Tomi Ungerer - Elephants, Whales & Kangaroos

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Tomi Ungerer - Elephants, Whales & KangaroosIn his childhood, Tomi Ungerer was accustomed to draw and sketch in notebooks. He often drew from nature, showing a keen sense of observation of the world around him. Having reached adulthood, he continued to engage in this exercise essential for an artist to master his trait. In the 1960s, when he lived in New York, he filled many sketchbooks in preparation of his satirical drawings and work in advertising. Among other topics, they contain sketches

including Rainbow Variations in which he tries to transform and iteratively amplify the photographic images of a "rainbow as an artefact" created by macro-photographing rainbow-coloured publicity posters

Dana Harris

is motivated by the poetry of failure and the beauty found in the less-than-perfect

Treading the edge between private and public

At first glance they appear familiar

20 x 26 cm

the healing power of dancing and the thrill of disorientation

Kai Schiemenz is interested in the effects architecture has on people

29 x 21 cm

The drawings in Dicks of Death span from 1966 - 2016

public water fountains

Conny Groenewegen

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