Karin Weber Gallery

Angela Glajcar: Corum 2014-005

Angela Glajcar: Corum 2014-069

Angela Glajcar: Corum 2014-078

Angela Glajcar: Paperwall

Angela Glajcar: Terforation SO-mi II

Tina Buchholtz: A Silent Place

Tina Buchholtz: The Momentariness of a Beautiful Moment

Tina Buchholtz: Affection

Tina Buchholtz: Breeze

Tina Buchholtz: Hamam

Tina Buchholtz: Storyteller

Be Water 6

Be Water 7

Findend

Same Water 1

Same Water 4

Wartend

Ancient Garden

Dragonfly Wedding

Liberation

Willi Siber: Table Object

Willi Siber: Wall Object

Willi Siber: Wall Object

Willi Siber: Wall Object

Willi Siber: Wall Object

Willi Siber: Wall Object

Willi Siber: Wall Object
(orange)

Willi Siber: Wall Object
(white)

Exhibition Details

Exhibition

'Shifting Surfaces:'
Group Show by German Artists Willi Siber, Angela Glajcar, Udo Nöger and Tina Buchholtz

Date + Time

6 May - 25 June, 2016

Location

Karin Weber Gallery

Opening Reception

5 May, 2016
6pm - 9pm

eCatalog
Info

Karin Weber Gallery is pleased to present Shifting Surfaces: Group Show by German artists Willi Siber, Angela Glajcar, Udo Noger and Tina Buchholtz. In this exhibition, the gallery explores artists rooted in a specific culture, yet whose artistic practice defies place or origin.

Art with global resonance differentiates itself stylistically from its more regional counterparts. Uncoupled from a specific locality, it embraces universal and abstract themes which, in turn, invite individual perspectives and interpretations.
In Shifting Surfaces, the artworks are characterized by a wide range of textures, not geographic or cultural references. In this exhibition shiny steel sculptures and sanded down works in acrylic coalesce with hand-worked paper and gleaming mixed media canvases. The surfaces of these works capture the underlying complexity and unexpected universal simplicity of these pieces.

Karin Weber Gallery is pleased to present Shifting Surfaces: Group Show by German artists Willi Siber, Angela Glajcar, Udo Noger and Tina Buchholtz. In this exhibition, the gallery explores artists rooted in a specific culture, yet whose artistic practice defies place or origin.

Art with global resonance differentiates itself stylistically from its more regional counterparts. Uncoupled from a specific locality, it embraces universal and abstract themes which, in turn, invite individual perspectives and interpretations.
In Shifting Surfaces, the artworks are characterized by a wide range of textures, not geographic or cultural references. In this exhibition shiny steel sculptures and sanded down works in acrylic coalesce with hand-worked paper and gleaming mixed media canvases. The surfaces of these works capture the underlying complexity and unexpected universal simplicity of these pieces.

Willi Siber is a master of blurring the lines that divide sculpture and painting. His glossy, brightly colored surfaces coat steel and wooden structures alike. Angela Glajcar’s ephemeral works in layered paper or glass borrow light and shadow in order to reveal the rich, tactile quality of her medium. Udo Noger works with oil and quartzite to give his canvases an unexpected luminescence. Tina Buchholtz layers her canvases in acrylic only to sand them down, revealing a meandering surface of color bursts and pattern.

Taken together, these artists, born to a single culture, embrace the universal in their artistic practices. Their artworks are accessible to a broader audience because they speak the timeless language of color and form.

These surfaces, shifting before the eye, are meant to be appreciated from the viewpoint of the onlooker regardless of their geographical or cultural tethering.