“Libeskind is able to use the contrast and unpredictability that her artwork brings to create this exhibition. Her collection of work fits together beautifully and brings forth a sense of darkness in these seemingly regular aspects of daily life. Rachel Libeskind’s collection Windows highlights a polarity in the emptiness white spaces in these images create.” #kudos once more for Rachel Libeskind & Sign and Symbols a new review in MUSEE.
Rachel’s new body of works can be seen at our show STRIKE ! join us!! Alexandra Meffert
Rachel Libeskind’s review
Rachel Libeskind “transparent things” at Sign & Symbols in New York, reviewed by Collectors Daily.
This new body of work of Rachel Libeskind; described in the article as pivotal point for collage, can been seen at wildpalms in our exhibition “Strike“.
Paul Hance: glass art work for Château Royal in Berlin
Paul Hance and Studio Irina Kromayer created together an astonishing glass sculpture for the street lamps at the trendiest & newest Hotel in Berlin, Château Royal. Another step in the successful & long collaboration with the hoteliers and gastronomes. Paul Hance’s elegant and full expressive glass works are made in Lambertz, a mastery glass factory in Germany.
Hortus Americanus new session with Roberto Uribe.
Join us this Friday 16th at 7:30 pm in wildpalms for a new session of Hortus Americanus. A series of talks around Latin American Art in Germany. With Roberto we will discuss about architecture, colonialism, monuments and to Latin American Artist in Germany.
Hortus Americanus created by Jorge sanguino and Alexandra Meffert. Supported by NRW Kultur Sekretariat and Eikon international magazin for photography and new media
Jorge Sanguino’s on his curatorial work with Karen P Biswell @artishock revista de arte Contemporaneo
El arte latinoamericano contemporáneo tiene dos grandes retos que afrontar. El primero es evitar que prácticas artísticas que implican una negociación con la alteridad sean atrapadas por la retórica de inclusión y diversidad liberal propias de los discursos de globalización postmodernos. Existe el riesgo de que el trabajo artístico con comunidades indígenas, afro, o minoritarias se transforme en otra estrategia de marketing según la lógica neoliberal, utilizada para satisfacer el hambre del mercado del arte…Jorge Sanguino…read more
holy mountain: Kima @wildpalms review by Marina Sammeck in Rhineart
Kunst kennt keine Grenzen – ja, so sollte es eigentlich sein, obwohl dieser Satz bereits etwas abgenutzt klingt. Denn obwohl Postkolonialismus, Feminismus und andere Bewegungen sich seit ein paar Jahren zunehmend in der Kunstwelt durchsetzen, sind Beispiele einer wirklich grenzüberschreitenden Kunst immer noch selten…wildpalms (read more)
Hortus Americanus with a filmmaker
We have invited the Brazilian artist Barbara Marcel for our series of talks on Latin American Art in Germany. Today’s conversation will be about the Amazons, its complexity and the environmental challenges facing the future. Barbara will screen Ciné-Cipó / Cine Liana at ATTO Tower (2020).
Join us for the conversation today 01.07.2022 at 8:00 pm
Gerresheimer Str. 33, 40211 Düsseldorf, Germany
wildpalms wins the Strike A Pose Award
The installation with Société Angelique and Karen Paulina Biswell won the Strike a Pose Award 2022.
Inspired by the series “Ellas” by french colombian photographer, Angelica Kammann created light, transparent unique pieces. An homage to womanhood and nature
more infos: info@wild-palms.com
Hortus Americanus: the second event
Mexican composer Jose Elguezabal supports the second conversation in our series of talks. In the “Sunshine Talk” he will share his thoughts on the perception of German composer Richard Wagner in Latin America. Furthermore, you’ll have a chance to see his performance live.
Join us for the second conversation about Latinamerican Art in Germany today 19.05.2022 at 7:30 pm
Gerresheimer Str. 33, 40211 Düsseldorf, Germany
wildpalms invites to Hortus Americanus
A new generation of Latinamerican & Caribbean artists are working, creating and thinking from the heart of Europe. They become the voice for many others. Indigenous communities, preservationists, local communities who are facing the climate change and the shifting of the new geopolitics.
Join us for the conversations about Latinamerican Art in Germany. The series of talks start this Friday 06.05.2022 at 7 pm with Mario Asef & Claudia Zea-Schmidt.
Gerresheimer Str. 33, 40211 Düsseldorf, Germany