Vernissage: 08.04.2023 / 7 PMExhibition period: 08.04. – 28.04.2023 Pashmin Art Gallery in Hamburg is very excited to announce a group exhibition with four diverse and dynamic artists: Ali Kasap,
Exploring Forms, Colors and Nature Ralph Hübschmann I Jonathan Josefsson I Renée Rauchalles I Petra Schott Vernissage: 01.04.2023 / 19 PM Duration: 01.04.2023 – 06.05.2023 Moderator: Christine Adler (Actress and
Alexander Dik “The Shovel Work” Vernissage: 11.03.2023 / 7 pm Moderator: Christine Adler (Actress and Lecturer) Greeting: Nour Nouri (Director of Pashmin Art) Musical accompaniment: Tjaša Kastelic (violinist) The
Due to the high demand for a continuation of the “FPC” exhibition series, the Pashmin Art Gallery in Hamburg has brought together four more female artists to hold the sceptre
The Pashmin Art Gallery Bad Tölz presents for three weeks starting February 11, 2023, three emerging artists* with their masterful artworks that deal with the aspect of unreality. At the
At the February group exhibition “VISIONS AND THRESHOLDS”, Pashmin Art Gallery Hamburg cordially invites you to get to know three Latvian artists up close, all of whom investigate the way
Expressive artworks by Pashmin Art will adorn the walls of the Z & M platform at TESLA Haus in Hamburg City from next week. Gerd Leins, Hamburg-based artist, poet and
Pashmin Art Gallery in Bad Tölz is currently hosting a solo exhibition for world-renowned artist Kalchie. This is a rare opportunity to see Kalchie’s work up close and personal. Solo
China has an incredibly rich history of contemporary art, and its influence continues to grow. Chinese contemporary art is a vibrant mix of traditional styles, modern techniques and progressive ideas.
Wood Virtuoso with Passion Pashmin Art Gallery Bad Tölz looks back on 6 great gallery months and cordially invites you to a special exhibition by and with Daniel Fuchs on
The artist Gerd Rehme deals in his current works with the topics of “digital capture of the human face” and artificial intelligence. He asks the question “where humans still retain
A SWISS PIONEER OF IMPRESSIONISM Julius Voegtli was born on March 29, 1879 in Malters, central Switzerland, the son of a country doctor. He began to paint and draw as
The “Adventures in Wonderland” group exhibition includes Christiane Maria Luti, Anke Erlenhoff, and Beate Fahrnländer. The exhibition features landscapes, socio-political art, cityscapes and architecture, abstract art, and portraits. The viewers
Contemporary art is an ever-evolving field that encompasses a variety of mediums, from painting and sculpture to relief art. It is a way for artists to connect with their environment
Before the word was the symbol. The first artistic symbols adorned the caves of the Stone Age people. Symbols, which often contain encrypted clues and secret messages, have played a
Our “Figuratum durch Abstractum” series continues this year. “There is no such thing as abstract art. You always have to start with something. After that, you can remove all traces
Hamburg, the artist’s gateway to the world” – The beautiful Hanseatic city of Hamburg shines with its more than 300 cultural institutions, including 60 museums, charming bars and cafés o
“The path of the loner Erbens”, with these words begins the autobiography of the Viennese painter Wolfgang Erbens. Since the artist did not want to submit to any marketing at
WHAK, alias Wolfgang Kluge, stands for imposing and light-flooded colour games, which virtually burst with vitality and joie de vivre! The artworks of the Hamburg artist have already been shown
The goddess Maia was the patron saint of fertility and beauty. We owe the name of the beautiful spring month of May to her. With the ethos of the Greek
“The future is female” – And so is art! The proportion of women at this year’s Venice Art Biennale has risen to around 80 per cent. Pashmin Art exhibits more
