless embedded in the hazy light.

It is really a miracle how he manages to let the material do what it does with this strong sensitivity for colors. What attracted me at once when I saw one of his paintings, is the fleetingness of the moment - often wind blows in his works - and his certain intuition for rhythm when he sets the dots over the landscape.

Vera Hilger, 2018




Vera Hilger (DE)
o.T.
2017
tempera/oil on canvas
180 x 210 cm