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- Autumn Blues -

Inspired by the melancholy of autumn, the Artsation team has put together some artworks that capture the sublime and moody atmosphere of this season. Hiroshi Sugimoto's work Time Exposed: # 312 Pacific Ocean for example manages to depict the meditative silence, which we associate with autumn. Andy Warhol on the other hand is more interested in the lively and fiery color palette of an autumn forest as can be seen in his silkscreen print Neuschwanstein. A more subdued and calm approach awaits us at the lakeshore of Lorenz Estermann's large-scale photograph Fisherman’s House I. In his linocut Coleman’s Pond Alex Katz also uses a calmer and subtler aesthetic similar to Sugimoto and Estermann. Working with muted colors and artful lines Katz succeeds in suggesting an autumnal pond despite the high degree of abstraction.

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[mappelberg]

Lorenz Estermann Virtual Reactor Galerie Alexander Levy 

The first opening I visited Friday evening was Lorenz Estermann's Virtual Reactor, a exhibition with sculptures and photos of sculptures. I found it boring and flat. "Estermann locates his art between architecture, sculpture and painting. .../... He paints them in a way that is unusual for architechture, whereby they become something more like three-dimensional paintings." So, a mix of all things? Okey. He also showed two videos, one of a rolling sculpture and one named Metropolar - Dark city were he gives his sculpture life...