Ben Middelkamp — Fertility

Vernissage: Freitag, 24. Juli 2015
19-22 Uhr

The artist will be present at the opening.

Martinski Fine Arts

Gneisenaustrasse 64, 10961 Berlin
U-Südstern o. Gneisenaustrasse

Austellungsdauer: 24.07.15 - 04.09.15
M-F 11-17 Uhr

Ben Middelkamp's current exhibition, "Fertility", presents a diverse selection of paintings, objects and sculptures celebrating the fecundity of life and the spirits involved. There are fertility spirits for a good sea and a good harvest, there are fertility spirits for peace and good life — and this show is in their honor.

“There is the fertility spirit, and it is sorely needed these days as there is a lot infertility around us. Fertility has to been spread by wind and water, by earth and air, by rivers and seas. Fertility can reach all people and all living creatures. Life will blossom if only fertility can reach us.”

Ben Middelkamp, Summer 2015

Ben Middelkamp was born in Wijhe, The Netherlands, in 1957. Among his earliest recollections are those of the stained-glass windows of the parish church, which are perhaps his first artistic influence and inspiration to create art himself. By 1974, he felt himself an artist and would sell his seascapes and sunsets in the local villages. In 1980, he did his first landart prokjects (in Thurso, Northern Scotland, and the island of Terschelling, The Netherlands), and three years later began attending the art school Ubbo Emmius in Leeuwarden. A founding member of the artgroup DNA Funart Vactorie (other members Jeroen Boschma, Paul Stolte and [as of 1990] Bryin Abraham), he has exhibited across Europe as well as in NYC and Los Angeles. In 1994, he married his wife Marja, with whom he now has two children, Tren (born 2001) and Eerin (born 2003). Ben Middelkamp and his family now reside in Gröningen.

Theo di Rico – I Am An Artist Who Cares? (Finissage & eBay Aktion)

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von Theodor und Bryin

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Sommer Get-Together vor dem Loch

mit Musik

und

Sonder-Summer-Aktion in einer Minute-Takt

am 

Freitag den 10 Juli 2015

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Martinski Fine Arts 

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Martinski Fine Arts 

Gneisenaustr. 64, 10961 Berlin

Mo - Fr. 12:00 bis 18:00

Theo di Rico – I Am An Artist Who Cares?

Sonntag, 24. Mai – Freitag, 10. Juli 2015

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Ausstellungseröffnung - 1000 Kunstkarten je 2 Euro
Sonntag den 24. Mai 2015  - 13 bis 19h

 während der Karneval der Kulturen

Sonder-Summer-Aktion in einer Minute-Takt,
am Freitag den 10 Juli 2015 zwischen 19 - 23h
wird die Auktion von 200 Kunstkarten
mit Startpreis von 1 Euro auf eBay schliessen.
Sie sind eingeladen bei Martinski um mitzubieten.
(Auktion beginnt auf eBay am 1 Juli - 19h)

Martinski Fine Arts

Gneisenaustr. 64, 10961 Berlin
Ausstellungsdauer bis 10. Juli 2015

Conrad Artworx — Tropicana

"An artistic latitude! Dark and ritualized in a colourful tropical light.

Playing with archetypical styles and clichés of ferocity and the sultry exotic.
From the personal and subjective artist‘s point of view..."

Vernissage:

Freitag, 10. April 2015

19-22 Uhr


Austellungsdauer: 10.04.15 - 15.05.15
M-F 11-14 Uhr 



Prior exhibitions of Conrad Artworx @ Martinski Fine Arts:
2012: CONRAD ARTWORX — "RITUAL"
2010: Conrad: Dark Gold / Dunkles Gold — Finissage
2010: Conrad – Future Icons

 

Judith Löhmann & Sandra M. Heinzelmann

Judith Löhmann & Sandra M. Heinzelmann
 
@
Martinski Fine Arts

Gneisenaustrasse 64, 10961 Berlin

U7(Südstern o. Gneisenaustrasse)

 
Vernissage: 26. März 2015, 18:00 

Two people, the urge to express oneself visually, and a pile of drawings.

Originally hailing from two different spheres — Judith Löhmann comes from the field of architecture, where she is used to juggling lines and shading on a 17-inch screen, while Sandra M. Heinzelmann is from the world of music and theatre, where she juggles with countertenors and fake eyelashes — their paths crossed during the rainy summer of 2011 while working at the art studio of Folke Koebberling and Martin Kaltwasser. While stapling together plastic cups, inspiration struck — and since then they have used all that which life throws their way as a source for creative expression.

Zwei Menschen, ein Stapel Zeichnungen und der Drang die Gedanken pictoresk auszudrücken.
Aus unterschiedlichen Richtungen kommend — Judith aus der Architektur, gewohnt Linien und Schraffuren auf einem 17-Zoll Bildschirm von links nach rechts zu schieben, bis es gut aussieht, Sandra aus dem Musiktheater, jongliert mit Countertenören und Langhaarwimpern — kreuzten sich ihre Wege während des regnerischen Sommers 2011 bei der Arbeit im Atelier Koebberling Kaltwasser. Inspiriert durch das Zusammentackern von Plastikbechern haben sie seitdem kreativ umgesetzt, was das Leben zu bieten hat.

Austellungsdauer:
27 März – 3 April, Mon-Fri, 11-17 Uhr