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Tanja Thordsen, Bee U, 2022, Beeswax, Dammar Resin, Pigments on wood, 100 x 100 x 3 cm, signed by the artist
Hamburg, hit-Technopark with special exhibition series
With Tanja Thordsen: solo exhibitions of »Kunst verbindet... (Art connects…)« begin
The Kunst verbindet... (Art connects…) exhibition series at hit-Technopark in Hamburg has been running since 1998. Selected artists show their works in a group exhibition and then in solo exhibitions. The solo show by Tanja Thordsen from our artist program begins in January.
December 28, 2023
She paints with beeswax and oil paint, her pictures are expressive and abstract. Tanja Thordsen's unconventional works of art captivate the public and invite them to immerse themselves in another world. Using a technique she developed herself, she applies colored beeswax and then selectively scrapes it off to create a unique surface structure. The self-taught artist Thordsen (*1974) comes from the far north of Germany and exhibits internationally. In January and February, her solo exhibition at hit Technopark in Hamburg marks the beginning of a series of solo shows that will run until October 2024.
The exhibition series Kunst verbindet... (Art connects…) has existed since 1998. Selected artists first show their work in a group exhibition and then one after the other in solo exhibitions. In addition to Tanja Thordsen, who is taking part in the Art.Salon artist program, visitors can discover the works of Marlen Schulz, Claudia Mächler, Janus Hochgesand and Kirsten Ladiges. Kunst verbindet... Farbe mit Fantasie is accompanied by tape art works by Atau Hámos, which will be on display on the façade of the building for a year.
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A ballad of ecstasy and rehab
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London, Tate Britain
»The 80s: Photographing Britain«
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November 21, 2024
