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Session 6
The event series Session is entering its sixth round and will showcase works by the artist Tim Bohlender (curated by art agent Sabine Adler and Nemanja Šarbajić).
The exhibition is running until April 26, 2025 – come by!
With music by DJ Fourmi
Venue: Electric Eel, Werderstraße 35, 76137 Karlsruhe
Review: artini 2025
Bye bye artini, it was wonderful!
The last martinis have been drunk, the dismantling is done and now a big thank you to all artists, participants, supporters and everyone who was there: This year's artini 2025 edition was a success!
Introducing: Valentina Jaffé
Valentina Jaffé explores the interplay between materiality, temporality, and illusion in her art. Her works—ranging from collages and paintings to large-scale installations—translate fluid states into visual compositions. Reflections, layering, and translucency are central elements that engage with the ever-changing nature of space. Jaffé combines various media and materials, such as delicate tissue paper that unfolds freely in the room or ceramic structures that seemingly defy gravity. Through her artistic interventions, she creates a dynamic tension between control and chance, order and dissolution—a poetic exploration of transformation.
At ato, the artist is represented by Carolin Heel.
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Liese Schmidt and Maria Vittoria Maiello have visited the exhibition Shadow Images by Romanian painter Adrian Ghenie at the Albertina in Vienna. The two authors reflect on what Ghenie's adaptations of lost works by Egon Schiele tell us about the present day and whether we need to listen to this interpretation.
A life dedicated to art? In our series "Warum was mit Kunst", we ask people working in the art world why they chose their profession — and what else they do beyond it.
Feeling overwhelmed at the art fair? We went to Miart in Milan and picked out the highlights for you.
Alicja Schindler briefly disappeared and got lost — in the trendy world of ceramics. Why everything right now seems to revolve around the potter’s wheel, what making ceramics has to do with care work, and whether the material is actually magical — she set out to find answers to all of that for us. And she didn’t even take a pottery class.
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