The suspension system with its Gallery Rails sets works perfectly in scene. Leonardo Vinci described it as a beautiful fantasy exercise to read out from the surfaces of ancient walls forms and figures.Victor Hugo sales is the time after dinner, by he further crafted with coffee residue stains in the tablecloth. Kurt Schwitters marched through Hanover, fascinated by the smorgasbord of civilization. Especially the art of the 20th century owes much to chance or steered chance. High time to present an exhibition on the subject.

The Sprengel Museum Hannover has been exemplary in scene chance in art. The art of the 20th century after the dissolution of purely realistic academic art through the camera conquered the random and artists such as Picasso, Schwitters, Paul Klee and later Jackson Pollock, Daniel Spoerri and Gerhard Richter created a methodological integration of chance in the art of smashing the bourgeois world by the first world war. Especially Max Ernst developed an entire encyclopedia aleatorischer Techniques that decisively shaped his surrealist work. As examples, the Sprengel Museum Hannover has gathered many milestones of random art. In the presentation, the exhibition makers leave nothing to chance. The suspension system with its Gallery Rails sets works perfectly in scene. Useful placed picture lighting meet small graphics as well as large sculptural designs.

Of the work sequence of exhibition spaces up to the frame of the gallery a consistently successful theme show. Examples of chance in art coincidence, coincidence here: in most cases, the artists of more or less of random bar is. Niki de Saint Phalle shot with the rifle on plaster reliefs, where Squibs were hidden. She laid out an experiment and left the rest to chance. Max Ernst ‘fascinating Cypress’ emerged as Decalcomanie, a technique of taking over a surface streaks of color. Ernst traumwandlerisch-gestaleterische work was graphically and picturesque to read these streaks and to shape. A kind of methodical Rorschach test. Jackson Pollock drilled holes in the paint bucket and ran across huge, lying at the bottom of image formats. ‘Jack the Dripper’ a perpetual joyful inspiration was one with the emergence of his work, the Act of painting. Museum of the merit to have drawn a huge range of media and artistic personalities on a coherent thread to the Sprengel. Art exhibition, a discreet suspension system with single gallery rail, beautiful Gallery frame and the right focus placed picture lighting together with the well researched and presented artistic networks contribute to the success of the exhibition. The exhibition ‘Sheer coincidence’ is in the Sprengel Museum Hannover by the 15.5 15.9.

WHITECONCEPTS shows Andre Wagner is a romantic in a solo exhibition of Andre Wagner. “It does travel in areas that promise him the possibility of extreme authentic experiences he observed people in their rituals and reveals her inner light.” Dr. Wibke (b. 1980, lives and works in Berlin) has created a remarkable work by Bonin, culture journalist Andre Wagner in the last 10 years. The young photographer picks up real existing situations. His painterly poetic images are created through long-term exposure. Artistically he deals with the contradictions of human existence: the deep attachment to nature in contrast to the culture of industrial progress.

This is evident in his early drawings of fire, he writes as a self-portrait in the nocturnal landscape, as well as in its landscape portraits that reflect the human and the nature as a manifestation. One of the outstanding images of the series Romance of element”is the recording of the dried-out for me River in New Zealand. The photographer has it filled the bed of the missing River with a spiral beam stretching miles and so figuratively replaces one element with another. It has cost him much effort and discipline, to dance the riverbed with the huge torch down to a fire performance for the land, the air, the room again and execute the missing water. It took nearly a full night, run the km for this recording, until the next morning dawned and the last drops of light oil was consumed.” Mindaugas Kavaliauskas, curator, Kaunas Photo Festival, an artist, and not just a photographer, can the ability have, to see objects behind the lens, to absorb the atmosphere and then to color them with the feelings expressed through them. Artistic photography is Andre Wagner’s medium and the beauty is his motive in time.

When energy is dynamic and not static, their movement is incessantly. The movement of time is not only vertically, but goes in all directions and all Dimensions. His images are timeless and invade externally by the inertia of the silence, but create turbulent emotions inside. We can try with his photos, to visualize time.” “Shri Sarvabhavana, Indian mystic on the occasion of his participation in the fifty-fifth Biennale di Venezia is at the same time his first monograph published by distance (ed. WHITECONCEPTS, 176 pages, with texts by Dr. Wibke Bonin, Thomas Bauer-Friedrich, Mindaugas Kavaliauskas, Shri Sarvabhavana) opening & catalog presentation: Friday, June 2013 from 18 h 19 h introduction: Thomas Bauer-Friedrich, curator Museum Gunzenhauser / kunstsammlungen Chemnitz monograph visions of time” appears in the distance. DURATION of the exhibition: 03.06.2013 05.07.2013 venue: Gallery WHITECONCEPTS August Road 35 10119 Berlin opening hours: Tue – sat / 11 – 17 pm and by appointment. Personal structures Palazzo Bembo / 55. Biennale di Venezia opening hours: 01.06.2013 24.11.2013, daily 10:00 19:00 h address: Riva del carbon # 4793, 30124 Venice/Italy Tel: Sarah Gold + 39 349 088 9763 like we are for more information about available and look forward to seeing you soon! -WHITECONCEPTS by Nicole F. Loeser gallery space: August Road 35 10119 Berlin opening hours: Tue Fri 11:00 17:00 h and by appointment contact: + 49.177.7878578 phone + 49.321.21134523 fax postal address: fountain Street 47 10115 Berlin Germany