Our fourth ‘@ Home series’ post is just on cue with Gallery Weekend Berlin, and we are super happy and thankful to share an insight into Scott Miller and Tina Ruggieri’s collection with a work by Bernard Piffaretti that they have acquired from the gallery.
On the occasion of our third ‚@ Home‘ post, we are delighted to share with you works by Viktoria Binschtok and Elizabeth Jaeger, at the home of collector Thomas Buhl.
For our second post, we are delighted to present ’no ID‘ a work by Keltie Ferris installed at the house of Kai Bender, in Berlin.
For our second post, we are delighted to present ‚Stuhl Nr. 4‘ and ‚Neons (Winehouse)‘ two works by Alexej Meschtschanow installed at the house of Sascha Lazimbat, in Berlin.
In Vom Nutzen der Angst – The Politics of Selection, 2013–2018, a multipart group of works, artist Peggy Buth examines the alleged failure of postwar modern housing projects in France and the United States.
The artist Thomas Arnolds is in conversation with the curator Martin Germann.
In our new series ‚@ Home‘ we are unveiling the artworks by artists of the galleries that have been acquired by our collectors within their new home setting.
Welcome! On the following pages you‘ll find a curated selection of pivotal works by Peggy Buth, Keltie Ferris, Emilie Pitoiset, Sven Johne and Renaud Regnery.
Renaud Regnery | Oktopentapus @ Klemm’s | FEB 7-9, 2021 Using parallel components developed while elaborating paintings, in that case, scans of an octopus, Regnery invested two of the windows of the gallery to transform them into an organic display. Beautifully ethereal, ornamental, and disturbing, these digitally manipulated images of one of the most fascinating…
Klemm’s is pleased to present ‚RUN (Disegno und Farbe)‘, the first solo exhibition by Thomas Arnolds in the gallery.