Yarisal & Kublitz: “Fresh & Ancient” at Rathaus Johannisthal
An exhibition by Yarisal & Kublitz at Rathaus Johannisthal in Berlin.
19 March–1 Mai 2022
Rathaus Johannisthal, Berlin, Germany
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This exhibition—FRESH & ANCIENT— showcases new and celebrated works by Yarisal & Kublitz. Powerfully thoughtful, the installations explore the interconnected relations between faith, history, displacement, learning, and archives—themes that feel more relevant than ever and that are woven into Waddesdon Manor’s own fabric and existence.
Tali Lennox
Sébastien Bertrand is pleased to announce its representation of Tali Lennox (*1993, London, UK).
Sébastien Bertrand is pleased to announce the gallery’s representation of Tali Lennox. Her first collaboration with the gallery will be a solo exhibition at Sébastien Bertrand in Geneva in 2022. The gallery will also feature Tali Lennox’s work in our upcoming group show and at ArtMonteCarlo 2022.
Tali Lennox’s figurative paintings focus on themes of femininity, performance, grief, and objectification. In sleek, shiny paintings that suggest the heightened drama of German Expressionists, Lennox depicts carnival performers, grand dames, and dancers dressed in flowing silk garb, accentuating and exaggerating the facial features of her subjects so they resemble ghouls or vampires. Lennox’s figures are frequently dressed in luxurious finery, and in their skeletal beauty speak to our fascination with death and the vagaries of fashion and beauty.
A solo exhibition by Chloe Wise at Kulturstiftung Basel H. Geiger, curated by Samuel Leuenberger.
“Secret Skins”, a group exhibition at Rodolphe Janssen in Brussels.
Sang Woo Kim in “Aura”, a group exhibition at AMA Venezia.
A solo exhibition by Walter Robinson at Jeffrey Deitch in New York.
Sang Woo Kim: Press article in The Financial Times HTSI by Charlotte Jansen. Photography by Larissa Hofmann
Michael Hilsman: “Man on Bed”
A solo exhibition by Michael Hilsman at Almine Rech in Paris.
More information here
Michael Hilsman
Exhibition view at Almine Rech, Paris
“Talk Art” with Lydia Pettit
Podcast, Lydia Pettit, Talk ART
Lydia Pettit in a conversation with Actor Russell Tovey and gallerist Robert Diament for Talk Art Podcast.
More information here.
“4 Artists”, a group show at Kosaku Kanechicka in Tokyo.
A solo exhibition by Chloe Wise at Kulturstiftung Basel H. Geiger, curated by Samuel Leuenberger.
“Secret Skins”, a group exhibition at Rodolphe Janssen in Brussels.
Sang Woo Kim in “Aura”, a group exhibition at AMA Venezia.
A solo exhibition by Walter Robinson at Jeffrey Deitch in New York.
Sang Woo Kim: Press article in The Financial Times HTSI by Charlotte Jansen. Photography by Larissa Hofmann
Lydia Pettit: “Introductions” at White Cube Online
An online exhibition by Lydia Pettit at White Cube.
More information here
A Willing Participant, 2021
Oil on canvas
160 x 180 cm / 63 x 70 7/8 in.
“4 Artists”, a group show at Kosaku Kanechicka in Tokyo.
A solo exhibition by Chloe Wise at Kulturstiftung Basel H. Geiger, curated by Samuel Leuenberger.
“Secret Skins”, a group exhibition at Rodolphe Janssen in Brussels.
Sang Woo Kim in “Aura”, a group exhibition at AMA Venezia.
A solo exhibition by Walter Robinson at Jeffrey Deitch in New York.
Sang Woo Kim: Press article in The Financial Times HTSI by Charlotte Jansen. Photography by Larissa Hofmann
New limited edition by Jonathan Edelhuber
The gallery is pleased to announce the launch of the edition “the Painter’s Library” by Jonathan Edelhuber, co-edited with JRP|Next
The gallery is pleased to announce the launch of the edition “The Painter’s Library” by Jonathan Edelhuber, co-edited with JRP|Next
More information here: JRP|Next
The Painter’s Library, 2021,
76 cm x 61 cm / 30 in. x 24 in.
Screenprint on paper, signed and numbered,
Edition of 99
Born in 1980 in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Lives and works in New York, USA.
Todd Bienvenu’s thick oil and acrylic paintings are expressive, resplendent and uninhibited, driven by strong color and spontaneous movement. He applies paint directly as forms and subjects emerge through addition and subtraction. Burlesque scenes – parties, beaches, sex, alcohol – carry an underlying melancholy, touching on time, solitude, and the body’s vulnerability.
Born in 2001 in Lidzbark Warmiński, Poland
Lives and works in Milan and Lidzbark Warmiński
Ronnie Yarisal, born in 1981, Geneva, Switzerland.
Katja Kublitz, born in 1978, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Live and work in Berlin, Germany.
“4 Artists”, a group show at Kosaku Kanechicka in Tokyo.
A solo exhibition by Chloe Wise at Kulturstiftung Basel H. Geiger, curated by Samuel Leuenberger.
“Secret Skins”, a group exhibition at Rodolphe Janssen in Brussels.
Sang Woo Kim in “Aura”, a group exhibition at AMA Venezia.
A solo exhibition by Walter Robinson at Jeffrey Deitch in New York.
Sang Woo Kim: Press article in The Financial Times HTSI by Charlotte Jansen. Photography by Larissa Hofmann
Chloe Wise: “All that free speech is very expensive”
Chloe Wise’s “All that free speech is very expensive” (2021) acquired by Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, US.
More information here
Chloe Wise, All that free speech is very expensive, 2021
Oil on linen
182.9 x 254 x 3.8 cm
72 x 100 x 1 1/2 in.
Collection of Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, US
“Cold Irons Bound”, a Joe Andoe’s studio visit
New video about Joe Andoe’s practice made by Bob Dylan center.
We paid a studio visit with painter, “Jubilee City” author and Tulsa native, Joe Andoe. Over an afternoon in Brooklyn, Andoe waxed poetic on Tulsa as a muse, seeing Jimi Hendrix in concert, the difficulties of making love in a Volkswagen and the enduringly sturdy influence of Bob Dylan.
Walter Robinson: “C’est le destin Bébé”
An exhibition at Air de Paris in Paris.
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“4 Artists”, a group show at Kosaku Kanechicka in Tokyo.