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80. Jochen Flinzer – Blumenbilder 5
2015, silverthread, paper, cloth, 34x25
Donated by the artist.
Starting price € 1.400
Jochen Flinzer (born 1959 in Bad Harzburg, Germany) studied from 1977 until 1982 at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste
Hamburg Since 2008 he is a Professor at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Nürnberg.
He took part in several solo- and group-exhibitions (selection):
“Frühjahrskollektion”, Galerie Karin Sachs, München (2015); “Tomorrow is Yesterday”, Mikiko Sato Gallery, Hamburg (2015);
“Jochen Flinzer. Künstler im Garten”, Holger Priess * Galerie, Hamburg (2014); “NålensØye. Samtidsbroderi / The Needle’s Eye.”,
Contemporary Embroidery, KODE Kunstmuseum, Bergen (2014); “Flinzer, Malcolm-Smith, Warmuth”, Thomas Rehbein Galerie,
Köln (2014); “HANDARBEIT. Material und Symbolik”, museum kunst der westküste, Alkersum/Föhr (2013); “Stoffsammlung,
Textile Skulpturen”, Kunstforum, Rottweil (2013); “Gestickt eingefädelt”, Kunstverein Hinterland, Vienna (2013); “MMK 1991-2011.
20 Jahre Gegenwart”, Museum für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt am Main (2011); “Funktionen der Zeichnung - Konzeptuelle Kunst
auf Papier aus der Sammlung des MMK”, Museum für Modernde Kunst, Frankfurt am Main (2010); “Die unendliche Schleife: 10
Jahre zumikon - 101 Jahre Max Bill”, Institut für moderne Kunst, Nürnberg (2009); “Wirnenneneshamburg”, Kunstverein Hamburg
(2008); “Jochen Flinzer. Malerei”, Institut für moderne Kunst Nürnberg im Studio des zumikon, Nürnberg (2008); “Jochen Flinzer.
Grün”, Dommuseum Frankfurt, Frankfurt am Main (2008); “Die Regeln der Welt”, Thomas Rehbein Galerie, Cologne (2008);
“Verborgene Welten”, Galerie Karin Sachs, Munich (2008); “Ich sehe was, was Du nicht siehst”, Dörrie Pries, Hamburg (2007);
“Ich sehe was, was Du nicht siehst, Dörrie Pries”, Berlin (2006).
In 1992 he was awared the prize of the Elisabeth-Schneider-Stiftung, Freiburg; in 1993 the Renata-Orize and in 1996 the Ernst
Barlach Prize.
His works can be found in the following collections and museums:
Deutsche Bank, Frankfurt am Main; Museum für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt am Main; Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg; Museum
Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach; Glenfiddich Collection, Dufftown,; Ernst-Barlach-Museum, Wedel.
Jochen Flinzer lives and works in Hamburg.
81. Yelena Popova – untitled
2013, indian ink on paper, 17,2x12,1
Donated by the artist. Courtesy Galerie Philipp von Rosen, Köln.
Starting price € 1.000
Yelena Popova (born 1978 in Urals, Russia) stzdied from 1995 until 2000
Set Design & Technolgy at the Art Theatre School in Moscow, followed by a
postgraduate diploma in Fine Art at Byam Shaw at the Central Saint Martins
in London ab and from 2009 until 2011 at the Royal College of Art in London.
She took part in several solo- and group-exhibitions (selection):
“Blue Seventeen: Olga Grotova, Nika Neelova and Yelena Popova”, Osnova
Gallery, Moscow (2017); “Seventeen (Grotova, Neelova, Popova)”, Centrala,
Birmingham
(2017); “After Image”, Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham (2016);
“EchtZeit”, Kunstmuseum Bonn, Bonn (2016); “Future Light – Escaping
Transparency”, Vienna Biennale, MAK Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna (2015);
“Drying Time”, Paradise Row Gallery, London (2014); “Infinite City”,
Zabludowicz Collection, London (2014); “100 Painters of Tomorrow”, New
York (2014); “Garage Project Space: The Other Side”, Garage Museum of
Contemporary Art, Moscow (2014); “New Positions”, Art Cologne 2013,
Figge von Rosen Galerie, Cologne (2013); “The Futures of the Pas”, Kunst
Raum Riehen, Riehen/Basel (2013).
In 2014 she won the Arts Council Grant, 2011 the Outset Prize in London,
2011 the Parallel Prize in London and in 2011 the Red Manison Prize in
London.
Her works can be found in the following collections and museums:
Arts Council Collection, London; JaLiMa Collection, Düsseldorf; RU Arts
Gallery, Moscow; Saatchi Gallery, London; Zabludowicz Collection, London.
Yelena Popva lives and works in Nottingham.
www.yelenapopova.co.uk, www.philippvonrosen.com
82. Isabella Sedeka – Covered 42
2017, acrylic, composition gold and composition silver on canvas, 80x140
Donated by the artist.
Starting price € 2.400
Isabella Sedeka (born 1979 Oppeln, Poland) studied from 2003 until 2005
at the NABA in Milan, 2005 Academy of fine arts in Brera in Mailand, from
2005 until 2006 Acadmy of fine arts in Venice and was from 2005 until 2007
a student of Prof. Armin Sandig in Hamburg.
She took part in several solo- and group-exhibitions (selection):
“Isabella Sedeka”, X Pinky LAB, Scope Art Fair New York (2017);
“Lichtblicke”, art projects Heidelberg, Frankfurt am Main (2016); “Art Festival
JP-DE”, Tokyo, (2016); “SCOPE Art Fair Basel”, WBB Gallery, Basel (2016);
“Scope Art Fair Miami”, Fresh Eggs Gallery, Miami (2016); “Art Fair Kölner
Liste”, Cologne (2016); “Art Fair Leipzig”, Leipzig (2015); “We Art Berlin
Gallery”, Gallery Blond & Blond Contemporary, Berlin (2015); “Stroke Art
Fair”, München (2015); Gallery Gerichtsgalerie, Tiergarten, Berlin (2015); “Le
corridor blue”, Stadthalle Weisensee, Berlin (2014); Gallery Schwartzsche
Villa, Berlin (2013); “Reqiuem”, Japanese Embassy Berlin (2013), “Kauf mich”,
Galerie Schwartzsche Villa, Berlin.
Her works can be found in the following collections and museums:
Monastery Museum Malchow, Mecklenburg Vorpommern; University of
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Isabella Sedeka lives and works in Berlin.
www.sedeka.de