Thirunelli
Episode 17 of the “Tea in the Studio” podcast is the last India episode for this year. One in which there is a wonderful chirping this time.

You can listen to the podcast on spotify, applepodcasts or here in the webplayer
Silence in the streets of Melukote
Episode 16 of the podcast
“Tea in the studio”
This time from the Indian state of Karnataka. With monkey theater at the Melukote temple and a village for the artist’s eye. Torsten coins a new word: alleyway silence.

Listen on spotify, applepodcasts or here in the webplayer
Shiva Valley – Goa in the 90s
New podcast episodes from India
The working stay comes to an end. In addition to inspiration and a full sketchbook, the results also include three new podcast episodes. The first one is “a little different” this time. Good headphones are recommended. It goes back to the 90s, when Goa was the center of psytrance. The illustrator is also the dancer.

Beneking Collection
The podcast is available on the usual podcast platforms,
on spotify, applepodcasts or here in the webplayer
Advent exhibition with triptych
on view at the JRGallery in Berlin, until January 6, see exhibitions

Sea buckthorn and November
The 14th episode of “Tea in the Studio”
will be released on November 9 for good reason

Displacement
Due to illness, the fall art garden unfortunately cannot open yet.
New opening hours expected 8.10.
– 22.10.24.
Binding information will follow on 7.10.24.
Thank you for your understanding.
The Hiddensee art garden opens today
At the studio house, monastery, Siedlung 10
19:30 – 21:30
Opening hours in summer and fall 2024 see EXHIBITIONS

The ball is not rolling yet, art is already moving

The special exhibition at the German Football Museum in Dortmund has opened.
The FIFA European Championship will soon follow.
ART IN MOTION

Published by Deutscher Kunstverlag
IN MOTION. ART AND SOCCER
“I have never found a difference between Pelé’s pass to Carlos Alberto in the 1970 World Cup final
and the poetry of the young Rimbaud (…). In each of these human expressions there is an expression of beauty that touches us and gives us a sense of eternity.”
Eric Cantona (actor and former soccer player) in the foreword to the book,
which accompanies the exhibition at the German Football Museum.

The preview of the book is available here
With works by Salvador Dali, Aleksandr Deyneka, Bernhard Heisig, Hundertwasser, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Paul Klee, Rene Magritte, Joan Miró, Pablo Picasso, Sigmar Polke, Torsten Schlüter, Jens Sondergaard, Rik Wouters …
The catalog brings together a spectacular overview of painting in European modern art on the subject of soccer. Painting reveals the secret of soccer. And vice versa: soccer, with its aesthetics and dynamics, its rituals and contradictions, inspires artists and opens up new, surprising perspectives and artistic possibilities.
Further information can be found here