• Owanto
• Emma Fernandez
• Robbert Fortgens
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Owanto, Paris 1953 |
International artist based in Monaco, was born in Paris in 1953 to a French father and Gabonese mother. Her work can be found in private and public collections around the world. Owanto represented her motherland, the Republic of Gabon, in their deput at 53rd International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale in 2009.
Owanto uses pop, conceptual and minimal art in her creation of universal symbols, which remind spectators of where the solutions to our world may lie and how a society lacking moral strenght may begin to heal.
Using her sculptures as starting points, Owanto creates a series of icons which she presents in highly tecnical formats such as: light-boxes and traffic signs - mediums previously explored by Maurizio Cattelan, Rogelio Lopez Cuenca, Gabriel Acuna and Michael Pinsky. Owanto's discourse focusses on images of a family group and a child playing, which suggest a happier world to come.
The pieces have the double intention of alerting us to solutions to our global predicament, and of suggesting a change in governing attitudes and rules. The light-boxes, like torches and lighthouses, illuminate a future characterised by tolerance, unity and hope. "Fernando Francés, director of the CAC Málaga - Contemporary Art Center of Málaga, 2009).
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Emma Fernandez |
Emma Fernández (Gijón in 1961). She is living in Madrid since 1974. Férnandez has a BA in Fine Arts, specialised in painting by the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Emma uses for her creations women as an aesthetic argument, referring to feminine categories that are opposite such as docile, innocent, dependency, arrogance, seduction and excess, self-sufficient. Fernández synchronises art and technology by exploring the possibilities of technology with images from painting. Emma captures the image through video, photographs made by the artist with a digital camera, digitalization of photographic images by scanner and after she manipulates the image with software applications. Fernandez’s drawing and composition skills, her sensibility for textures, her photographic sense and collage have allowed her to develop her technique. Her vision is still a painter’s vision but full with the expressive possibilities that digital art gives. The work of Emma Fernández has been in many art fairs: FIART Valencia, Estampa, Art Madrid, and Fecha. Fernández has taken part in many solo and group exhibitions and her work is part of private collections such as: Telefónica, Banco Santander Central Hispano, and Foundation Kutxa. Throughout her career Emma has received many prizes.
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Robbert Fortgens |
As a ‘born to be’ an abstract expressionist, Fortgens creates in his paintings a gesture that already encloses composition, movement, emotion and corporeity. He does not claim complicated games of form and colour looking for balance of opposite forces. For Fortgens, everything can be expressed in this only and dynamical element that appears to flow on a background of colour and texture. He seems to integrate himself into the artwork through the movement of his body-arm-paintbrush on a canvas. Body (action) and mind (creation) meet together in this element, as well as gesture and decision, passion and concept.
To the spectator, it’s been left the task of covering the drawn up trajectory, and that of feeling the pleasure of a soft fall or the dizziness of a gap over the emptiness, with all the emotions that emerge between one and another sensation. All without detriment of the interest that causes a surrounding scene full of plasticity. Born in 1960 in Utrecht, the Nederland, Robbert Fortgens works in IJmuiden, near Amsterdam where he lives.
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Eduard Belsky, 1963 Ukraine |
Women are a prominent aspect of the content of his paintings. They are delicate, dreamy, graceful and somewhat unreal. Some of them appear as warriors with strong features and helmet-like hats adorning them. Others seem as though they might be priestesses full of ideas about the future and wisdom about life. These female characters are notably never specific and furthermore, Belsky does not work from live models or photographs. Many of the female portraits in fact, may be viewed as parts of Belsky himself - the artist's examination or exploration of the many facets which comprise his being.
While Belsky's style is often seen to reflect a great influence from the French school, it is still very much his own. His authorship is an integral part of each work as his signature brush strokes and colour compositions are unmistakably his.
The sensuality and visceral approach to his work lend it all a great sense of emotion. They are meditations and vessels of his emotional life and the profound travels of his mind and heart.
He is presenting to our feelings a world at once familiar and fantastic. Elements of the real, combine with and enjoy their counterparts from Belsky's
imagination.
Most recent Personal Exhibitions:
2008-2009, Shtudgard, Germany, ‘’Galerie in art’’.
2009, Jalta. Ukraine, Gallery ‘’art – Usadba’’
2009, Grenoble. France. Gallery "Appia Hebert"
2009, Belfort.France, Galerie du Vieux Belfort
2009 , Moskov, "Volga" art gallery.
2010, Houses of Art Marbella,Spain.
Last Group Exhibitions:
2010, Frankfurt-main, Germany, Planet vivid Gallery
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WHITE CHRISTMAS SHOW |
From December 19th 2009 we held the 'white Christmas show'
New works of 9 famous artists will be presented as a 'sneak preview' of what is to come in 2010.
Fabrizio Corneli - Hubertus von Hohenlohe - Maurizio Cannavacciuolo – Mayuka Yamamoto – Nampyo Kim - Robbert Fortgens - Zhuang Hong Yi - Adam Fuss - Eduard Belsky - Michael Parkes |
LU LUO |
5/11 – 2/12 2009 |
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PAUL DE LUSSANET |
25/9 – 4/11 2009 |
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FABRIZIO CORNELI (EXTENCION DE EXPOSICION)
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25/9 – 25/10 2009 |
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POP ART SHINES-ON-HIGH | FABRIZIO CORNELI |
TOM WESSELMANN |
21/8 – 24/9 2009 |
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BODIES AND SOULS | GERTIE BIERENBROODSPOT,
KARIN VAN DE WALLE & FRED FRIEDRICH |
16/7 – 24/9 2009 |
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URBAN JUNGLES | HUBERTUS VON HOHENLOHE |
16/7 – 24/9 2009 |
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Houses of Art Marbella was very proud to present the art of Hubertus von Hohenlohe. |
A JOURNEY THROUGH THE SENSES | ZHUANG HONG YI |
4/6 – 14/7 2009 |
| Zhuang Hong Yi |
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Houses of Art Marbella has been very proud to exihibit the work of this great Chinese artist. |
SOLO EXHIBITION GERTI BIERENBROODSPOT |
3/4 – 2/6 2009 |
| Gerti Bierenbroodspot |
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Gerti Bierenbroodspot, May 1940, Amsterdam, Netherlands; painter.
Gerti Bierenbroodspot is a living legend in Holland and a “divine enigma” to art historians, archaeologists and art lovers. She has visited half of the world. Especially the old world, ancient civilizations which are her source of inspiration. read more. |
PAINTING THE SOUL |
5/3 – 31/3 2009 |
| Anne Kampschulte |
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| Gabriela Herrera |
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| Ellen Zaks |
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Painting the Soul
Female artists search for beauty and the understanding of existence at Houses of Art Marbella.
The 5th of March Houses of Art Marbella, located in Marbella Club Hotel, will launch the exhibition Painting the Soul with the international artists: Gabriela Herrera and Ellen Zaks.
Gabriela Herrera
Gabriela Herrera is an Argentinean artist resident in Spain. Gabriela uses in her creations forms, techniques and colours to reach beauty and universality. Her works speak of Love, passion, absence, deep silence…
Through her art Herrera tries to comprehend and deepen in the existence.
Ellen Zaks
Ellen Zaks is an English artist resident in Malaga since 2003. Zaks is a visionary figurative artist, published poet and dancer. As Herrera she tries to explore and understand the existence through her art.
Zaks considers herself to be a figurative artist although she invests her work with many abstract qualities.
The exhibition can be viewed at the Gallery Houses of Art Marbella from the 5th of March until the 31st of March.
Openings cocktail: the 5th of March at 19.30 – 22.00. |
PHOTOGRAPHY |
23/1 - 3/3 2009 |
| Paul Huf |
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| Martin Schreiber |
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| Anne Kampschulte |
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BEYOND DIFFERENT WORLDS |
12/12/2008 - 20/01 2009 |
GLASS AND SCULPTURES |
| Paolo Consorti |
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| Daniela Papadia |
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| Afro Celotto |
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ECHOES IN TIME |
30/10/2008 - 9/12/2008 |
| Salvador Calvo | Paingings, drawings |
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| Paco Sainz | Sculptures |
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RELATED SPACES | PAINTINGS SCULPTURES |
5/8/2008 – 10/9 2008 |
| Ricardo Alario | Abstract paintings |
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| Karin van der Walle | Sculptures &ceramics |
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CONTEMPORARY SLOVAK ART |
13/09/2008 – 21/10 2008 |
In cooperation with the Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum we will show a special collection of contemporary Slovak Art of Mr. G. Meulensteen
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ILLUSION |
25/6/2008 – 12/8 2008 |
Joonsung Bae | Combination of painting, photograph and acryl |
| film and lenticular image |
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| Myungkeun Koh | Constructions of photographic laminates |
| combine Sculptures, architecture and photography. |
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| David Begbie | Creator of shadows |
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| Bibi van der Velden | Jewelry |
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PHOTO OR NOT PHOTO |
4/6/2008 – 24/6 2008 |
| Margriet Smulders |
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| Julie Bourgeois |
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| Joan Lopies |
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| Frank Westermann |
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| Wayne Chassan |
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JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY |
24/4/2008 – 2/6 2008 |
PAINTINGS, MIXED MEDIA, AQUARELLES, SCULPTURES |
| Felix Muyo |
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| Kantcho Kanev |
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| Margarita Pueva |
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THE FLAMBOYAND WORLDS |
14/3/2008 – 22/4/2008 |
| Guy Olivier |
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| Carlos Mata |
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2007 |
| Barbara Nanning |
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| Zhuang Hong Yi |
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| Felix Muyo |
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| Lu Luo |
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| Paul Blanca |
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| Jos Dirix |
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| Winnie Teschmacher |
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| Peter Bremers |
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| Karel Zijlstra |
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| Demiak |
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