Group Show #11, present a diverse spectrum of abstract art, featuring works by a carefully selected group of artists.
The connection between the abstract artists lies in their pursuit of expression through form, colour and structure, whereby they each choose their own individual approach to abstraction. What they have in common is their focus on the emotional, the inner and often also the psychological state, which is reflected in their sensitivity to colouring, materiality and composition. They use specific techniques that determine the process of their works – from transparent acrylic layering to layering and texture to wafer-thin layers.
GROUP SHOW #11
Paolo Cervino | Micaella Cervinscaia | Nicolas Crocetti | Johanna Grotzke | Sean Hemeon | Monika Nagel | David Pflugi
Exhibition: 10 July – 7 August
Wed - Sat 2 - 6 pm and by appointment
Mollstraße 1, 10178 Berlin
More about the artists:
Pascal Richard Flämig –> more
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Paolo Cervino | Micaella Cervinscaia | Nicolas Crocetti | Johanna Grotzke | Sean Hemeon | Monika Nagel | David Pflugi
Paolo Cervino –> more
Micaella Cervinscaia –> more
Nicolas Crocetti –> more
Johanna Grotzke –> more
Sean Hemeon –> more
Monika Nagel –> more
Instagrammable art goes real
Every six weeks, a new GROUP SHOW opens in the new New & Abstract Showroom in Berlin-Mitte and presents the most relevant works from the wealth of interesting positions shown on Instagram.
Between Alexanderplatz and Soho House - at New & Abstract at Mollstraße 1, visitors can immerse themselves in 100 square metres of art and meet the international artists in person at the exhibition openings. The Pop-up concept is inspired by Berlin's club culture and provides for future temporary presences at various exciting locations in the art metropolis.
Mollstraße 1 - creative vertical village
The New & Abstract Showroom is part of the exciting interim use project Mollstraße 1, which creatively utilises the former building of the ADN (Allgemeiner Deutscher Nachrichtendienst), the news agency of the former GDR, at the intersection of Mollstraße and Karl-Liebknecht-Straße (opposite Soho House) until its upcoming renovation. Covering 15,000 square metres and ten floors, the building is currently used by almost 110 people and companies from the creative industries.