Artflash

03/22/2024

Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008) is considered a pioneer of practically all post-war art movements since Abstract Expressionism. He was always interested in a precise, new perspective – also with the help of photography. When he traveled to China in 1982, he took hundreds of photographs of the country's everyday life, its traditions, aesthetics, politics and religion. Rauschenberg photographed shop windows, street scenes, murals, monuments and markets. He combined the "Studies for Chinese Summerhall" into his first and only project with chromogenic prints, a series of 28 photographs that he published as C-print color photographs in a small edition (30). It is nothing short of a miracle that we are now able to present the last copies of three different motifs from this hand-signed photo edition.

ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG
Studies for Chinese Summerhall (Large) Bed, 1983
Dog and Wires, 1983, Blue Lady, 1983
C-Print Color Photography
(30 x 40 in) 76,2 x 101,6 cm
Edition of 30
signed, numbered and dated in front

09/04/2023

If you are in London, don´t miss that show!

Three decades of Weems’s photography, videography, and installations are on display at the Barbican Art Gallery, London, from June 22nd, 2023, till September 3rd, 2023.

08/04/2023

"Ed Ruscha has shaped the way we see the American landscape."
Ed Ruscha
Metro Mattress #4, 2015/2017
Ditone Print
18,2 x 28,4 cm
Edition Size of 125
signed and numbered on the back

08/04/2023

We are thrilled to present today two almost sold-out editions from ED RUSCHA:

Country Cityscapes, YOU WILL EAT HOT LEAD, 2001
4-colour-Photogravure with screenprinted text
ca. 46 x 36 cm
Edition Size 60
signed, numbered and dated on the front

05/18/2022

Wonderful read about the Street Photographer Jamel Shabazz

Since the early 1980s, Shabazz has captured the energy of street life and hip-hop culture in New York, making indelible images of joy, style, and community.

06/15/2021

Ready for a dip in the ocean?
We will be releasing a hand-embellished limited edition print by acclaimed painter Katherine Bradford, June 18, 8 am (Berlin-Time). Stay tuned!

02/07/2021

Dear friends and art-enthusiasts, art that matters and makes a difference! I am thrilled to sharing with you today three photographs as part of our fundraising edition to support , a non-profit initiated by US filmmaker Tara Wray to help artists and people around the world to fight depression by documenting their lifes with a camera.
During the first lockdown, in spring 2020, I stumbled upon "Too Tired for Sunshine" a photography-book by Tara Wray wherein she photographically confronted her depression. I was deeply moved by her collection of snapshots, still lifes, and small details, whose seeming banality is undermined by a heartfelt sadness. Yet, Wray’s proactive and artistic engagement also gives hope!
She initiated the "Too Tired Project" on Instagram where she invites artists and people around the world to share their struggle against depression and anxiety through the lens of a camera under the hashtag .

Together with Tara, we choose 3 photographs by 3 different artists to share with you today in a limited edition of 15 to support her cause.
Thank you for sharing and supporting this important and positive platform for people suffering from depression and helping them to heel..