Galerie Förster
| Galerie Förster Berlin-Mitte Germay | |
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Galerie Förster - Contemporary Art and InteractionRAY MALONEIn both the 'Dimension' and 'Meridian' series of painting, the British artist explores our perception of tonal variation. This work needs time to allow the subtlety of the form to reveal itself. The gestural charcoal drawings reference the structure of music. The lines of charcoal are similar to a musician's variations on a musical phrase or figure. JOHN POLLAK He devoted himself to street photography during his New York years. The subjects, being unaware of the camera, are seen 'undisguised', giving these portraits a particular atmosphere. As well as his portraiture he was constantly looking for abstract motifs, which he discovered in the architecture as well as in ordinary everyday items. ALVIN BOOTH The process of production and the combining of inner and outer worlds is what fuels him like all artists. His props are simple: paint, latex, bodies, movement and, most of all, light. Shooting and developing are private, purposefully isolated activities of long hours and intense focus. | |
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Ray Malone
b-a-c-h #241 (2007)
Charcoal on paper
45 x 45 cm
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Ray Malone
Dimension #24 (2004)
Acryl on paper
55 x 55 cm
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John Pollak
New York Portrait, 12th Ave./West 43rd Street (2004)
Fine Art Ultrachrome Inkjet on Hahnemühle
90 x 60 cm
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Alvin Booth
Osmosis #9908425 (2000)
C-Print
50 x 100 cm
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