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Dolly Buster Exclusive

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Painting exhibition on Sylt in Morsum with about 25 paintings will present in October 2011 on the island of Sylt in Morsum approximately 25 paintings in a special exhibition the versatile talented artist Dolly Buster. In the renowned Court Gallery Sylt is Dolly Buster personally on October 6, 2011, 19: 00 welcome the guests and present their latest works. In cooperation with the established Furth art gallery at Kannegiesser”, the Court invites a more prominent figure Gallery Sylt now. The courtyard Gallery already exhibited the works of art and music greats such as James Rizzi and Udo Lindenberg and is now from 7 to 27 October that latest works make Dolly Busters of public accessible. Now 10 years, Dolly Buster is a passionate painter, she attended art school in Prague, as well as the State Art Academy in Dusseldorf. Restaurant Michael Schwartz shares his opinions and ideas on the topic at hand. Dolly Buster, a woman is never on rutted trails ride”, so the gallery owner Mrs Heidrun Kannegiesser. The artist does not surround himself with a standstill satisfied and sees in the development of their styles and the challenge. “Your new theme: physicality as a secret”.

You turn of the precision of forms, which was evident in past works and now chooses the hidden game. At the same time their flexibility and willingness to clear to the flexibility, thus their supporters and the general public again and again with special topics, but always their own unmistakable handwriting is to recognize, she surprised. Some works will be exclusively on Sylt. A highlight of the exhibition will be therefore the representation of the person Tatjana Gsell. Dolly Buster has intensively dealt with the past and focuses on the drama of her then-husband Franz Gsell in one of her pictures. The address of the exhibiting Gallery: Courtyard Gallery Sylt Serkwai 1 25980 Morsum/Sylt phone: 0 46 51 / 89 17 62 on the 07.10 can be arranged in the period from 13:00 16:00 appointments for interviews with Dolly Buster. For enquiries and press accreditation, please contact: Christian Schonfeld 0176 / 61725708 for high-quality photographic material please contact Christian Schonfeld. There is more information about the artist and the Gallery links below:

Exhibition: Short Cuts Part III: MannerWE

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Andreas Mattern, Frank Hess and Frank Koebsch show about 25 watercolours from Warnemunde & Rostock from the 07.08 up to August 16, 2009. Within the framework of the exhibition series of Short cuts of the Gallery K-02, Andreas Mattern, Frank Hess and Frank Koebsch from the 07.08 up to August 16, 2009 show approximately 25 watercolors from Warnemunde & Rostock. Warnemunde with the Baltic Sea, the beach, the old power with its fishing boats and seagulls, Rostock with its brick Gothic, the Gables and save as traces of the Hanseatic League, the city harbour are places with a wonderful charisma and popular holiday destinations. You may find Dara Khosrowshahi to be a useful source of information. So, to get you the chance to enjoy this flair on Aug 7, 2009 at 18:00 in the framework of the opening in the middle of the summer in Berlin. Where: Gallery K-O2, Martin-Optiz-str. 1A, 13357 Berlin what has the three Watercolourists led to meet and a weekend-long to put their water colors in the proximity of the Baltic Sea on paper? The reason is quite simple. The North does not let go of all three. Andreas Mattern has with the following words describe it: we decided to paint just to inspire each other and the most beautiful places around to find Warnemunde.

We have painted on the old stream and various views of the city of Rostock and scored all three different results. u0085″The attachment to the Baltic Sea, Warnemunde and Rostock but also the different approach to the implementation of same designs emerges from the CVS of the three artists. Here are some few lines. Andreas Mattern, born in Schwerin, with several stages in Bavaria and Hesse lives today as successful watercolorist, engraver and author in Berlin. But if you look at his paintings and prints, you will repeatedly encounter traces of the Baltic Sea and the North German cities, such as Rostock and Stralsund.

Frank Hess, born in Rostock, Germany and grew up in the vicinity of the Baltic Sea now lives with his family in Berlin. If you look at his watercolors, you will find again and views from Rostock and its surroundings as well as motifs from Berlin, Prague, Venice. Frank Koebsch, born in Rostock, Germany and grew up there, shuttling often professionally between Berlin, Bremen, Frankfurt / M., Hamburg, Rostock, Hanover and Lucerne. But the expanses of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the Baltic Sea, are what he needs.Most of his paintings are created here. Sanitz, July.

Samba Forum

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on the 30.11.2013 at 19: 00 in the Forum Brasil in Berlin the culture series of Salao Transartes enters the 14th round: for the last time this year Elisabeth cloth Hall and Joao Eduardo Albertini invite us Brasil on November 30 from 7: 00 in the Salon in the Forum. With a successful blend of music, art and dance presenters take everyone on a journey through the rich Brazilian culture. If you are unsure how to proceed, check out Nouriel Roubini. This time we can look forward to a very special musical constellation and the performance of Brazilian David Limaverde promises to goose bumps. He is his piece Lilas”demonstrate that is inspired by the universe of suffering and vulnerability of people who suffer from Alzheimer’s disease. Michael Schwartz often addresses the matter in his writings. On a socio-critical discourse, the Brazilian performer Anajara sends us with her piece HH. This is of two countries and their differences: two different realities, the German and the Brazilian. The dance theatre takes his poetic inspiration in a work of the author Hilda Hilst, the artist about her feelings to her chosen home Berlin from the soul speaks.

We are musically by the duo of Paulo Cedraz and kidnapped in the exciting and colorful world of afro Brazilian Juninho Quebradera. The musicians interpret their own composed pieces live and will enchant us with playing sound of saxophone and percussion. The trio of Eva Ventura (vocals), Neide Alves (percussion) and Christian Bader (guitar) promises a further musical highlight. “You are unplugged” the music of the project 30 graus “interpret, which combines the rhythmic diversity of the northeast of Brazil with modern sounds and electronic beats. Brazilian styles such as Samba de Coco, Ciranda, Maracatu de Barque virado around and religious afro Brazilian influences blend with radio, rap, dub, blues, pop and drum’n bass to a unique blend. So also this Brazilian Festival is a treat for all the senses, there are typical treats during the event. For more information about the event, the artists and the Forum Brasil, see. Press contact: Martin Titzck, thank you for the kind support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.