Tinka Wilshues has curated a new exhibition at her temporary gallery space Schauraum Hoch 6, showcasing an impressive collection of still life works. The exhibition, titled 'Lily, Cherry, Pepper Mill - Still Lifes by Hans Christian Schröer,' will officially open to the public this weekend.
The gallery presentation features the artistic works of Hans Christian Schröer, focusing specifically on his still life compositions. Wilshues, who operates the temporary gallery venue, has carefully selected and organized these pieces to create a cohesive exhibition experience for visitors.
The exhibition's title references three distinct objects - lily, cherry, and pepper mill - which appear to be central themes or subjects within Schröer's still life paintings. This curated selection promises to offer viewers a comprehensive look at the artist's approach to traditional still life imagery and his artistic interpretation of everyday objects.
The weekend opening marks another significant cultural event at Schauraum Hoch 6, continuing Wilshues' commitment to presenting contemporary artistic works in her temporary gallery space.
