January 26th to March 9th, 2023

Noi Fuhrer

POLAR

 

 

Opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 12AM to 7PM
and by appointment

 


POLAR

 

“Her mostly large-scale drawings could be attempts to understand how meaning can still be attributed to the human perspective, with its special way of observing and thinking about something.”

 

Asta von Mandelsloh
(Translation: Lucinda Rennison)


Tunnel, 2022
Charcoal on paper
72 x 85 cm

Courtesy: The artist and Drawing Room, Hamburg
Photo: Noi Fuhrer, Berlin

 

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November 3rd – December 22nd, 2022

Mathias Deutsch

Brushcleaning Landscapes

 

 

Opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 12AM to 7PM
and by appointment

 


Brushcleaning Landscapes

 

“The artist closes his eyes to the external world and turns his gaze to the subjective landscapes of his soul.”

 

José Ortega y Gasset


Las Minas, 2020,
Oil on Paper
70 x 50 cm

Courtesy: The artist and Drawing Room, Hamburg
Photo: Mathias Deutsch

 

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September 8th to October 27th, 2022

Katharina Hinsberg

Points Coupés

 

 

Opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 12AM to 7PM
and by appointment

 


Points Coupés

 

“The cutting is a drawing that charts or incorporates itself (through and through), in as much as it is inherent in the material. As punch marks or a hole, the drawing is present and absent simultaneously, it points to itself elsewhere: as an inner boundary to space, with an interim space. These holes are like hatches through which one thing permeates the other, revealing itself—and outlining itself on the other.”

 

Katharina Hinsberg


Ajouré, 2020
Paper, cut out
14,7 x 11,4 cm

Courtesy: The artist and Drawing Room, Hamburg
Photo: Helge Mundt, Hamburg

 

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June 14th to July 28th, 2022

Jean-Louis Garnell

En vie

 

 

Opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 12AM to 7PM
and by appointment

 


En vie

 

“Everything becomes photographable, in any position, it doesn't cost anything anymore, and the images accumulate in the computers' memories. What interests me is to talk about this fluidity. I am starting a series of digital collages from this photographic material, trying to reproduce moments that have existed. I know they are just passages, equilibria that are constantly changing. The cutouts have both the solidity of a completed form and the fragility of an unlikely connection. Each is a simple transition point in the great becoming.”

 

Jean-Louis Garnell


Découpes #4 2001, 2002
Lambda-Print on Alu-Dibond
125 x 173 cm

Courtesy: The artist and Drawing Room, Hamburg
Photo: Jean-Louis Garnell, Paris

 

April 5th to May 12th, 2022

Asana Fujikawa

oto & kawa

 

 

Opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 12AM to 7PM
and by appointment

 


oto & kawa

 

“I would like to get to know some figures or some people better; in this case I model them in ceramics.”

Asana Fujikawa: “Metamorphoes. Asana Fujikawa in Conversation with Anna-Catharina Gebbers” in: Asana Fujikawa / David Hockney. Figures of the Floating World”, exhibition catalogue Georg Kolbe Museum, Berlin & OP ENHEIM, Wroclaw, 2020, page 61


Asana Fujikawa
Heroine, 2022
Ceramic, glazed
20 x 20 x 11,5 cm

Courtesy: The artist and Drawing Room, Hamburg
Photo: Asana Fujikawa, Hamburg

 

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November 25th, 2021 to January 27th, 2022

Johanna Jaeger

clouds & pebbles

 

 

Opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 12AM to 7PM
and by appointment

 


clouds & pebbles

 

“She develops her artistic work with a view to a core property of photography, its role as a (reproductive) temporal medium.”

Jens Asthoff, Fossilized Foliage, Liquefied Time: On Motifs and Methods in Johanna Jaeger’s Photography in: Camera Austria International, 144 / 2018, page 19


Johanna Jaeger
river pebble (horizontal split_1-∞), 2021
river pebbles, cut into halves

Courtesy: The artist and Drawing Room, Hamburg
Photo: Johanna Jaeger, Berlin

 

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August 17th to October 29th, 2021

Claus Böhmler

TYPOGRAMME - Schreibmaschine

 

 

Opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 12AM to 7PM
and by appointment

The exhibition catalogue can be ordered via the following link:
Buchhandlung Walther König

 


TYPOGRAMME - Schreibmaschine

 

“The media artist Claus Böhmler was already “smart” when Steve Jobs was still working for Atari. Böhmler’s interests as an artist are not so much the development of algorithms as the practical use of typewriters, photocopiers, cassette recorders, record players, Super 8 films, cameras, radios, film or slide projectors, video, i.e. the media with which a maximum of art can be produced extremely economically and easily. Like drawing, painting, sculpture, graphics and performance, he uses them as a self-reflecting, intermedial, communicative invitation.”

Michael Glasmeier, Der Böhmler-Kosmos, in: Claus Böhmler: Smart Artist,
Textem Verlag, Hamburg 2019, page 112 - 113


Claus Böhmler
Beuys, 1968
Drawings with text: Handwritten and typed words
Ballpoint pen and typewriter on paper
29.7 x 21 cm

Courtesy: Böhmler Estate and Drawing Room, Hamburg
Photo: Helge Mundt, Hamburg

 

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March 18th to July 29th, 2021

Pablo Schlumberger

Do you know Cologne?
Nope, my girl is the sea

 

 

Opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 12AM to 7PM
and by appointment


Do you know Cologne?
Nope, my girl is the sea

 

“These lines should be not just for pleasure; but impart too, a most important truth: a penny, deposited safely to account, is more worth than a thaler, well minted, upon which a person, with full desire, first cherishes hope.”

Pablo Schlumberger in: Pablo Schlumberger,
Ne, meine Braut ist die See, Hamburg, 2020, page 12


Pablo Schlumberger
TOTAL ABERRATION 2, 2020
UV print with liquid gloss finish on Alu-Dibond, wood, stainless-steel
portholes, stainless-steel cap nuts, threaded bolts, epoxy resin, laser
print on paper, aquarium gravel, shells
90 x 60 x 3 cm

Courtesy: The artist and Drawing Room, Hamburg
Photo: Helge Mundt, Hamburg

 

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August 28th to November 4th, 2020

Odyssey – an Exile Collage

Maya Schweizer & Olaf Metzel

 

An exhibition project as part of Les Parallèles du Sud, MANIFESTA 13, Marseille

 

 

Centre Photographique Marseille
74 rue de la Joliette
13002 Marseille
https://manifesta13.org/fr/projects/odyssey-an-exile-collage/

 

Opening hours: Wednesday to Saturday 2 to 7pm


Odyssey – an Exile Collage

 

“We have lost our language and with it the naturalness of our reactions, the simplicity of our gestures and the relaxed expression of our feelings. [...] Our identity is changed so frequently that nobody can find out who we actually are. [...] and that means the collapse of our private world.”

Hannah Arendt, from: We Refugees , in: The Menorah Journal,
New York 31, 1943, Nr. 1, p. 69 – 77


Olaf Metzel
We Refugees, 2020
Digital print, aluminium, stainless steel
80 x 70 x 15 cm

Courtesy of the artist and Produzentengalerie Hamburg
Photo: Leonie Felle

 

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February 11th to April 9th, 2020 / extended until July 9th, 2020

The Body of Drawing #1- The Touch of Density

James Bockelman, Hanna Hennenkemper, Edgar Knobloch, Anke Röhrscheid, Nora Schattauer

Curated by Hanna Hennenkemper and Ludwig Seyfarth

 

Opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 12AM to 7PM
and by appointment


The Body of Drawing #1- The Touch of Density

 

“Independent of any artistic aptitude, a drawing – as the body’s first mark on the paper – most directly embodies the thought.”

Horst Bredekamp, Denkende Hände. Überlegungen zur Bildkunst der Naturwissenschaften, in: Monika Lessl/Jürgen Mittelstrass (eds.):
Von der Wahrnehmung zur Erkenntnis, Berlin 2005, p. 131.


Anke Röhrscheid
untitled, 2016
watercolour on laid paper
210 x 155 cm

Courtesy: The artist and Drawing Room, Hamburg
Photo: Anke Röhrscheid, Frankfurt

 

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November 21st, 2019 to January 16th, 2020 /
extended until January 30th, 2020


Jan Albers

cuttingEdgEs

 

 

Opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 12AM to 7PM
and by appointment


cuttingEdgEs

 

“(…) Not by coincidence do Jan Albers’s works oscillate between Nelson Mandela and Ellsworth Kelly. It is precisely this unusual tension between political commitment and spiritual longing that makes his work fascinating and compelling. ”

Kay Heymer, AGGRESSIVE MEDITATION, in: Exhibition catalogue Jan Albers, parcOurs mOrtale, Langen Foundation, Neuss, Berlin 2012, p. 50


Jan Albers
lOngtOm, 2018
platinum glazed ceramics, steel
41 x 25 x 28 cm

Courtesy: The artist and VAN HORN, Düsseldorf, Drawing Room, Hamburg
Photo: Jan Albers, Düsseldorf

 

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