“Kind of Blue”, Benoît Trimborn, Hugo Galerie, (29 May – 20 June 2021)

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HUGO GALERIE is pleased to present Kind of Blue, a solo exhibition of Benoît Trimborn’s paintings of our wondrous, natural world. Named for the Miles Davis album, Trimborn’s show shares more with the jazz masterpiece than a sublime mood; it is genre bending.

Trimborn may be internationally lauded as a painter, but he is in fact an equally talented, classical pianist—even treating attendees to an impromptu concert at his last opening reception

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Doğuyorum / Lirik Bir Yolculuk İsimli Sergi İle 25 Mayıs – 10 Temmuz Tarihleri Arasında Corpus Galeri’de

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İsmail Tetikçi, Kadir Ablak, Mustafa Albayrak, Musa Güney ve Tolga Boztoprak’ın bir araya gelerek görsel sanatlar alanında kolektif bilinci hem yaygınlaştırmak hem de ortak paydalarda buluşarak ressamca yaşanılmaya çalışılan resim sevdasını yaşatma güdüsü taşıyan Doğuyorum Sanat Grubu, 25 Mayıs – 10 Temmuz tarihleri arasında Mehmet Demir küratörlüğünde Corpus Galeri’de Doğuyorum / Lirik Bir Yolculuk isimli sergiyle sanatseverlerle buluşuyor.
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Josh Sperling, Spectrum — May 8 – June 12 — Perrotin Hong Kong

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CARROLL DUNHAM | ALBERT OEHLEN, Galerie Max Hetzler, London: 41 Dover Street, 4 May – 16 June 2021

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“For decades, Albert Oehlen and Carroll Dunham have subjected painting to a constant stress test, breaking it down into its components: colour, materiality, and brushwork, line, structure, layering, technique, title, pathos, iconography, and the disappointment and expectation of the recipient.”  – Olga Nevzorova

Galerie Max Hetzler, London is pleased to announce Carroll Dunham | Albert Oehlen, a joint exhibition of paintings which explores the stylistic

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Raymond Hains, Galerie Max Hetzler, (29 April – 12 June 2021) Berlin: Bleibtreustraße 45

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Albert Oehlen, Unverständliche Braune Bilder, Galerie Max Hetzler (28 April – 14 August 2021) Berlin: Goethestraße 2/3 and Bleibtreustraße 15/16

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