Friday, October 14, 2011

Autumn exhibitions in Germany


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Gli Amanti. 2011. 51 cm x 40.5 cm. Egg Tempera & Oil on Panel. 


New paintings will be on display this autumn at the ART.FAIR in Cologne, and then through December at the Strychnin Gallery in Berlin, for the Storytellers show.

The Art Fair exhibition runs from the 29th of October through the 1rst of November at the Staatenhaus am Rheinpark, Cologne. All new paintings will be displayed at the Strychnin Gallery booth along side works by artists Madeline von Foerster, Marina Bychkova, David Hochbaum, David Stoupakis, Daniel van Nes & others.  For more information please visit the ART.FAIR website.

The Storytellers show will feature new paintings from 2011 with thematically relevant works from the archives. A conjoined exhibition with Marcus Poston, Raf Veulemans, & Saturno Butto.  On display from November 11th through December 18th, 2011. Opening reception on November 11th. 7 PM. Strychnin Gallery, Berlin, Germany.

Interested collectors please contact the Strychnin Gallery. 


Monday, September 5, 2011

Exhbition of Alchemical Illustrations


Illustrations for various alchemical books will be on display at the Esoteric Book Conference in Seattle, Washington State, on September 10th and 11th, 2011.

Amongst other works, the original pen & ink illustrations for Jocus Severus will be shown, as well as the paintings used on the covers of the alchemy books by author Robert Allen Bartlett. All pieces displayed will be offered for sale.

The event takes place at the Seattle Center. For additional information please visit the EBC website.







Friday, July 1, 2011

Mythos Exhibit

Valkyrie. 24" x 30" Egg Tempera & Oil on Panel .2011


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July 8. 2011 - August 6. 2011

New Paintings by Benjamin A. Vierling
at the Roq La Rue Gallery in Seattle, Washington.

Exhibition with Madeline von Foerster

Opening reception on Friday, July 8th. 6-9 pm.


Bird with Ring. 8" x 8". Egg tempera & oil on panel. 2011


A myth tells an eternal story, a drama that is timeless because it is always happening. The tradition of classical painting provides forms that reflect these epic human experiences. The painter endeavors to depict the myth as a tangible point for contemplation. In the spirit of this pursuit, Vierling presents 6 unique visions. The structure of these compositions acknowledge centuries of painting, from the Renaissance to the Fin de siècle, but the inspiration comes from the mundane. Real subjects, intimately rendered, provide the foundation of a living Mythos.