Gönül Sen-Menzel: Passion for Color at the Schwarzbach Galerie

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From May of this year there will once again be “Art in the Factory” in the east of Wuppertal. Interesting artists will exhibit their works at the Schwarzbach Galerie in the coming months.

The series opens on May 7 with the Turkish painter Gönül Sen. She has lived in Germany for almost twenty years, studied at the Düsseldorf Art Academy and has already attracted attention in numerous exhibitions at home and abroad. People, portraits and mostly large-format landscapes are her motifs – although: “The subject is not so important,” she once told the WAZ. “My passion is color.” It expresses joie de vivre and freedom.

After an exhibition of sculptures and oil and tempera paintings by the Austrian artists Saderé and Ilse Fessl in June, July brings a joint exhibition by Walter Knögel, Jochen Schubert and Egon Sebold (watercolor, acrylic and oil), August a presentation of oil paintings by Klaus Ziegert, and September 2000 an exhibition with artists from the Werkhaus Remscheid. (sh)

Info: Schwarzbach Galerie, Schwarzbach 174, Wuppertal-Barmen. Opening hours: Tue and Fri 2–7 p.m., Sun 11 a.m.–5 p.m. and by appointment.

On the same page, an advertisement by the Schwarzbach Galerie announces “Art in the Factory”: Gönül Sen, May 7 – June 1, 2000, people, portraits, landscapes.