ARTIST TALK / July 21st 2016 "IN CORRESPONDANCE - DAS GESPRÄCH"

On the occasion of the group exhibition “In Correspondence with the Drawing” Michael Fuchs Galerie is hosting an evening to engage in the subject of “Systematic Drawing”. After a short introduction of the several standpoints represented in the exhibition by the curator Stephan Köhler, the participating artists and experts will form a podium in the auditorium of the gallery to explain and discuss their approach and view of the exhibition.
We are more than happy to have convinced Dr. Andreas Schalhorn and Jan-Philipp Fruehsorge to take part in the panel as "special guests" and experts. 

The talk will be held in German.

Participants: Jan-Philipp Frühsorge (Drawing HUB Berlin http://thedrawinghub.org/ ), Dr. Andreas Schalhorn (Kupferstichkabinett Berlin), Stephan Köhler, Nadine Fecht, Bettina Krieg, Caroline Kryzecki, Ignacio Uriarte, Timo Nasseri.

On Thursday, July 21st 2016, from 7pm
Michael Fuchs Galerie
Auguststraße 11-13
10117 Berlin

Exclusive Art Edition for Art Flash out Now!

Bettina Krieg 

Risografie auf Munken-Papier 300g, creme weiß

Signiert, datiert und nummeriert

Auflage:20 + 5 A.P.

Maße:41,9 x 29,7 cm

290,-€ inkl. Mwst (ohne Rahmen)

Radio Flux FM / Radio Arty at 9pm

Turn on Flux FM at 9pm tomorrow! Radio Arty will be hosting the curator of the upcoming exhibition Stephan Koehler and Jan-Philip Fruehsorge. Get a foretaste of "In Correspondence with the Drawing" ...

Installation of "In Correspondence with the Drawing" at Michael Fuchs Galerie, Berlin

Foto: Keita Mori 2016

 

 

Keita Mori, Larissa Fassler, Nadine Fecht,Ralf Ziervogel, Timo Nasseri, Jorinde Voigt,Ignacio Uriarte, Caroline Kryzecki, Bettina Krieg, Willem Besselink: 
In Correspondence with the drawing

01. Juli – 13. August 2016

Auguststr. 11–13
D-10117 Berlin

Collector´s Edition for Art Flash

Bettina Krieg`s first Collector`s Edition for Art Flash is printed, signed, numbered and finally at the frame maker ... 

Bettina Krieg 2016

Werkverzeichnisnr.: BK D 68.001

Jap. Risographie, signiert & nummeriert

300g Munken Papier, creme weiß

41,9 x 29,7cm   

Auflage 20   + 5 AP

www.artflash.de 

* ARTFLASH * CELEBRATION OF JUBILEE * 4 YEARS * LA/BERLIN *

Upcoming group exhibition: IN CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE DRAWING

I`m pleased to announce the upcoming group exhibition:

IN CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE DRAWING  Curator: Stephan Koehler

OPENING: FRIDAY / 1 JULY / 6 -9 PM

at Michael Fuchs Galerie, Auguststr. 11 - 13, 10117 Berlin

www.michaelfuchsgalerie.com

1 July  - 13 August 2016

Gallery Weekend Berlin 2016

Studio Visit: Happy to welcome Jil Sander and other interesting people at my Studio in Kreuzberg

with ALC / Curators Choice Tour presented by ALC with Matthias Birkholz

Fotos: Claus Drueppel

At TROPEN BERLIN →

Happy to be hanging around at my friends from TROPEN Markenwelten!

Drawing for Thoreau with Matthes & Seitz, Berlin

Drawing for Thoreau

Many consider Thoreau's journals to be his actual magnum opus. I am all the more honored that, each one of the 12 volumes to be published with Matthes & Seitz will carry one of my drawings.
Volume 1 is out now: 326 pp, Hardcover, bound |  Edited and translated from American English by Rainer G. Schmidt. 

Upcoming group exhibition : PAPIER! →

I`m pleased to announce the upcoming group exhibition: PAPIER! at 68 Projects, Berlin

April 23th - Juin 4rd at 68projects  and Thole Rotermund (Hamburg) 
Opening: Saturday April 23th, 6 - 9 p.m.

Fasanenstraße 68, D-10719 Berlin

Artists of the exhibition:

Tom Anholt, Georg Baselitz, Marc Brandenburg, André Butzer, Ulla von Brandenburg, Peter Doig, Marlene Dumas, Marcel van Eeden, Lyonel Feininger, Anthony Goicolea, Karl Hofer, Alexej von Jawlensky, Paul Klee, Mitja Konic, Bettina Krieg, Franz Marc, Oskar Moll, Thomas Müller, Edvard Munch, Emil Nolde, Friederike von Rauch, Christian Rohlfs, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Miroslav Tichy, Jorinde Voigt, Andy Warhol, Lisa Wilkens, Paul Wolf & Alfred Tritschler
 

Exhibition view: Booth E8 at drawing now | salon du dessin contemporain, Paris →

The tenth edition of DRAWING NOW PARIS | LE SALON DU DESSIN CONTEMPORAIN was held, from Wednesday, March 30th to Sunday, April 3rd, 2016, at the Carreau du Temple. 

Here is a small impression of my presentation at the fair.

Thank you everybody for your curiosity! 

PARTICIPATION AT: DRAWING NOW | LE SALON DU DESSIN CONTEMPORAIN PARIS →

 

The tenth edition of DRAWING NOW PARIS | LE SALON DU DESSIN CONTEMPORAIN will be held, from Wednesday, March 30th to Sunday, April 3rd, 2016, at the Carreau du Temple, in the heart of Paris. The event will feature 74 international galleries selected by an independent committee of leading figures within the art world.

Both the upper and lower levels of the Carreau du Temple venue, will provide visitors with a full introduction to the diversity of 50 years of contemporary drawing.

This 10th edition will represent the construction of a cultural bridge between France and Germany. It will emphasize a focus on German traditions in the graphic arts and the particular vigor of its institutions, with a pointed interest in current drawings and prints cabinets of prominent German cities.

UPCOMING SOLO EXHIBITON →

I`m pleased to announce my newest solo exhibition "HOW LONG IS A PIECE OF STRING".

March 19th - April 23rd at Galerie Martin Mertens in Berlin. 
Opening: Saturday March 19th, 6 - 9 p.m.

Linienstraße 148 * 10115 Berlin

"To draw" is at once to give birth to form - to give birth in letting it be born," the French philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy wrote in his essay The Pleasure of Drawing. When Bettina Krieg draws, she does so equally intuitively. She allows her lines to grow step by step, without focusing on the result. The line becomes a trace of her concentration and openness in the making. The artist never corrects her hand drawn lines, but leaves them as they were first inscribed. In this way the drawing unfolds - it comes into being. Bettina Krieg`s works bear witness to an inexhaustible curiosity and a great devotion to the act of drawing, as well as to the power of the human imagination.

Lisa Sintermann