Collectors Agenda

In the Studio Andreas Mühe, Berlin

He photographs powerful women, reflects on German myths in his works, and deals with the relationship between man and nature. In his ambiguous works he deals with sociological, historical, and political themes, which he elaborately stages with light contrasts in special environments.

In the Studio Miao Ying, New York/Shanghai

Miao Ying has always incorporated technology in her art. She began with exploring how it enables censorship in China, which she addressed via the primary language of the contemporary Internet, humor, in addition to its other related attributes including lo-fi visual elements, kitschy pictures, and GIFs.

In the Studio Pablo Accinelli, Buenos Aires

Argentinian artist Pablo Accinelli gathers and recreates objects from everyday situations, be it a whiskey box from a bar, an inflatable pillow or a subway seat in São Paulo. The concrete meanings of mundane objects then get mixed with the representational meaning that every viewer brings to them.

Collector Stories Kristian Roland, Aarhus

What started out as an interest of his father’s, turned out to impact the life of young art collector Kristian Roland in a surprising way. Art became a focal point in his life, which the growing art collection in his home bears witness to. For Kristian, artworks are carriers of stories, the best of which challenge the spectator and serve as gateways for unexplored territory.

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Paris+ par Art Basel will bring together 154 leading galleries from 33 countries and territories - including 60 with an exhibition space in France - with engaging solo, duo, and group presentations of works by French and international artists, from 20th-century masters to emerging voices. With an expanded, citywide public program, the fair will increase its presence beyond the Grand Palais Éphémère, featuring freely accessible artworks and a Conversations program in six storied venues across the French capital.

Nordic Notes

Asger Dybvad Larsen, Aarhus
Young Danish artist Asger Dybvad Larsen has found himself absorbed in a space of reflection from an early age. Looking inward and reflecting on the process of coming into being has become a defining element in his art. In this interview, Asger Dybvad Larsen contemplates his own practice and how it leads him to challenge the way he works with colour, form, scale and not least the process itself - a constant inconstant in his art and in his life!
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Editions

Elisa Alberti
»abstract relationships«

Sophia Pompéry
»Worlds (small Germany)«

Esther Stocker
»Knitterskulpturen«

Exhibitions

Elisa Alberti I Edin Zenun
26 April – 3 June, 2023

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