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K37
Waldhausenerstraße 37 Mönchengladbach
K37 — space for art- Waldhausenerstr. 37 - Mönchengladbach
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4.10.2024 - 6.10.2024
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WORK - LIFE - BALANCE
joint exhibition
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"WORK - LIFE - BALANCE"
joint exhibition
"Contemporary art in the K37
Joint exhibition on the topic of work-life balance
From 4 October to 6 October, a joint exhibition of artists from Mönchengladbach and the surrounding area entitled ‘Work-life-balance’ will take place at K37 in cooperation with the VHS Mönchengladbach.
In recent years, the need for a new balance between work and leisure, life and the necessities of life, self-determination and heteronomy has been discussed.
Today, many people are asking themselves who they actually are or what they want to do with their lives. These new debates about identity often take place on a very abstract level and don't always seem to us to be goal-orientated. We would therefore like to try to find an artistic answer to this complex by bringing together artists from a wide variety of backgrounds and techniques. The aim is to create a diorama of different perspectives on identity and society, work and life that will help us to continue thinking about these fundamental questions for all of us.
We were able to win Frollein Suomi (Object artist and poet from Finland), who in her art makes everyday objects in particular the subject of an examination of her own life's journey; Tom Hütt (Photographer from Viersen), who uses ICM photography to pose new questions about temporality, everyday life and identity; Nils Backhaus (Painter from Nettetal), who uses abstraction to re-emphasise the question of the form of the individual in the field of tension between consciousness and corporeality; Elena Kambina (Painter, performance and video artist from Uzbekistan/ Ukraine), who makes the interaction of her art with the viewer and the associated reflection and projection itself the subject of her art; Jutta Weidemann-Tigges (Painter from Mönchengladbach), which is dedicated to the field of tension between individuality and sociality of the gaze andReinhard Tigges (Painter and sculptor from Mönchengladbach), whose work focuses on the aspects of heteronomy, the value of work and balance.
The art exhibition will be opened with a vernissage on 4 October at 19:00. The event will be introduced by an art-historically orientated introduction to the theme of the exhibition by Mr Dr. Bernhard Jansen. .
On Saturday, 5 October, there will be a brunch for invited guests.
On Sunday, 6 September, the ‘wonderful old town flea market’ will take place on Waldhausenerstr. parallel to the exhibition. The K37 will be open during the flea market.
The exhibition is free for visitors.
K37
Opening hours of the exhibition:
4.10. from 18:45
5.10. from 12:00 to 19:00
6.10. from 12:00 to 18:00
Thank you for visiting us!
21.6.2024 - 23.6.2024
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Humans and animals
first inclusive joint exhibition
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"Humans and animals"
"The exhibition "Humans and Animals" is intended to be a building block for the participation of all people in cultural life in Mönchengladbach. We invite you to experience the diversity of art together.
The participating artists are:
Jennifer Horn (Painting), Thomas Hütt (Photography), Hermann Sauren (Sculptures), Ramiza Selmani (Painting), Reinhard Tigges (Sculptures/ Painting), Jutta Weidemann-Tigges (Painting), Maurice Wolke (Painting)
Admission to the exhibition is free of charge. Donations in favour of future inclusive art projects are welcome.
The event will start with a vernissage on 21 June 2024 at 19:00.
On Saturday, 22 June 2024, and Sunday, 23 June 2024, the exhibition will be open to visitors from 14:00 to 18:00.
We look forward to your visit!
Address of the art space:
K37
Waldhausenerstraße 37
41061 Mönchengladbach
mgk37@web.de
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17.5.2024 - 19.5.2024
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Experience Europe together
in Bewegung - en mouvement
German-French
Collective exhibition
with
supporting programme
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Experience Europe together
The exhibition and all events are open to the public and free of charge.
Three French artists and three German artists give a joint insight into their work.
From Normandy, France, Viviane Dubosc (painter from Sommery) is represented, who devotes herself in particular to the theme of tides from various artistic perspectives; Jean-Pierre Georgin (sculptor from Le Tréport), a mathematician who deals with the human form in motion, among other things, in the field of tension between figuration and abstraction; Sylvain Georges (photographer from Dieppe), who is dedicated to the individual in a dissolving space.
The three German artists are Jutta Weidemann-Tigges (painter/ Mönchengladbach), who is particularly concerned with the physicality and culturality of movement as a coditio humana; Jürgen Heinze (Sculptor/Korschenbroich), who deals with the rearrangement of industrial artefacts, among other things, and thus thematises the movement of the human spirit through the means of alienation itself in his work; Reinhard Tigges (Sculptor/Painter/ Mönchengladbach), who utilises the formal language of surrealism when he conceives movement as a spaceless abstraction and thus approaches the human psyche itself as a subject.
The event will kick off with a vernissage on 17 May 2024 at 19:00.
On Saturday, 18 May 2024 at 16:00, there will be a group discussion on the topic of "on the move/mobility" and its significance for individuals.
On Sunday, 19 May 2024 at 14:30, an "ArtWalk" will be held by local artist Malte Sonnenfeld.
We look forward to your visit!
The project is supported by the Franco-German Citizens' Fund:
The Franco-German Citizens' Fund advises, networks and finances projects that bring Franco-German friendship and Europe to life for the general public. It supports a variety of formats and topics, has a low threshold and is open to all civil society stakeholders. The Citizens' Fund is based on the Treaty of Aachen concluded between Germany and France in 2019 and was established in April 2020. It is implemented by the Franco-German Youth Office (FGYO) and financed in equal parts by the German and French governments. Press contact: Johanna Haag | haag@buergerfonds.eu | +33 6 24 21 58 61
Exhibition opening hours:
Friday, 17.5.2024,
from 19:00 to 23:00
Saturday, 18.5.2024,
from 14:00 to 19:00
Sunday, 19.5.2024,
from 13:00 to 18:00
Address of the art space:
K37
Waldhausenerstraße 37
41061 Mönchengladbach
mgk37@web.de
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19.4.2024 - 21.4.2024
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Streetart Exhibition
with
Roman (Allesgutpunkt)
Markus Jentges (Reak Wsb)
Nils Backhaus (Make one)
Julian Classen & Used
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5.4.2024
Space for ART
Literature reading
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We wish you a
Merry Christmas
a great start to the year 2024!
good luck and health!
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8.12.2023
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What a great event!"ALL LIGHTS ON"
Many thanks to all visitors for the intensive and very nice conversations! You gave us a wonderful evening.
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18.11.2023
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We are looking forward to the next art exhibition "a space for art!" by Flinta* artists. Organised and carried out by UNSKollektiv.
For a weekend-filling art and culture programme you can visit the "Medusa rising" festival taking place at the same time in the evening, opposite Projet 42.
8.10.2023
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