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White Lies or The Big Bad Bang

When Netflix and Chill Met Despina Stokou and White Lies Obviously, many things crossed my senses last week. Two of such things stuck with me and somehow connect to each other – or rather it is time we connect them with each other. Two things that even the bluest of oceans could not cover up...

Paolo Colombo – How to Serenely Stroke One’s Broken Soul

Love in the Time of Insanity Hello again. I know, I know I took a break. Or maybe I should just say I was still way too much wrapped up in Vivian Greven's paintings to just go on write about some other art? But to be honest, I indeed have been busy. With new works in...

Vivian Greven – Constellations of Love, Pride and Sensation

The Picky Art Blog Lady As you might have realized by now I do not talk that often about paintings here on my cozy lil' blog. Let me assure you dear reader this has nothing to do with me not liking paintings or not having any cross-references to Hollywood blockbusters at hand that would lead...

Art Berlin or Lucky Lucy and the Berlin Gold Rush

An Art Fair to Remember Hello to all of you who've made it to the other side! I'm talking Berlin Art Week of course! But, no worries no matter where you are, in Berlin, in bed or in New York, I got you covered as before with talks on art, material and my extremely...

When Method and Material Met History and Haptic

Sculptures Gone Emotional feat. Flurin Bisig and My Childhood Memories Yes, yes, we already talked sculptures not made of marble, not standing around in Florence last time (Important note: nothing against showing some naked men in art and non-art related situations though!). But since we're already on that track (read: since I already broke you...

Émilie Pitoiset’s Moving Sculptures at Klemm’s Berlin

Emilie Pitoiset - Angela, Looking at Art

Getting Out of Your Artistic Comfort Zone After ending my last write up with hopes of sculpture and fine arts for today's lesson, you guys probably got all heated up dreaming of Michelangelo's David and other marbles. Well I'm sorry... but sculpture has already moved on. Summer, Sun and Sculptures For a few days Summer was back in...

Fiber Artists on the Rise

Thoughts Provoked by Me, Myself and Marlon Wobst Like a million years ago, I talked about childhood memories and abstract works of art. Now today, after a long long summer break, we'll start off with figures and fibers and a painter gone felt artist! Sounds familiar? Right, like that one artist chick aka myself, photographer...

Like Home (Extended) – Letting Walls and Abstract Art Speak to You

Reliving Childhood Memories Through Abstract Works of Art Last time we talked I let my thoughts wander off the beaten path while looking at artworks in a group show... well, today won't be much different. But I'll stay way, way closer to the road of looking at – and talking about – art. Promised! Remember the...

Chthonic Rift or Letting Your Thoughts Wander off the Beaten Path

Chthonic Rift at Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler As I was saying last time, I spend quite some time looking at art in Kreuzberg and so it happened that the other hot, hot evening I went to the opening of the group exhibition Chthonic Rift at Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler. And you know what? - Upon viewing, like right there...

LUCKY at nGbK – An Alternative Exhibition Guide

Batman, The Princess Bride, and House of Cards with a Touch of Sense & Sensibility And as I said the other day our journey today starts not far from where we met last time. But lucky you, today will take you away from all those heated city streets and into worlds of (ice cold) dreams...