Ein Ausstellungslabor in der Städtischen Galerie Nordhorn

Eine Gruppenausstellung mit drei umfangreichen künstlerischen Installationen, die insbesondere für Kinder und Jugendliche (aber natürlich auch für alle anderen Altersgruppen) die Möglichkeit einer aktiven Beteiligung mit allen Sinnen und den eigenen kreativen Fähigkeiten bieten. Die Galerie nimmt damit Bezug auf eine Entwicklung in der zeitgenössischen Kunst und im internationalen Ausstellungwesen, wo die Teilhabe des Publikums und kooperatives Arbeiten einen immer größeren Stellenwert einnehmen.

Die Städtische Galerie Nordhorn ist nicht nur ein Ausstellungshaus, sondern folgt seit zwei Jahrzehnten mit Ihrer Kunstschule einem breiten Ansatz der Kunstvermittlung. Dabei spielt die eigene kreative Praxis mitten im Ausstellungsgeschehen bis heute eine zentrale Rolle im pädagogischen Konzept. Mit ihren Laboren, die Themen und Ausdrucksformen der [...]

Jun Yang, Das Eis des Kaisers von China, 2019. Illustration: Yuuki Nishimura

Die Galerie ist von 27. Juli bis 19. August 2019 auf Sommerpause.

Wir wünschen Ihnen einen schönen Sommer!

Mit Arbeiten von: Dennis Adams, Martin Arnold, Fayçal Baghriche, Guy Ben-ner, Gregg Biermann, Isabelle Cornaro, Daniel Crooks, Stephen Dean, Brice Dellsperger, Antoine Dorottte, Ange Leccia, Mark Leckey, Rose Lowder, Jonathan Martin, Chris Moukarbel, Shana Moulton, Karl Nawrot, Yazid Oulab, Julien Prévieux, Izabella Pruska-oldenhof, Hugues Reip, Jérôme Schlomoff, Peter Tscherkassky, Salla Tykkä, Ulla Von Brandenburg, Anne-mie Van Kerckhoven

Frac Normandie Rouen

Mangelos, Krleza no. 1, 1977–1978

One day, in my bedroom, I was looking at a napkin left on a chair and I suddenly realized that not only was each object alone, but that it had a weight — or actually a weightlessness — that kept it from weighing on any other. The napkin was alone, so alone that I felt I could take away the chair without changing the napkin’s position. It had its own place, its own weight, even its own silence. The world was light, light… — Alberto Giacometti

In his essay on artist and friend Alberto Giacometti, French writer Jean Genet describes a conversation in which Giacometti discusses his understanding of objects as existing in a kind of spatial solitude, apart from their surroundings, with the ability to generate a new awareness of space around them. In this brief exchange, the artist offers his impression of the complex and poetic relationship we share with the material, physical world. It is through the act of making a sculpture that Giacometti [...]

Participating artists: Nilbar Güres, Kateřina Šedá, Zuza Golinska, Selma Selman, Kalin Serapionov, Dor Guez, Kamen Stoyanov

The Night of Museums and Galleries festival was held for the first time in Bulgaria in Plovdiv in 2005. The format started by initiative of SARIEV Gallery founders Vesselina and Katrin Sarievi. In 2007 the two established the Open Arts Foundation – the Night’s main organiser. Like other “White Nights” around the world, the idea is for the audience to encounter artists, art and culture in unusual evening and late-night hours. In 2005 the program included around 20 events attended by around 3000 people. Even then the festival was already a cultural revolution, doubling and tripling annual visits in some of Plovdiv’s major museums and galleries in one night. The night is quickly becoming one of the most recognizable Plovdiv events anticipated and attended by audiences across the country.

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An exhibition of bulgarian geometric artists. Conceived as an international forum, orthogonal brings together and presents a selection of artists and theoreticians who work in the field of non-objective and constructive art. 

With works by: Adriana Czernin, Georgi Dimitrov, Georgie Yanakiev, Ivan Shumanov, Krasimira Stikar, Maria Chakarova, Nikolay Diulgheroff, Nikolay Petkov, Petar Dochev

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