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A snapshot of contemporary art

24 für 24

To kick off the year 2024, we are showing a cross-section of contemporary art at our space in Berlin with a selection of 24 positions from our artist program.

by Felix Brosius, January 06, 2024
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Silke Bartsch - Out of the dart_6

Something is stirring in contemporary art. It is more lively and versatile than it has been for a long time - serious, cheerful, playful and rigorous, testing all media in the search for a zeitgeisty aesthetic and finding new forms of expression for the unspeakable. In our exhibition 24 für 24 we would like to give a small insight into this diversity of contemporary art. On display are radically reduced drawings that only reveal their opulence at second glance, alongside striking scenes in candy colors that unfold abysses on closer inspection. You can find yourself in figurative everyday scenes and immerse in surreal dream worlds, follow the associative impulses of abstract compositions and listen to the speechless informal.

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Christiane Gossel - F#16

24 artists from our artist program

In total, there are 24 artistic positions to discover, each of which makes an incisive contribution to the current discourse and all of which together provide a promising outlook for the new art year. The following artists will be on show:

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Steffen Blunk - ohne Title V/23
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Carola Dewor - Christopher Street, Regen
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Anna Lagosch - Distance
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Susanna Storch - Fassade XXX, Venedig

All the works on display can also be seen in our Viewing Room.

Vernissage: January 11, from 18:00
Exhibition: January 11 to February 17, Wed to Sat, 12:00 to 18:00
Location: artnow Gallery, Fasanenstraße 42, 10719 Berlin, GermanyArt.Salon

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Nan Goldin, The Hug, New York City (Die Umarmung, New York City), 1980

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