New Gallery Opens In Berlin
G11 Gallery Berlin invites to the opening weekend at the Gallery weekend on April 30, 2010, a new Gallery opened in Berlin Friedrichshain. Three artists, John Power (installations and objects) from Ireland, Lexander Prokogh (painting) from Russia and Hendrik Voerkel (painting) from Germany bespielen.ie the 3rd floor of the 1990 set-aside Patzenhofer Brewery (PHB) at Landsberger Allee as G11 with international contemporary art and art-Middle events will Gallery operator of G11 Gallery see the new premises as a platform for international artists. The program includes a lively atmosphere with art-Middle events and meetings with international art initiatives. Working together at the cotton mill in Leipzig, where the artist had met also showed many contacts with fellow artists. Now, the producers want to”constructively contribute these international encounters in their exhibitions. No stable smell in the G11 Gallery! To vary the work and ideas of art, Square will find under one roof. For the visitor, the gallery visit also opens a challenging journey through the present European schools and studios. In the opening exhibition machinery of perception “from 30th April to end of May 2010 the own works by the three artists are presented first.
It is the individual work of individual artists in the foreground (details see below, images below). Then displays works of international colleagues. Special gallery opening on Friday, April 30, 2010-03-21 pm Saturday 1st and Sunday, may 2, 2010, 11 am 10 pm I from 8: 00 concerts: Saturdays with quarter Quintet (Jazz) with Jim Whiting from Leipzig and on Sunday with martin john smith (cello) from Australia John Power, Lexander Prokogh and Hendrik Voerkel in the Studio rooms of the Leipziger Baumwollspinnerei in the G(ebaude) 11 2006 met. So different the artistic work and approaches, so unanimous and determined the idea, the different national characteristics influences in exhibitions visible to make. Already during the gallery tour in Leipzig they exhibited together their works as G(ruppe) 11.The idea evolved.