Once again, the gallery rooms at Johannesstraße 8 a are not big enough for Gerda Türke’s summer exhibition.
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After all, works by 19 artists and by the gallerist herself have to be accommodated, and she was forced into a “Petersburg hang”: the pictures hang one above the other. The retrospective runs until September 3. Regina Held’s archaic-looking, earthy paper sculptures are still fresh in the memory. Gönül Sen is represented with eight color-strong abstract pictures; the landscapes painted in oil by the Belgian Walter Theunynck are almost classical.
A wide range of techniques is represented: woodcuts, prints, objects – and Gerda Türke herself shows 54 watercolors. Some deal with landscapes, others with the theme of rust – shaped by an engagement with color.
Original caption: Pictures upon pictures: Gerda Türke’s exhibition – here in front of pictures by Gönül Sen – almost bursts the gallery.
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