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05.09.2016
The themed exhibition arranged to mark the 40th anniversary of Galerie Netuschil is an invitation to give thought to the contemporary concept of man in the year 2016. The show brings together 21 artistic positions featuring different techniques and styles, including Ottmar Hörl's bust of Joseph Beuys. > more
05.09.2016
From 11 September 2016, Waiblingen's kleine Erleninsel, or little alder island, will be home to a number of rare animal sculptures. Newfoundland and Rottweiler dogs, pugs, papillon dogs, penguins, suricates, frogs, owls, hens, cocks, ravens, doves, snails, sea lions, rats and ermines will be arranged to form an unparalleled installation that is open to the public. > more
30.07.2016
Right in time for the summer, ABTART gallery offers playful reflections upon different approaches to, and associations evoked by, the colour green. The wide choice of art works featured in this group exhibition ranges from landscapes and nature pieces, through floral and abstract positions, to associative and conceptual takes on the subject. > more
26.07.2016
Thanks to the Folichon sculptural installation at the Landesgartenschau garden festival, Ottmar Hörl's serial sculptures are conquering the world setting out from Bayreuth. Why not combine your visit to the Landesgartenschau grounds or the Bayreuth Festival with a little detour to Ottmar Hörl's project and gallery space in the Bayreuth city centre? > more
13.07.2016
"FAKE", a double feature where Ottmar Hörl is partnering with Margarete Schrüfer, is Hörl's first presentation of his new series of works subversively entitled "Schnee von gestern" [literally: Yesterday's Snow, figuratively meaning "water under the bridge"]. It is his way of gauging what painting can do in the 21st century, and making an offer to enter into a discourse about that. > more
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EXHIBITION "ROT SEHEN" ("SEEING RED")
Gallery Netuschil
Schleiermacherstraße 8
64283 Darmstadt
03. November 2024 to 18. January 2025
