Viewing Room

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  Nathan Ritterpusch - Meet Me Ar Marcel's

  Mar 6 - Apr 22, 2023 Read more

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  Gabrielle Graessle

  Jan 19 - Feb 25, 2023 Read more

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  Taylor White

  Nov 12 - Dec 23, 2022 Read more

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  Gao Hang

  Sep 16 - Oct 29, 2022 Read more

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  stephanie mei huang - how to hobble a young horse

  Jul 11 - Aug 31, 2022 PULPO GALLERY is pleased to announce stephanie mei huang’s upcoming solo exhibition how to hobble a young horse, on view from July 16 through August 28, 2022. An opening reception with an artist talk will be held on Saturday, 16 July 2022 from 5 pm to 8 pm and we are especially happy to welcome stephanie mei huang (pronouns: they/them/their) in Murnau. On this occasion an artist talk will be held at 6:30 pm. stephanie mei huang will be joined by Clara Tang, writer and art historian and gallerist Nico Zeifang.
  As part of the opening reception, we will celebrate the release of PULPO GALLERY's newest publication "how to hobble a young horse". The artist will be pleased to answer your questions and sign the new limited-edition publication. Visitors are kindly asked to RSVP to visit@pulpogallery.com. Please note the current hygiene rules. Read more

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  Agnes Grochulska: The Outline

  Apr 26 - Jun 30, 2022 Read more

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  Felicidad Moreno - Streamflow

  Mar 16 - Apr 16, 2022 Read more

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  Javier Martin: Lights Appropriation

  Jan 15 - Feb 25, 2022 Read more

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  Tom Warren: The 1980's art scene in New York

  Portrait Studio / Visual Journal Nov 26, 2021 - Jan 16, 2022 Read more

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  Thinking out loud

  Nov 19 - Dec 23, 2021 Read more

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  Judy Rifka - a glance through the rearview mirror.

  an assessment of her formidable art: 1974 - present Sep 15 - Oct 31, 2021 Judy Rifka was born in 1945 in New York City and studied in 1966 at the New York Studio School and in 1967 at Skowhegen School of Painting and Sculpture, Skowhegan, Maine. She lives and works in New York City. Read more

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  (Re)Birth of Venus

  Renaissance Painting 2.0 Jul 9 - Aug 22, 2021 Beautiful blonde waves, a gracile nude female figure and a mythical scallop shell - In the mid 1480s, the Italian artist Sandro Botticelli changed the art world with his tempera masterpiece The Birth of Venus. His Italian Renaissance artwork set new standards for fine art and inspired artists all over the world in the centuries that followed.
  
  Almost 540 years later, in (Re)Birth of Venus - Renaissance Painting 2.0 some of todays most talked about contemporary artists take a deeper look at Botticelli's masterpiece and reinterpret the mythical moment of the goddess’ arrival on land after her birth. As part of a Renaissance revival in this day and age, painting, sculpture, craftmanship and street art merge together in this show.
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  Capturing the current Zeitgeist: Rulton Fyder in dialogue with conceptual art contemporaries

  Jun 12 - 27, 2021 Fyder utilizes the sense of familiarity elicited from known significant works in the contemporary art world to add new conceptual layer and imagery thus creating completely new works that document and archive our current society and times while having the artist’s self-inquisitive journey in the rapidly advancing digital age, characterized by the endless circulation, reshuffling, remixing and exchange of ideas.
  
  
  Fyder engages in dialogues with works from his contemporaries and past phenomenal artists who have left marks in the history of conceptual art. Read more

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  Postcard Paintings

  by Jorge Galindo Apr 19 - May 16, 2021 Jorge Galindo's latest series of works draws inspiration from old postcards featuring floral imagery. Inspired by, what he calls "unreal compositions and colours", the show is led by Gran Bouquet (2020), a triptych that stands at 250 x 600 cm (98.5 x 236 in.). Read more

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  The Proof Is Only Ocular

  There Will Be No Audio Tours Jan 17 - Apr 19, 2021 PULPO GALLERY is pleased to present ​THE PROOF IS ONLY OCULAR as it takes a closer look at artists with a penchant for painting, drawing, and transcribing words, texts, and acronyms, and how such verbalization makes us see differently. We at PULPO GALLERY view art as the true ​lingua franca​ of the world that has the power to unite. It transcends boundaries, dictates, and rules. It blurs reasoning and clarity to allow for surprise, delight and magic. It turns the obvious on its head and makes truth seem like a dare. Read more

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  Lockdown Diaries: the soothing effect of Nicolas Party's still lifes

  Finding calm through art. Dec 1, 2020 - Jan 31, 2021 With most of the world going in and out of lockdown constantly, our lifes have changed drastically. No more socializing at gallery openings, no more late nights at the museum and first and foremost: much more time being spent at home.
  
  At PULPO GALLERY, we are blessed to be surrounded by art both in the gallery and at home. It was one artist in particular that had a soothing effect on us: Nicolas Party. His still lifes radiate such peace and calmness that we couldn't help but sit down, relax and marvel at their beauty. Read more

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  Jochen Cerny

  Emerging Artists Viewing Rooms - Part 1 Nov 15, 2020 - Jan 15, 2021 Investment banker, family father and friend to Andreas Gursky. Jochen has an impressive life story to tell. It was a re-union with the latter, childhood friend and world famous photographer Andreas Gursky that caused Jochen to reinvent himself as an award winning photographer. Read more

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  New York's Art Scene in the 80s

  through the Eyes of Contemporaries Sep 1 - Nov 30, 2020 Doing a show about the New York City art scene of the 80s had been on our mind for a long, long time. Exciting art movements seem to come about... Read more

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  Portraits

  1962 - 2017 May 25 - Aug 31, 2020 Portraits: 1962 - 2017 examines the use of portraits in art across different mediums such as photography, oil paintings and drawings. The journey takes us from Europe to Asia and... Read more