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Participating artists: Emi Avora (GR), Spyros Anastasiou (CY), Irini Bachlitzanaki (GR), David J Batchelor (UK), Savvas Christodoulides (CY), Dionisis Christofilogiannis (GR), Dominique Hurth (FR), Andreas Mallouris (CY), Eva Marathaki (GR), Anastasia Mina (CY), Jost Münster (DE), Olivier Nottellet (FR), Vicky Pericleous (CY), Amy Stephens (UK), Amikam Toren (IL) and Philippos Vassiliades (CY).
http://www.artseeneditions.com/en/home
Art Seen is located at
66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077 Nicosia
Cyprus
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Artists:
Erik Andersen
Wolfgang Flad
Vanessa Henn
Katharina Hinsberg
Judith Hopf
Mathias Hornung
Annette Kelm
Isabel Kerkermeier
Kathrin Landa
Hartmut Landauer
Miriam Lenk
Cesy Leonard
Matthias Megyeri
Jost Münster
Nadja Schöllhammer
Klaus Weber
Galeristin: Imke Valentien
Kurator: Hergen Wöbken
https://www.galerie-valentien.de
Galerie Valentien
Gellertstraße 6
70184 Stuttgart
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Cedrid Christie
Jost Münster
Pascal Rousson
Gavin Turk
Finch Project London
12 Sidworth Street
London Fields
E8 3SD
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Participating artists: Spyros Anastasiou (CY), Irini Bachlitzanaki (GR), David J Batchelor (UK), Raymonde Beraud (CY), Angus Braithwaite (UK), Savvas Christodoulides (CY), Gary Colclough (UK), Theodoulos Gregoriou (CY), Panayiotis Doukanaris (CY), Ramon Kalisperas (CY), Eva Marathaki (GR), Jost Münster (DE), Vicky Pericleous (CY), Mary Plant (CY), Amy Stephens (UK), Lefteris Tapas (CY), Diana Taylor (UK), Maria Theodoraki (GR), Amikam Toren (IL) and Alison Turnbull (UK).
http://www.artseeneditions.com/en/home
Art Seen is located at
66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077 Nicosia
Cyprus
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H_A_R_D_P_A_I_N_T_I_N_G_x2
A 2-part painting exhibition curated by:
Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Stig Evans, Patrick O'Donnell & Della Gooden
at Phoenix Art Space Brighton
h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
www.hardpainting.com
Part 1: PV Friday 10th Jan 2020
Richard Bell, Katrina Blannin, John Carter, Catherine Ferguson, Della Gooden, Richard Graville, Morrissey & Hancock, Tess Jaray, Jo McGonigal, Lars Wolter and Jessie Yates
Part 2: PV Friday 7th Feb 2020
Rana Begum, Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Biggs & Collings, Deb Covell, Stig Evans, Jane Harris, Mali Morris, Jost Münster, Patrick O'Donnell, Carol Robertson and Daniel Sturgis
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PHOENIX ART SPACE
https://www.phoenixbrighton.org/events/h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
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SLOW BURN
Curated by Saturation Point/ Morissey & Hancock
Slow Burn implies a longer process of accessing and processing visual information, allowing the structures and patterns to unfold.
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THE AUXILIARY
https://theauxiliary.co.uk
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Notes on Painting II
The exhibition opens on 13th September - 26th October, 2019
with a preview on the 12th September, 6 - 8.30 pm.
At The Koppel Project Central, 49 Poland St. Soho, W1F 7ND
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THE KOPPEL PROJECT CENTRAL
http://thekoppelproject.com/notes-on-painting-ii/
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GRÖLLE PASS PROJECTS
opening after summer holidays
Saturday 31. August 2019
>> KEIN ZUFALL <<
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Britta Bogers, Köln | Bert Didillon, Köln | Dan Devening, Chicago |
Wolfgang Flad, Berlin | Lothar Götz, London | Jason Karolak, New York |
Jonathan Lasker, New York | Jost Münster, London | Julio Rondo, Berlin |
David Reed, New York | Gary Stephan, New York | Klaus-Martin Treder, Berlin
PAINTINGS
Galerie GRÖLLE pass: projects
Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 143e
D-42117 Wuppertal
fon +49 (0)1732611115
http://www.passprojects.com
WED - FRI 4 - 7 PM / SAT 11 - 3 PM
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CAROUSEL
Group Exhibition
17 May - 25 May 2019
The Koppel Project Central
Private View: 16th May 2019, 6-8.30pm
http://thekoppelproject.com/carousel-2/
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A carousel represents a quick succession of objects or bodies in motion. This offers an overview of the sensory spin that abstraction might aim to provoke through colour, form and materiality. Either through painting, or sculptural installation, Carousel grasps this concept metaphorically by confronting multiple notions, such as the use of language, geometric or gestural systems and the examination of the material of painting itself.
The intention is to simulate the intensity and absorption of a play space. Such a panorama highlights the differences and similarities between each investigation. The heterogeneous nature of the works aims to provoke an optical and tactile dizziness, thus allowing the works to become distorted or placed into focus, to probe at the myriad possibilities of material manipulation.
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Manteuffelstraße 42
10997 Berlin
https://www.berlinconmuchoarte.com
Check Mate!
Group Show
Opening Thursday 25.4.2019 / 21-23h
26.4. - 12.5.2019
We invite you to the exhibition "Check Mate". Jerry Kowalsky representing the figurative artist fraction and Wolfgang Flad representing the abstract fraction, present 37 artist in a battle.
Battles or competitions are a continues habit in our society mostly seen with a negative touch. We are continuously confronted with negative battles and competitions mostly solely documented in the media. When people think of a battle or competition, they typically think of negative competition, which leads to hostility, negative attitudes, and a "winner-takes-all" mentality. However, contrary to popular belief, there are two types of competition: positive and negative.
We want the positive!
The positive form of competition is often referred to healthy, or cooperative competition. As the name suggests, positive competition promotes an "everyone wins" attitude where everyone work collectively toward a common goal and the reward is communal. In positive competition, the individual can also compete to improve their own, but in a cooperative manner in which there is mutual respect and pleasant interactions that do not jeopardize others. And important the fun factor!
The works of the two artist groups, figurative and abstract, meet each other in the space on opposite walls. The confrontation of the pictures provokes the other group and leaves the viewer to decide which group or artists he prefers depending on his individual impression. Additionally to support the fun factor the artists will have the opportunity to "influence" the result by playing chess against a opponent from the other group.
Abstract artists:
Julio Rondo, Markus Weggenmann, Bram Braam,
Christian Henkel, Mathias Hornung, Cedric Christie,
Isabelle Borges, Wolfgang Flad, Martijn Schuppers,
Sandra Meisel, Heike Gallmeier, Bert Didillion, Vanessa Enriquez, Lars Fischedick,
Lea Asja Pagenkemper, Jost Münster, Patrick Fabian Panetta, Loukas Morley
Figurative artists:
Tina Berning, Paul Sakoilsky, Paul Pretzer,
Patrick Niemann, Matthias Moravek, Kate Bland,
Peter Böhnisch, Bernd Kirschner, Jerry Kowalsky,
Manfred Peckl, Matija Mato Pišpek, Pascal Rousson,
Hugo Mayer, Tanja Ritterbex, Tim Ernst, Daniel M Thurau,
Corry Siw Mirski, Sjaak Kooij, Manuel Antonio Dominguez Gomez
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Kunstgenerator
ABSTRACTION VS FIGURATION
http://www.kunstgenerator.art
PASCAL ROUSSON - CEDRIC CHRISTIE
KUNSTGENERATOR, BAT 43 ATELIER 18, 1227 CAROUGE, GENEVA
Opening 18 April from 6pm
Exhibition continues 19 April to 12 May 2019
open Thursday to Saturday, 2-6pm
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66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
web-site. www.art-seen.org
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https://www.1961projects.com
https://www.instagram.com/1961projects/
1961 Projects
Oxley Bizhub 2
#06-17, 62 Ubi Road 1 (408734)
M. +65 91291854
gabriel.loy@gmail.com
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TINTYPE
MOYRA DERBY | NICKY HAMLYN | CONOR KELLY | JOAN KEY | JOST MÜNSTER
Interval [ ] still : now
2 - 31 March 2018
"The frame, a simple but very powerful shape and structure can be found everywhere in our visual and virtual world. It holds, builds space - it frames space and time."
Jost Münster
An exhibition and on-going project Interval [ ] still : now is a collaboration between five artists, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key, and Jost Münster. They have developed a model of collective, experimental set up and install; juxtaposing serial, modular and free-standing paintings, wall- works and projections. Their approach is unified by framing as a shared convention between film and painting. By using still and moving images, the potential for cross cuts, edits, overlays and interruptions between works becomes a defining consideration. The architectural and durational containment of work through exhibition is a further form of framing that the Interval project foregrounds.
At Tintype a large window frames the space from the street and provides a dual aspect for work - pictorialized from outside, offering an overview and invitation - fragmented and spatially shifting inside. The cut in time and structured spacing implied by the term interval highlights this change of view and perspective between the street and the gallery.
Interval [ ] still : now reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space, window space or film reel.
Working collaboratively since 2016, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key and Jost Münster developed Interval [ ] Stop Gap in 2017 at the Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, and Interval [ ] in 2016 as part of the Whitstable Biennale.
A publication accompanies the exhibition, with texts by the five artists, and contributions by Matthew de Pulford and Sharon Morris.
Publication launch and sound event, Thursday 22 March at 7pm
link: https://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/interval-still-now/
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Link to publication: Marked and Unmarked Spaces
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CASUAL ENCOUNTER
03.02. - 30.04. 2017
Stadtgalerie Saarbrücken
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INTERVAL
Thursday 9th June - Sunday 12th June
11:00-18:00
Waiting room, Whitstable Railway Station
{} Interval reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space or film reel. The five artists will work collaboratively in the space, presenting works to be seen as components and supports for each other, negotiating how one work frames or cuts across another.
As the collective installation for {} Interval takes shape, the set-up process will be documented as part of a live event and played back into the space. What constitutes the work, how to assess the arena of influence of one element to another will be approached as an open question, attention shifting between image, apparatus, space and medium. The edits, interruptions and inter-dependencies between frame and interval, between set-up and viewpoint become evident, offering a basis for discussion and comment between artists and audience.
With thanks to Southeastern
UCA Logo Linear website
Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key & Jost Münster
http://www.whitstablebiennale.com/project/interval/
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New Neighbours
solo show
25 February - 26 March 2016
Private view: Wednesday 24 February, 2016
Tintype
107 Essex Road,
London
N1 2SL
http://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/jost-munster-new-neighbours/
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unpainting \ / resurfacing
Curated by Matthew Hearn
18 September - 17 October 2015
Artists Reception: 1 October, 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Matthew Hearn will be giving a gallery talk at 7.00pm with a select group of participating Artists.
UH Galleries opens its Autumn 2015 exhibition season with unpainting \ / resurfacing, a remarkable exploration of the process of painting which focusses on doing, undoing, layering and revealing in the work of seven UK-based contemporary painters.
unpinning/resurfacing showcases new work by
Daniel Davies, Sarah Dunn, Peter Lamb, Paul Merrick, Jost Münster,
Alexis Teplin and Finbar Ward.
http://wsimag.com/art/17414-unpainting-slash-slash-resurfacing
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Bread and Jam II
Private View: Fri 25 Sep
Open Weekend: Sat 26, Sun 27 Sep 12-6pm
Artist Talk: Sat 26 Sep 4pm
Open by appointment 28 Sep - 4 Oct
Hermione Allsopp, Roshi Cowen, William Darrell, Nicola Durvasula
Justin Fitzpatrick, Jost Münster, Jason Oddy, Sarah Pager, Troika
WhatmorePager, Poppy Whatmore
The inhabitants of 52 Whitbread Road, London are pleased to announce Bread and Jam II, the second in a unique series of exhibitions created and exhibited in a gutted and soon to be re furbished house in a typical Victorian terraced street in Brockley.
https://breadandjamwhitbread.wordpress.com
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Limber: Spatial Painting Practices
Curated by Cherry Smyth and Jost Münster
Catalogue available
Herbert Read Gallery Canterbury
September 13 - October 12, 2013
Private View: September 12, 6pm-9pm
Symposium: October 5
Grandes Galleries de L'Erba
Rouen, France
November 21- December 20, 2013
Artists
Jost Münster, Ian Bottle, Katie Bell, Simon Callery, Jim Lee, Irene van de Mheen, Elodie Seguin, Ian Pedigo
https://limber2013.wordpress.com
H_A_R_D_P_A_I_N_T_I_N_G_x2
A 2-part painting exhibition curated by:
Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Stig Evans, Patrick O'Donnell & Della Gooden
at Phoenix Art Space Brighton
h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
www.hardpainting.com
Part 1: PV Friday 10th Jan 2020
Richard Bell, Katrina Blannin, John Carter, Catherine Ferguson, Della Gooden, Richard Graville, Morrissey & Hancock, Tess Jaray, Jo McGonigal, Lars Wolter and Jessie Yates
Part 2: PV Friday 7th Feb 2020
Rana Begum, Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Biggs & Collings, Deb Covell, Stig Evans, Jane Harris, Mali Morris, Jost Münster, Patrick O'Donnell, Carol Robertson and Daniel Sturgis
PHOENIX ART SPACE
https://www.phoenixbrighton.org/events/h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
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SLOW BURN
Curated by Saturation Point/ Morissey & Hancock
Slow Burn implies a longer process of accessing and processing visual information, allowing the structures and patterns to unfold.
THE AUXILIARY
https://theauxiliary.co.uk
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Notes on Painting II
The exhibition opens on 13th September - 26th October, 2019
with a preview on the 12th September, 6 - 8.30 pm.
At The Koppel Project Central, 49 Poland St. Soho, W1F 7ND
THE KOPPEL PROJECT CENTRAL
http://thekoppelproject.com/notes-on-painting-ii/
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GRÖLLE PASS PROJECTS
opening after summer holidays
Saturday 31. August 2019
>> KEIN ZUFALL <<
Britta Bogers, Köln | Bert Didillon, Köln | Dan Devening, Chicago |
Wolfgang Flad, Berlin | Lothar Götz, London | Jason Karolak, New York |
Jonathan Lasker, New York | Jost Münster, London | Julio Rondo, Berlin |
David Reed, New York | Gary Stephan, New York | Klaus-Martin Treder, Berlin
PAINTINGS
Galerie GRÖLLE pass: projects
Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 143e
D-42117 Wuppertal
fon +49 (0)1732611115
http://www.passprojects.com
WED - FRI 4 - 7 PM / SAT 11 - 3 PM
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CAROUSEL
Group Exhibition
17 May - 25 May 2019
The Koppel Project Central
Private View: 16th May 2019, 6-8.30pm
http://thekoppelproject.com/carousel-2/
A carousel represents a quick succession of objects or bodies in motion. This offers an overview of the sensory spin that abstraction might aim to provoke through colour, form and materiality. Either through painting, or sculptural installation, Carousel grasps this concept metaphorically by confronting multiple notions, such as the use of language, geometric or gestural systems and the examination of the material of painting itself.
The intention is to simulate the intensity and absorption of a play space. Such a panorama highlights the differences and similarities between each investigation. The heterogeneous nature of the works aims to provoke an optical and tactile dizziness, thus allowing the works to become distorted or placed into focus, to probe at the myriad possibilities of material manipulation.
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Manteuffelstraße 42
10997 Berlin
https://www.berlinconmuchoarte.com
Check Mate!
Group Show
Opening Thursday 25.4.2019 / 21-23h
26.4. - 12.5.2019
We invite you to the exhibition "Check Mate". Jerry Kowalsky representing the figurative artist fraction and Wolfgang Flad representing the abstract fraction, present 37 artist in a battle.
Battles or competitions are a continues habit in our society mostly seen with a negative touch. We are continuously confronted with negative battles and competitions mostly solely documented in the media. When people think of a battle or competition, they typically think of negative competition, which leads to hostility, negative attitudes, and a "winner-takes-all" mentality. However, contrary to popular belief, there are two types of competition: positive and negative.
We want the positive!
The positive form of competition is often referred to healthy, or cooperative competition. As the name suggests, positive competition promotes an "everyone wins" attitude where everyone work collectively toward a common goal and the reward is communal. In positive competition, the individual can also compete to improve their own, but in a cooperative manner in which there is mutual respect and pleasant interactions that do not jeopardize others. And important the fun factor!
The works of the two artist groups, figurative and abstract, meet each other in the space on opposite walls. The confrontation of the pictures provokes the other group and leaves the viewer to decide which group or artists he prefers depending on his individual impression. Additionally to support the fun factor the artists will have the opportunity to "influence" the result by playing chess against a opponent from the other group.
Abstract artists:
Julio Rondo, Markus Weggenmann, Bram Braam,
Christian Henkel, Mathias Hornung, Cedric Christie,
Isabelle Borges, Wolfgang Flad, Martijn Schuppers,
Sandra Meisel, Heike Gallmeier, Bert Didillion, Vanessa Enriquez, Lars Fischedick,
Lea Asja Pagenkemper, Jost Münster, Patrick Fabian Panetta, Loukas Morley
Figurative artists:
Tina Berning, Paul Sakoilsky, Paul Pretzer,
Patrick Niemann, Matthias Moravek, Kate Bland,
Peter Böhnisch, Bernd Kirschner, Jerry Kowalsky,
Manfred Peckl, Matija Mato Pišpek, Pascal Rousson,
Hugo Mayer, Tanja Ritterbex, Tim Ernst, Daniel M Thurau,
Corry Siw Mirski, Sjaak Kooij, Manuel Antonio Dominguez Gomez
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Kunstgenerator
ABSTRACTION VS FIGURATION
http://www.kunstgenerator.art
PASCAL ROUSSON - CEDRIC CHRISTIE
KUNSTGENERATOR, BAT 43 ATELIER 18, 1227 CAROUGE, GENEVA
Opening 18 April from 6pm
Exhibition continues 19 April to 12 May 2019
open Thursday to Saturday, 2-6pm
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66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
web-site. www.art-seen.org
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https://www.1961projects.com
https://www.instagram.com/1961projects/
1961 Projects
Oxley Bizhub 2
#06-17, 62 Ubi Road 1 (408734)
M. +65 91291854
gabriel.loy@gmail.com
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TINTYPE
MOYRA DERBY | NICKY HAMLYN | CONOR KELLY | JOAN KEY | JOST MÜNSTER
Interval [ ] still : now
2 - 31 March 2018
"The frame, a simple but very powerful shape and structure can be found everywhere in our visual and virtual world. It holds, builds space - it frames space and time."
Jost Münster
An exhibition and on-going project Interval [ ] still : now is a collaboration between five artists, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key, and Jost Münster. They have developed a model of collective, experimental set up and install; juxtaposing serial, modular and free-standing paintings, wall- works and projections. Their approach is unified by framing as a shared convention between film and painting. By using still and moving images, the potential for cross cuts, edits, overlays and interruptions between works becomes a defining consideration. The architectural and durational containment of work through exhibition is a further form of framing that the Interval project foregrounds.
At Tintype a large window frames the space from the street and provides a dual aspect for work - pictorialized from outside, offering an overview and invitation - fragmented and spatially shifting inside. The cut in time and structured spacing implied by the term interval highlights this change of view and perspective between the street and the gallery.
Interval [ ] still : now reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space, window space or film reel.
Working collaboratively since 2016, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key and Jost Münster developed Interval [ ] Stop Gap in 2017 at the Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, and Interval [ ] in 2016 as part of the Whitstable Biennale.
A publication accompanies the exhibition, with texts by the five artists, and contributions by Matthew de Pulford and Sharon Morris.
Publication launch and sound event, Thursday 22 March at 7pm
link: https://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/interval-still-now/
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Link to publication: Marked and Unmarked Spaces
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CASUAL ENCOUNTER
03.02. - 30.04. 2017
Stadtgalerie Saarbrücken
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INTERVAL
Thursday 9th June - Sunday 12th June
11:00-18:00
Waiting room, Whitstable Railway Station
{} Interval reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space or film reel. The five artists will work collaboratively in the space, presenting works to be seen as components and supports for each other, negotiating how one work frames or cuts across another.
As the collective installation for {} Interval takes shape, the set-up process will be documented as part of a live event and played back into the space. What constitutes the work, how to assess the arena of influence of one element to another will be approached as an open question, attention shifting between image, apparatus, space and medium. The edits, interruptions and inter-dependencies between frame and interval, between set-up and viewpoint become evident, offering a basis for discussion and comment between artists and audience.
With thanks to Southeastern
UCA Logo Linear website
Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key & Jost Münster
http://www.whitstablebiennale.com/project/interval/
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New Neighbours
solo show
25 February - 26 March 2016
Private view: Wednesday 24 February, 2016
Tintype
107 Essex Road,
London
N1 2SL
http://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/jost-munster-new-neighbours/
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unpainting \ / resurfacing
Curated by Matthew Hearn
18 September - 17 October 2015
Artists Reception: 1 October, 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Matthew Hearn will be giving a gallery talk at 7.00pm with a select group of participating Artists.
UH Galleries opens its Autumn 2015 exhibition season with unpainting \ / resurfacing, a remarkable exploration of the process of painting which focusses on doing, undoing, layering and revealing in the work of seven UK-based contemporary painters.
unpinning/resurfacing showcases new work by
Daniel Davies, Sarah Dunn, Peter Lamb, Paul Merrick, Jost Münster,
Alexis Teplin and Finbar Ward.
http://wsimag.com/art/17414-unpainting-slash-slash-resurfacing
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Bread and Jam II
Private View: Fri 25 Sep
Open Weekend: Sat 26, Sun 27 Sep 12-6pm
Artist Talk: Sat 26 Sep 4pm
Open by appointment 28 Sep - 4 Oct
Hermione Allsopp, Roshi Cowen, William Darrell, Nicola Durvasula
Justin Fitzpatrick, Jost Münster, Jason Oddy, Sarah Pager, Troika
WhatmorePager, Poppy Whatmore
The inhabitants of 52 Whitbread Road, London are pleased to announce Bread and Jam II, the second in a unique series of exhibitions created and exhibited in a gutted and soon to be re furbished house in a typical Victorian terraced street in Brockley.
https://breadandjamwhitbread.wordpress.com
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Limber: Spatial Painting Practices
Curated by Cherry Smyth and Jost Münster
Catalogue available
Herbert Read Gallery Canterbury
September 13 - October 12, 2013
Private View: September 12, 6pm-9pm
Symposium: October 5
Grandes Galleries de L'Erba
Rouen, France
November 21- December 20, 2013
Artists
Jost Münster, Ian Bottle, Katie Bell, Simon Callery, Jim Lee, Irene van de Mheen, Elodie Seguin, Ian Pedigo
https://limber2013.wordpress.com
NEWS
Group exhibition, Art Seen gallery, Nicosia
2 June- 8 July 2021
Participating artists: Emi Avora (GR), Spyros Anastasiou (CY), Irini Bachlitzanaki (GR), David J Batchelor (UK), Savvas Christodoulides (CY), Dionisis Christofilogiannis (GR), Dominique Hurth (FR), Andreas Mallouris (CY), Eva Marathaki (GR), Anastasia Mina (CY), Jost Münster (DE), Olivier Nottellet (FR), Vicky Pericleous (CY), Amy Stephens (UK), Amikam Toren (IL) and Philippos Vassiliades (CY)
http://www.artseeneditions.com/en/contact#
66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077 Nicosia
Cyprus
Tel:+357 22006624
Mob: +357 99624090
News
Die Eröffnung der Ausstellung in der Galerie Valentien in Stuttgart ist am 15. April.
Mit Arbeiten von
Erik Andersen
Wolfgang Flad
Vanessa Henn
Katharina Hinsberg
Judith Hopf
Matthias Hornung
Annette Kelm
Isabel Kerkermeier
Kathrin Landa
Hartmut Landauer
Miriam Lenk
Cesy Leonard
Matthias Megyeri
Jost Münster
Nadja Schöllhammer
Klaus Weber
Galeristin: Imke Valentien
Kurator: Hergen Wöbken
Galerie Valentien
https://comeback.galerie-valentien.de
Gellertstraße 6
70184 Stuttgart
info@galerie-valentien.de
T 0711 24 62 42
F 0711 24 62 41
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Yesterday, Today and Forever

Maria Stathi
Founder & Director
66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
http://web-site. www.art-seen.org
email. maria@art-seen.org
mob cy. +357 9962 4090
mob gr. +30 69 4483 0969
mob uk. +44 78 8418 8980
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H_A_R_D_P_A_I_N_T_I_N_G_x2
A 2-part painting exhibition curated by:
Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Stig Evans, Patrick O'Donnell & Della Gooden
at Phoenix Art Space Brighton
h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
www.hardpainting.com
Part 1: PV Friday 10th Jan 2020
Richard Bell, Katrina Blannin, John Carter, Catherine Ferguson, Della Gooden, Richard Graville, Morrissey & Hancock, Tess Jaray, Jo McGonigal, Lars Wolter and Jessie Yates
Part 2: PV Friday 7th Feb 2020
Rana Begum, Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Biggs & Collings, Deb Covell, Stig Evans, Jane Harris, Mali Morris, Jost Münster, Patrick O'Donnell, Carol Robertson and Daniel Sturgis
PHOENIX ART SPACE
https://www.phoenixbrighton.org/events/h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
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SLOW BURN
Curated by Saturation Point/ Morissey & Hancock
Slow Burn implies a longer process of accessing and processing visual information, allowing the structures and patterns to unfold.
THE AUXILIARY
https://theauxiliary.co.uk
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Notes on Painting II
The exhibition opens on 13th September - 26th October, 2019
with a preview on the 12th September, 6 - 8.30 pm.
At The Koppel Project Central, 49 Poland St. Soho, W1F 7ND
THE KOPPEL PROJECT CENTRAL
http://thekoppelproject.com/notes-on-painting-ii/
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GRÖLLE PASS PROJECTS
opening after summer holidays
Saturday 31. August 2019
>> KEIN ZUFALL <<
Britta Bogers, Köln | Bert Didillon, Köln | Dan Devening, Chicago |
Wolfgang Flad, Berlin | Lothar Götz, London | Jason Karolak, New York |
Jonathan Lasker, New York | Jost Münster, London | Julio Rondo, Berlin |
David Reed, New York | Gary Stephan, New York | Klaus-Martin Treder, Berlin
PAINTINGS
Galerie GRÖLLE pass: projects
Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 143e
D-42117 Wuppertal
fon +49 (0)1732611115
http://www.passprojects.com
WED - FRI 4 - 7 PM / SAT 11 - 3 PM
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CAROUSEL
Group Exhibition
17 May - 25 May 2019
The Koppel Project Central
Private View: 16th May 2019, 6-8.30pm
http://thekoppelproject.com/carousel-2/
A carousel represents a quick succession of objects or bodies in motion. This offers an overview of the sensory spin that abstraction might aim to provoke through colour, form and materiality. Either through painting, or sculptural installation, Carousel grasps this concept metaphorically by confronting multiple notions, such as the use of language, geometric or gestural systems and the examination of the material of painting itself.
The intention is to simulate the intensity and absorption of a play space. Such a panorama highlights the differences and similarities between each investigation. The heterogeneous nature of the works aims to provoke an optical and tactile dizziness, thus allowing the works to become distorted or placed into focus, to probe at the myriad possibilities of material manipulation.
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Manteuffelstraße 42
10997 Berlin
https://www.berlinconmuchoarte.com
Check Mate!
Group Show
Opening Thursday 25.4.2019 / 21-23h
26.4. - 12.5.2019
We invite you to the exhibition "Check Mate". Jerry Kowalsky representing the figurative artist fraction and Wolfgang Flad representing the abstract fraction, present 37 artist in a battle.
Battles or competitions are a continues habit in our society mostly seen with a negative touch. We are continuously confronted with negative battles and competitions mostly solely documented in the media. When people think of a battle or competition, they typically think of negative competition, which leads to hostility, negative attitudes, and a "winner-takes-all" mentality. However, contrary to popular belief, there are two types of competition: positive and negative.
We want the positive!
The positive form of competition is often referred to healthy, or cooperative competition. As the name suggests, positive competition promotes an "everyone wins" attitude where everyone work collectively toward a common goal and the reward is communal. In positive competition, the individual can also compete to improve their own, but in a cooperative manner in which there is mutual respect and pleasant interactions that do not jeopardize others. And important the fun factor!
The works of the two artist groups, figurative and abstract, meet each other in the space on opposite walls. The confrontation of the pictures provokes the other group and leaves the viewer to decide which group or artists he prefers depending on his individual impression. Additionally to support the fun factor the artists will have the opportunity to "influence" the result by playing chess against a opponent from the other group.
Abstract artists:
Julio Rondo, Markus Weggenmann, Bram Braam,
Christian Henkel, Mathias Hornung, Cedric Christie,
Isabelle Borges, Wolfgang Flad, Martijn Schuppers,
Sandra Meisel, Heike Gallmeier, Bert Didillion, Vanessa Enriquez, Lars Fischedick,
Lea Asja Pagenkemper, Jost Münster, Patrick Fabian Panetta, Loukas Morley
Figurative artists:
Tina Berning, Paul Sakoilsky, Paul Pretzer,
Patrick Niemann, Matthias Moravek, Kate Bland,
Peter Böhnisch, Bernd Kirschner, Jerry Kowalsky,
Manfred Peckl, Matija Mato Pišpek, Pascal Rousson,
Hugo Mayer, Tanja Ritterbex, Tim Ernst, Daniel M Thurau,
Corry Siw Mirski, Sjaak Kooij, Manuel Antonio Dominguez Gomez
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Kunstgenerator
ABSTRACTION VS FIGURATION
http://www.kunstgenerator.art
PASCAL ROUSSON - CEDRIC CHRISTIE
KUNSTGENERATOR, BAT 43 ATELIER 18, 1227 CAROUGE, GENEVA
Opening 18 April from 6pm
Exhibition continues 19 April to 12 May 2019
open Thursday to Saturday, 2-6pm
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66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
web-site. www.art-seen.org
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https://www.1961projects.com
https://www.instagram.com/1961projects/
1961 Projects
Oxley Bizhub 2
#06-17, 62 Ubi Road 1 (408734)
M. +65 91291854
gabriel.loy@gmail.com
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TINTYPE
MOYRA DERBY | NICKY HAMLYN | CONOR KELLY | JOAN KEY | JOST MÜNSTER
Interval [ ] still : now
2 - 31 March 2018
"The frame, a simple but very powerful shape and structure can be found everywhere in our visual and virtual world. It holds, builds space - it frames space and time."
Jost Münster
An exhibition and on-going project Interval [ ] still : now is a collaboration between five artists, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key, and Jost Münster. They have developed a model of collective, experimental set up and install; juxtaposing serial, modular and free-standing paintings, wall- works and projections. Their approach is unified by framing as a shared convention between film and painting. By using still and moving images, the potential for cross cuts, edits, overlays and interruptions between works becomes a defining consideration. The architectural and durational containment of work through exhibition is a further form of framing that the Interval project foregrounds.
At Tintype a large window frames the space from the street and provides a dual aspect for work - pictorialized from outside, offering an overview and invitation - fragmented and spatially shifting inside. The cut in time and structured spacing implied by the term interval highlights this change of view and perspective between the street and the gallery.
Interval [ ] still : now reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space, window space or film reel.
Working collaboratively since 2016, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key and Jost Münster developed Interval [ ] Stop Gap in 2017 at the Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, and Interval [ ] in 2016 as part of the Whitstable Biennale.
A publication accompanies the exhibition, with texts by the five artists, and contributions by Matthew de Pulford and Sharon Morris.
Publication launch and sound event, Thursday 22 March at 7pm
link: https://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/interval-still-now/
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Link to publication: Marked and Unmarked Spaces
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CASUAL ENCOUNTER
03.02. - 30.04. 2017
Stadtgalerie Saarbrücken
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INTERVAL
Thursday 9th June - Sunday 12th June
11:00-18:00
Waiting room, Whitstable Railway Station
{} Interval reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space or film reel. The five artists will work collaboratively in the space, presenting works to be seen as components and supports for each other, negotiating how one work frames or cuts across another.
As the collective installation for {} Interval takes shape, the set-up process will be documented as part of a live event and played back into the space. What constitutes the work, how to assess the arena of influence of one element to another will be approached as an open question, attention shifting between image, apparatus, space and medium. The edits, interruptions and inter-dependencies between frame and interval, between set-up and viewpoint become evident, offering a basis for discussion and comment between artists and audience.
With thanks to Southeastern
UCA Logo Linear website
Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key & Jost Münster
http://www.whitstablebiennale.com/project/interval/
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New Neighbours
solo show
25 February - 26 March 2016
Private view: Wednesday 24 February, 2016
Tintype
107 Essex Road,
London
N1 2SL
http://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/jost-munster-new-neighbours/
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unpainting \ / resurfacing
Curated by Matthew Hearn
18 September - 17 October 2015
Artists Reception: 1 October, 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Matthew Hearn will be giving a gallery talk at 7.00pm with a select group of participating Artists.
UH Galleries opens its Autumn 2015 exhibition season with unpainting \ / resurfacing, a remarkable exploration of the process of painting which focusses on doing, undoing, layering and revealing in the work of seven UK-based contemporary painters.
unpinning/resurfacing showcases new work by
Daniel Davies, Sarah Dunn, Peter Lamb, Paul Merrick, Jost Münster,
Alexis Teplin and Finbar Ward.
http://wsimag.com/art/17414-unpainting-slash-slash-resurfacing
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Bread and Jam II
Private View: Fri 25 Sep
Open Weekend: Sat 26, Sun 27 Sep 12-6pm
Artist Talk: Sat 26 Sep 4pm
Open by appointment 28 Sep - 4 Oct
Hermione Allsopp, Roshi Cowen, William Darrell, Nicola Durvasula
Justin Fitzpatrick, Jost Münster, Jason Oddy, Sarah Pager, Troika
WhatmorePager, Poppy Whatmore
The inhabitants of 52 Whitbread Road, London are pleased to announce Bread and Jam II, the second in a unique series of exhibitions created and exhibited in a gutted and soon to be re furbished house in a typical Victorian terraced street in Brockley.
https://breadandjamwhitbread.wordpress.com
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Limber: Spatial Painting Practices
Curated by Cherry Smyth and Jost Münster
Catalogue available
Herbert Read Gallery Canterbury
September 13 - October 12, 2013
Private View: September 12, 6pm-9pm
Symposium: October 5
Grandes Galleries de L'Erba
Rouen, France
November 21- December 20, 2013
Artists
Jost Münster, Ian Bottle, Katie Bell, Simon Callery, Jim Lee, Irene van de Mheen, Elodie Seguin, Ian Pedigo
https://limber2013.wordpress.com
News
COME BACKEric Andersen
Wolfgang Flad
Vanessa Henn
Katharina Hinsberg
Judith Hopf
Matthias Hornung
Annette Kelm
Isabel Kerkermeier
Katharina Landa
Hartmut Landauer
Miriam Lenk
Cesy Leonard
Matthias Megyeri
Jost Münster
Nadja Schöllhammer
Klaus Weber
Die Ausstellung bringt 16 Künstler und Künstlerinnen zusammen, deren Gemeinsamkeit die Baden-Württemberische Herkunft ist, sowie der Umstand, dass sie ihrer „Heimat“ früher oder später den Rücken gekehrt und ihre künstlerischen Karrieren an anderen Orten aufgebaut haben.
Einige sind irgendwann wieder zurückgekehrt, während andere jede Bezugnahme auf ihre Herkunft vermeiden. Ganz entkommen kann seiner Herkunft jedoch wohl kaum jemand. Sie begegnet den Künstlern zum Beispiel im Klischee vom anthroposophischen, fleißigen, geizigen, zielstrebigen, erfinderischen oder störrischen Schwaben, als positives oder negatives Vorurteil. Welche Rolle der schwäbische Hintergrund für die Haltung und das Selbstverständnis der Künstler spielt, auf welche Weise die Herkunft in die künstlerische Produktion einfließt, soll hier zur Diskussion gestellt werden.
Die gezeigten Arbeiten reichen von Malerei und Skulptur über Fotografie zu Konzept- und Performancekunst. Die formale und inhaltliche Diversität der Exponate macht deutlich, dass es in diesem Ausstellungs- und Forschungsprojekt nicht darum geht, etwas singulär Verbindendes zu finden, sondern vielmehr darum, der Komplexität des Themas „Herkunft“ Raum zu geben. Neben der analogen Präsentation in der Galerie, eröffnen Interviews und Gespräche mit den Künstlern und Künstlerinnen vielfältige Perspektiven auf die Heimat.
https://www.galerie-valentien.de
Galerie Valentien
Gellertstraße 6
70184 Stuttgart
info@galerie-valentien.de
T 0711 24 62 42
F 0711 24 62 41
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Yesterday, Today and Forever

Maria Stathi
Founder & Director
66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
http://web-site. www.art-seen.org
email. maria@art-seen.org
mob cy. +357 9962 4090
mob gr. +30 69 4483 0969
mob uk. +44 78 8418 8980
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H_A_R_D_P_A_I_N_T_I_N_G_x2
A 2-part painting exhibition curated by:
Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Stig Evans, Patrick O'Donnell & Della Gooden
at Phoenix Art Space Brighton
h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
www.hardpainting.com
Part 1: PV Friday 10th Jan 2020
Richard Bell, Katrina Blannin, John Carter, Catherine Ferguson, Della Gooden, Richard Graville, Morrissey & Hancock, Tess Jaray, Jo McGonigal, Lars Wolter and Jessie Yates
Part 2: PV Friday 7th Feb 2020
Rana Begum, Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Biggs & Collings, Deb Covell, Stig Evans, Jane Harris, Mali Morris, Jost Münster, Patrick O'Donnell, Carol Robertson and Daniel Sturgis
PHOENIX ART SPACE
https://www.phoenixbrighton.org/events/h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
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SLOW BURN
Curated by Saturation Point/ Morissey & Hancock
Slow Burn implies a longer process of accessing and processing visual information, allowing the structures and patterns to unfold.
THE AUXILIARY
https://theauxiliary.co.uk
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Notes on Painting II
The exhibition opens on 13th September - 26th October, 2019
with a preview on the 12th September, 6 - 8.30 pm.
At The Koppel Project Central, 49 Poland St. Soho, W1F 7ND
THE KOPPEL PROJECT CENTRAL
http://thekoppelproject.com/notes-on-painting-ii/
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GRÖLLE PASS PROJECTS
opening after summer holidays
Saturday 31. August 2019
>> KEIN ZUFALL <<
Britta Bogers, Köln | Bert Didillon, Köln | Dan Devening, Chicago |
Wolfgang Flad, Berlin | Lothar Götz, London | Jason Karolak, New York |
Jonathan Lasker, New York | Jost Münster, London | Julio Rondo, Berlin |
David Reed, New York | Gary Stephan, New York | Klaus-Martin Treder, Berlin
PAINTINGS
Galerie GRÖLLE pass: projects
Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 143e
D-42117 Wuppertal
fon +49 (0)1732611115
http://www.passprojects.com
WED - FRI 4 - 7 PM / SAT 11 - 3 PM
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CAROUSEL
Group Exhibition
17 May - 25 May 2019
The Koppel Project Central
Private View: 16th May 2019, 6-8.30pm
http://thekoppelproject.com/carousel-2/
A carousel represents a quick succession of objects or bodies in motion. This offers an overview of the sensory spin that abstraction might aim to provoke through colour, form and materiality. Either through painting, or sculptural installation, Carousel grasps this concept metaphorically by confronting multiple notions, such as the use of language, geometric or gestural systems and the examination of the material of painting itself.
The intention is to simulate the intensity and absorption of a play space. Such a panorama highlights the differences and similarities between each investigation. The heterogeneous nature of the works aims to provoke an optical and tactile dizziness, thus allowing the works to become distorted or placed into focus, to probe at the myriad possibilities of material manipulation.
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Manteuffelstraße 42
10997 Berlin
https://www.berlinconmuchoarte.com
Check Mate!
Group Show
Opening Thursday 25.4.2019 / 21-23h
26.4. - 12.5.2019
We invite you to the exhibition "Check Mate". Jerry Kowalsky representing the figurative artist fraction and Wolfgang Flad representing the abstract fraction, present 37 artist in a battle.
Battles or competitions are a continues habit in our society mostly seen with a negative touch. We are continuously confronted with negative battles and competitions mostly solely documented in the media. When people think of a battle or competition, they typically think of negative competition, which leads to hostility, negative attitudes, and a "winner-takes-all" mentality. However, contrary to popular belief, there are two types of competition: positive and negative.
We want the positive!
The positive form of competition is often referred to healthy, or cooperative competition. As the name suggests, positive competition promotes an "everyone wins" attitude where everyone work collectively toward a common goal and the reward is communal. In positive competition, the individual can also compete to improve their own, but in a cooperative manner in which there is mutual respect and pleasant interactions that do not jeopardize others. And important the fun factor!
The works of the two artist groups, figurative and abstract, meet each other in the space on opposite walls. The confrontation of the pictures provokes the other group and leaves the viewer to decide which group or artists he prefers depending on his individual impression. Additionally to support the fun factor the artists will have the opportunity to "influence" the result by playing chess against a opponent from the other group.
Abstract artists:
Julio Rondo, Markus Weggenmann, Bram Braam,
Christian Henkel, Mathias Hornung, Cedric Christie,
Isabelle Borges, Wolfgang Flad, Martijn Schuppers,
Sandra Meisel, Heike Gallmeier, Bert Didillion, Vanessa Enriquez, Lars Fischedick,
Lea Asja Pagenkemper, Jost Münster, Patrick Fabian Panetta, Loukas Morley
Figurative artists:
Tina Berning, Paul Sakoilsky, Paul Pretzer,
Patrick Niemann, Matthias Moravek, Kate Bland,
Peter Böhnisch, Bernd Kirschner, Jerry Kowalsky,
Manfred Peckl, Matija Mato Pišpek, Pascal Rousson,
Hugo Mayer, Tanja Ritterbex, Tim Ernst, Daniel M Thurau,
Corry Siw Mirski, Sjaak Kooij, Manuel Antonio Dominguez Gomez
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Kunstgenerator
ABSTRACTION VS FIGURATION
http://www.kunstgenerator.art
PASCAL ROUSSON - CEDRIC CHRISTIE
KUNSTGENERATOR, BAT 43 ATELIER 18, 1227 CAROUGE, GENEVA
Opening 18 April from 6pm
Exhibition continues 19 April to 12 May 2019
open Thursday to Saturday, 2-6pm
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66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
web-site. www.art-seen.org
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https://www.1961projects.com
https://www.instagram.com/1961projects/
1961 Projects
Oxley Bizhub 2
#06-17, 62 Ubi Road 1 (408734)
M. +65 91291854
gabriel.loy@gmail.com
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TINTYPE
MOYRA DERBY | NICKY HAMLYN | CONOR KELLY | JOAN KEY | JOST MÜNSTER
Interval [ ] still : now
2 - 31 March 2018
"The frame, a simple but very powerful shape and structure can be found everywhere in our visual and virtual world. It holds, builds space - it frames space and time."
Jost Münster
An exhibition and on-going project Interval [ ] still : now is a collaboration between five artists, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key, and Jost Münster. They have developed a model of collective, experimental set up and install; juxtaposing serial, modular and free-standing paintings, wall- works and projections. Their approach is unified by framing as a shared convention between film and painting. By using still and moving images, the potential for cross cuts, edits, overlays and interruptions between works becomes a defining consideration. The architectural and durational containment of work through exhibition is a further form of framing that the Interval project foregrounds.
At Tintype a large window frames the space from the street and provides a dual aspect for work - pictorialized from outside, offering an overview and invitation - fragmented and spatially shifting inside. The cut in time and structured spacing implied by the term interval highlights this change of view and perspective between the street and the gallery.
Interval [ ] still : now reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space, window space or film reel.
Working collaboratively since 2016, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key and Jost Münster developed Interval [ ] Stop Gap in 2017 at the Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, and Interval [ ] in 2016 as part of the Whitstable Biennale.
A publication accompanies the exhibition, with texts by the five artists, and contributions by Matthew de Pulford and Sharon Morris.
Publication launch and sound event, Thursday 22 March at 7pm
link: https://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/interval-still-now/
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Link to publication: Marked and Unmarked Spaces
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CASUAL ENCOUNTER
03.02. - 30.04. 2017
Stadtgalerie Saarbrücken
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INTERVAL
Thursday 9th June - Sunday 12th June
11:00-18:00
Waiting room, Whitstable Railway Station
{} Interval reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space or film reel. The five artists will work collaboratively in the space, presenting works to be seen as components and supports for each other, negotiating how one work frames or cuts across another.
As the collective installation for {} Interval takes shape, the set-up process will be documented as part of a live event and played back into the space. What constitutes the work, how to assess the arena of influence of one element to another will be approached as an open question, attention shifting between image, apparatus, space and medium. The edits, interruptions and inter-dependencies between frame and interval, between set-up and viewpoint become evident, offering a basis for discussion and comment between artists and audience.
With thanks to Southeastern
UCA Logo Linear website
Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key & Jost Münster
http://www.whitstablebiennale.com/project/interval/
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New Neighbours
solo show
25 February - 26 March 2016
Private view: Wednesday 24 February, 2016
Tintype
107 Essex Road,
London
N1 2SL
http://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/jost-munster-new-neighbours/
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unpainting \ / resurfacing
Curated by Matthew Hearn
18 September - 17 October 2015
Artists Reception: 1 October, 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Matthew Hearn will be giving a gallery talk at 7.00pm with a select group of participating Artists.
UH Galleries opens its Autumn 2015 exhibition season with unpainting \ / resurfacing, a remarkable exploration of the process of painting which focusses on doing, undoing, layering and revealing in the work of seven UK-based contemporary painters.
unpinning/resurfacing showcases new work by
Daniel Davies, Sarah Dunn, Peter Lamb, Paul Merrick, Jost Münster,
Alexis Teplin and Finbar Ward.
http://wsimag.com/art/17414-unpainting-slash-slash-resurfacing
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Bread and Jam II
Private View: Fri 25 Sep
Open Weekend: Sat 26, Sun 27 Sep 12-6pm
Artist Talk: Sat 26 Sep 4pm
Open by appointment 28 Sep - 4 Oct
Hermione Allsopp, Roshi Cowen, William Darrell, Nicola Durvasula
Justin Fitzpatrick, Jost Münster, Jason Oddy, Sarah Pager, Troika
WhatmorePager, Poppy Whatmore
The inhabitants of 52 Whitbread Road, London are pleased to announce Bread and Jam II, the second in a unique series of exhibitions created and exhibited in a gutted and soon to be re furbished house in a typical Victorian terraced street in Brockley.
https://breadandjamwhitbread.wordpress.com
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Limber: Spatial Painting Practices
Curated by Cherry Smyth and Jost Münster
Catalogue available
Herbert Read Gallery Canterbury
September 13 - October 12, 2013
Private View: September 12, 6pm-9pm
Symposium: October 5
Grandes Galleries de L'Erba
Rouen, France
November 21- December 20, 2013
Artists
Jost Münster, Ian Bottle, Katie Bell, Simon Callery, Jim Lee, Irene van de Mheen, Elodie Seguin, Ian Pedigo
https://limber2013.wordpress.com
News
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Yesterday, Today and Forever

Maria Stathi
Founder & Director
66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
http://web-site. www.art-seen.org
email. maria@art-seen.org
mob cy. +357 9962 4090
mob gr. +30 69 4483 0969
mob uk. +44 78 8418 8980
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H_A_R_D_P_A_I_N_T_I_N_G_x2
A 2-part painting exhibition curated by:
Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Stig Evans, Patrick O'Donnell & Della Gooden
at Phoenix Art Space Brighton
h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
www.hardpainting.com
Part 1: PV Friday 10th Jan 2020
Richard Bell, Katrina Blannin, John Carter, Catherine Ferguson, Della Gooden, Richard Graville, Morrissey & Hancock, Tess Jaray, Jo McGonigal, Lars Wolter and Jessie Yates
Part 2: PV Friday 7th Feb 2020
Rana Begum, Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Biggs & Collings, Deb Covell, Stig Evans, Jane Harris, Mali Morris, Jost Münster, Patrick O'Donnell, Carol Robertson and Daniel Sturgis
PHOENIX ART SPACE
https://www.phoenixbrighton.org/events/h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
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SLOW BURN
Curated by Saturation Point/ Morissey & Hancock
Slow Burn implies a longer process of accessing and processing visual information, allowing the structures and patterns to unfold.
THE AUXILIARY
https://theauxiliary.co.uk
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Notes on Painting II
The exhibition opens on 13th September - 26th October, 2019
with a preview on the 12th September, 6 - 8.30 pm.
At The Koppel Project Central, 49 Poland St. Soho, W1F 7ND
THE KOPPEL PROJECT CENTRAL
http://thekoppelproject.com/notes-on-painting-ii/
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GRÖLLE PASS PROJECTS
opening after summer holidays
Saturday 31. August 2019
>> KEIN ZUFALL <<
Britta Bogers, Köln | Bert Didillon, Köln | Dan Devening, Chicago |
Wolfgang Flad, Berlin | Lothar Götz, London | Jason Karolak, New York |
Jonathan Lasker, New York | Jost Münster, London | Julio Rondo, Berlin |
David Reed, New York | Gary Stephan, New York | Klaus-Martin Treder, Berlin
PAINTINGS
Galerie GRÖLLE pass: projects
Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 143e
D-42117 Wuppertal
fon +49 (0)1732611115
http://www.passprojects.com
WED - FRI 4 - 7 PM / SAT 11 - 3 PM
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CAROUSEL
Group Exhibition
17 May - 25 May 2019
The Koppel Project Central
Private View: 16th May 2019, 6-8.30pm
http://thekoppelproject.com/carousel-2/
A carousel represents a quick succession of objects or bodies in motion. This offers an overview of the sensory spin that abstraction might aim to provoke through colour, form and materiality. Either through painting, or sculptural installation, Carousel grasps this concept metaphorically by confronting multiple notions, such as the use of language, geometric or gestural systems and the examination of the material of painting itself.
The intention is to simulate the intensity and absorption of a play space. Such a panorama highlights the differences and similarities between each investigation. The heterogeneous nature of the works aims to provoke an optical and tactile dizziness, thus allowing the works to become distorted or placed into focus, to probe at the myriad possibilities of material manipulation.
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Manteuffelstraße 42
10997 Berlin
https://www.berlinconmuchoarte.com
Check Mate!
Group Show
Opening Thursday 25.4.2019 / 21-23h
26.4. - 12.5.2019
We invite you to the exhibition "Check Mate". Jerry Kowalsky representing the figurative artist fraction and Wolfgang Flad representing the abstract fraction, present 37 artist in a battle.
Battles or competitions are a continues habit in our society mostly seen with a negative touch. We are continuously confronted with negative battles and competitions mostly solely documented in the media. When people think of a battle or competition, they typically think of negative competition, which leads to hostility, negative attitudes, and a "winner-takes-all" mentality. However, contrary to popular belief, there are two types of competition: positive and negative.
We want the positive!
The positive form of competition is often referred to healthy, or cooperative competition. As the name suggests, positive competition promotes an "everyone wins" attitude where everyone work collectively toward a common goal and the reward is communal. In positive competition, the individual can also compete to improve their own, but in a cooperative manner in which there is mutual respect and pleasant interactions that do not jeopardize others. And important the fun factor!
The works of the two artist groups, figurative and abstract, meet each other in the space on opposite walls. The confrontation of the pictures provokes the other group and leaves the viewer to decide which group or artists he prefers depending on his individual impression. Additionally to support the fun factor the artists will have the opportunity to "influence" the result by playing chess against a opponent from the other group.
Abstract artists:
Julio Rondo, Markus Weggenmann, Bram Braam,
Christian Henkel, Mathias Hornung, Cedric Christie,
Isabelle Borges, Wolfgang Flad, Martijn Schuppers,
Sandra Meisel, Heike Gallmeier, Bert Didillion, Vanessa Enriquez, Lars Fischedick,
Lea Asja Pagenkemper, Jost Münster, Patrick Fabian Panetta, Loukas Morley
Figurative artists:
Tina Berning, Paul Sakoilsky, Paul Pretzer,
Patrick Niemann, Matthias Moravek, Kate Bland,
Peter Böhnisch, Bernd Kirschner, Jerry Kowalsky,
Manfred Peckl, Matija Mato Pišpek, Pascal Rousson,
Hugo Mayer, Tanja Ritterbex, Tim Ernst, Daniel M Thurau,
Corry Siw Mirski, Sjaak Kooij, Manuel Antonio Dominguez Gomez
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Kunstgenerator
ABSTRACTION VS FIGURATION
http://www.kunstgenerator.art
PASCAL ROUSSON - CEDRIC CHRISTIE
KUNSTGENERATOR, BAT 43 ATELIER 18, 1227 CAROUGE, GENEVA
Opening 18 April from 6pm
Exhibition continues 19 April to 12 May 2019
open Thursday to Saturday, 2-6pm
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66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
web-site. www.art-seen.org
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https://www.1961projects.com
https://www.instagram.com/1961projects/
1961 Projects
Oxley Bizhub 2
#06-17, 62 Ubi Road 1 (408734)
M. +65 91291854
gabriel.loy@gmail.com
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TINTYPE
MOYRA DERBY | NICKY HAMLYN | CONOR KELLY | JOAN KEY | JOST MÜNSTER
Interval [ ] still : now
2 - 31 March 2018
"The frame, a simple but very powerful shape and structure can be found everywhere in our visual and virtual world. It holds, builds space - it frames space and time."
Jost Münster
An exhibition and on-going project Interval [ ] still : now is a collaboration between five artists, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key, and Jost Münster. They have developed a model of collective, experimental set up and install; juxtaposing serial, modular and free-standing paintings, wall- works and projections. Their approach is unified by framing as a shared convention between film and painting. By using still and moving images, the potential for cross cuts, edits, overlays and interruptions between works becomes a defining consideration. The architectural and durational containment of work through exhibition is a further form of framing that the Interval project foregrounds.
At Tintype a large window frames the space from the street and provides a dual aspect for work - pictorialized from outside, offering an overview and invitation - fragmented and spatially shifting inside. The cut in time and structured spacing implied by the term interval highlights this change of view and perspective between the street and the gallery.
Interval [ ] still : now reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space, window space or film reel.
Working collaboratively since 2016, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key and Jost Münster developed Interval [ ] Stop Gap in 2017 at the Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, and Interval [ ] in 2016 as part of the Whitstable Biennale.
A publication accompanies the exhibition, with texts by the five artists, and contributions by Matthew de Pulford and Sharon Morris.
Publication launch and sound event, Thursday 22 March at 7pm
link: https://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/interval-still-now/
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Link to publication: Marked and Unmarked Spaces
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CASUAL ENCOUNTER
03.02. - 30.04. 2017
Stadtgalerie Saarbrücken
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INTERVAL
Thursday 9th June - Sunday 12th June
11:00-18:00
Waiting room, Whitstable Railway Station
{} Interval reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space or film reel. The five artists will work collaboratively in the space, presenting works to be seen as components and supports for each other, negotiating how one work frames or cuts across another.
As the collective installation for {} Interval takes shape, the set-up process will be documented as part of a live event and played back into the space. What constitutes the work, how to assess the arena of influence of one element to another will be approached as an open question, attention shifting between image, apparatus, space and medium. The edits, interruptions and inter-dependencies between frame and interval, between set-up and viewpoint become evident, offering a basis for discussion and comment between artists and audience.
With thanks to Southeastern
UCA Logo Linear website
Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key & Jost Münster
http://www.whitstablebiennale.com/project/interval/
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New Neighbours
solo show
25 February - 26 March 2016
Private view: Wednesday 24 February, 2016
Tintype
107 Essex Road,
London
N1 2SL
http://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/jost-munster-new-neighbours/
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unpainting \ / resurfacing
Curated by Matthew Hearn
18 September - 17 October 2015
Artists Reception: 1 October, 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Matthew Hearn will be giving a gallery talk at 7.00pm with a select group of participating Artists.
UH Galleries opens its Autumn 2015 exhibition season with unpainting \ / resurfacing, a remarkable exploration of the process of painting which focusses on doing, undoing, layering and revealing in the work of seven UK-based contemporary painters.
unpinning/resurfacing showcases new work by
Daniel Davies, Sarah Dunn, Peter Lamb, Paul Merrick, Jost Münster,
Alexis Teplin and Finbar Ward.
http://wsimag.com/art/17414-unpainting-slash-slash-resurfacing
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Bread and Jam II
Private View: Fri 25 Sep
Open Weekend: Sat 26, Sun 27 Sep 12-6pm
Artist Talk: Sat 26 Sep 4pm
Open by appointment 28 Sep - 4 Oct
Hermione Allsopp, Roshi Cowen, William Darrell, Nicola Durvasula
Justin Fitzpatrick, Jost Münster, Jason Oddy, Sarah Pager, Troika
WhatmorePager, Poppy Whatmore
The inhabitants of 52 Whitbread Road, London are pleased to announce Bread and Jam II, the second in a unique series of exhibitions created and exhibited in a gutted and soon to be re furbished house in a typical Victorian terraced street in Brockley.
https://breadandjamwhitbread.wordpress.com
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Limber: Spatial Painting Practices
Curated by Cherry Smyth and Jost Münster
Catalogue available
Herbert Read Gallery Canterbury
September 13 - October 12, 2013
Private View: September 12, 6pm-9pm
Symposium: October 5
Grandes Galleries de L'Erba
Rouen, France
November 21- December 20, 2013
Artists
Jost Münster, Ian Bottle, Katie Bell, Simon Callery, Jim Lee, Irene van de Mheen, Elodie Seguin, Ian Pedigo
https://limber2013.wordpress.com
News
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Yesterday, Today and Forever

Maria Stathi
Founder & Director
66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
http://web-site. www.art-seen.org
email. maria@art-seen.org
mob cy. +357 9962 4090
mob gr. +30 69 4483 0969
mob uk. +44 78 8418 8980
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H_A_R_D_P_A_I_N_T_I_N_G_x2
A 2-part painting exhibition curated by:
Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Stig Evans, Patrick O'Donnell & Della Gooden
at Phoenix Art Space Brighton
h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
www.hardpainting.com
Part 1: PV Friday 10th Jan 2020
Richard Bell, Katrina Blannin, John Carter, Catherine Ferguson, Della Gooden, Richard Graville, Morrissey & Hancock, Tess Jaray, Jo McGonigal, Lars Wolter and Jessie Yates
Part 2: PV Friday 7th Feb 2020
Rana Begum, Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Biggs & Collings, Deb Covell, Stig Evans, Jane Harris, Mali Morris, Jost Münster, Patrick O'Donnell, Carol Robertson and Daniel Sturgis
PHOENIX ART SPACE
https://www.phoenixbrighton.org/events/h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
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SLOW BURN
Curated by Saturation Point/ Morissey & Hancock
Slow Burn implies a longer process of accessing and processing visual information, allowing the structures and patterns to unfold.
THE AUXILIARY
https://theauxiliary.co.uk
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Notes on Painting II
The exhibition opens on 13th September - 26th October, 2019
with a preview on the 12th September, 6 - 8.30 pm.
At The Koppel Project Central, 49 Poland St. Soho, W1F 7ND
THE KOPPEL PROJECT CENTRAL
http://thekoppelproject.com/notes-on-painting-ii/
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GRÖLLE PASS PROJECTS
opening after summer holidays
Saturday 31. August 2019
>> KEIN ZUFALL <<
Britta Bogers, Köln | Bert Didillon, Köln | Dan Devening, Chicago |
Wolfgang Flad, Berlin | Lothar Götz, London | Jason Karolak, New York |
Jonathan Lasker, New York | Jost Münster, London | Julio Rondo, Berlin |
David Reed, New York | Gary Stephan, New York | Klaus-Martin Treder, Berlin
PAINTINGS
Galerie GRÖLLE pass: projects
Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 143e
D-42117 Wuppertal
fon +49 (0)1732611115
http://www.passprojects.com
WED - FRI 4 - 7 PM / SAT 11 - 3 PM
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CAROUSEL
Group Exhibition
17 May - 25 May 2019
The Koppel Project Central
Private View: 16th May 2019, 6-8.30pm
http://thekoppelproject.com/carousel-2/
A carousel represents a quick succession of objects or bodies in motion. This offers an overview of the sensory spin that abstraction might aim to provoke through colour, form and materiality. Either through painting, or sculptural installation, Carousel grasps this concept metaphorically by confronting multiple notions, such as the use of language, geometric or gestural systems and the examination of the material of painting itself.
The intention is to simulate the intensity and absorption of a play space. Such a panorama highlights the differences and similarities between each investigation. The heterogeneous nature of the works aims to provoke an optical and tactile dizziness, thus allowing the works to become distorted or placed into focus, to probe at the myriad possibilities of material manipulation.
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Manteuffelstraße 42
10997 Berlin
https://www.berlinconmuchoarte.com
Check Mate!
Group Show
Opening Thursday 25.4.2019 / 21-23h
26.4. - 12.5.2019
We invite you to the exhibition "Check Mate". Jerry Kowalsky representing the figurative artist fraction and Wolfgang Flad representing the abstract fraction, present 37 artist in a battle.
Battles or competitions are a continues habit in our society mostly seen with a negative touch. We are continuously confronted with negative battles and competitions mostly solely documented in the media. When people think of a battle or competition, they typically think of negative competition, which leads to hostility, negative attitudes, and a "winner-takes-all" mentality. However, contrary to popular belief, there are two types of competition: positive and negative.
We want the positive!
The positive form of competition is often referred to healthy, or cooperative competition. As the name suggests, positive competition promotes an "everyone wins" attitude where everyone work collectively toward a common goal and the reward is communal. In positive competition, the individual can also compete to improve their own, but in a cooperative manner in which there is mutual respect and pleasant interactions that do not jeopardize others. And important the fun factor!
The works of the two artist groups, figurative and abstract, meet each other in the space on opposite walls. The confrontation of the pictures provokes the other group and leaves the viewer to decide which group or artists he prefers depending on his individual impression. Additionally to support the fun factor the artists will have the opportunity to "influence" the result by playing chess against a opponent from the other group.
Abstract artists:
Julio Rondo, Markus Weggenmann, Bram Braam,
Christian Henkel, Mathias Hornung, Cedric Christie,
Isabelle Borges, Wolfgang Flad, Martijn Schuppers,
Sandra Meisel, Heike Gallmeier, Bert Didillion, Vanessa Enriquez, Lars Fischedick,
Lea Asja Pagenkemper, Jost Münster, Patrick Fabian Panetta, Loukas Morley
Figurative artists:
Tina Berning, Paul Sakoilsky, Paul Pretzer,
Patrick Niemann, Matthias Moravek, Kate Bland,
Peter Böhnisch, Bernd Kirschner, Jerry Kowalsky,
Manfred Peckl, Matija Mato Pišpek, Pascal Rousson,
Hugo Mayer, Tanja Ritterbex, Tim Ernst, Daniel M Thurau,
Corry Siw Mirski, Sjaak Kooij, Manuel Antonio Dominguez Gomez
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Kunstgenerator
ABSTRACTION VS FIGURATION
http://www.kunstgenerator.art
PASCAL ROUSSON - CEDRIC CHRISTIE
KUNSTGENERATOR, BAT 43 ATELIER 18, 1227 CAROUGE, GENEVA
Opening 18 April from 6pm
Exhibition continues 19 April to 12 May 2019
open Thursday to Saturday, 2-6pm
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66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
web-site. www.art-seen.org
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
https://www.1961projects.com
https://www.instagram.com/1961projects/
1961 Projects
Oxley Bizhub 2
#06-17, 62 Ubi Road 1 (408734)
M. +65 91291854
gabriel.loy@gmail.com
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TINTYPE
MOYRA DERBY | NICKY HAMLYN | CONOR KELLY | JOAN KEY | JOST MÜNSTER
Interval [ ] still : now
2 - 31 March 2018
"The frame, a simple but very powerful shape and structure can be found everywhere in our visual and virtual world. It holds, builds space - it frames space and time."
Jost Münster
An exhibition and on-going project Interval [ ] still : now is a collaboration between five artists, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key, and Jost Münster. They have developed a model of collective, experimental set up and install; juxtaposing serial, modular and free-standing paintings, wall- works and projections. Their approach is unified by framing as a shared convention between film and painting. By using still and moving images, the potential for cross cuts, edits, overlays and interruptions between works becomes a defining consideration. The architectural and durational containment of work through exhibition is a further form of framing that the Interval project foregrounds.
At Tintype a large window frames the space from the street and provides a dual aspect for work - pictorialized from outside, offering an overview and invitation - fragmented and spatially shifting inside. The cut in time and structured spacing implied by the term interval highlights this change of view and perspective between the street and the gallery.
Interval [ ] still : now reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space, window space or film reel.
Working collaboratively since 2016, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key and Jost Münster developed Interval [ ] Stop Gap in 2017 at the Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, and Interval [ ] in 2016 as part of the Whitstable Biennale.
A publication accompanies the exhibition, with texts by the five artists, and contributions by Matthew de Pulford and Sharon Morris.
Publication launch and sound event, Thursday 22 March at 7pm
link: https://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/interval-still-now/
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Link to publication: Marked and Unmarked Spaces
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CASUAL ENCOUNTER
03.02. - 30.04. 2017
Stadtgalerie Saarbrücken
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INTERVAL
Thursday 9th June - Sunday 12th June
11:00-18:00
Waiting room, Whitstable Railway Station
{} Interval reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space or film reel. The five artists will work collaboratively in the space, presenting works to be seen as components and supports for each other, negotiating how one work frames or cuts across another.
As the collective installation for {} Interval takes shape, the set-up process will be documented as part of a live event and played back into the space. What constitutes the work, how to assess the arena of influence of one element to another will be approached as an open question, attention shifting between image, apparatus, space and medium. The edits, interruptions and inter-dependencies between frame and interval, between set-up and viewpoint become evident, offering a basis for discussion and comment between artists and audience.
With thanks to Southeastern
UCA Logo Linear website
Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key & Jost Münster
http://www.whitstablebiennale.com/project/interval/
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New Neighbours
solo show
25 February - 26 March 2016
Private view: Wednesday 24 February, 2016
Tintype
107 Essex Road,
London
N1 2SL
http://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/jost-munster-new-neighbours/
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unpainting \ / resurfacing
Curated by Matthew Hearn
18 September - 17 October 2015
Artists Reception: 1 October, 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Matthew Hearn will be giving a gallery talk at 7.00pm with a select group of participating Artists.
UH Galleries opens its Autumn 2015 exhibition season with unpainting \ / resurfacing, a remarkable exploration of the process of painting which focusses on doing, undoing, layering and revealing in the work of seven UK-based contemporary painters.
unpinning/resurfacing showcases new work by
Daniel Davies, Sarah Dunn, Peter Lamb, Paul Merrick, Jost Münster,
Alexis Teplin and Finbar Ward.
http://wsimag.com/art/17414-unpainting-slash-slash-resurfacing
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bread and Jam II
Private View: Fri 25 Sep
Open Weekend: Sat 26, Sun 27 Sep 12-6pm
Artist Talk: Sat 26 Sep 4pm
Open by appointment 28 Sep - 4 Oct
Hermione Allsopp, Roshi Cowen, William Darrell, Nicola Durvasula
Justin Fitzpatrick, Jost Münster, Jason Oddy, Sarah Pager, Troika
WhatmorePager, Poppy Whatmore
The inhabitants of 52 Whitbread Road, London are pleased to announce Bread and Jam II, the second in a unique series of exhibitions created and exhibited in a gutted and soon to be re furbished house in a typical Victorian terraced street in Brockley.
https://breadandjamwhitbread.wordpress.com
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Limber: Spatial Painting Practices
Curated by Cherry Smyth and Jost Münster
Catalogue available
Herbert Read Gallery Canterbury
September 13 - October 12, 2013
Private View: September 12, 6pm-9pm
Symposium: October 5
Grandes Galleries de L'Erba
Rouen, France
November 21- December 20, 2013
Artists
Jost Münster, Ian Bottle, Katie Bell, Simon Callery, Jim Lee, Irene van de Mheen, Elodie Seguin, Ian Pedigo
https://limber2013.wordpress.com
News
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Yesterday, Today and Forever

Maria Stathi
Founder & Director
66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
http://web-site. www.art-seen.org
email. maria@art-seen.org
mob cy. +357 9962 4090
mob gr. +30 69 4483 0969
mob uk. +44 78 8418 8980
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H_A_R_D_P_A_I_N_T_I_N_G_x2
A 2-part painting exhibition curated by:
Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Stig Evans, Patrick O'Donnell & Della Gooden
at Phoenix Art Space Brighton
h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
www.hardpainting.com
Part 1: PV Friday 10th Jan 2020
Richard Bell, Katrina Blannin, John Carter, Catherine Ferguson, Della Gooden, Richard Graville, Morrissey & Hancock, Tess Jaray, Jo McGonigal, Lars Wolter and Jessie Yates
Part 2: PV Friday 7th Feb 2020
Rana Begum, Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Biggs & Collings, Deb Covell, Stig Evans, Jane Harris, Mali Morris, Jost Münster, Patrick O'Donnell, Carol Robertson and Daniel Sturgis
PHOENIX ART SPACE
https://www.phoenixbrighton.org/events/h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
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SLOW BURN
Curated by Saturation Point/ Morissey & Hancock
Slow Burn implies a longer process of accessing and processing visual information, allowing the structures and patterns to unfold.
THE AUXILIARY
https://theauxiliary.co.uk
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Notes on Painting II
The exhibition opens on 13th September - 26th October, 2019
with a preview on the 12th September, 6 - 8.30 pm.
At The Koppel Project Central, 49 Poland St. Soho, W1F 7ND
THE KOPPEL PROJECT CENTRAL
http://thekoppelproject.com/notes-on-painting-ii/
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GRÖLLE PASS PROJECTS
opening after summer holidays
Saturday 31. August 2019
>> KEIN ZUFALL <<
Britta Bogers, Köln | Bert Didillon, Köln | Dan Devening, Chicago |
Wolfgang Flad, Berlin | Lothar Götz, London | Jason Karolak, New York |
Jonathan Lasker, New York | Jost Münster, London | Julio Rondo, Berlin |
David Reed, New York | Gary Stephan, New York | Klaus-Martin Treder, Berlin
PAINTINGS
Galerie GRÖLLE pass: projects
Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 143e
D-42117 Wuppertal
fon +49 (0)1732611115
http://www.passprojects.com
WED - FRI 4 - 7 PM / SAT 11 - 3 PM
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CAROUSEL
Group Exhibition
17 May - 25 May 2019
The Koppel Project Central
Private View: 16th May 2019, 6-8.30pm
http://thekoppelproject.com/carousel-2/
A carousel represents a quick succession of objects or bodies in motion. This offers an overview of the sensory spin that abstraction might aim to provoke through colour, form and materiality. Either through painting, or sculptural installation, Carousel grasps this concept metaphorically by confronting multiple notions, such as the use of language, geometric or gestural systems and the examination of the material of painting itself.
The intention is to simulate the intensity and absorption of a play space. Such a panorama highlights the differences and similarities between each investigation. The heterogeneous nature of the works aims to provoke an optical and tactile dizziness, thus allowing the works to become distorted or placed into focus, to probe at the myriad possibilities of material manipulation.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Manteuffelstraße 42
10997 Berlin
https://www.berlinconmuchoarte.com
Check Mate!
Group Show
Opening Thursday 25.4.2019 / 21-23h
26.4. - 12.5.2019
We invite you to the exhibition "Check Mate". Jerry Kowalsky representing the figurative artist fraction and Wolfgang Flad representing the abstract fraction, present 37 artist in a battle.
Battles or competitions are a continues habit in our society mostly seen with a negative touch. We are continuously confronted with negative battles and competitions mostly solely documented in the media. When people think of a battle or competition, they typically think of negative competition, which leads to hostility, negative attitudes, and a "winner-takes-all" mentality. However, contrary to popular belief, there are two types of competition: positive and negative.
We want the positive!
The positive form of competition is often referred to healthy, or cooperative competition. As the name suggests, positive competition promotes an "everyone wins" attitude where everyone work collectively toward a common goal and the reward is communal. In positive competition, the individual can also compete to improve their own, but in a cooperative manner in which there is mutual respect and pleasant interactions that do not jeopardize others. And important the fun factor!
The works of the two artist groups, figurative and abstract, meet each other in the space on opposite walls. The confrontation of the pictures provokes the other group and leaves the viewer to decide which group or artists he prefers depending on his individual impression. Additionally to support the fun factor the artists will have the opportunity to "influence" the result by playing chess against a opponent from the other group.
Abstract artists:
Julio Rondo, Markus Weggenmann, Bram Braam,
Christian Henkel, Mathias Hornung, Cedric Christie,
Isabelle Borges, Wolfgang Flad, Martijn Schuppers,
Sandra Meisel, Heike Gallmeier, Bert Didillion, Vanessa Enriquez, Lars Fischedick,
Lea Asja Pagenkemper, Jost Münster, Patrick Fabian Panetta, Loukas Morley
Figurative artists:
Tina Berning, Paul Sakoilsky, Paul Pretzer,
Patrick Niemann, Matthias Moravek, Kate Bland,
Peter Böhnisch, Bernd Kirschner, Jerry Kowalsky,
Manfred Peckl, Matija Mato Pišpek, Pascal Rousson,
Hugo Mayer, Tanja Ritterbex, Tim Ernst, Daniel M Thurau,
Corry Siw Mirski, Sjaak Kooij, Manuel Antonio Dominguez Gomez
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Kunstgenerator
ABSTRACTION VS FIGURATION
http://www.kunstgenerator.art
PASCAL ROUSSON - CEDRIC CHRISTIE
KUNSTGENERATOR, BAT 43 ATELIER 18, 1227 CAROUGE, GENEVA
Opening 18 April from 6pm
Exhibition continues 19 April to 12 May 2019
open Thursday to Saturday, 2-6pm
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66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
web-site. www.art-seen.org
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
https://www.1961projects.com
https://www.instagram.com/1961projects/
1961 Projects
Oxley Bizhub 2
#06-17, 62 Ubi Road 1 (408734)
M. +65 91291854
gabriel.loy@gmail.com
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TINTYPE
MOYRA DERBY | NICKY HAMLYN | CONOR KELLY | JOAN KEY | JOST MÜNSTER
Interval [ ] still : now
2 - 31 March 2018
"The frame, a simple but very powerful shape and structure can be found everywhere in our visual and virtual world. It holds, builds space - it frames space and time."
Jost Münster
An exhibition and on-going project Interval [ ] still : now is a collaboration between five artists, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key, and Jost Münster. They have developed a model of collective, experimental set up and install; juxtaposing serial, modular and free-standing paintings, wall- works and projections. Their approach is unified by framing as a shared convention between film and painting. By using still and moving images, the potential for cross cuts, edits, overlays and interruptions between works becomes a defining consideration. The architectural and durational containment of work through exhibition is a further form of framing that the Interval project foregrounds.
At Tintype a large window frames the space from the street and provides a dual aspect for work - pictorialized from outside, offering an overview and invitation - fragmented and spatially shifting inside. The cut in time and structured spacing implied by the term interval highlights this change of view and perspective between the street and the gallery.
Interval [ ] still : now reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space, window space or film reel.
Working collaboratively since 2016, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key and Jost Münster developed Interval [ ] Stop Gap in 2017 at the Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, and Interval [ ] in 2016 as part of the Whitstable Biennale.
A publication accompanies the exhibition, with texts by the five artists, and contributions by Matthew de Pulford and Sharon Morris.
Publication launch and sound event, Thursday 22 March at 7pm
link: https://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/interval-still-now/
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Link to publication: Marked and Unmarked Spaces
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CASUAL ENCOUNTER
03.02. - 30.04. 2017
Stadtgalerie Saarbrücken
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
INTERVAL
Thursday 9th June - Sunday 12th June
11:00-18:00
Waiting room, Whitstable Railway Station
{} Interval reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space or film reel. The five artists will work collaboratively in the space, presenting works to be seen as components and supports for each other, negotiating how one work frames or cuts across another.
As the collective installation for {} Interval takes shape, the set-up process will be documented as part of a live event and played back into the space. What constitutes the work, how to assess the arena of influence of one element to another will be approached as an open question, attention shifting between image, apparatus, space and medium. The edits, interruptions and inter-dependencies between frame and interval, between set-up and viewpoint become evident, offering a basis for discussion and comment between artists and audience.
With thanks to Southeastern
UCA Logo Linear website
Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key & Jost Münster
http://www.whitstablebiennale.com/project/interval/
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
New Neighbours
solo show
25 February - 26 March 2016
Private view: Wednesday 24 February, 2016
Tintype
107 Essex Road,
London
N1 2SL
http://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/jost-munster-new-neighbours/
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unpainting \ / resurfacing
Curated by Matthew Hearn
18 September - 17 October 2015
Artists Reception: 1 October, 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Matthew Hearn will be giving a gallery talk at 7.00pm with a select group of participating Artists.
UH Galleries opens its Autumn 2015 exhibition season with unpainting \ / resurfacing, a remarkable exploration of the process of painting which focusses on doing, undoing, layering and revealing in the work of seven UK-based contemporary painters.
unpinning/resurfacing showcases new work by
Daniel Davies, Sarah Dunn, Peter Lamb, Paul Merrick, Jost Münster,
Alexis Teplin and Finbar Ward.
http://wsimag.com/art/17414-unpainting-slash-slash-resurfacing
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bread and Jam II
Private View: Fri 25 Sep
Open Weekend: Sat 26, Sun 27 Sep 12-6pm
Artist Talk: Sat 26 Sep 4pm
Open by appointment 28 Sep - 4 Oct
Hermione Allsopp, Roshi Cowen, William Darrell, Nicola Durvasula
Justin Fitzpatrick, Jost Münster, Jason Oddy, Sarah Pager, Troika
WhatmorePager, Poppy Whatmore
The inhabitants of 52 Whitbread Road, London are pleased to announce Bread and Jam II, the second in a unique series of exhibitions created and exhibited in a gutted and soon to be re furbished house in a typical Victorian terraced street in Brockley.
https://breadandjamwhitbread.wordpress.com
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Limber: Spatial Painting Practices
Curated by Cherry Smyth and Jost Münster
Catalogue available
Herbert Read Gallery Canterbury
September 13 - October 12, 2013
Private View: September 12, 6pm-9pm
Symposium: October 5
Grandes Galleries de L'Erba
Rouen, France
November 21- December 20, 2013
Artists
Jost Münster, Ian Bottle, Katie Bell, Simon Callery, Jim Lee, Irene van de Mheen, Elodie Seguin, Ian Pedigo
https://limber2013.wordpress.com
News
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------H_A_R_D_P_A_I_N_T_I_N_G_x2
A 2-part painting exhibition curated by:
Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Stig Evans, Patrick O'Donnell & Della Gooden
at Phoenix Art Space Brighton
h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
www.hardpainting.com
Part 1: PV Friday 10th Jan 2020
Richard Bell, Katrina Blannin, John Carter, Catherine Ferguson, Della Gooden, Richard Graville, Morrissey & Hancock, Tess Jaray, Jo McGonigal, Lars Wolter and Jessie Yates
Part 2: PV Friday 7th Feb 2020
Rana Begum, Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Biggs & Collings, Deb Covell, Stig Evans, Jane Harris, Mali Morris, Jost Münster, Patrick O'Donnell, Carol Robertson and Daniel Sturgis
PHOENIX ART SPACE
https://www.phoenixbrighton.org/events/h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
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SLOW BURN
Curated by Saturation Point/ Morissey & Hancock
Slow Burn implies a longer process of accessing and processing visual information, allowing the structures and patterns to unfold.
THE AUXILIARY
https://theauxiliary.co.uk
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Notes on Painting II
The exhibition opens on 13th September - 26th October, 2019
with a preview on the 12th September, 6 - 8.30 pm.
At The Koppel Project Central, 49 Poland St. Soho, W1F 7ND
THE KOPPEL PROJECT CENTRAL
http://thekoppelproject.com/notes-on-painting-ii/
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GRÖLLE PASS PROJECTS
opening after summer holidays
Saturday 31. August 2019
>> KEIN ZUFALL <<
Britta Bogers, Köln | Bert Didillon, Köln | Dan Devening, Chicago |
Wolfgang Flad, Berlin | Lothar Götz, London | Jason Karolak, New York |
Jonathan Lasker, New York | Jost Münster, London | Julio Rondo, Berlin |
David Reed, New York | Gary Stephan, New York | Klaus-Martin Treder, Berlin
PAINTINGS
Galerie GRÖLLE pass: projects
Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 143e
D-42117 Wuppertal
fon +49 (0)1732611115
http://www.passprojects.com
WED - FRI 4 - 7 PM / SAT 11 - 3 PM
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CAROUSEL
Group Exhibition
17 May - 25 May 2019
The Koppel Project Central
Private View: 16th May 2019, 6-8.30pm
http://thekoppelproject.com/carousel-2/
A carousel represents a quick succession of objects or bodies in motion. This offers an overview of the sensory spin that abstraction might aim to provoke through colour, form and materiality. Either through painting, or sculptural installation, Carousel grasps this concept metaphorically by confronting multiple notions, such as the use of language, geometric or gestural systems and the examination of the material of painting itself.
The intention is to simulate the intensity and absorption of a play space. Such a panorama highlights the differences and similarities between each investigation. The heterogeneous nature of the works aims to provoke an optical and tactile dizziness, thus allowing the works to become distorted or placed into focus, to probe at the myriad possibilities of material manipulation.
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Manteuffelstraße 42
10997 Berlin
https://www.berlinconmuchoarte.com
Check Mate!
Group Show
Opening Thursday 25.4.2019 / 21-23h
26.4. - 12.5.2019
We invite you to the exhibition "Check Mate". Jerry Kowalsky representing the figurative artist fraction and Wolfgang Flad representing the abstract fraction, present 37 artist in a battle.
Battles or competitions are a continues habit in our society mostly seen with a negative touch. We are continuously confronted with negative battles and competitions mostly solely documented in the media. When people think of a battle or competition, they typically think of negative competition, which leads to hostility, negative attitudes, and a "winner-takes-all" mentality. However, contrary to popular belief, there are two types of competition: positive and negative.
We want the positive!
The positive form of competition is often referred to healthy, or cooperative competition. As the name suggests, positive competition promotes an "everyone wins" attitude where everyone work collectively toward a common goal and the reward is communal. In positive competition, the individual can also compete to improve their own, but in a cooperative manner in which there is mutual respect and pleasant interactions that do not jeopardize others. And important the fun factor!
The works of the two artist groups, figurative and abstract, meet each other in the space on opposite walls. The confrontation of the pictures provokes the other group and leaves the viewer to decide which group or artists he prefers depending on his individual impression. Additionally to support the fun factor the artists will have the opportunity to "influence" the result by playing chess against a opponent from the other group.
Abstract artists:
Julio Rondo, Markus Weggenmann, Bram Braam,
Christian Henkel, Mathias Hornung, Cedric Christie,
Isabelle Borges, Wolfgang Flad, Martijn Schuppers,
Sandra Meisel, Heike Gallmeier, Bert Didillion, Vanessa Enriquez, Lars Fischedick,
Lea Asja Pagenkemper, Jost Münster, Patrick Fabian Panetta, Loukas Morley
Figurative artists:
Tina Berning, Paul Sakoilsky, Paul Pretzer,
Patrick Niemann, Matthias Moravek, Kate Bland,
Peter Böhnisch, Bernd Kirschner, Jerry Kowalsky,
Manfred Peckl, Matija Mato Pišpek, Pascal Rousson,
Hugo Mayer, Tanja Ritterbex, Tim Ernst, Daniel M Thurau,
Corry Siw Mirski, Sjaak Kooij, Manuel Antonio Dominguez Gomez
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Kunstgenerator
ABSTRACTION VS FIGURATION
http://www.kunstgenerator.art
PASCAL ROUSSON - CEDRIC CHRISTIE
KUNSTGENERATOR, BAT 43 ATELIER 18, 1227 CAROUGE, GENEVA
Opening 18 April from 6pm
Exhibition continues 19 April to 12 May 2019
open Thursday to Saturday, 2-6pm
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66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
web-site. www.art-seen.org
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https://www.1961projects.com
https://www.instagram.com/1961projects/
1961 Projects
Oxley Bizhub 2
#06-17, 62 Ubi Road 1 (408734)
M. +65 91291854
gabriel.loy@gmail.com
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TINTYPE
MOYRA DERBY | NICKY HAMLYN | CONOR KELLY | JOAN KEY | JOST MÜNSTER
Interval [ ] still : now
2 - 31 March 2018
"The frame, a simple but very powerful shape and structure can be found everywhere in our visual and virtual world. It holds, builds space - it frames space and time."
Jost Münster
An exhibition and on-going project Interval [ ] still : now is a collaboration between five artists, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key, and Jost Münster. They have developed a model of collective, experimental set up and install; juxtaposing serial, modular and free-standing paintings, wall- works and projections. Their approach is unified by framing as a shared convention between film and painting. By using still and moving images, the potential for cross cuts, edits, overlays and interruptions between works becomes a defining consideration. The architectural and durational containment of work through exhibition is a further form of framing that the Interval project foregrounds.
At Tintype a large window frames the space from the street and provides a dual aspect for work - pictorialized from outside, offering an overview and invitation - fragmented and spatially shifting inside. The cut in time and structured spacing implied by the term interval highlights this change of view and perspective between the street and the gallery.
Interval [ ] still : now reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space, window space or film reel.
Working collaboratively since 2016, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key and Jost Münster developed Interval [ ] Stop Gap in 2017 at the Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, and Interval [ ] in 2016 as part of the Whitstable Biennale.
A publication accompanies the exhibition, with texts by the five artists, and contributions by Matthew de Pulford and Sharon Morris.
Publication launch and sound event, Thursday 22 March at 7pm
link: https://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/interval-still-now/
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Link to publication: Marked and Unmarked Spaces
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CASUAL ENCOUNTER
03.02. - 30.04. 2017
Stadtgalerie Saarbrücken
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INTERVAL
Thursday 9th June - Sunday 12th June
11:00-18:00
Waiting room, Whitstable Railway Station
{} Interval reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space or film reel. The five artists will work collaboratively in the space, presenting works to be seen as components and supports for each other, negotiating how one work frames or cuts across another.
As the collective installation for {} Interval takes shape, the set-up process will be documented as part of a live event and played back into the space. What constitutes the work, how to assess the arena of influence of one element to another will be approached as an open question, attention shifting between image, apparatus, space and medium. The edits, interruptions and inter-dependencies between frame and interval, between set-up and viewpoint become evident, offering a basis for discussion and comment between artists and audience.
With thanks to Southeastern
UCA Logo Linear website
Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key & Jost Münster
http://www.whitstablebiennale.com/project/interval/
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New Neighbours
solo show
25 February - 26 March 2016
Private view: Wednesday 24 February, 2016
Tintype
107 Essex Road,
London
N1 2SL
http://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/jost-munster-new-neighbours/
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unpainting \ / resurfacing
Curated by Matthew Hearn
18 September - 17 October 2015
Artists Reception: 1 October, 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Matthew Hearn will be giving a gallery talk at 7.00pm with a select group of participating Artists.
UH Galleries opens its Autumn 2015 exhibition season with unpainting \ / resurfacing, a remarkable exploration of the process of painting which focusses on doing, undoing, layering and revealing in the work of seven UK-based contemporary painters.
unpinning/resurfacing showcases new work by
Daniel Davies, Sarah Dunn, Peter Lamb, Paul Merrick, Jost Münster,
Alexis Teplin and Finbar Ward.
http://wsimag.com/art/17414-unpainting-slash-slash-resurfacing
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Bread and Jam II
Private View: Fri 25 Sep
Open Weekend: Sat 26, Sun 27 Sep 12-6pm
Artist Talk: Sat 26 Sep 4pm
Open by appointment 28 Sep - 4 Oct
Hermione Allsopp, Roshi Cowen, William Darrell, Nicola Durvasula
Justin Fitzpatrick, Jost Münster, Jason Oddy, Sarah Pager, Troika
WhatmorePager, Poppy Whatmore
The inhabitants of 52 Whitbread Road, London are pleased to announce Bread and Jam II, the second in a unique series of exhibitions created and exhibited in a gutted and soon to be re furbished house in a typical Victorian terraced street in Brockley.
https://breadandjamwhitbread.wordpress.com
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Limber: Spatial Painting Practices
Curated by Cherry Smyth and Jost Münster
Catalogue available
Herbert Read Gallery Canterbury
September 13 - October 12, 2013
Private View: September 12, 6pm-9pm
Symposium: October 5
Grandes Galleries de L'Erba
Rouen, France
November 21- December 20, 2013
Artists
Jost Münster, Ian Bottle, Katie Bell, Simon Callery, Jim Lee, Irene van de Mheen, Elodie Seguin, Ian Pedigo
https://limber2013.wordpress.com
News
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A 2-part painting exhibition curated by:
Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Stig Evans, Patrick O'Donnell & Della Gooden
at Phoenix Art Space Brighton
h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
www.hardpainting.com
Part 1: PV Friday 10th Jan 2020
Richard Bell, Katrina Blannin, John Carter, Catherine Ferguson, Della Gooden, Richard Graville, Morrissey & Hancock, Tess Jaray, Jo McGonigal, Lars Wolter and Jessie Yates
Part 2: PV Friday 7th Feb 2020
Rana Begum, Ian Boutell, Philip Cole, Biggs & Collings, Deb Covell, Stig Evans, Jane Harris, Mali Morris, Jost Münster, Patrick O'Donnell, Carol Robertson and Daniel Sturgis
PHOENIX ART SPACE
https://www.phoenixbrighton.org/events/h_a_r_d_p_a_i_n_t_i_n_gx2/
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SLOW BURN
Curated by Saturation Point/ Morissey & Hancock
Slow Burn implies a longer process of accessing and processing visual information, allowing the structures and patterns to unfold.
THE AUXILIARY
https://theauxiliary.co.uk
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Notes on Painting II
The exhibition opens on 13th September - 26th October, 2019
with a preview on the 12th September, 6 - 8.30 pm.
At The Koppel Project Central, 49 Poland St. Soho, W1F 7ND
THE KOPPEL PROJECT CENTRAL
http://thekoppelproject.com/notes-on-painting-ii/
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GRÖLLE PASS PROJECTS
opening after summer holidays
Saturday 31. August 2019
>> KEIN ZUFALL <<
Britta Bogers, Köln | Bert Didillon, Köln | Dan Devening, Chicago |
Wolfgang Flad, Berlin | Lothar Götz, London | Jason Karolak, New York |
Jonathan Lasker, New York | Jost Münster, London | Julio Rondo, Berlin |
David Reed, New York | Gary Stephan, New York | Klaus-Martin Treder, Berlin
PAINTINGS
Galerie GRÖLLE pass: projects
Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 143e
D-42117 Wuppertal
fon +49 (0)1732611115
www.passprojects.com
WED - FRI 4 - 7 PM / SAT 11 - 3 PM
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CAROUSEL
Group Exhibition
17 May - 25 May 2019
The Koppel Project Central
Private View: 16th May 2019, 6-8.30pm
http://thekoppelproject.com/carousel-2/
A carousel represents a quick succession of objects or bodies in motion. This offers an overview of the sensory spin that abstraction might aim to provoke through colour, form and materiality. Either through painting, or sculptural installation, Carousel grasps this concept metaphorically by confronting multiple notions, such as the use of language, geometric or gestural systems and the examination of the material of painting itself.
The intention is to simulate the intensity and absorption of a play space. Such a panorama highlights the differences and similarities between each investigation. The heterogeneous nature of the works aims to provoke an optical and tactile dizziness, thus allowing the works to become distorted or placed into focus, to probe at the myriad possibilities of material manipulation.
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Manteuffelstraße 42
10997 Berlin
https://www.berlinconmuchoarte.com
Check Mate!
Group Show
Opening Thursday 25.4.2019 / 21-23h
26.4. - 12.5.2019
We invite you to the exhibition "Check Mate". Jerry Kowalsky representing the figurative artist fraction and Wolfgang Flad representing the abstract fraction, present 37 artist in a battle.
Battles or competitions are a continues habit in our society mostly seen with a negative touch. We are continuously confronted with negative battles and competitions mostly solely documented in the media. When people think of a battle or competition, they typically think of negative competition, which leads to hostility, negative attitudes, and a "winner-takes-all" mentality. However, contrary to popular belief, there are two types of competition: positive and negative.
We want the positive!
The positive form of competition is often referred to healthy, or cooperative competition. As the name suggests, positive competition promotes an "everyone wins" attitude where everyone work collectively toward a common goal and the reward is communal. In positive competition, the individual can also compete to improve their own, but in a cooperative manner in which there is mutual respect and pleasant interactions that do not jeopardize others. And important the fun factor!
The works of the two artist groups, figurative and abstract, meet each other in the space on opposite walls. The confrontation of the pictures provokes the other group and leaves the viewer to decide which group or artists he prefers depending on his individual impression. Additionally to support the fun factor the artists will have the opportunity to "influence" the result by playing chess against a opponent from the other group.
Abstract artists:
Julio Rondo, Markus Weggenmann, Bram Braam,
Christian Henkel, Mathias Hornung, Cedric Christie,
Isabelle Borges, Wolfgang Flad, Martijn Schuppers,
Sandra Meisel, Heike Gallmeier, Bert Didillion, Vanessa Enriquez, Lars Fischedick,
Lea Asja Pagenkemper, Jost Münster, Patrick Fabian Panetta, Loukas Morley
Figurative artists:
Tina Berning, Paul Sakoilsky, Paul Pretzer,
Patrick Niemann, Matthias Moravek, Kate Bland,
Peter Böhnisch, Bernd Kirschner, Jerry Kowalsky,
Manfred Peckl, Matija Mato Pišpek, Pascal Rousson,
Hugo Mayer, Tanja Ritterbex, Tim Ernst, Daniel M Thurau,
Corry Siw Mirski, Sjaak Kooij, Manuel Antonio Dominguez Gomez
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Kunstgenerator
ABSTRACTION VS FIGURATION
http://www.kunstgenerator.art
PASCAL ROUSSON - CEDRIC CHRISTIE
KUNSTGENERATOR, BAT 43 ATELIER 18, 1227 CAROUGE, GENEVA
Opening 18 April from 6pm
Exhibition continues 19 April to 12 May 2019
open Thursday to Saturday, 2-6pm
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66B Makarios Avenue
Cronos Court
1077, Nicosia
Cyprus
web-site. www.art-seen.org
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https://www.instagram.com/1961projects/
1961 Projects
Oxley Bizhub 2
#06-17, 62 Ubi Road 1 (408734)
M. +65 91291854
gabriel.loy@gmail.com
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TINTYPE
MOYRA DERBY | NICKY HAMLYN | CONOR KELLY | JOAN KEY | JOST MÜNSTER
Interval [ ] still : now
2 - 31 March 2018
"The frame, a simple but very powerful shape and structure can be found everywhere in our visual and virtual world. It holds, builds space - it frames space and time."
Jost Münster
An exhibition and on-going project Interval [ ] still : now is a collaboration between five artists, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key, and Jost Münster. They have developed a model of collective, experimental set up and install; juxtaposing serial, modular and free-standing paintings, wall- works and projections. Their approach is unified by framing as a shared convention between film and painting. By using still and moving images, the potential for cross cuts, edits, overlays and interruptions between works becomes a defining consideration. The architectural and durational containment of work through exhibition is a further form of framing that the Interval project foregrounds.
At Tintype a large window frames the space from the street and provides a dual aspect for work - pictorialized from outside, offering an overview and invitation - fragmented and spatially shifting inside. The cut in time and structured spacing implied by the term interval highlights this change of view and perspective between the street and the gallery.
Interval [ ] still : now reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space, window space or film reel.
Working collaboratively since 2016, Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key and Jost Münster developed Interval [ ] Stop Gap in 2017 at the Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury, and Interval [ ] in 2016 as part of the Whitstable Biennale.
A publication accompanies the exhibition, with texts by the five artists, and contributions by Matthew de Pulford and Sharon Morris.
Publication launch and sound event, Thursday 22 March at 7pm
link: https://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/interval-still-now/
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Link to publication: Marked and Unmarked Spaces
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CASUAL ENCOUNTER
03.02. - 30.04. 2017
Stadtgalerie Saarbrücken
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INTERVAL
Thursday 9th June - Sunday 12th June
11:00-18:00
Waiting room, Whitstable Railway Station
{} Interval reflects on the momentary encounter, caught within or cut by the limit of rectangular support, viewfinder, picture space or film reel. The five artists will work collaboratively in the space, presenting works to be seen as components and supports for each other, negotiating how one work frames or cuts across another.
As the collective installation for {} Interval takes shape, the set-up process will be documented as part of a live event and played back into the space. What constitutes the work, how to assess the arena of influence of one element to another will be approached as an open question, attention shifting between image, apparatus, space and medium. The edits, interruptions and inter-dependencies between frame and interval, between set-up and viewpoint become evident, offering a basis for discussion and comment between artists and audience.
With thanks to Southeastern
UCA Logo Linear website
Moyra Derby, Nicky Hamlyn, Conor Kelly, Joan Key & Jost Münster
http://www.whitstablebiennale.com/project/interval/
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New Neighbours
solo show
25 February - 26 March 2016
Private view: Wednesday 24 February, 2016
Tintype
107 Essex Road,
London
N1 2SL
http://www.tintypegallery.com/exhibitions/jost-munster-new-neighbours/
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unpainting \ / resurfacing
Curated by Matthew Hearn
18 September - 17 October 2015
Artists Reception: 1 October, 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Matthew Hearn will be giving a gallery talk at 7.00pm with a select group of participating Artists.
UH Galleries opens its Autumn 2015 exhibition season with unpainting \ / resurfacing, a remarkable exploration of the process of painting which focusses on doing, undoing, layering and revealing in the work of seven UK-based contemporary painters.
unpinning/resurfacing showcases new work by
Daniel Davies, Sarah Dunn, Peter Lamb, Paul Merrick, Jost Münster,
Alexis Teplin and Finbar Ward.
http://wsimag.com/art/17414-unpainting-slash-slash-resurfacing
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Bread and Jam II
Private View: Fri 25 Sep
Open Weekend: Sat 26, Sun 27 Sep 12-6pm
Artist Talk: Sat 26 Sep 4pm
Open by appointment 28 Sep - 4 Oct
Hermione Allsopp, Roshi Cowen, William Darrell, Nicola Durvasula
Justin Fitzpatrick, Jost Münster, Jason Oddy, Sarah Pager, Troika
WhatmorePager, Poppy Whatmore
The inhabitants of 52 Whitbread Road, London are pleased to announce Bread and Jam II, the second in a unique series of exhibitions created and exhibited in a gutted and soon to be re furbished house in a typical Victorian terraced street in Brockley.
https://breadandjamwhitbread.wordpress.com
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Limber: Spatial Painting Practices
Curated by Cherry Smyth and Jost Münster
Catalogue available
Herbert Read Gallery Canterbury
September 13 - October 12, 2013
Private View: September 12, 6pm-9pm
Symposium: October 5
Grandes Galleries de L'Erba
Rouen, France
November 21- December 20, 2013
Artists
Jost Münster, Ian Bottle, Katie Bell, Simon Callery, Jim Lee, Irene van de Mheen, Elodie Seguin, Ian Pedigo
https://limber2013.wordpress.com