N.Lichtig, Painting as Passage — group exhibitions accompanied by editions (in German and French), 2017— ongoing

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The exhibition series addresses the vast field of painting, accessing it from a perspective that goes beyond generally accepted approaches: To what extent can painting be defined? And from what notions can it be defined? What is its purpose, or what is it necessary for? In attempting to examine the spectrum of what can be considered painting in the broadest sense in contemporary art, a diversity of topics and areas of interest are included, intended to serve as suggestions for discussing painting from various viewpoints.

The exhibition Unfinished Sympathy questions the relation between painting & time, Phototropia approached the relation between painting & space, and Grammaires fantômes / Phantomgrammatiken develops from interrogations concerning the link between painting & language.

2017/18:

Unfinished Sympathy, Exhibition, Nov.17—Feb.18, Edition, (A4, 500 ex.), including a conversion with Ludwig Seyfarth Maison de Heidelberg, German Cultural Center, Montpellier.

With Hansjörg Dobliar, Thomas Fougeirol, Nadira Husain, Shila Khatami, Daniel Lergon, Nadia Lichtig, Alexander Lieck, Emmanuel van der Meulen, Bernard Piffaretti, Renaud Regnery, Samuel Richardot, Katharina Schmidt, Stephanie von Schröter, Benjamin Swaim.

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2018/19:

Phototropia, Exhibition, Nov.18—Feb.19, Edition (A4, 500 ex.), including a conversation with Heike Fuhlbrügge, Maison de Heidelberg, German Cultural Center, Montpellier.

With Antje Engelmann, Anke Lohrer, Emmanuelle Castellan, Giovanna Sarti, Hanako Geierhos, Joseph Beuys, Karin Pliem, Lars Breuer, Nadia Lichtig.

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2019/20:

Grammaires fantômes / Phantomgrammatiken, Exhibition, Nov.19—Feb.20, Edition (A4, 500 ex.), including a conversation with Rahma Khazam, Maison de Heidelberg, German Cultural Center, Montpellier.

With André-Pierre Arnal, Lars Breuer, Cordula Ditz, Guillaume Durrieu, Carola Ernst, Friederike Feldmann, Fabian Ginsberg, Olivier Gourvil, Jasmine Justice, Daniel Lergon/Gregory Carlock, Nadia Lichtig, Klaus Merkel, Edouard Prulhière, Baptiste Roca, Katharina Schmidt, Isabelle Simonou-Viallat, Hazel Ann Watling/Nicolas Ramel, Michaela Zimmer.

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