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ARTCO editions
Alice Smeets - TRANSIT
Photography

The title of this new exhibition by Alice Smeets is “Transit”, as the photographer herself is in, constantly, between brief stopovers. But the protagonists of Smeets’ photo works are travelers in different countries and cultures, using diverse means, like the horse rider in the middle of a street in an Indian metropolis, amidst cars and rickshaws, or the child looking at clouds out of a bus window, wistfully dreaming.



Alice Smeets - Transit
exhibition disclosure:
Sunday, 6th November 2011 between 11am and 2pm

Duration of exhibition:
06. November - 22.December 2011

Opening Hours:
Tue - Fr
10 am - Noon and 2pm - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 2pm

ARTCO editions
Apolloniastr. 1
52134 Herzogenrath
Tel. +49(0)2406 - 6666948 

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ARTCO Gallery
Godfried Donkor - PEOPLE OF UTOPIA
Solo exhibition from 14th October untill 18th November 2011
Extended until 22nd December 2011!

Godfried Donkor was born in Ghana in 1964 and left his African home at the tender age of eight. He grew up in Europe, completed his education in Spain and England and after his studies settled in London as a freelance artist. Godfried Donkor uses a range of different techniques. In addition to painting, drawing and photography, the traditional collage is his dominant means of expression in his works on paper.
People of Utopia represents the creative tension between reality and fiction in his art. As someone who straddles borders between continents and cultures, the artist is interested in historical, sociological and societal topics and, in particular, the shared history of the peoples of Africa and
Europe. In view of this, he reflects on the marketing of people in all its facets, a complex of themes that runs like a red thread through his individual work cycles.



Simultaneously to the exhibition there is an extensive catalogue book with texts by Jennifer Burris and Emma Dexter. The book is already available before exhibition disclosure.

utopia

PEOPLE OF UTOPIA,
27 x 23 cm, 120 pages, hardcover,
80 coloured illustrations
Texts: Jennifer Burris, Emma Dexter
German / English
ARTCO publishing 2011


PEOPLE OF UTOPIA
Exhibition disclosure:
Friday, 14th October 2011 at 7pm
Godfried Donkor will be present.
Duration of the exhibition:
14.10.2011 - 18.11.2011

Opening Hours:
Tue - Fr
10 am - Noon and 2pm - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 2pm

ARTCO Galerie
Ferdinand-Schmetz-Platz 2
52134 Herzogenrath

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ARTCO editions
Nico Bastens
"El tango: un baile de pasión clásico"




The opening will be held between 11am and 2pm, 9th January 2012.
Nico Bastens will be present.

Duration of exhibition: 09.01.-18.02.2012

Opening Hours:
Tue - Fr
10 am - Noon and 2pm - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 2pm

ARTCO editions
Apolloniastr. 1
52134 Herzogenrath
Tel. +49(0)2406 - 6666948 

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ARTCO editions
Jessica Hilltout - AMEN

In Africa, football is not a religion. But it is everything a religion should be.
Every village in Africa has one open-air temple with goal posts at opposite ends and devoted followers in the middle.
Football breathes happiness into sun-baked days and rain-soaked evenings.
On a continent where not even the basics are taken for-granted, football is precious.
And like everything that’s truly precious, it’s a necessity, like bread and water.
Amen. So be it.
Ian Brower



Jessica Hilltout spent the last two years working on a project called AMEN - Grassroots football in Africa. Nine month covering ten countries and 20,000 km on the African continent. The aim of this project was to show the importance of football on the African continent. The power of the ball and the beautiful game, whether it be in professional clubs or small rural villages, is enormous. Here football is not just a game, it is the glue that binds village to village, team to team, tribe to tribe and people to people.

Jessica Hilltout - AMEN
exhibition disclosure:
Sunday, 2nd October 2011 between 11am and 2pm

Duration of exhibition:
02. October - 02.November 2011

Opening Hours:
Tue - Fr
10 am - Noon and 2pm - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 2pm

ARTCO editions
Apolloniastr. 1
52134 Herzogenrath
Tel. +49(0)2406 - 6666948 

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ARTCO Galerie
Highlight in September:
Owusu - Ankomah - Prelude to the Microcron
Solo exhibition from 9th September - 7th October 2011

The Ghanaian painter Owusu-Ankomah, who has been living in Germany for 30 years, today ranks among the most prominent representatives of contemporary African art. His solid career as an artist is marked by significant exhibitions around the world. There is not an important presentation of works on modern Africa to which the artist is not invited.
The monograph FUTURE TRACK, published in 2006, is dedicated to the artistic development of Owusu-Ankomah from the 1990s onwards: starting with early paintings with themes that are strongly shaped by African myths and allegories through to the powerfully semantic paintings of his MOVEMENT series.

What is clearly recognisable is that, over the years, the artist has increasingly devoted his works to spiritual and metaphysical themes. Spirituality is increasingly becoming a source of inspiration for his art. It was in particular the large-format, condensed canvases of the MOVEMENT series, reduced to a black-and-white colour scheme, that constituted an important turning point in the artistic evolution of Owusu-Ankomah, gaining the artist high recognition and appreciation on the international art markets. His few still available works from this series are sought-after collector’s items, commanding lofty prices at international auctions.

For the first time in Germany ARTCO presents the first 33 works of the series Prelude to the Microcron, which were created following a brief creative hiatus. Prelude to the Microcron marks both an end point and a new beginning for Owusu’s artistic creations. The depiction of people in an idealised form, penetrated and superimposed by symbols and pictograms, is characteristic of Owusu-Ankomah’s works of the past few years. These are often the meaningful adinkra symbols from West Africa, which clearly remind us of the artist’s origins.

Simultaneously to the exhibition there will be an extensive catalogue book. In this book, art historian Daniela Roth and artist/critic Marie Pittroff study the current work of Owusu-Ankomah from various perspectives. The artist himself has written an essay, affording
insight into his spiritual thoughts.



MOVEMENT TO THE MICROCRON, catalogue book, ARTCO 2011,
Hardcover,   27,5 x 22,5 cm, 80 pages, 42 colored illustrations
Texts: Marie Pittroff, Daniela Roth, Owusu-Ankomah, Joachim
Melchers.
Price: 19,00 € incl. VAT plus postage


PRELUDE TO THE MICROCRON
exhibition disclosure:
Friday, 9th September 2011, 7 p.m.
Owusu-Ankomah is present.
Duration of exhibition:
9th September - 7th October 2011

Opening Hours:
Tue - Fr
10 am - Noon and 2pm - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 2pm

ARTCO Galerie
Ferdinand-Schmetz-Platz 2
52134 Herzogenrath

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Johannesburg, South Africa  
JOBURG ART FAIR 2011

For the 2011 Joburg Art Fair, ARTCO Gallery, Germany, has selected four artists from its roster. On display will be works by Leon Botha (South Africa), Gordon Clark (South Africa), Godfried Donkor (UK) and Owusu-Ankomah (Ghana/Germany).



Accompanying the works of these artists will be two monographs recently released by ARTCO Publishing - PEOPLE OF UTOPIA (Godfried Donkor) and MOVEMENT TO THE MICROCRON (Owusu-Ankomah). We are happy to announce that Gordon Clark, Godfried Donkor and Owusu-Ankomah will be with us at the fair.

The artists Owusu-Ankomah and Godfried Donkor will sign books on Friday 23rd and on Saturday 24th at the ARTCO booth No. 15.

Book-signing Owusu-Ankomah:
Friday      23rd September           4.30pm - 7pm
Saturday  24th September           6pm - 8pm

Book-signing Godfried Donkor:
Friday       23rd September           3pm - 5pm
Saturday   24th September           2pm - 4pm

Opening hours:
Fr             23rd September     11am– 7pm
Sat           24th September     11am – 8pm
Sun          25th September     10am– 4pm


Sandton Convention Centre
Johannesburg, South Africa
www.joburgartfair.co.za

Opening hours of ARTCO editions during the fair:
From 19th September untill 24th September ARTCO editions at Apolloniastrasse will be closed. ARTCO Gallery will be opened as usual. For visiting the editions gallery please contact ARTCO gallery at Ferdinand-Schmetz-Platz.

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ARTCO editions
Druckgrafik des Informel

With this exhibition ARTCO editions presents etchings and lithographs by important representatives of the informal art. Among the artists are Karl Fred Dahmen (1917-1981), Karl Otto Götz (*1914), Hans Hartung (1904-1989), Herbert Kaufmann (*1924) and Gérard Schneider (1896-1986).



The opening will be held between 11am and 2pm, 21st August 2011.
Duration of the exhibition: 21.August - 23.September 2011

Opening Hours:
Tue - Fr
10 am - Noon and 2pm - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 2pm

ARTCO editions
Apolloniastr. 1
52134 Herzogenrath
Tel. +49(0)2406 - 6666948 

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ARTCO Gallery
JUST ONE

In our current summer exhibition, we present 53 artworks by as many renowned artists; just one work by each of them. On display for the first time is a selection of Indian artists, as well as new partners such as Ransome Stanley, Manuela Sambo, the Belgian photographer Jessica Hilltout and the sculptor Brele Scholz.



On display are drawings, paintings, sculptures, installations and photographs by Luis Acosta (Spain) Osi Audu (USA) Tété Azankpo (Togo) Chandra Bhattacharjee (India) Norman Catherine (South Africa) Diage Chanel (France) Gordon Clark (South Africa) Jean Michel Crapanzano (Netherlands) Godfried Donkor (Ghana/UK) Sokari Douglas Camp (Nigeria/UK) Felix Droese (Germany) Francois du Plessis (South Africa/ Germany) Sokey Edorh (Togo) Amouzou Glikpa (Togo/Germany) Abhijit Gupta (India) Jessica Hilltout (Belgium) George Afedzi Hughes (Ghana/USA) Jörg Immendorff (Germany) Karl-Heinz Jeiter (Germany) Karin Kahlhofer (Germany) Herbert Kaufmann (Germany) Birgit König (Germany) Hermann-Josef Kuhna (Germany) Jupp Linssen (Germany) EL Loko (Togo/ Germany) Toyin Loye (Nigeria / Netherlands) Fritz Martin (Germany) Luis Meque (Zimbabwe) Owusu-Ankomah (Ghana / Germany) Hanns Pastor (Germany) Marie Pittroff (Germany) Hartmut Ritzerfeld (Germany) Ren Rong (China/Germany) Deba P.Roy (India) Aloys Rump (Germany) Chéri Samba (Kongo) Manuela Sambo (Angola/Germany) Brele Scholz (Germany) Amritah Sen (India) Twins Seven Seven (Nigeria) Alice Smeets (Belgium) Emil Sorge (Germany) Ransome Stanley (UK / Germany) Lisa Stybor (Germany) Prince Tshimé (Senegal) Emeka Udemba (Nigeria/Germany) Petra Deta Weidemann (Germany) Rikki Wemega Kwawu (Ghana) Yong-Chang Chung (Korea/Germany) Bernhard Zimmer (Germany) and Zinkpé (Benin)

JUST ONE !
Duration: 05.08.2011 - 02.09.2011

Opening Hours:
Tue - Fr
10 am - Noon and 2pm - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 2pm

ARTCO Gallery
Ferdinand-Schmetz-Platz 2
52134 Herzogenrath
Tel. 02406 - 6666948

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ARTCO editions
Hector Acebes - Portraits in Africa

The Africans in Hector Acebes’ photographs are many things: wary, flirtatious, proud, irritated, and amused. Normally, a photo might say a thousand words. But with these remarkable photos of Africa, that estimate must be raised considerably. Acebes, a New-York-born Colombian with a decidedly international upbringing and spirit of adventure to match, journeyed throughout Africa in the late 1940’s and early 1950’s with a camera and an eye for the realities missed by so many other photographers before him. Most photographers made no attempt to depict anything but the most crude stereotypes of what white Europeans and Americans expected or wanted to see. Acebes was a glaring exception.

His subjects were the people, of all ages and social positions, from the most remote, primitive areas of the continent, to the most metropolitan of cities. But his camera and his perspective caught something special. While other photographers used 35mm cameras, which they pointed like a gun at the subject, Acebes preferred a Rolleiflex, a camera he held at belt level, composing the shot by looking down. The photographer could then look up and make eye contact with the subject a second before releasing the shutter. The result captured that bit of personality and humanity so wanting in other photos of that era. Acebes explained that this method was less intimidating and created a personal relationship with the subject.

The photographer recently celebrated his 90th anniversary and lives in Bogotá, Colombia.
ARTCO presents in this solo show thirty silver gelatin prints for the first time in Germany.
The opening will be held between 11am and 2pm, 10th July 2011.

Duration of the exhibition: 10.July - 14.August 2011

Opening Hours:
Tue - Fr
10 am - Noon and 2pm - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 2pm

ARTCO editions
Apolloniastr. 1
52134 Herzogenrath
Tel. +49(0)2406 - 6666948  

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Cape Town / South-Africa
“He never gave up – his body did.” (Gordon Clark)

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Leon Botha, an artist, a musician and an exemplary human being.

On the 4th of June, he was in the midst of his 26th birthday party when he had a sudden seizure and was rushed to the hospital. He passed away the following morning. The irony of this sorrowful event taking place when it did is poignant to say the least.



It was through an exhibition of photographs in October last year that ARTCO Galerie had introduced Leon Botha to art lovers in this part of Germany. Titled “Who Am I? – Transgressions”, it was a series of works on which Leon had collaborated with photographer Gordon Clark.
In a way, the altered reality that the photographs sought to articulate was his own, living as he did, a young man, in a rapidly aging body owing to progeria. Experiencing youth and old age at once, he had a different take on life and death, which enriched the perspective of all those who came to know him and his work.

Along with Gordon, Leon was supposed to attend the opening of “Who Am I?” at ARTCO, their first ever show in Germany, but days before his scheduled trip he had a massive stroke and remained hospitalized for weeks. The exhibition, which also included a few of Leon’s paintings, was a huge success, and his presence was sorely missed during the course of the entire show.

Despite his fast deteriorating condition, and one debilitating attack after another, Leon’s journey as an artist had continued -- until the last birthday of his life.
Those of us that had the good fortune of knowing him in person will forever cherish his memories. And his indomitable spirit will live on among countless people around the world, in hearts that had been touched by his story.

Our deepest condolences go out to Leon's family, and all those who knew and loved him.

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ARTCO Gallery / New Exhibition space for editions
P(ictures)EOPLE AT AN EXHIBITION

Inaugurating our new gallery space at Apolloniastraße 1, designed primarily to showcase works of photographic art, we are proud to present a series of photographs by Jutta Melchers titled P(ictures)EOPLE AT AN EXHIBITION.
Created in places as diverse as art fairs, museums and galleries in Paris, Aachen, Dubai, Cape Town and Johannesburg, the works of this series capture moments of encounter between art and its audience.
In addition to the photographs on display, a catalogue and a numbered edition will also be on offer.


The opening will be held at 11am, 28th May 2011, in conjunction with Eurode-Kunstroute.
The exhibition will be on until 1st July 2011.

Duration of the exhibition: 28.May - 01.July 2011

Opening Hours:
Tue - Fr
10 am - Noon and 2pm - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 2pm
During Kunstroute
28. + 29.05.2011 each day 11am - 6pm

ARTCO editions
Apolloniastr. 1
52134 Herzogenrath
Tel. 02406 - 6666948  

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Herzogenrath/Kerkrade
II. Eurode Kunstroute

The second Eurode Kunstroute 2011 takes place in Kerkrade (NL) and Herzogenrath (D) on the 28th and 29th of May from 11am to 6pm.
This trans-border art event will feature over 80 artists who will present their most recent works at more than 30 different locations in these two cities. The aim of Eurode Kunstroute is to show connections and similarities as well as differences between the cultural identities of German and Dutch artists of the region.






ARTCO Galerie participates in the event once again, presenting shows at two separate locations – a group exhibition titled ACHT AUS AALEN in Bcokreiterzentrum (see below) and the solo exhibition P(ictures)EOPLE AT EXHIBITIONS at Apolloniastraße 1 (see above).

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Aalen / Kunstverein
GRENZENLOS
Paintings - Sculptures - Installations

Under the title "Grenzenlos" (translated: "Boundless") the association Kunstverein Aalen presents works of 10 artists with diverse references to Africa.

On display are works of Tété Azankpo (Togo) - Ibiye Camp (UK)
Sokey Edorh (Togo) - Amouzou Glikpa (Germany- Togo) -
William Kentridge (South Africa) - EL Loko (Germany - Togo ) -
Owusu-Ankomah (Germany- Ghana) - Manuela Sambo (Angola / Germany) Kofi Setordji (Ghana) and Zinkpè (Benin - France)





Disclosure is Sunday, 11 am, 19th June 2011.

Speeches given by Artur Elmer and the art historian Daniela Roth.

Duration of the exhibition: 19. June-23. July 2011

Kunstverein Aalen
Marktplatz 4
73430 Aalen
www.kunstverein-aalen.de

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ARTCO Gallery/ Ferdinand-Schmetz-Platz 2
Acht aus Aalen - Eight from Aalen

During Eurode-Kunstroute, our "old" gallery space will serve as the stage for "Acht aus Aalen". The exhibition will afford valuable insights into the current "Ländle" art scene. On display will be paintings, sculptures and photographs by Artur Elmer, Georg Heller, Stefan Heller, Stanislaw Kawka, Helmuth Mayer, Waltraud Schwarz, Dietmar Schmid and Laurenz Theinert.

The opening, during which the artists will be present at the gallery, will be held at 11 am, 29th May 2011.
The exhibition will be on until 1st July 2011.

Duration of the exhibition: 28. May - 01. July 2011

Opening Hours:
Tue - Fr
10 am - Noon and 2pm - 6pm
Saturday
10am - 2pm

During Kunstroute
28. + 29.05.2011 each day 11am - 6pm

ARTCO Gallery
Ferdinand-Schmetz-Platz 2
52134 Herzogenrath
Tel. 02406 - 6666948

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 ARTCO Gallery/main hall
Positionen/ Positions
An exhibition featuring works from the Kindermann Collection.

For the first time, ARTCO Galerie presents selected works from a private collection. Without the support and commitment of art collectors and patrons, the German museum environment would not be as lively as it is. However, collections focusing on African contemporary art are still quite scarce in the German-speaking world, although the trend, fortunately, seems to be changing. One such noteworthy collection happens to belong to the Austrian collector Erich Kindermann, whose unflagging commitment to collecting contemporary African art is honoured through this exhibition.

On display are works by the following artists:

Tété Azankpo - Frédéric Bruly Bouabré - Norman Catherine - Godfried Donkor - Sokari Douglas Camp CBE - Francois du Plessis - Sokey Edorh - Amouzou Glikpa - Chia Rissa Gildemeister - George "Afedzi" Hughes - EL Loko - Luis Meque - Yves Midahuen (Midy) - Owusu-Ankomah - Kofi Setordji - Rikki Wemega-Kwawu - Zinkpe

Duration of the exhibition: 11 March - 8 April 2011
The gallery will release a catalogue of the exhibited works.

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ARTCO Gallery/Atrium
IBIYE CAMP - Paintings

Alongside "Positionen", a series of portraits by the young London-based painter Ibiye Camp is presented at the atrium of our gallery.

Camp, 19, comes from a family of accomplished artists. Her mother, Sokari Douglas Camp, is one of the world’s foremost contemporary sculptors of African origin. Her father is a successful architect, while her older sister is a photographer. This is Ibiye Camp’s first ever exhibition in Germany.

Duration of the exhibition: 11 March – 08 April 2011

ARTCO Galery
Ferdinand-Schmetz-Platz 2
52134 Herzogenrath
Tel. 02406 6666948

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"AS IT IS" Part IV (Africa Applauded)
Godfried Donkor and Sokari Douglas Camp CBE at the
Mojo Gallery Dubai

Godfried Donkor and Sokari Douglas Camp CBE are featured in the final phase of a four-part exhibition of contemporary African art at The Mojo Gallery in Dubai.
Besides sculptures by Sokari Douglas Camp and collages (from the "Flags" series) by Godfried Donkor, works by El Anatsui, Jacob Jari, Atta Kwami, Obiageli Okigbo and Nnenna Okure are on view.

From the series "Flags", collage by Godfried Donkor

Duration of the exhibition: 14 - 31 March 2011
(ARTCO’s cooperation with Mojo continues.)

The Mojo Gallery
33 Al Serhal Avenue / 8th Street
Al Quoz Dubai
For more information, go to www.themojogallery.com

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Kunstverein Aalen
WHO AM I? - Transgressions
A foto project of Gordon Clark in cooperation with Leon Botha

Following exhibitions in Joao Ferreira Gallery, Cape Town,
Torch Gallery, Amsterdam and ARTCO Galerie in Herzogenrath,
the photo project “WHO AM I?” is now on view in Kunstverein Aalen.



Gordon Clark is an internationally renowned South African photo-artist whose works have been shown in some leading institutions and museums. Having worked for more than 20 years as a professional photographer and commercial director in the USA, he now lives and works in Cape Town, South Africa. A native of Cape Town, artist Leon Botha has been enduring a rare genetic condition named Progeria (rapid ageing). At 25, he is perhaps the world’s oldest living person with Progeria. His physiological condition however has not deterred him from working obsessively as an artist and musician.

Exhibition in Kunstverein Aalen: 16.01. - 20.02.2011

Opening:
Sunday, 16.01.2011, 11 a.m.
Introduction: Artur Elmer, chairman
Introduction: Joachim Melchers, ARTCO Gallery

opening hours:
Tue - Su  10am - noon and 2pm - 5pm
Do bis 18 Uhr

Kunstverein Aalen
Altes Rathaus / Marktplatz 4
73430 Aalen
Tel. 07361 - 61 55 3

WHO AM I? -online

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"AS IT IS" Part II (Ancestral Space)
New works by Owusu-Ankomah are exhibited for the first time in Dubai.

Owusu-Ankomah has been chosen for an exhibition titled ANCESTRAL SPACE/TRANSLATED IDENTITIES, the second phase of a four-part series named AS IT IS, showcasing contemporary art from Africa and the Diaspora. The exhibition takes place at the Mojo Gallery in Dubai. Works from his current series PRELUDE TO THE MICROCRON are on view for the first time.

PRELUDE TO THE MICROCRON No. 10, 2010, Acrylic
on canvas, 40 x 50 cm

duration of exhibition: 12. - 31. January 2011
opening: 12.01.2011, 7 p.m.
The Mojo Gallery
33 Al Serhal Avenue / 8th Street
Al Quoz Dubai

more information: www.themojogallery.com

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Afrika und die Kunst (Africa and art)

With this book, collector Günter Kawik and art historian Dorina Hecht present a series of important African artworks gleaned from 36 private collections in Germany. Through images and texts, the book traverses the path of art history from ancient Africa to the present day. Classifying the selected artworks into categories such as “contemporary art,” “local art scenes” and “African art,” the publication affords a systematic overview of a number of important art collections in Germany. In five chapters, the authors delve into recent discourses on collecting African art and the fraught relationship between tradition and the contemporary.

AFRIKA UND DIE KUNST
488 pages, 500 color illustrations, language: German,
31 x 25 cm, cloth binding with cover
Price 98,00 € + 7,00 shipping within Germany

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Aachen
New STAWAG Art Calendar Aachen(er) Art
In cooperation with ARTCO Gallery, STAWAG presents its new calendar Aachen(er) Art 2011. In keeping with the STAWAG tradition, this year’s calendar offers yet another glimpse of the varied art scene in and around Aachen, "Networking and Interconnectedness" being the theme unifying the twelve works of art. The featured artists range from young talents to practitioners with international acclaim. They are: Fritz Rohde, Thomas Bortfeld, Prof. Ulf Hegewald, HAWEBE, Antje Seemann, Eugene Bongs-Beer, Axel Müller, Prof. Michael Schulze, Eugene Datta, Sabine Jacobs, Wolfgang Kupczyk and Birgit König.

http://www.artco-ac.de/images/Stawag2011_000.jpg

An exhibition of the original works will open on 26.10.2010 at 18.00 at the STAWAG premises.Stadtwerke Aachen AG, Lombardenstraße 12-22, 52070 Aachen.

 

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