Ulrich von Mengden wrote about Project #8 by Birgitta Weimer in the Wiesbadener Kurier of 3 December 2022. With the headline "A few square metres of galaxy", he presents the installation and the light art objects, which the artist calls Messier objects after the French astronomer Charles Messer (1730 - 1817).

The article (pdf- file in German) can be found below the photograph.

The American University Museum is presenting the exhibition  "More Clay. The Power of Repetition" curated by Rebecca Cross. Our artist Bean Finneran is showing an "Orange Ring", 2022. The sculpture is made out of thousands of hand rolled and painted clay curves. Excerpt from the exhibition overview: "More Clay aims to physically demonstrate the unifying principle of “out of many, one” a concept absent in today’s fractured society." Link to museum website. The exhibition runs till December 11th, 2022.

Pictured here: a detail from Bean Finneran's "Red Ring" from 2018 at DavisKlemmGallery.

We are looking forward to an artist talk with malatsion. It will take place on Sunday, October 9th, at 3:30 pm – if weather allows in the gallery garden. The exhibition „entre deux eaux“ can be visited on this day from 3 to 6 pm.

Works by Katharina Gierlach are being shown in the group exhibition "Na kopané (For soccer). Soccer in the fine arts from the beginning of the 20th century to the present" in the municipal gallery in Eger (Cheb) in the Czech Republic. The exhibition shows works by among other Peter Angermann, Václav Jírů, Lukas Jasansky and Martin Polak. September 29th - December 30th, 2022.

Seen here: Borussia Mönchengladbach, 2012, oil on canvas, 90 x 120 cm by Katharina Gierlach.

Marion Eichmann worked for a year on behalf of the art advisory board in the houses of parliament and observed the everyday life of a highly complex machine that keeps the heart of democracy beating almost invisibly. Her interest was focused both on rooms and iconic facades known from the media, as well as on rarely visible work rooms, machines, information signs and devices that are essential for the smooth running of the daily operations of this distinguished building. The result is more than one hundred paper cuts, collages and drawings that show the parliament in a surprising, complex abundance and color and from unusual perspectives.
 

From June 2 till September 11, 2022, the exhibition can be visited on weekends as part of guided tours by the visitor service and during special tours in weeks when there are no parliamentary sessions. Dates and more information can be found on www.kunst-im-bundestag.de
A catalog for the exhibition will be published by Hatje Cantz Verlag: Marion Eichmann. Sight.Seeing Bundestag, ISBN 978-3-7757-5227-5

Pictured here: Marion Eichmann in der studio in front of "HM 10 P (Hubwagen und Steiger)", 2021, paper collage eight parts, 205×290×4cm, photo: Roman März.

On Sunday, May 15th, our project space will be open as part of the International Museums Day in Germany. The artist is present. Kirchstraße 4 in Hochheim am Main, May 15th, 2022, open 2 - 6 pm.

DavisKlemmGallery is exhibiting from April 28th till May 1st, 2022 at the art fair "Paper Positions Berlin". The focus of the gallery's presentation is on works by Werner Berges as well as original prints from "Berlin Report", a book published in 1968. Below in the pdf-file are infos (in German) about the "Berlin Report". The link to the fair's website is here.

Many thanks to all who purchased our second art edition, "Fly UIA", by Albrecht WIld - and many thanks to our artist. We gave 100% of the proceeds - totalling 4000 € - to UNICEF in support of children from and in Ukraine. This is the second edition we have sold in order to help those in need. The first edition, which was made by Mario Hergueta was quickly sold and the proceeds donated to the German Red Cross' Help for Ukraine.

From April 14th till June 5th, 2022 the Kunstsammlung Brandenburg is showing works by Marion Eichmann. The title of the show, which could be translated as "From laundry maschine to Porsche - paper works", emphasizes the way the artist addresses the everyday. Everything - from trivial household appliances to design classics - has the potential of catching her eye and being transformed with scissors and paper into artwork. Link to museum website.

As part of the Hochheim Spring, three Hochheim art spaces will open their doors together on April 3, 2022.  Galerie Rosemarie Jäger, the Project Space of DavisKlemmGallery and the Hochheim Art Collection invite visitors for an art walk from 3 to 5 pm.  The presented exhibitions and projects include crafts, contemporary and modern art.

The three addresses in Hochheim am Main:
Galerie Rosemarie Jäger, Wintergasse 13
Projektraum der DavisKlemmGallery, Kirchstraße 4
Hochheimer Kunstsammlung, Mainzer Straße 35

Students at the Freie Kunstakademie Mannheim choose for their fifth semester an external artist as their guest lecturer.  Their choice fell on our artist Albrecht Wild. We wish the students and Albrecht Wild a creative exchange and all the best.<br><br>

Abb.: Albrecht Wild, Alles wird gut, 2021, Öl, Bitumen, Acryl, Hammerite-Goldlack und Collagen auf Holzpanele, 110 x 110 cm

From February 18th till March 31st, 2022 the exhibition "Shaped Canvases / Kanreki" by Albrecht Wild can be seen at the Naxoshalle in Frankfurt am Main. More infos on the attached pdf file below.

Pictures here: Albrecht Wild, Ukiyo-e XXXYIII (Utamaro 15_1), 2019, Papierfilzcollage/Werkgruppe Beermats, 32 x 32 cm

Due to the pandemic, the Art Karlsruhe will take place this year in July - and not in February as originally planned.

From November 5th, 2021 till August 28th, 2022 the Dom Museum in Vienna will be showing the exhibition "Rich & Poor". This topic pervades history and the present like hardly any other. This complex will be investigated through works by Josef Beuys, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Nan Goldin, Georg Grosz, Sigmar Polke, Thomas Rentmeister, Thomas Struth, Rosemarie Trockel and Albrecht Wild, among others. Two works by our artist Albrecht Wild are included in this exhibition: "Sitzender" (2008) und "LED-panel" (2008 - both pictured here, photo from Albrecht Wild).

Link to Dom Museum's website.

Link to press article.