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FORBIDDEN GARDEN – THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE

Mo 24.06. – Sa 29.06.: Ausstellung
So 23.06., 19 Uhr: Vernissage
Mo 24.06., 14 Uhr: Pressegespräch mit dem Kurator des Gail Art
Museum Hong Seong-Mi
Do 27.06.2013, 19:30: Künstlergespräche

Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,
Die Galerie PremArts freut sich, für Sonntag den 23.06.2013 die Vernissage
der Gastaustellung “Forbidden Garden – The Demilitarized Zone”
anzukündigen.
Vom 24.06.2013 bis zum 29.06.2013 beherbergt unser Kunst- und
Projektraum das koreanische Gail Art Museum, das zum ersten Mal in Europa
Werke sieben koreanischer Künstler zur Demilitarisierten Zone (DMZ)
zwischen Nord und Südkorea präsentiert. Die Arbeiten, die Kurator Hong
Seong-Mi in dieser Wanderausstellung zusammengetragen hat, beschäftigen
sich mit der Darstellung der militarisierten Grenze als Ort der geopolitischen
Spannung, des Traumas, aber auch als spektakulärem Naturraum – einem
verbotenen Garten, der in sechs Jahrzehnten militärischer Belagerung
entstand.

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COLOUR ABYSS

By Alice Morey

Malerei

Ausstellung : 26.04 – 17.05

“ Shut your eyes, wait, think of nothing. Now open them…One sees nothing but a great coloured undulation. What then? An irradiation and glory of colour. This is what a picture should give us..an abyss in which the eye is lost, a secret germination, a coloured state of grace..lose consciousness. Descend with the painter into the dim tangled roots of things, and rise again from them in colours, be steeped in the light of them.”

Alice’s first solo painting exhibition in Berlin with paintings on canvas that have been worked on since she moved here four years ago. They are centred on the changes in her dreams, with feelings of loss and memory catalysed by living in a new place. The use of colour is predominant in her painting work. They are worked on intensively with the different mediums of household paints, crayons, acrylics and finished with a thick layer of oil paint. Alongside these there some of her newest works that concentrate on the small fantasy worlds she forms through association with nature, science and odd objects. The urban landscapes that she plunged herself into whilst making pop up events; the people, the places, the essence of structures are all resolved in some form in her paintings. Whether it be the mark, the shape, the figure, the colour, the feeling.

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