Was macht Kunst so faszinierend für uns? Es ist ein neuer, frischer Blick auf die Welt, eine andere Perspektive, die uns Künstlerinnen und Künstler durch ihre Werke ermöglichen. Dabei sind den Materialien und Techniken, den Möglichkeiten, die eigene Wahrnehmung zum Ausdruck zu bringen keine Grenzen gesetzt. Seit Gründung der Galerie zeigen wir Kunstschaffende, die mit […]
Mehr als jedes andere künstlerische Medium vermag die zeitgenössische Schmuckkunst einen Dialog zwischen zwei Menschen zu entfachen. Denn der Schmucktragende bringt mit Mut und Enthusiasmus eine künstlerische Botschaft in den öffentlichen Raum hinein und zwingt jedes Gegenüber zu einer Reaktion auf den mit einem Kunstwerk dekorierten Körper. Kunstvermittlung geschieht hier auf subversive Art und Weise, […]
We are very pleased to show a series of works by the Munich painter and musician Antonio Sarcinella for the first time. Sarcinella has been studying painting with Prof. Anke Doberauer at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich since 2017 and will graduate as a master student in February 2024. In his current works he […]
We are very happy to start the new exhibition season with the works of Sebastian Gumpinger after the summer break. On this first weekend of September, Munich’s galleries and institutions invite you to particularly exciting events as part of ‘Open Art’ and ‘Various Others’. For the opening, the gallery will remain open for you on […]
Jewelry artist Danni Schwaag lives and works in Bremen. She draws inspiration from moments, from travelling, nature, architecture, art history, interpersonal relationships and (unusual) materials. “At the beginning of my artistic process, there is a puzzle in front of me, a game of materials, shapes and colors. things laid are moved, discarded and rearranged, in […]
Rudolf Kämmer uses a strictly constructive concrete design vocabulary. Since the end of the 1950s, Kämmer has developed his ideas rendering basic geometric forms on graph paper with mathematical precision, while his colours, used sparingly, make his works glow and lift them up to an emotionally experienceable plane of existence. In 1961, Kämmer belonged to […]
On occasion of Munich Jewellery Week, Quittenbaum Gallery is presenting jewelry and design by Dutch designer Herman Hermsen. The exhibition ‘Traveling Path’ includes examples of his work from five decades – necklaces, brooches, rings as well as brooch-picture combinations and some design objects. A video portrait accompanies the exhibition Since the 1980s, Herman Hermsen has […]
On occasion of Open Art, the gallery is showing works on paper and bronzes by Jonghoon Im in a solo show for the first time. Born in Cheonan (South Korea) in 1988, the artist studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich with Prof. Eva Grubinger as well as painting and graphics with Prof. […]
We are very pleased to show you an exhibition of around 30 works by Helga Zahn on the occasion of the ‚Munich Jewellery Week‘. All the jewelry objects and silk-screen prints come from the estate administered by the family, to whom we are deeply indebted. In the mid-1950s, Helga Zahn set off from Schwarzenbach / […]
Quittenbaum Gallery presents sculptures by Angelika Hoegerl for the first time. The geometric formal language of her free-standing sculptures and sculptural wall works is based on an examination of historical architectural drawings of Gothic cathedrals. The ground plan forms of Gothic cluster pillars serve as an inspiration for the wall objects that project up to […]
