Showing posts with label Kristian von Hornsleth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kristian von Hornsleth. Show all posts

Monday, October 30, 2023

Jedlitschka Gallery, Zürich (Ch). Represented Artists: Nov 4 - Jan 13, 2023/24.

 

ACCROCHAGE
Gallery artists
November 4, 2023 | 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m

INVITATION TO THE VERNISSAGE

Under the title “ Accrochage, Artists of the Gallery ”, Jedlitschka Gallery is showing works by 19 artists in a group exhibition. As usual, progressive, figurative and contemporary. We are looking forward to your visit.
Exhibition duration: November 4th, 2023 – January 13th, 2024

FACEBOOK EVENT

Chris Dennis - The Aviarist 9 - 2015, 60x50cm 60x40cm

Patrizia Casagranda - Pink Rose Empowerment / 2022, 80x120cm

Leipzig School and other positions

We are pleased to be able to show you a wide range of contemporary art. 19 international and national artists exhibit their works. With paintings, multiples and small sculptures, the artists invite you to engage in discourse. Colors, shapes and sensual impressions characterize the exhibition at the end of the year.

We're excited to see what the international, award-winning artist Patrizia Casagranda has to offer us.

Other artists with no less charisma and influence in the art world such as Klaus Prior, Patrizia Casagrande or Mario Dalpra, another insider tip among art collectors in Switzerland, who with his You will be present with your selected works in countless exhibitions in Europe, the USA, Latin America, Australia and Asia.
Kristian von Hornsleth became world famous for his controversial Hornsleth Village Project in 2006, in which 100 Ugandan villagers were paid with cattle to legally change their name to Hornsleth . As a commentary on First World hypocrisy and unfree trade. He shows two works from the FMBO series with two world-famous super models.
You can see the list of participating artists at the end of the text. Immerse yourself with us in the world of figurative progressive contemporary art and leave everyday life behind you for a moment.

Participating artists:
Adrian Bütikofer, Alex Bär, Alexander Heil, August Dimitrov, Bruno Müller-Meyer, Chris Dennis, Francesco Bonnano, Gabriel Mazenauer, Hans Bach, Karl Heinz Oswald, Klaus Prior, Kristian von Hornselth, Ksenia Friesen, Mario Dalpra, Miniya Mikic, Nicola Zaric, Patrizia Casagrande, Rik Beemsterboer, Vector Trash.

Mario Dalpra - Hey You / 2015, 140x110cm

Sunday, July 6, 2014

In & Out. Sculpture Show at Jedlitschka Gallery, Zürich.

Sculpture and Objects both inside and out the gallery featuring: Tamara Bialecka, Markus Böhmer, Irma Bucher, Mark Staff Brandl,Adrian Bütikofer, Rik Beemsterboer, Norbert Eggenschwiler, Chiara Fiorini, Martina Lauinger, Vivi Linnemann, Line Lindgren, Brutus Luginbühl, Marc Moser, Rudi Mösch, Martin Raimann, Remy Rich, Nick Röllin, Rudolf Tschudin, René Vonäsch, J.J. White.


Rudolf Tschudin. In & Out. Jedlitschka Gallery.



Line Lindgren (front and middle). In & Out. Jedlitschka Gallery.
Vivi Linnemann. In & Out. Jedlitschka Gallery.


Brutus Luginbühl (front right). In & Out. Jedlitschka Gallery.

Kristian von Hornsleth (wall). JJ White (right). In & Out. Jedlitschka Gallery.
 

Mark Staff Brandl.In & Out. Jedlitschka Gallery.


Rudolf Tschudin. In & Out. Jedlitschka Gallery.


Marc Moser. In & Out. Jedlitschka Gallery.

Marc Moser (front). In & Out. Jedlitschka Gallery.

Ursula Knobel (wall). In & Out. Jedlitschka Gallery.



Apologies for all the missing credits - I will endeavour to fix soon.

line-up # 5, In & Out / Skulpturenausstellung  
mit 18 Künstlerinnen und Künstlern
Vernissage:
Freitag 4. Juli 2014, 17.00 bis 20.00 Uhr

Künstler & Besucher treffen sich,

Samstag 26. Juli, 11.00 - 14.00 Uhr 

Geführter Rundgang jeden Freitag, ab 17.00 Uhr
Finissage:
Freitag 22. August, 17.00 - 20.00 Uhr
JEDLITSCHKA GALLERY