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Peter Kohl -art shirts by Ina Paier

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Hurry up and get your own Peter Kohl printed art t-shirt! Until the end of the month, subsequently to our ‘CANDIDLY KOHL’ exhibition, the T-shirts can be bought at our gallery. Sizes vary from S to L, and the models range from unisex to exclusively men or woman 🙂 ! More T-shirts on display in the Gallery. We are looking forward for your visit!

Victoria Barsuk modelling the Kohl Cyclops Shirt; zum Verkauf in der Galerie €50
Ina Paier modeling “Princess Ashole” shirt; zum Verkauf in der Galerie €70
Ina Paier modeling Peter Kohl shirt by Ina Paier, zum Verkauf in der Galerie €70
Victoria Barsuk modelling the Kohl Cyclops Shirt; zum Verkauf in der Galerie €50
Kohl-Shirt inspiriert nach dem Peter Kohls Bild ,,Gasmasken Kussversuch” €70 – zum kaufen in die Galerie
Victoria Barsuk modeling “Princess Ashole” shirt; zum Verkauf in der Galerie €70
Victoria Barsuk and Ina Paier modeling “Princess Ashole” shirt; zum Verkauf in der Galerie €70
Ina Paier modeling “Schimmelpilz” shirt; zum Verkauf in der Galerie €70
Victoria Barsuk modeling “Gasmasken Kuss versuch”; €50 and Ina Paier modeling “Schimmelpilz” shirt; zum Verkauf in der Galerie €70
Victoria Barsuk modeling “Gasmasken Kuss versuch”; €50 and Ina Paier modeling “Schimmelpilz” shirt; zum Verkauf in der Galerie €70
Victoria Barsuk and Ina Paier modeling “Gasmaskenkussversuch” t-shirt series by Ina Paier design; for sale in the gallery, €50
Victoria Barsuk and Ina Paier modeling “Prinzessin ARschloch” t-shirt series by Ina Paier design; for sale in the gallery, €50

Candidly Kohl

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After having exhibited this year at Art Innsbruck, Art Karlsruhe and Haus der Modernen Kunst (Figuren in Dialog), Peter Kohl is coming to Vienna, where his new exhibition: Candidly Kohl will open next week at our gallery.

Candidly Kohl stands for frankness; for a sincere expression of facts as they are, with no masks or intermediaries. Candidly stands for free-spoken (in Peters’s case also for ‘free-written’), for straightforwardness  in this jungle of illusions.

Peter Kohl learned painting as an autodidact. In 1997, he met the Kärnten artist Luka Anticevik, who then took him on as a student at the Institut für Kunst und Philosophie, Kärnten. He studied there until the year 2000 with an emphasis on Portrait and Landscape Painting. Since 2004 he is teaching at the same university, where he is now in charge of the Graphic and Painting department.

He is also a representative of ‘Processual Realism School‘, an artistic movement which appeared and develops at the Free Academy of Fine Arts and Literature, Kärnten, and which claims that an artist is influenced during the creation period by the impressions of his work and that these impressions, in their turn, influence the nature of creativity and the reality which results. (There is a book about this, which may be helpful if one desires to delve deeper into the subject: „Der Prozessuale Realismus. Erste Argumente.“ (Bildwerk Verlag, 19 Euro)

So you are kindly welcome to see Peter Kohl’s exhibition and engage in exciting dialogues.

 

Peter Kohl: Candidly Kohl – 11.April – 30.Mai 2014

 

 

Works from Galerie Benedict Collection in the Museum of Young Art Vienna

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Until the end of May, you can see works from our gallery at MOYA-Museum of Young Art in Vienna. The works can be seen by appointment only! Information regarding MOYA Phone number, Email,as well as Address can be found here.

From left to right:Apple Bird (2013); What an Adult Sees(2013) and Torso Fruit(2012)
John ‘Solly’ Savala and Bibi van Grieken
John ‘Solly’ Savala and Bibi van Grieken
John ‘Solly’ Savala and Bibi van Grieken
John ‘Solly’ Savala and Bibi van Grieken
Bibi van Grieken
John ‘Solly’ Savala and Bibi van Grieken
From left to right: OT(2004) Mischtechnik auf Leinwand 170 x 130 cm; OT(1996) Öl/Mischtechnik auf Leinwand/Holz 90 x 150 cm
OT(2004) Mischtechnik auf Leinwand 165 x 130 cm @MOYA
OT(1998) Mischtechnik auf Leinwand 65 x 55 cm
OT(1997) Mischtechnik auf Leinwand 65 x 50 cm
From left to right: OT(2004) Mischtechnik auf Leinwand 170 x 130 cm; OT(1996) Öl/Mischtechnik auf Leinwand/Holz 90 x 150 cm
Joseph Eze: What an Adult Sees(2013); Torso Fruit(2012); Pata-pata(2012)
Joseph Eze: What an Adult Sees(2013); Apple Bird(2013); Yellow Fruit(2013)
@MOYA: Joseph Eze’s ‘Yellow Fruit(2013) and Apple Bird(2013)
OT(2004) Mischtechnik auf Leinwand 150 x 130 cm
Joseph Eze: Torso Fruit(2012) and Pata-Pata(2013)
From left to right:Apple Bird (2013); What an Adult Sees(2013) and Torso Fruit(2012)
Joseph Eze: What an Adult Sees(2013) and Torso Fruit(2012)
OT(2001) Mischtechnik auf Leinwand 130 x 150 cm
OT(2004) Mischtechnik auf Leinwand 170 x 130 cm
OT(2001) Mischtechnik auf Leinwand 130 x 150 cm
OT(2004) Mischtechnik auf Leinwand 165 x 130 cm
OT(2004) Mischtechnik auf Leinwand 165 x 130 cm
OT(2004) Mischtechnik auf Leinwand 170 x 130 cm

The curious case of Bakos Tamas in Augustin

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Bakos Tamas is a ‘free bird’, an artist that has lived on the streets of Budapest for 13 Years, before the circumstantial situation aligned its forces and brought him to Vienna. The contradiction between the ‘world of freedom’ that homelessness implies and the world of art market are debated in the new number of Augustin. Bakos’ s works can be seen at Galerie Benedict!

Bako’s temporary Studio at Galerie Bendict and one of the first painting he did here
Bako’s temporary Studio at Galerie Bendict – his most used colors in foreground!
Bako’s temporary Studio at Galerie Bendict
Bakos Tamas, Work number 137 from the First Works Group
Bakos Tamas, Work number 146 from the First Works Group
Bakos Tamas, Work number 270 from the First Works Group
Bakos Tamas, Work number 269 from the First Works Group
Bakos Tamas, Work number 267 from the First Works Group
Bakos Tamas, Work number 066 from the First Works Group