Exhibitions
THE Gallery is an institution in the rural region of Bamberg. Two hours and thirty minutes by train from Berlin, there is a water mill in the Itz Valley that now produces green electricity for around 100 households. Thomas Eller, the owner of the mill, was a curator and cultural mediator. Most recently, he lived for six years in Beijing, where he founded Gallery Weekend Beijing, which successfully attracted an international art audience to the city. He then spent three years as the founding director of the China Arts & Sciences Project in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province.
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Tengri, Zoroaster, Feminism and other Nomadic Tales in the Art of Three Generations of Artists From Post-Soviet Central Asia
-Anlässlich des 30-jährigen Jubiläums der Befreiung der zentralasiatischen Staaten von der Sowjetunion präsentiert THE gallery vier Künstler:innen (und ihre Kooperationspartner:innen) aus Kirgisistan, Kasachstan und Usbekistan. Die drei Frauen und ein Mann stammen aus drei Generationen und Regionen entlang der alten Seidenstraße. Ihre Kunst offenbart eine “tief-zeitgenössische” Sensibilität, die von frühen nomadischen und schamanischen Ritualen bis zu postsowjetischen Einflüssen reicht und in Darstellungen starker feministischer Positionen kulminiert.
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GERMAN INFORMEL
-THE gallery is pleased to announce the opening of an exhibition showing a selection of artworks from the German Informel movement in the private collections of Thomas Eller. The exhibition is a result of Thomas Eller´s long term commitment into the research of the founding moment of art in Germany after WW2, that started after he successfully introduced works by Bernard Schultze and K.F. Dahmen to China. He realized how consequential this group of now underrepresented artists were, both as artists but also as teachers. K.O.
Exhibitions
THE Gallery is an institution in the rural region of Bamberg. Two hours and thirty minutes by train from Berlin, there is a water mill in the Itz Valley that now produces green electricity for around 100 households. Thomas Eller, the owner of the mill, was a curator and cultural mediator. Most recently, he lived for six years in Beijing, where he founded Gallery Weekend Beijing, which successfully attracted an international art audience to the city. He then spent three years as the founding director of the China Arts & Sciences Project in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province.
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Tengri, Zoroaster, Feminism and other Nomadic Tales in the Art of Three Generations of Artists From Post-Soviet Central Asia
-Anlässlich des 30-jährigen Jubiläums der Befreiung der zentralasiatischen Staaten von der Sowjetunion präsentiert THE gallery vier Künstler:innen (und ihre Kooperationspartner:innen) aus Kirgisistan, Kasachstan und Usbekistan. Die drei Frauen und ein Mann stammen aus drei Generationen und Regionen entlang der alten Seidenstraße. Ihre Kunst offenbart eine “tief-zeitgenössische” Sensibilität, die von frühen nomadischen und schamanischen Ritualen bis zu postsowjetischen Einflüssen reicht und in Darstellungen starker feministischer Positionen kulminiert.
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GERMAN INFORMEL
-THE gallery is pleased to announce the opening of an exhibition showing a selection of artworks from the German Informel movement in the private collections of Thomas Eller. The exhibition is a result of Thomas Eller´s long term commitment into the research of the founding moment of art in Germany after WW2, that started after he successfully introduced works by Bernard Schultze and K.F. Dahmen to China. He realized how consequential this group of now underrepresented artists were, both as artists but also as teachers. K.O.