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Reinbeckstr. 29, B 12459
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until 23.04. Group Exhibition. Renée Estée, Anico Mostert, Lanise Howard, Erin Chaplin, Alyssa Klauer, Corrine Slade, Austin Uzo. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation Miscellaneous Repro Gallery Space
until 23.04. Group Exhibition. Renée Estée, Anico Mostert, Lanise Howard, Erin Chaplin, Alyssa Klauer, Corrine Slade, Austin Uzo. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation Miscellaneous Repro Misfit, Erin Chaplin, 2023, Oil on canvas, 65 x 55 cm, Photo: Erin Chaplin
The presented works explore the body in relation to a spatial context. Whether it be real, or imagined, the artists deal with possible symbolisms the figure can take on within a space. How can an artist interpret our physical existence in relation to what we consider to be reality & what has been processed through subconscious? The exhibition presents pictorial approaches of an international group of voices that are all connected through this concern for the body.
Profile
Bode Projects collaborates with a diverse range of contemporary artists, working across different media and disciplines which engage with new and challenging forms of expression. Bode Projects works with partners, curators and institutions since 2016. The gallery created an international program and platform including an artist-in-residence program in Berlin.
Upcoming
28.04. – 04.06. Color Code. Group Show kuratiert von Dexter Wimberly. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation Miscellaneous
Dexter Wimberly is an American curator based in Hayama, Japan. Wimberly has organized exhibitions around the world including the Museum of Arts and Design in New York City, The Harvey B. Gantt Center in Charlotte, The Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD) in San Francisco, KOKI Arts in Tokyo, and The Third Line in Dubai. His exhibitions have been featured by The New York Times and Artforum, and have received support from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

29.04. – 04.06. Solo Show. Cinthia Mulanga. painting–drawing Repro Make me familiar, Cinthia Sifa Mulanga, 2023, Mixed media of acrylic paint with charcoal and collage on stretched canvas, 70 × 100 cm, Photo: Cinthia Sifa Mulanga
Cinthia Mulanga (b. 1997, Democratic Republic of the Congo) has participated in lots of exhibitions, including her solo show In The Becoming at Goodman Gallery Johannesburg (2022). She has worked with international galleries such as Bill Brady Gallery, Miami (2021), and The Artroom Gallery (2020). Mulanga has received the Normal Sovereign African Art Prize (2023); and collaborated with Gucci, to reimagine the iconic Diana Tote Bag. Cinthia Mulanga lives and works in Johannesburg, South Africa.
09.06. – 16.07. Group Show.

22.07. – 20.08. Solo Show. Chris Watts. painting–drawing Miscellaneous Repro Road rider, wind jammer, yard bird, Chris Watts, 2021, Tempera, resin, pigment, interference, lapis lazuli, poly-chiffon, found wood , 81.3 × 81.3 cm, Photo: Dominique Suberville
Chris Watts is an abstract painter and mixed-media artist. At the center of this artistic approach lies the creation of momentum; of disruption. The artist addresses the figurative and abstract role of the black body. The abstract paintings overturn prescribed modes of figurative representation, placing a sense of absence instead. By totally erasing the figure, the paintings emphasize the act of disappearance, emancipating notions of blackness from the Western imagination.
22.07. – 20.08. Solo Show. Paul Verdell.
Paul Verdell is a painter based in Detroit, Michigan. Verdell experiments freely with gesture and application through a constant cycle of creation and modification, working mutually with his material to allow it to reveal its desired form. Influencing the artist’s conceptual root is both internal discourse—an ongoing attempt to understand himself within a shifting and uncertain world through the act of painting—as well as his Black American heritage.

26.08. – 01.10. Solo Show. José Yaque. painting–drawing Repro Falla en turquesa, José Yaque, 2022, Acrylic paint and enamel on canvas, 310 x 380 cm, Photo: Dominique Suberville
José Yaque is a Cuban contemporary artist. He explores the relationship between man and nature, as well as everything that surrounds and accompanies the human – from the sky to the earth’s center. The indistinction between material and medium together with the origin of colour mark the strong experimentation within his practice. It is painting that led him to learn about the geological universe and further explore types of minerals, which permeated his production within other disciplines.
Past

Phantasmatic Figures. Solo Show. Debra Cartwright. painting–drawing Repro Forced To Hold each other down, Debra Cartwright, 2022, Oil on canvas, 121.9 × 152.4 cm

don’t talk. Solo Show. Tegene Kunbi. painting–drawing Repro march for no reason, Tegene Kunbi, 2023, Oil and textile on canvas, 200 × 165 cm

It's all about the Line. Maria Seitz, Daniel Schaal. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation Repro Multicolor 5.08, Maria Seitz, 2021, Colored pencil on paper, 59.4 x 42 cm, Photo: Courtesy of the Artist

Oceans and Stars and Tulips. Ambrose Rhapsody Murray. Miscellaneous Repro Russet and Cyan: Cream: Flag III: Family Photos minus Father: Hide, Ambrose Rhapsody Murray, 2022, Cyanotype on silk organza (family photos), hand-dyed silk (by Coco Villa), print on silk crepe, leather hide, woven tapestry, yarn, acrylic, on wooden frame, 195.6 x 127 cm, Photo: Jordan Whitten

In Color We Trust. Patrick Alston. painting–drawing Repro Against The Grain 03, Patrick Alston, 2022, Acrylic, oil, enamel, pumice, texture spray, spray paint, and gouche on sewn fabric, 45.7 × 45.7 cm / 18 × 18 in, Photo: Dominique Suberville

Summer of Possibilities. Group exhibition curated by Alteronce Gumby. Anthony Akinbola, Ryan Cosbert, Louis Cameron, Keltie Ferris, Tomashi Jackson, Stephanie Lüning, Chris Martin, Tariku Shiferaw, Sylvia Snowden, Joan Snyder, David Reed. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation glass–light–textile art Repro TAZ #67, Chris Martin, 2021, Acrylic, oil, and glitter on canvas , 102.9 × 76.2 cm / 40 1/2 × 30 in, Photo: Courtesy of the Artist and Anton Kern Gallery

Where Within. Zean Cabangis, JC Jacinto. painting–drawing graphic–paper works Miscellaneous Repro Tropical Window I, Zean Cabangis, 2022, Acrylic and emulsion transfer on canvas, 153 × 183.1 cm / 60 1/4 × 72 1/8 in

Subversive/Art. Kudzanai Chiurai, Roberto Diago, Bonolo Cavula, u.a. painting–drawing sculpture–installation Miscellaneous Repro Untitled 1, Bonolo Kavula, 2022, Shweshwe, thread, wood, 84 x 65 x 1.5 cm, Photo: Dominique Suberville

Current Identities. Abdoulaye Konate, Turiya Magadlela, Jose Yaque. painting–drawing Repro Ashanti en kente, Abdoulaye Konaté, 2021, Textile, 156 x 115 cm

Woman to Woman. Stacey Gillian Abe, Belkis Ayon, Ambrose Murray, Layo Bright, Cristina Canale, Mira Dancy, Dana James, Ruth Ige, Io Makandal, Yolanda Mazwana. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation glass–light–textile art audio–video art Repro Ponder, Stacey Gillian Abe, 2022, Acrylic on canvas, 124 × 96 cm / 48 7/8 × 37 3/4 in

29 at Reinbeckhallen. Patrick Alston, Neo Matloga, Katharina Arndt, Stéphane Ducret, Franziska Goes. painting–drawing Repro A Place We Once Called Home, Patrick Alston, 2021, Oil, oil stick and found objects on sewn fabric and vinyl , 183 x 183cm, 72 x 72in

Cross Colours. Alteronce Gumby. painting–drawing sculpture–installation glass–light–textile art Repro Searching for Kirchner, Alteronce Gumby , 2021, Glass on panel , 183 x 183cm, Photo: Katharina Balgavy

I Saw It Hang Down There. Ryan Cosbert, Alina Sokolova, Kemi Onabulé, Kemar Wynter, Lucas Kaiser. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation Repro Interaction, synergy, taction in movements of the workers, Alina Sokolova, 2019, Acrylic and pastel on canvas, 300 x 300 cm
Listen and Respond. Riley Holloway, Sedrick Huckaby Look.

Witness or pretend. Decoding materiality in southern art. Joshua Hagler, Luis López-Chávez, Chris Watts. painting–drawing sculpture–installation glass–light–textile art Repro Sun behind the sky, Joshua Hagler, 2020, Mixed media on wood, 40 × 30cm

Yo Soy [I am]. Miguel Alejandro Machado Suárez. painting–drawing Repro Paradigma, Miguel Alejandro Machado Suárez, 2020, Oil on canvas, 120 x130 cm

If Yesterday Was Tomorrow What Is Today. Aktuelle Positionen der Kontemplation in Minimalismus, Neo-Expressionismus, Zeichnung und Malerei. Patrick Alston, Paula Baader, Mia Chaplin, Pius Fox, Lucas Kaiser, Tahir Karmali, Maximiliano Leon, Yolanda Mazwana, Frank Moll, Franziska Reinbothe, Laura Sachs, Buhlebezwe Siwani, Isaac Zaval. painting–drawing graphic–paper works sculpture–installation Repro wach!, Franziska Reinbothe, 2016, Acrylic on canvas, 98 x 88 x 4 , Photo: Michael Ehritt