Leo Kuelbs Collection Presents:
"Zeitpunkt: Art from Observation" in BERLIN!
Work by: Sandra Ratkovic, Daniela Imhoff, Anatoly Rudakov, Maria Naidyonova
April 27th-April 29th
NEW SPACE in Berlin!
WEISSENSEE STUDIO
HOURS:
PREVIEW: Friday, April 27th; 6-9 PM
OPENING CELEBRATION: SATURDAY, April 28th; 4-9 PM (Champagne and Tacos!)
Last View: Sunday, April 29th 2-5 PM
By Appointment Through May 6th: lkuelbscollection@gmail.com
WEISSENSEE STUDIO
Leo Kuelbs Collection is proud to unveil a new creative space in Berlin! WEISSENSEE STUDIO will host occasional events and host creative artists. Celebrate the opening of this new endeavor during Berlin's Gallery Weekend with two days of amazing works by Sandra Ratkovic, Maria Naidyonova, Dani Imhoff and Anatoly Rudikov.
"Zeitpunkt: Art from Observation" will open on Saturday, April 28th and continue on to Sunday, the 29th. A short preview will be held Friday, the 27th from 6-9 pm.
Join us to celebrate this new space and great work from amazing artists. And enjoy a taco or two....
“Zeitpunkt: Art from Observation”
Two Shows:
Atelier Alen
Baaderstraße 34
80469 Munich
Germany
March 16th-April 16th
Studio Weissensee
Pistoriusstraße 100
13086 Berlin
Germany
April 26th-April 29th
“Zeitpunkt: Art from Observation”
“Zeitpunkt: Art from Observation” begins with artists working from what they see. No pure concept or abstraction, but inspiration drawn from a moment observed. Four different artists approach this notion through photography, drawing, painting and video. Capturing a second in one’s imagination, then growing it into a freestanding representation of life, a flower from a seed of everyday existence.
“Zeitpunkt: Art from Observation” begins in downtown Munich at Atelier Alen, then reappears in Berlin as the introductory show to the new Studio Weissensee, during Berlin’s annual Gallery Weekend. As part of the Leo Kuelbs Collection, Studio Weissensee is a space for selected artists to create and present their works at mostly private events in a relaxed and supportive environment.
Artist Information:
Video and Sound artist Daniela Imhoff is a graduate from UDK, Berlin and her works have appeared all over Germany, as well in the USA on the Manhattan Bridge, Made in New York Media Center by IFP (both in Brooklyn), and Miami, FLA.
More information at: http://danielaimhoff.de/
Anatoly Rudakov is a photographic-based artist exploring ideas of time, often presented in single-framed works. His new work uses video as a means to further examine time-based, observational objects and moments that inspire. His past as a celebrated cameraman for television in Russia and the U.K. places him in a perfect position from which to realize the potential of seemingly everyday moments.
More information at: http://www.rudakov.de/
Maria Naidyonova is a Ukrainian-born, Berlin-based fine artist, specializing in evolved figurative painting and drawing. With two Fine Arts Masters Degrees and work in several collections, Ms. Naidyonova’s work captures and infuses moments with the hidden meaning inherent in the everyday.
More information at: https://www.marianaidyonova.com/
Sandra Ratkovic’s recently published book of photographs, “Sandra Ratkovic: Moskau, Moscow, Mockba,” was released in 2017 to wide acclaim. Iconic images arise and illuminate Russian life with surprising vibrancy. Her newest work continues in this trend, though her observational eye has other sites in mind.
More information at: http://sandra-ratkovic.com/