with Andrey Klassen, Britta Lumer, Toni Mauersberg, Walter Menne, Henri Michaux, Walter Stöhrer, Oliver Thie
Artist talk: May 3, 2 pm

Galerie Nothelfer is delighted to be showing seven cross-generational positions on the subject of ink. Classic works of post-war expressionism from the 1960s will be presented alongside contemporary works.

The ink drawing puts big ideas on paper with just a few strokes and has held its place in art for thousands of years. As a universal technique, it is particularly topical - as an individual commitment to the immediate artistic process that asserts itself independently and confidently.

Special opening hours during Berlin Gallery Weekend: 
Fri, May 2nd from 12 to 9 pm
Sat, May 3rd from 11 am to 6 pm
Sun, May 4th from 11 am to 6 pm

If the possibilities of the drawing pen are inexhaustible, from sketches to detailed fine drawing, the brush also allows countless variations of expression - from naturalistic depiction to expressive, pure drawing character.