ART KARLSRUHE 2015 – HALLE 1 | T08 – GALERIE EDITION CAMOS From 5 to 8 March 2015, 210 galleries from eleven countries, amongst them 32 newcomers, will be transforming the exhibition halls into a vibrant place of art. The scope of art KARLSRUHE covers classic modern to contemporary art and brings together works from all the key movements in this period. The spectrum in the four halls ranges from Impressionism, Expressionism and Neue Sachlichkeit to important post-war positions such as the Informel, concrete art, ZERO and pop art right through to neoexpressionist painting, street art and the most recent contemporary art. At the same time, the clear layout of the halls with 160 one-artist shows, 19 sculpture zones, and numerous rest areas create an “art landscape” with an architectural feel, inviting those within it to intensive viewing, concentrated analysis, and stress-free shopping.

Japanese kaleidoscope

Photographs by Manuel Giron INTERNATIONALE MESSE FÜR KUNST ART KARLSRUHE– 5. – 8. MARCH 2015 GERMANY – HALLE 1 | T08

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ART WORKS BY MANUEL GIRON

ART KARLSRUHE 2015 – HALLE 1 | T08 – GALERIE EDITION CAMOS

From 5 to 8 March 2015, 210 galleries from eleven countries, amongst them 32 newcomers, will be transforming the exhibition halls into a vibrant place of art. The scope of art KARLSRUHE covers classic modern to contemporary art and brings together works from all the key movements in this period.

The spectrum in the four halls ranges from Impressionism, Expressionism and Neue Sachlichkeit to important post-war positions such as the Informel, concrete art, ZERO and pop art right through to neoexpressionist painting, street art and the most recent contemporary art. At the same time, the clear layout of the halls with 160 one-artist shows, 19 sculpture zones, and numerous rest areas create an “art landscape” with an architectural feel, inviting those within it to intensive viewing, concentrated analysis, and stress-free shopping.