 Hubertus Hoffschild contemporary art Kunsthandel Editionen Goethestr. 8 DE-23564 Lübeck, Germany Malerei, Zeichnung und Graphik aus dem Bestand Artists: Friedel Anderson •Martin Assig •Falko Behrendt •Felix Droese •Gustav Kluge •Hartmut Austen •Eiko Borcherding •Martin Wittfooth •Michal Jankowski •Jan Kromke •Christopher Andersen •Thorsten Brinkmann •Nando Vivas 19.09.2011 through 19.11.2011   The seven artists of the Telegraph Art Collective originally met in Detroit, from there members spread to distant points around the United States. The collective has essentially functioned as a running conversation, typically conducted at long range. Occasionally the group organizes exhibitions and presentations that explore ideas of common interest such as architecture, history and process. Works gathered for these exhibitions also question and examine the boundaries of fine art, craft and design. Telegraph made its debut at Chicago’s Stray Show in May 2004 and has since shown together in Toronto, Kansas City, and various Detroit-area locations. Opening Lines: Telegraph in Berlin, will take place at the Pavilion at Milchhofand represents the group’s first European venture. The exhibition will take place in a partially glass-walled pavilion. Access to the pavilion’s interior is only possible at the opening reception, after which works are to be viewed from the exterior.The seven artists of Telegraph plan to create an exhibition that takes into consideration the specific architecture and limited accessibility of the pavilion. These parameters have acted as creative prompts that have guided what the artists made and how and where these objects are installed. Art work will range from sculpture to paintings and drawings that employ a wide range of materials and techniques. Website Milchhof Pavillon Website Telegraph  I am happy to announce that The Butchers Daughter Gallery will present a selection of my works during the inaugural Los Angeles edition of PULSE art fair. |
 AuthorHartmut Austen is a painter and educator living in the Boston area. Archives
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