Pia Fries' lush application of color as gesture and material and Barbara Müller's profound coloring and the unobtrusive size of her forms are all convincing in their painterly consistency.
With Pia Fries, Marianne Kuhn and Barbara Müller, the focus is on three artists whose large-format abstract paintings and drawings occupy strong positions in the collection and who represent regional art. Thanks to new additions, further aspects of their work can be discovered and different phases of their oeuvre presented.
In their independent forms of expression, the three artists form an exciting triad: Marianne Kuhn's layering of graphite traces on large-format sheets, Pia Fries' lush application of color as gesture and material, Barbara Müller's profound coloring and the unobtrusive size of her forms, all convince in their painterly consistency.
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In their independent forms of expression, the three artists form an exciting triad: Marianne Kuhn's layering of graphite traces on large-format sheets, Pia Fries' lush application of color as gesture and material, Barbara Müller's profound coloring and the unobtrusive size of her forms, all convince in their painterly consistency.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
