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32. Daniel Domig – untitled
2013, oil and collage on paper, 60x50
Donated by the artist.
Starting price € 900
Daniel Domig (born 1983 in Vancouver, Canada) studied from 2001 until
2006 with Prof. Eva Schlegel and Prof. Gunther Damisch at the Akademie der
Bildenden Künste in Vienna.
He took part in several solo- and group-exhibitions (selection):
“To Sleep and bleed into the World”, Diana Lowenstein Gallery, Miami
(2016); “Full of Moon”, Jesuitenfoyer, Vienna (2016); “Das Stille Nachwort”,
Städtisches Museum Engen, Engen (2015); “Matter of a Burning Body”, unttld
contemporary, Vienna (2015); “The Heart is a prideful Beast”, Warvurton
Gallery, Edinburgh (2015); “All words were once Animals”, 33 Orchard,
New York (2014); “Hinterland”, Kunstverein Mistelbach, Mistelbach (2014);
“Some roads to somewhere”, Hilger Brotkunsthalle, Vienna (2013); “Es lebe
die Malerei”, Essl Museum, Klosterneuburg (2012); “Tempted to Doubt”,
Universität der Bildenden Künste, Vienna (2012); “Fünf Räume”, Austrian
Cultural Forum, New York (2011); “The Human Voices wake us and we
drown”, Gallery Winiarzyk, Vienna (2011); “Triennale Linz 1.0”, Lentos
Kunstmuseum, Linz (2010); “Lebt und Arbeitet in Wien III”, Kunsthalle MQ,
Wien (2010); “Unheim”, Jane Kim-Thrust Projects, New York (2009); “We
taste as Wine”, Sotheby’s, Wien (2009).
2014 he was awarded the Georg Trakl-Preis für Bildende Kunst in Salzburg.
Daniel Domig lives and works in Vienna.
www.currentlynowhere.com
33. Daniel Domig – untitled
22013, oil and collage on paper, 60x50
Donated by the artist.
Starting price € 900
Daniel Domig (geboren 1983 in Vancouver, Kanada) studierte von 2001 bis
2006 bei Prof. Eva Schlegel und Prof. Gunther Damisch an der Akademie der
Bildenden Künste in Wien.
Er hat an verschiedenen Einzel- und Gruppenausstellungen teilgenommen
(Auswahl):
„To Sleep and bleed into the World“, Diana Lowenstein Gallery, Miami
(2016); „Full of Moon“, Jesuitenfoyer, Wien (2016); „Das Stille Nachwort“,
Städtisches Museum Engen, Engen (2015); „Matter of a Burning Body“, unttld
contemporary, Wien (2015); „The Heart is a prideful Beast“, Warvurton
Gallery, Edinburgh (2015); „All words were once Animals“, 33 Orchard,
New York (2014); „Hinterland“, Kunstverein Mistelbach, Mistelbach (2014);
„Some roads to somewhere“, Hilger Brotkunsthalle, Wien (2013); „Es lebe
die Malerei“, Essl Museum, Klosterneuburg (2012); „Tempted to Doubt“,
Universität der Bildenden Künste, Wien (2012); „Fünf Räume“, Austrian
Cultural Forum, New York (2011); „The Human Voices wake us and we
drown“, Gallery Winiarzyk, Wien (2011); „Triennale Linz 1.0“, Lentos
Kunstmuseum, Linz (2010); „Lebt und Arbeitet in Wien III“, Kunsthalle MQ,
Wien (2010); „Unheim“, Jane Kim-Thrust Projects, New York (2009); „We
taste as Wine“, Sotheby’s, Wien (2009).
2014 erhielt er den Georg Trakl-Preis für Bildende Kunst in Salzburg.
Daniel Domig lebt und arbeitet in Wien.
www.currentlynowhere.com
34. Slava Seidel – Waidmanns-Hase
2015, indian ink, watercolour, ultraviolet varnish on paper, 70x100
Donated by the artist.
Starting price € 1.000
Slava Seidel (born 1974 in Krivoj Rog, Ukrain) studied from 1991 until 1995
at the Roerich College St. Petersburg and from 2002 until 2009 at the
Städelschule Frankfurt and graduated in the master class of Prof. Christa
Näher.
She took part in several solo- and group-exhibitions (selection):
“New Masters Reformation”, Neapel (2017); Jörg Heitsch Galerie, Munich
(2017); “Luftschlösser & andere Grotesken”, Galerie Simon Nolte, Munster
(2016); “Alte Meister im Dialog - Kunstgang durch die SØR Rusche Sammlung
Oelde/Berlin”, Berlin (2016); “Raumillusionen”, Alp Galleries, Frankfurt am
Main (2016); “TegernSehZeiten”, Egerner Höfe am Tegernsee and Galerie
Jörg Heitsch, Rottach-Egern (2015); “Art Miami New York”, Jörg Heisch
Galerie Munich, New York (2015); “Kunst 14 Zürich”, Jörg Heitsch Gallery,
Zürich (2014); “dART Blätter”, Kunstverein Lemgo Eichenmühlerhaus, Lemgo
(2014); “Koordinaten des Seins”, Jörg Heitsch Galerie, Munich (2014); “Art
Silicon Valley”, Jörg Heitsch Gallery, San Francisco (2014); “Bisterlichter”,
Bestregards, Frankfurt am Main (2013); “Free Balance“, Galerie Michael
Nolte, Münster (2012); “Art Fair 21”, Jörg Heitsch Galerie, Cologne (2011);
“Traumrevier”, GAM Galerie Obrist, Essen (2011); “Proxima”, Jörg Heitsch
Galerie, Munich (2010); “Realisme”, Galerie Jos Art, Amsterdam (2010);
“Selection Art Fair”, Jörg Heitsch Galerie, Basel (2010).
Her works can be found in the following collections and museums:
SØR Rusche Sammlung, Berlin.
Slava Seidel lives and work in Wetzlar
www.slavaseidel.de
35. G. L. Brierley – Fecunditas
2013, oil on wood 65x64
Donated by the artist.
Starting price € 2.400
G.L. Brierley (born 1965 in Glossop, Great Britain) studied at the Royal
College of Art in London and has a Matser of Fine Arts from Goldsmiths,
University of London.
She took part in several solo- and group-exhibitions (selection):
“So it grows, Collection Swagemaker“, Centraal Museum, Utrecht (2017);
„My abstract world”, ME Collectors Room Berlin/Olbricht Foundation,
Berlin (2016); “Models and Materialities”, BAYART gallery, Cardiff (2016);
“The Abstract Object”, Wimbledon Space, London (2016); “I prefer Life.
Reydan Weiss Collection”, Weserburg Museum für moderne Kunst, Bremen
(2016); “Still Life, Ambiguous Practices”, Aberystwyth University School of
Art Gallery and Museum, Aberystwyth (2015); “In Schönheit Auferstehen”,
Galerie Patrick Ebensberger, Berlin (2015); “The Impossible Heap”, Feldbusch
Wiesner Gallery, Berlin (2015); “Fleursdumal”, Lamb & Lion Gallery & Charlie
Smith Gallery, London (2014); “100 Painters of Tomorrow”, Christies Gallery
& Beers Contemporary, London (2014); “The Viewing Room”, All Visual Arts
Gallery, London (2013); “EU-27Artists/27Countries”, Museum Tongerlohuys,
Roosendaal (2012); “Matersatz”, Madder 139 Gallery, London (2010); “Volta
NY 2010”, Madder 139 Gallery, New York (2010); “New Works”, Natalia
Goldin Gallery, Stockholm (2008).
Her works can be found in the following collections and museums:
SØR Rusche Collection, Berlin; Olbricht Collection, Düsseldorf; Murdeme
Collection (Damian Hirst), London; Robert Peter Miller, New York; Henry
Swagmakers, Oosterhout.
G.L. Brierley lives and works in London.
www.glbrierley.com