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Faces and people of the big city, the anonymous crowds in pedestrian zones or the gloomy urban backdrop – these are the motifs of the Turkish painter Gönül Sen, who now lives in Cologne. Until April 29 she is showing 21 acrylic paintings at the Kleines Kunstkabinett on Große Heimstraße 72.
Above all the free portraits, with physiognomies often distorted in garish colors or violet, speak for the idiosyncratic expressiveness of this artist.
Original caption: Cityscapes – here “Cologne-Ehrenfeld” – are among Gönül Sen’s pictures at the Kleines Kunstkabinett.
About the Exhibition
Exhibition 1990: Kunstkabinett Dortmund – listed in the overview Exhibitions of Gönül Sen-Menzel.
More press coverage of this exhibition:
- “States of Mind in Color Tensions” · Exhibition Report · Ruhr Nachrichten
More Articles from Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
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- “Painter Gönül Sen at Galerie “sohle 1”” · Exhibition Notice
