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112. Marc Lüders – Objekt 565-7-2
2002, oil on gelatin silver print, 40x30
Donated by the artist.
Starting price € 800
113. Sebastian Riemer – Beachgirl (Bingham)
2016, pigment print, 107x147, edition: 5+2AP
Donated by the artist. Courtesy Setareh Gallery, Düsseldorf.
Starting price € 3.000
111. Esther Haase – Je t’aime - Isabelle and Harald
2016, archival pigment print on Baryta paper, 80x120
Donated by the artist.
Starting price € 3.000
Esther Haase (born 1966 in Bremen, Germany) studied from1981 dance
at the Staatlichen Akademie Köln and until 1993 Graphic Design and
Photography at the Hochschule der Künste Bremen.
She took part in several solo- and group-exhibitions (selection):
“Foto.Kunst.Boulevard”, Martin Gropius Bau, Berlin (2017); “Bling Bling Baby”,
NRW Forum, Düsseldorf (2016); “Allure” C/O Berlin, Berlin (2016); “Wohin
die Reise geht”, PMB Museum, Bremen (2011); “Fashion”, Fotografska,
Stockholm (2010); “Photographien”, Camera Work, Berlin (2009); “Musen,
Mütter, Models”, Galerie Bernheimer, München (2007); “Sexy Book”,
Bonni Benrubi, New York (2006); “Photographien”, Wouter van Leeuwen,
Amsterdam (2006), “Seltene Momente von Echtheit”, Willy Brandt Haus,
Berlin (2006).
Esther Haase has worked for several fashion-magazines and fashion companies,
like: Vogue, Stern, Vanity Fair, Grazia, Guess, Wonderbra, Victoria’s
Secret, Moet & Chandon.
In 2012 and 2011 she won the ADC Award; in 2010 the CFF-Award Merit; in
2003 the BFF Merit Award, in 2003 the Red Dot: Best of Design Award; in
2002 she got the Gold Award from the Art Directors Club and in 1999 she
was awarded Gold for photography in London.
Esther Haase lives and works in London and Hamburg.
www.estherhaase.com
Marc Lüders (born 1963 in Hamburg, Germany) studied graphical design at
the Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften Hamburg. From 1994 he
studied Anthropology and Philosophy at the Johannes-Gutenberg-Universität
Mainz.
He took part in several solo- and group-exhibitions (selection):
“Theorie des Daseins”, Freie Akademie der Künste, Hamburg (2017);
“Bewegung im Bild”, Märkisches Museum Witten, Witten (2017); “Marc
Lüders”, bauzner69 Galerie, Dresden (2017); “Levitation”, alexanderlevy,
Berlin (2016); “19 Zeitgenössische Figurative Positionen”, Galerie Ursula
Walter, Dresden (2016); “System Plural”, Levy Galerie, Hamburg (2015);
“Additionen der Gegenwart”, Kunstmuseum Bochum, Bochum (2014); “Marc
Lüders”, Galerie von Braunbehrens, Munich (2014); “tight”, Studio sechs7,
Hamburg (2014); “Marc Lüders”, Galerie Mathias Güntner, Hamburg (2013);
“Farbe – Form- Fotografie – Fläche”, DZ Bank, Frankfurt (2013); “Bismarck
Pool”, pablo’s birthday, New York (2013); “new media reloaded”, Galerie von
Braunbehrens, Munich (2012); “Shifting the Everyday”, alexanderlevy, Berlin
(2011); “Marc Lüders – Photopicturen”, Kunsthaus Beda, Bitburg (2011);
“UNSCHARF. Nach Gerhard Richter.”, Kunsthalle Hamburg, Hamburg (2011);
“salondergegenwart 2011”, Christian Holle, Hamburg (2011); “Marc Lüders.
Photography and painting”, Patric Heide Contemporary Art, London (2010).
His works can be found in the following collections and museums:
Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago; Nord/LB, Hannover; DZ
Bank, Frankfurt am Main; The New York Public Library, New York.
Marc Lüders lives and works in Hamburg.
www. www.marclueders.de
Sebastian Riemer (born 1982 in Oberhausen, Germany) studierte von 2002
bis 2010 an der Kunstakademie Düsseldorf bei Prof. Thomas Ruff und Prof.
Christopher Williams and finished in the master class of Prof. Thomas Ruff.
2006 he visited the Academy of Arts in Krakow.
He took part in several solo- and group-exhibitions (selection):
Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris (2017); “Sebastian Riemer, Thomas
Ruff, Bogomir Ecker”, Museum Folkwang, Essen (2017); “Noise”, Setareh
Gallery, Düsseldorf (2016); “After Photography - Part I”, Paris (2016); “De
l‘authentique aujourd’hui”, Galerie Dix9, Paris (2015); “Alles glitzert, alles
glänzt”, Apartiumentum, Hamburg (2015); “Her First Meteorite Vol. 2”,
Rosegallery, Los Angeles (2015); “Sweet Water”, Cihangir Apt., Istanbul
(2015); “Beyond Black”, Setareh Gallery, Düsseldorf (2014); “Dyostal”, Port
Art Museum, Pori (2014); “Die Grosse Kunstausstellung NRW”, Museum
Kunst Palast, Düsseldorf (2014); “Spolia - une nouvelle photographie”, Galerie
Dix9, Paris (2013); “10 Jahre - 10 Fotos”, Museum Kunstpalast, Düsseldorf
(2013); “Für immer jung”, German Museum of History, Berlin (2011); “Nur
gucken nix kaufen”, Rodchenko School of Photography, Moscow (2011); “New
Talents Biennale”, Kunststation St. Peter, Cologne (2010); “Sebastian Riemer -
Fotografia”, Fabrystrefa, Lodz (2009).
In 2015 he won the Förderpreis des Landes NRW; 2014 the Setareh
Future Master’s Art Award; in 2012 the 2nd Prize Audi Art Award - New
Photography 2012; the 1st Prize, Lovells Art Award in 2008 and 2004 the
German Youth Photo Price.
Sebastian Riemer lives and works in Düsseldorf.
www.sebastianriemer.de, www.setareh-gallery.com
114. Mahir Jahmal – Werner Schreyer (geknüllt)
2016, analog Print on paper, 114x128
Donated by the artist. Courtesy OSME Gallery, Wien.
Starting price € 4.000
Mahir Jahmal (born 1986 in Vienna, Austria) studied at the Universität für
angewandte Kunst Wien.
He took part in several solo- and group-exhibitions (selection):
“They don’t care about us!” Hilger NEXT, Vienna (2016); “Face It”, OSME
Gallery, Vienna (2016); “This Side Up!”, PERFEKT BOX MQ, Electric Avenue,
Vienna (2015); “Remix”, OSME Gallery, Vienna (2015); “Early Birds”,
Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna (2015); “Rough but Gentle”, Offspace Spenglerei,
Vienna (2014); “Pretty Raw”, Universität der Bildenden Künste, Vienna
(2014); “Cabin #99 - A 23 hour exhibiton”, Wiwona, Yosemite National
Park, Yosemite (2014); “be dramatic”, Bechter Kastowsky Gallery, Vienna
(2013); “Realm”, Heiligen Kreuzerhof - Univeristät der Bildenden Künste,
Viena (2012); “This is your stage, baby”, Vienna (2012); “Blue Banana”, Prater
Hauptallee 2a, Vienna (2011); “More Stream, Less Conscious”, Off Space
Nikki Bogart, Vienna (2011); “Les Nuits Blanche”, Weisses Haus, Vienna
(2010); “Oskar Peters Neue Positionen”, Vienna (2010); “Colpo d’Occhio”,
Palazzo Baronale, Torchiara (2010).
Mahir Jahmal lives and works in Vienna
www.mahirjahmal.com, www.osme.at