Frankfurter Kunst Vertrieb
Sales exhibition part of “And This Is Us - 2021”
01.06.2021 - 05.09.2021
Sales exhibition part of “And This Is Us - 2021”
01.06.2021 - 05.09.2021
Benjamin Tiberius Adler, Larry Adorkor, Jama Ageli, Leo Ahlers, Fatana Ahmadi, Arhun Aksakal, Christian Albach, Cemile Deniz Alibas, Verdiana Albano, Armin Amiri, Villiam Miklos Andersen, Minhyeok Anh, Rosario Aninat, Joschua Yesni Arnaut, Felicithas Arndt, Maximilian Auerbach, Maximilian Barthel, Dominika Bednarsky ,Anastasiia Belousova, Mia Bencun, Charlotte Berg, Linus Berg, Laura Brichta, Fenja Cambeis, Tugyan Cengic, Merve Ceylan, Prashant Chavan, Barabbas Chyba, Sebastian Conrad, Ilayda Dağli, Tugce Dayioglu, Aires De Gameiro, Nina De Ludemann, Vinit Dharia, Maike Dorn, Dominik Dresel, Theresa Ernst, Ego Zen, Rashiyah Elanga, Theresa Ernst, Anita Esfandiari, Jonas Fahrenberger, Julia Firmbach, Moritz Florschütz, Jakob Franisco, Michael Franzen , Lisa Sophie Gehrmann, Max Geisler, Simon Gerstner, Tamara Goehringer, Rahel Goetsch, Illya Goldmann Gubin, Marc Goroncy, Annika Grabold, Lena Grewenig, Ariane Gülich, Ines Hanf, Paul Robert Haas, Stefanie Haller, Katharina Hantke, Dennis Haustein, Kathrin Hayashi-Schmidt, Franziska Hemler, Sonja Herrmann, Marlon Hesse, Julian Heuser, Isabell Hofmann, Azim Honarmand, Zoé Hopf, Leif Horns, Julia Huber, Julien Hübsch, Stephan Idé, Fatemeh Jabbari, Lejla Jakupovic, Jiyoon Chung, Evan Jose, Oleg Komarov, Leonie Englert Ramon Keimi, Uma Kim Gomez, Daewoong Kim, Eyi Kim, Jiun Kim, Anne Klausmann, Lea Klemisch, Nikolaus Kockel, Simon Köhler, Tobias Krämer, Weronika Lad, Philipp Langer, Moritz Lapke, Amanda Lasker-Berlin, Vanessa Lasys, Hyeonyoung Lee, Sungsoo Lee, Un-Zu Ha-Nul Lee, Christian Leicher, Raúl Lima, Kristina Lovaas, Zoé Mahlau, Barbara Mährlen, Ulrike Markus, Jule Tabea Martin, Severine Meier, Enxhi Mehmeti, Jan Merkel, Svetlana Mijic, Malte Möller, Zuleikha Murtazaieva, Alena Nebenführ, Stephanie Nebenführ, Ruth Neubert, Deborah Nehrlich, Lisa Nürnberger, Anastassia Ostrovskaya, Aslı Özdemir, Niklas Pagen, Hyoshin Park, Ella Pechechian, Anna Penn, Anna Pezzoli, Ella Pohl, Gabriel Possamai, Sonja Prochorow, Felix Reutzel, RLIEF, Leon Rosier, Kai Ruhland, Cecilia Schaaf, Leon Scheiblich, Robert Schittko, Johanna Schlegel, Clara Schmermund, Nora Schön, Lars Schwabe, Johannes Schwalm, Lennart Schweigert, Raúl Serrano, Vladyslava Shcholkina, Daniela Sonnabend, Rahel Sorg, Leonie Specht, Marco Stancato, Elsa Stanyer, Sarah Stendel, Robin Stern, Nicholas Stewens, Lena Stewens, Gero Stoll, Madlen Strobel, Shivani Tawde, Yana Tsegay, Hormazd Vakharia, Tatiana Vdovenko, Alyona Volkova, Carla Vollmers, Ian Waelder, Sharleen Waibel, Konstantin Weber, Kerstin Weiser, Asmara Wibowo, Jonas Wohler, Ron Wohler, Barbara Wonner, Jeonkyoung Woo, Samuel Woodhall, Alicja Wysocka, Hayun Yoon, Celia Zehetgruber and Anne Zerban
Along the ground floor window façade of the Steinernes Haus, artworks will be exhibited and offered for sale in several cycles over the summer. Over 170 works received through an open call will be made visible to a wide audience without curation. The works can be purchased on site during opening hours or via the specially created eBay project website. 100% of the proceeds from the sale of the artworks will go to the artists.
The non-profit action is based on a gesture of solidarity, as a response to the pandemic and the resulting reduction in opportunities for young artists to present themselves. It is organised on a voluntary basis by Jakob Francisco, Malte Möller and Lena Stewens as part of the Magma Maria collective. Students and young artists born after 1990 and working in Frankfurt, Offenbach or the Rhine-Main region were eligible to participate. For organisational reasons, the selection was limited to two-dimensional works, i.e. painting, drawing, graphics or photography. Each participant was allowed to submit one work.
With this project, the actors of Magma Maria have professionally implemented all aspects of the art system, from the gathering of works, communication with participants, the presentation in space and the digital sphere, the inventory and the sale. With their activity, they have used the possibilities of the Frankfurter Kunstverein, under their own set of rules, to involve the incredible number of over 170 other artists in the institutionally organised exhibition.
Despite the explicit renunciation of a curatorial selection, Magma Maria has succeeded in enriching the institutional exhibition of the Frankfurter Kunstverein with an essential position, through which an even more comprehensive picture of young art production in the Rhine-Main area becomes visible. As young artists, they are part of a network of artists who are at the beginning of their careers and for whom institutional visibility is a compelling moment in their work. Magma Maria and its protagonists stand for an attitude of self-empowerment. They themselves create the condition of public visibility, which is essential for artists, and create economic structures beyond the established channels of art sales.
Organized by Jakob Francisco, Lena Stewens and Malte Möller
Text by Frankfurter Kunstverein
Photos by Norbert Miguletz, ©Frankfurter Kunstverein
Courtesy: all participating artists
The non-profit action is based on a gesture of solidarity, as a response to the pandemic and the resulting reduction in opportunities for young artists to present themselves. It is organised on a voluntary basis by Jakob Francisco, Malte Möller and Lena Stewens as part of the Magma Maria collective. Students and young artists born after 1990 and working in Frankfurt, Offenbach or the Rhine-Main region were eligible to participate. For organisational reasons, the selection was limited to two-dimensional works, i.e. painting, drawing, graphics or photography. Each participant was allowed to submit one work.
With this project, the actors of Magma Maria have professionally implemented all aspects of the art system, from the gathering of works, communication with participants, the presentation in space and the digital sphere, the inventory and the sale. With their activity, they have used the possibilities of the Frankfurter Kunstverein, under their own set of rules, to involve the incredible number of over 170 other artists in the institutionally organised exhibition.
Despite the explicit renunciation of a curatorial selection, Magma Maria has succeeded in enriching the institutional exhibition of the Frankfurter Kunstverein with an essential position, through which an even more comprehensive picture of young art production in the Rhine-Main area becomes visible. As young artists, they are part of a network of artists who are at the beginning of their careers and for whom institutional visibility is a compelling moment in their work. Magma Maria and its protagonists stand for an attitude of self-empowerment. They themselves create the condition of public visibility, which is essential for artists, and create economic structures beyond the established channels of art sales.
Organized by Jakob Francisco, Lena Stewens and Malte Möller
Text by Frankfurter Kunstverein
Photos by Norbert Miguletz, ©Frankfurter Kunstverein
Courtesy: all participating artists