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Kunst ins Blaue

Lot Nr. 1
Artist: Karoline Schreiber
Title: Karoline Schreiber muss schneller werden No.71
Year: 2019
Technique: spraypaint on paper
Size: 110 × 74.5 cm
Estimate: 2500–3000 CHF

Lot Nr. 2
Artist: Manutcher Milani
Title: Circus of Oz
Year: 2021
Technique: wool, silicone, monks cloth
Size: 125 × 80 × 4 cm
Estimate: 1700–2500 CHF

Lot Nr. 3
Artist: Marlyse Brunner
Title: untitled
Year: 2020
Technique: india ink & graphite on recycled wrapping paper
Size: 110 × 78 cm
Estimate: CHF 1500–2000 CHF

Lot Nr. 4
Artist: Magdalena Baranya
Title: Baloons
Year: 2019
Technique: glazed knick–knacks & stoneware
Size: 50 × 30 × 25 cm
Estimate: 1500–2000 CHF

Lot Nr. 5
Artist: Boskovic–Scarth
Title: Schnee (Betten)
Year: 2020
Technique: acrylic, wax pastel & charcoal on paper
Size: 119.5 × 177.5 cm
Estimate: 2000–3000 CHF

Lot Nr. 6
Artist: Nusser Glazova
Title: Simp in the Boots
Year: 2021
Technique: vintage glass items
Size: 50 × 20 × 30 cm
Estimate: 600–1000 CHF

Lot Nr. 7
Artist: Patrick Graf
Title: Situation in der Welt b/5
Year: 2020
Technique: etching
Edition: unique
Size: 30.5 × 24.5 cm (paper size)
Estimate: 1100–1600 CHF

Lot Nr. 8
Artist: Maria Pomiansky
Title: Lochergut
Year: 2020
Technique: felt pen & acrylic on paper
Size: 30 × 22 cm
Estimate: 1000–1500 CHF

Lot Nr. 9
Artist: Veli&Amos
Title: Thank God
Year: 2021
Technique: acrylic glass, wood frame, LED neon strips, spraypaint, pouring medium, burnings
Size: 64 × 94 cm
Estimate: 2000–3000 CHF

Lot Nr. 10
Artist: Gabi Deutsch
Title: Form mit Fremdkörper
Year: 2021
Technique: ceramic
Size: 31 × 23 × 1.5 cm
Estimate: 1300–1800 CHF

Lot Nr. 11
Artist: Zuni Halpern
Title: If you didn’t close, I’d never leave!
Year: 2020
Technique: watercolor on paper
Size: 45 × 33 cm (frame)
Estimate: 1200–1600 CHF

Electric Art Collective presents

Kunst ins Blaue
Zürcher Kunst Auktion 2021
Exhibition 27 July to 11 September 2021

Art by Magdalena Baranya, Marlyse Brunner, Boskovic-Scarth, Gabi Deutsch, Patrick Graf, Zuni Halpern, Manutcher Milani, Nusser Glazova, Maria Pomiansky, Karoline Schreiber, Veli&Amos

Curated by Electric Art Collective and Esther Eppstein
See all works: www.electricartcollective.com/kunstinsblaue

Preview: Saturday 28 August, the artists are present, 3–6pm
Auction: Saturday 11 September, door 4pm, auction starts 6pm
Auctioneer: Sandra Nedvetskaia

Restaurant Blau/Hotel Greulich
Hermann-Greulich-Strasse 56, 8004 Zürich

Kunst ins Blaue is supported by Restaurant Blau/Hotel Greulich

2020 was a year of existential uncertainty for artists. Many have retreated into their studios, continued working on their projects in solitude or explored new ones. Kunst ins Blaue brings to light new works  by Zurich artists and gives the art community a chance to support their contemporaries.
The preview will take place on the 28 August in the presence of the artists, followed by an auction of the exhibited works on September 11. The highest bid wins! The sale will be conducted by auctioneer Sandra Nedvetskaia.
Auction: If you cannot be present on 11 September in person, binding bids can be submitted in advance by e-mail to Sandra Nedvetskaia (sn@electricartcollective.com). 

 

Karoline Schreiber:
Karoline Schreiber (1969) is known for her precise, bizarrely nightmarish drawings. The ongoing series “Karoline Schreiber must speed up” , is an ironic self- critique of her normally laborious and slow technique.

Manutcher Milani:
Influenced by his childhood in Ghana, Africa, surrounded by Persian rugs from his grandfather's carpet shop, Manutcher Milani (1996) adds his own symbolism and meaning to his works, borrowing from traditional shapes and colours.

Marlyse Brunner:
Marlyse Brunner's (1946) large-format graphite drawings overflow with energy and substance. Since her career began in the 70’s, the artist has consistently created deeply intense and powerful series of works on paper, which draw the viewer in with their dark magnetism.

Magdalena Baranya:
Using the medium of collage, Magdalena Baranya (1981) recreates remembered, dreamed and imagined spaces. Are these ambivalently beautiful and disturbing compositions in a state of decay or freshly patched up?

Boskovic-Scarth:
Lorenz Boskovic (1990) and Vincent Scarth (1992) have worked as a painter duo since 2017. Shoulder to shoulder and in constant dialogue, they paint simultaneously on the same surface. Often joyous and fresh impressions: friends at a barbecue, the national soccer team or a trip to the mountains.

NusserGlazova:
The artist duo Julia Nusser (1991)and Tereza Glazova (1996) conquer the art world with lust and a sexy attitude. In their feminist fairy tale, spread via social media and decorated with female-coded materials and knickknacks, Nusser Glazova play their own leading role.

Patrick Graf:
Patrick Graf (1981) is a storyteller. His pictures, drawings, performances and installations inhabit a unique universe. An odyssey, influenced by comics, pop, TV, art history, advertising, recounting a tale of a trashy society corrupted by consumer frenzy.

Maria Pomiansky:
The painter and draftswoman Maria Pomiansky (1971) constantly roams the streets of Zurich, depicting people and urban spaces. She documents get togethers, performances and studio visits in her drawings. Back in her studio, she creates still lives and portraits.

Veli&Amos:
The artist duo Veli&Amos (1983/1986) have been on the multimedia art road to fame and fortune since 2010. With their mockery film "Style Wars 2" (2013), an homage to the 70s NYC graffiti cult film "Style Wars", Veli&Amos toured film festivals, hip-hop parties and art halls from New York City to Moscow.

Gabi Deutsch:
Through ceramics Gabi Deutsch (1973) explores sculpture in the suspended area of purposefulness and supposed purpose. The textured, glazed surface with fingerprints is longing for connection between craft and art.

Zuni Halpern:
Zuni Halpern's (1978) imaginative, spontaneous thoughts make use of cartoons as a language with wit and depth. The artist and graphic designer publishes prints, editions and books.

Kunst ins Blaue

Lot Nr. 1
Artist: Karoline Schreiber
Title: Karoline Schreiber muss schneller werden No.71
Year: 2019
Technique: spraypaint on paper
Size: 110 × 74.5 cm
Estimate: 2500–3000 CHF

Lot Nr. 2
Artist: Manutcher Milani
Title: Circus of Oz
Year: 2021
Technique: wool, silicone, monks cloth
Size: 125 × 80 × 4 cm
Estimate: 1700–2500 CHF

Lot Nr. 3
Artist: Marlyse Brunner
Title: untitled
Year: 2020
Technique: india ink & graphite on recycled wrapping paper
Size: 110 × 78 cm
Estimate: CHF 1500–2000 CHF

Lot Nr. 4
Artist: Magdalena Baranya
Title: Baloons
Year: 2019
Technique: glazed knick–knacks & stoneware
Size: 50 × 30 × 25 cm
Estimate: 1500–2000 CHF

Lot Nr. 5
Artist: Boskovic–Scarth
Title: Schnee (Betten)
Year: 2020
Technique: acrylic, wax pastel & charcoal on paper
Size: 119.5 × 177.5 cm
Estimate: 2000–3000 CHF

Lot Nr. 6
Artist: Nusser Glazova
Title: Simp in the Boots
Year: 2021
Technique: vintage glass items
Size: 50 × 20 × 30 cm
Estimate: 600–1000 CHF

Lot Nr. 7
Artist: Patrick Graf
Title: Situation in der Welt b/5
Year: 2020
Technique: etching
Edition: unique
Size: 30.5 × 24.5 cm (paper size)
Estimate: 1100–1600 CHF

Lot Nr. 8
Artist: Maria Pomiansky
Title: Lochergut
Year: 2020
Technique: felt pen & acrylic on paper
Size: 30 × 22 cm
Estimate: 1000–1500 CHF

Lot Nr. 9
Artist: Veli&Amos
Title: Thank God
Year: 2021
Technique: acrylic glass, wood frame, LED neon strips, spraypaint, pouring medium, burnings
Size: 64 × 94 cm
Estimate: 2000–3000 CHF

Lot Nr. 10
Artist: Gabi Deutsch
Title: Form mit Fremdkörper
Year: 2021
Technique: ceramic
Size: 31 × 23 × 1.5 cm
Estimate: 1300–1800 CHF

Lot Nr. 11
Artist: Zuni Halpern
Title: If you didn’t close, I’d never leave!
Year: 2020
Technique: watercolor on paper
Size: 45 × 33 cm (frame)
Estimate: 1200–1600 CHF

2020 was a year of existential uncertainty for artists. Many have retreated into their studios, continued working on their projects in solitude or explored new ones. Kunst ins Blaue brings to light new works  by Zurich artists and gives the art community a chance to support their contemporaries.
The preview will take place on the 28 August in the presence of the artists, followed by an auction of the exhibited works on September 11. The highest bid wins! The sale will be conducted by auctioneer Sandra Nedvetskaia.
Auction: If you cannot be present on 11 September in person, binding bids can be submitted in advance by e-mail to Sandra Nedvetskaia (sn@electricartcollective.com). 

 

Karoline Schreiber:
Karoline Schreiber (1969) is known for her precise, bizarrely nightmarish drawings. The ongoing series “Karoline Schreiber must speed up” , is an ironic self- critique of her normally laborious and slow technique.

Manutcher Milani:
Influenced by his childhood in Ghana, Africa, surrounded by Persian rugs from his grandfather's carpet shop, Manutcher Milani (1996) adds his own symbolism and meaning to his works, borrowing from traditional shapes and colours.

Marlyse Brunner:
Marlyse Brunner's (1946) large-format graphite drawings overflow with energy and substance. Since her career began in the 70’s, the artist has consistently created deeply intense and powerful series of works on paper, which draw the viewer in with their dark magnetism.

Magdalena Baranya:
Using the medium of collage, Magdalena Baranya (1981) recreates remembered, dreamed and imagined spaces. Are these ambivalently beautiful and disturbing compositions in a state of decay or freshly patched up?

Boskovic-Scarth:
Lorenz Boskovic (1990) and Vincent Scarth (1992) have worked as a painter duo since 2017. Shoulder to shoulder and in constant dialogue, they paint simultaneously on the same surface. Often joyous and fresh impressions: friends at a barbecue, the national soccer team or a trip to the mountains.

NusserGlazova:
The artist duo Julia Nusser (1991)and Tereza Glazova (1996) conquer the art world with lust and a sexy attitude. In their feminist fairy tale, spread via social media and decorated with female-coded materials and knickknacks, Nusser Glazova play their own leading role.

Patrick Graf:
Patrick Graf (1981) is a storyteller. His pictures, drawings, performances and installations inhabit a unique universe. An odyssey, influenced by comics, pop, TV, art history, advertising, recounting a tale of a trashy society corrupted by consumer frenzy.

Maria Pomiansky:
The painter and draftswoman Maria Pomiansky (1971) constantly roams the streets of Zurich, depicting people and urban spaces. She documents get togethers, performances and studio visits in her drawings. Back in her studio, she creates still lives and portraits.

Veli&Amos:
The artist duo Veli&Amos (1983/1986) have been on the multimedia art road to fame and fortune since 2010. With their mockery film "Style Wars 2" (2013), an homage to the 70s NYC graffiti cult film "Style Wars", Veli&Amos toured film festivals, hip-hop parties and art halls from New York City to Moscow.

Gabi Deutsch:
Through ceramics Gabi Deutsch (1973) explores sculpture in the suspended area of purposefulness and supposed purpose. The textured, glazed surface with fingerprints is longing for connection between craft and art.

Zuni Halpern:
Zuni Halpern's (1978) imaginative, spontaneous thoughts make use of cartoons as a language with wit and depth. The artist and graphic designer publishes prints, editions and books.