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Ann Wolff „LIVE“
17 October, 2011 – 29 February, 2012 prolonged until 31 March, 2012
The artist Ann Wolff knows how to bring out the special characteristics of the material glass: contours, surfaces, the relation between inside and outside, the penetration of layers and shapes gain new significance. Following a hidden trace, she makes inner landscapes visible...
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Toots Zynsky „Objects made from finest glass threads“
17 April 2011 - 31 August 2011 prolonged until 30 September, 2011
The method is unique: the American artist Toots Zynsky produces ultra thin glass threads on a self-constructed machine. Eight kilometers of thread or more are worked into one piece of art. “The threads are layed on top of each other in beaming color combinations, fused together with the fusion technique, and in the end allowed to slump onto forms of different shapes in many succeeding processes”, says Barbara Koppelstätter, who owns the Galerie B near Baden-Baden, which is one of the leading European galleries focussing on contemporary glass art...
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Josepha Gasch-Muche “layers of light“
October 17, 2010, to February 17, 2011 prolonged until 31 March 2011
Josepha Gasch-Muche works with ultra-thin glass splinters, stacking them on top of and next to each other and fixing them in that position. The alignment and density of the stacking determine the structure and order of the art work. The artist from the region of Saarland (Germany), who was awarded the Bavarian State Prize (Bayerischer Staatspreis) does not name her art works, she simply labels them with their date of origin. Her sculptural works give the impression of paintings, a fact Gasch-Muche emphasizes by adding white granules...
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Bernard Dejonghe „clear and wild”
April 25, 2010, to September 10, 2010
Bernard Dejonghe began his artistic career as a ceramic artist. After classical studies at the “Ecole des Métiers d’Art” in Paris from 1960 to 1965 where he learned moulding and drawing techniques, he moved to Fontenay-aux-Roses in 1968, in Emile Decoeur’s former workshop, a famous ceramic artist from the beginning of the XXth century. Considering materials as reflection supports, he began his research on enamel on terracotta baked at high temperatures ...
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Masayo Odahashi „The View Inwards”
October 25, 2009, to January 10, 2010
The show, that is entitled „The View Inwards”, is the first individual exhibition of sculptures by Masayo Odahashi in Germany. After the exhibition closes in Sinzheim/Baden-Baden, it will travel to the Ebeltoft Glass Museum in Denmark ...
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Julius Weiland „Weiss”
August 2, 2009, to October 15, 2009
Julius Weiland’s work oscillates between object and sculpture, he shifts between a multitude of different materials, such as glass, plastic or neon tubes, and is engaged in video art. The 38 years old, German artist has been honored at the Coburg Glass Prize and gained the Jutta Cuny-Franz Supporting Award 2007...
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