Work is currently underway to compile a catalog raisonné.
We therefore ask all those who have not already been informed via the newsletter:
Take a photo of your artwork(s) and send it to us at
, stating the title, year of creation and size in cm.
Mobile phone camera is sufficient.
Please send to : Info@torsten-schlueter.de
Many thanks in advance.
El Dorado, 2007, chalk on tinted paper, 17.5 x 25.5 cm
Torsten Schlüter, Hill, 2017, watercolor, 50 x 65 cm
After a productive stay at work, we travel from Hiddensee to Manhattan. Here the horses, there the cabs. Here the transverse horizons, there the vertical urban canyons. And both islands are 18 km long. Electoral affinities? Torsten Schlüter worked in Manhattan in the 90s, and now he is picking up the trail again. An appointment at the German Consulate General in New York is planned and an exhibition project is being considered. Firmly targeted, among other things: The seagulls. Here, too, the relationships become exciting. Hiddensee – Manhattan.
Torsten Schlüter, Yellow Cabs IX, 1998, watercolor, 105 x 76cm
HISTORY OF ART
among others with El Bocho, Dine, Fetting, Giebe, Hödicke, Kim, Lüpertz, Raminos, Schlüter, Salome, Trökes
6 – 9 p.m.
JRGallery – Raab Gallery
Goethestraße 81 – 10623 Berlin
Torsten Schlüter, Homage to Feininger II, 2014, watercolor, 50 x 65 cm
Marute, 2003, chalk on tinted paper, 25.5 x 17.5 cm
In the wind tunnel, 2013, chalk on tinted paper, 17.5 x 25.5 cm
