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Sherrie Levine bei KiS; The Three Furies; 2007; Highpolished Bronze;

Sherrie Levine. Back and Forth

From 6.12. - new exhibition at KiS

Sherrie Levine's work deals with questions of identity and authenticity. Born in Pennsylvania in 1947, the artist began in the 1980s with reproductions of - exclusively male - artists. Her pictures "after Yves Klein" can be seen in the exhibition. In her bronzes, she also reproduced nature, such as human or animal skeletons, and falsified them through her choice of material. In many works, such as the "Three Furies" (2006) in our picture, Levine's sense of the bizarre, of slapstick-like scenes, shines through. KiS is showing "Back and Forth" by Sherrie Levine from December 6 at the Alte Feuerwehrhalle in Seefeld.

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KiS: Ross Bleckner. Flowers - Blumen. 06-09 2024.

Review of the Ross Bleckner exhibition

With children, concert and reading

The exhibition of flower paintings by Ross Bleckner was seen by around 700 visitors. These works are both beautiful and ambiguous. Or as Ross Bleckner himself puts it: "I have been painting flowers for a long time, but I don't see them as flowers", for him they are messengers of time and transience. The audience was thrilled that the cedag quartet's concert took place amidst these works. We had around 100 children of primary school age in attendance, some of whom created their own flower worlds. And finally, Michael Krüger's reading about Giovanni Segantini also took place in the midst of Bleckner's works.

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Schaulager Jablonka Collection by Rafael Jablonka

KiS members benefit all year round

Special offers and exclusivity

The annual membership fee for the KiS association for the promotion of contemporary art in Seefeld is just 50 euros. This not only supports the art exhibitions in the Alte Feuerwehrhalle in Seefeld, but also numerous exciting projects. As a member, you benefit at the same time. For example, we invite you to concerts - this is a free thank you, as is participation in our children's programs. KiS members also receive discounts on catalogs such as the one by Ross Bleckner or on art editions. Participation in the guided tours of Rafael Jablonka's Schaulager (picture store) is highly coveted, to which our members are invited with priority and at a special price.

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Exclusive tour of the Jablonka Collection

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The Schaulager, where Rafael Jablonka exhibits important works of contemporary art, is always presenting itself in a new way. He has collected Eric Fischl's Krefeld Project, Mike Kelley's Kandor, works by Francesco Clemente, Nobuyoshi Araki, David LaChapelle and Andy Warhol in the course of his life as a gallery owner, exhibits them and always invites a small circle of art enthusiasts. We organize these guided tours for a maximum of 15 people and initially offer them exclusively to members of KiS - Verein zur Förderung zeitgenössischer Kunst in Seefeld (cost contribution for members: € 12.00 per person). If you are interested, please contact us.

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Catalogs & Posters

At KiS - Kunst in Seefeld you can also purchase exhibition and art catalogs as well as posters.

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05.12.2024

18.00

Vernissage Sherrie Levine "Back and Forth"

Florian Waldvogel will give the introduction

KiS – Alte Feuerwehrhalle Seefeld

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06.12.2024

15.00 – 17.00

Reopening on 6.12. with Sherrie Levine

Back and Forth - photographs, bronzes, paintings

KiS – Alte Feuerwehrhalle Seefeld

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KiS stands for art in the center of Seefeld

The transformation of the fire station

In June 2021, the old fire station in the center of Seefeld opened its doors for a new art experience. A cooperation between the municipality and the Seefeld-based art collector couple Teresa and Rafael Jablonka makes it possible for visitors from near and far to experience contemporary art of an international standard in the village on the Seefeld plateau.

With exhibitions that change twice a year and free admission. KiS has now developed into an artistic meeting place - not least thanks to the association founded in 2022. The vernissages, concerts, readings and artist talks, which take place in the middle of the current exhibition, are well attended.

KiS stands for art in Seefeld - and at the same time for the presentation of works of contemporary art that can be seen in the world's major museums and galleries. Names such as Miquel Barceló, Andy Warhol, David LaChapelle and Pia Fries speak for themselves.

Contemporary art is the focus of the exhibitions in the Alte Feuerwehrhalle in Seefeld, which change twice a year. And works from the 20th and 21st centuries also dominate the supporting program of concerts and readings.

We want to keep the barrier to entry as low as possible, which is why we offer free admission to our exhibitions. We also work together with schools and organize special children's programmes to awaken an interest in art at an early age.

Artistic encounters at vernissages, concerts or artist talks: KiS - Kunst in Seefeld has made a name for itself as a meeting place for art lovers from near and far.

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Pia Fries tausend : einerlei

Works on paper and large formats

16.12.2023 – 17.03.2024

The current exhibition at KiS is dedicated to one of today's internationally renowned female artists. Pia Fries, born in Switzerland, lives and works in Düsseldorf. We are showing her series of works on paper tausend : einerlei and large-format works such as the four-part "schwarze blumen" - an expressive work in oil inspired by Maria Sibylla Merian's "Raupenbuch".

Exclusive experience for KiS members

Collector and initiator of KiS - Art in Seefeld Rafael Jablonka invites visitors to his Schaulager (picture store) for guided tours of his collection of important works of contemporary art. These include works by Eric Fischl, Sherrie Levine, Mike Kelley, Jasper Johns and Richard Avedon (see photo). The premises are not open to the public and the guided tours are currently organized exclusively for members of KiS - Verein zur Förderung zeitgenössischer Kunst in Seefeld.

Finissage on March 23

The aim of our KiS association, founded in 2022, is to "promote contemporary art in Seefeld". We want to do justice to this not only with our exhibitions, but also with various events. KiS initiator Rafael Jablonka and Florian Waldvogel, Head of the Art History Collections from 1900 onwards at the Tyrolean Provincial Museum, will be talking to the artist of the current exhibition, Pia Fries, at a finissage. The exhibition tausend : einerlei runs until Sunday, March 17, and we invite you to the finissage on March 23 at 5 pm. We look forward to your registration.

Art meeting point in Seefeld

Vernissage of the current exhibition

After the opening of the sixth KiS - Art in Seefeld exhibition, we can say that Seefeld is making a name for itself among art lovers. Around 80 guests from near and far came to meet the Swiss artist Pia Fries (2nd from right) and see her works, which Friedhelm Mennekes (right) described in vivid detail in his introduction. Teresa and Rafael Jablonka made this initiative possible with their art and commitment. We welcomed 113 visitors to the exhibition during the extended "Christmas Opening" from 28.12.2023 to New Year's Sunday alone.

Current

Sherrie Levine. Back and Forth

From 6.12. - new exhibition at KiS

Review of the Ross Bleckner exhibition

With children, concert and reading

KiS members benefit all year round

Special offers and exclusivity

Exclusive tour of the Jablonka Collection

We advertise dates

Catalogs & Posters

Coming soon

Vernissage Sherrie Levine "Back and Forth"

Reopening on 6.12. with Sherrie Levine

KiS stands for art in the center of Seefeld

The transformation of the fire station

International level

Contemporary art

Art Education

Meeting place for art lovers

Current

Pia Fries tausend : einerlei

Works on paper and large formats

Jablonka Collection in Seefeld

Exclusive experience for KiS members

We invite you to a conversation with Pia Fries

Finissage on March 23

Art meeting point in Seefeld

Vernissage of the current exhibition