To visualise her experiences, memories and reflections, Katharina Stadler finds her means of expression in colours, silhouettes and gestural strokes on textile panels sewn together – form follows feeling. The boundaries between the subconsciously created and the deliberately controlled seem to blur in her object-like paintings. Feelings and thoughts, it seems, manifest themselves and form a shared, dynamic whole.

Belts, handles and barriers. In Elisa Manig's current works, seemingly realised safety concepts meet tangible limitations and restrictions - only to be revealed as something completely different in the next moment. In Elisa Manig's absurd universe of devices, we are thrown back on our expectations and demands on the world around us, confronted with challenges and forced to think in a completely new way; a good exercise for the worst-case scenario...

Atmospherically and symbolically charged photographs, presented in multi-part image tableaux, are characteristic of Carina Linge's artistic approach. With her latest works, the Leipzig-based artist continues her series of psychogram-like portraits of selected female artists. Profound emotional worlds become visible in Carina Linge's perfectly staged still lifes and body paintings. Losses, changes and the challenges of new phases of life are tangible in many different ways. 
 

With her latest works, Petra Lottje presents us an artistically condensed personal view of a place steeped in tradition that symbolizes the changes in our society. With dynamic strokes, she creates individual portraits, group constellations and atmospherically charged places of action, which as key moments can shed light on our everyday coexistence, our working and living realities.

Diffuse blurs, geometric-abstract forms and complex collages - Majla Zeneli always creates touching visual worlds that allow us as viewers to immerse ourselves, linger and think ahead. In the interplay of patterns, layers and variables, the artist focuses on the light in her latest works. Contrasts of light and dark, black and white in all their facets and mergers up to text passages and letters lead into a multi-layered meditation on emptiness, the hidden, origins and eternities.

the radical achievements of European art history always are the basis and starting point for Oliver Grönes' painting, which for him is a form of organising space and a search for a visual essence of our world. He is not interested in the pretended illusion of a specific place or object, but in showing us something essential in order to enable us to locate ourselves in the pictorial space we have imagined.

The works by the Irish artist David Eager Maher (*1979 in Dublin) are complex encounters in form and content. His collages of found papers, further developed with painting, drawing and text, open up entire worlds to the beholder, which spatially intertwine, overlap in time and merge thematically in a surreal manner.

Jarmuschek + Partner presents a special show by the Iranian artist Ashkan Sanei (*1985) in the gallery's Cabinet Room.

Worlds open up in the paintings of the Latvian artist Jānis Šneiders (*1995). The fine lines of his single-point perspective grids get lost in the impenetrable depth of shadows and darkness. The high-contrast pictorial spaces created with few means seem at once clear and mysterious, highly objective and extremely dramatic. Without any scale or context, they leave us reeling between inner and outer infinities.

The high-contrast, bold colors of shadowy shapes and surfaces run along the fabric fields delimited by seams in Katharina Stadler's (*1995 in Oberhausen) object-like paintings. Each play of color and form is able to reach the viewer immediately on an emotional level and evoke pipe-chess-like associations. Yet in their interconnection, the sewn and painted cotton pieces are complex collages that challenge and puzzle...

By combining antiquarian drawings of human anatomy with vivid and colourful animal paintings, the Danish artist Troels Carlsen (*1973) mixes the supposedly contradictory. In an associative, condensed and at the same time playful manner, he thus opens up a multi-layered and constantly intertwining dialogue between life and death, culture and nature, history and fantasy in his collages.

In search of natural reflections on glass, which in their condensation tell of the coexistence of human life, Franziska Stünkel has been traveling for over thirteen years with her Leica through numerous countries and continents. Charged to the highest complexity, her atmospheric and at the same time documentary photographs are the visualization of the commonalities and contrasts that exist in our diversely networked world at all times.

 

In search of natural reflections on glass, which in their condensation tell of the coexistence of human life, Franziska Stünkel has been traveling with her Leica through numerous countries and continents. Charged to the highest complexity, her atmospheric and at the same time documentary photographs are the visualization of the commonalities and contrasts that exist in our diversely networked world at all times. Jarmuschek + Partner gallery presents the artist's latest works.

Helena Hafemann (*1997 in Wiesbaden) finds countless things in our consumption-oriented society that are useful and yet mean little to us. Discarded items and those doomed to be ignored she emphatically brings into our field of vision through meticulous handicraft interventions, thus takes the previous purpose of the objects ad absurdum and makes us intensely aware of their pictoriality, materiality and formal nature.

For the development of her current photographic series Nachsommer, the Leipzig-based artist Carina Linge was a guest in a special house: In the medieval environment of the now Protestant monastery Lüne, she portrayed three conventual women. Personal realities and inner states of the protagonists play a role in the newly created, atmospherically charged images, as does the place, which is charged with traditions and stories.

In the powerful urbanity of Eric Mangen's (*1983 in Luxemburg) poster works as well as in the delicate materiality of Artjom Chepovetskyy's (*1984 in Odessa) works lurk fundamental questions about painting and an exploration of the limits of pictorial genesis. Layer by layer, this painterly dialogue makes it possible to dive through various degrees of abstraction into individually experienceable pictorial spaces.... 

At paper positions berlin 2022, Jarmuschek + Partner presents the latest drawings by Faisal Habibi, watercolors by Malwine Stauss, and abstract mezzotint prints by Majla Zeneli at booth #41.

From April 22 to June 4, Jarmuschek + Partner presents five artists from the class of Prof. Thomas Scheibitz of the Kunstakademie Dusseldorf. Under the title "Accurate Glitch", paintings and three-dimensional works by Filip Gudović, Luc Palmer, Katharina Stadler, Andreas Steinbrecher and Denise Werth will be shown.

The Hamburg-based artist Elisa Manig puts us in an intense state of physical and sensual engagement. Like in a whirl, we try to orient ourselves and to fathom the relationship of her works to the surrounding space, but again and again we encounter irritations and supposedly impossible constellations in which weight, gravity, tension and dynamics seem to follow new laws. 

Jarmuschek + Partner presents new works by the Berlin-based artist Sabine Banovic in a solo show.



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With "Dans mon lit" Jarmuschek + Partner gallery presents current works by the Leipzig-based artists Inga Kerber and Corinne von Lebusa. 

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