Exhibitions
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Third Space
Adam Rabinowitz works within the mediums of painting, sculpture, and installation. Inspired by cartoon animation films and post-war American abstract art, his works unfold scenarios of appearance and disappearance through matter, space, and light.
Contact Gallery
His paintings are marked with psychedelic configurations and seem to be affected by heat or struck by war, recalling the burnt landscapes of the Sinai desert.
The ongoing series of silkscreened paintings (begun in 2016) transmit a simultaneous effect of infinite space and sealed-off flatness while playing on the impossibility of being faded and bright at the same time.
Contact Gallery
I stepped from Plank to Plank
A slow and cautious way
The Stars about my Head I felt
About my Feet the Sea.
I knew not but the next
Would be my final inch -
This gave me that precarious Gait
Some call Experience.
- Emily Dickinson
Videos
Hermannstraße, bird flight
2018
Video projection (color,sound)
3:19 min, loop
Edition of 5
One Last Glory Of The Legs - exhibition movie
In June 2020 Sophie Schmidt opened her first solo show with Knust Kunz Gallery Editions. The exhibition takes up Schmidt's long standing examination of the body as a concept of social imagination.
Publications
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Georg Baselitz – Creeley
Katalog
42 pages
12 color pics.
Graphicstudio, Florida, Tampa 2000
Georg Baselitz – Fluß und Schrift
Katalog
Text by Antonin Artaud and Heinrich Heil
Language: German
56 pages
16 color pics.
Sabine Knust Maximilian Verlag, Munich 2002
Georg Baselitz – Remix '65 / '66
Katalog
Speech of Georg Baselitz
Language: German
33 pages
15 color pics.
Sabine Knust Maximilian Verlag, Munich 2008
Saul Fletcher
Katalog
Text by Yilmaz Dziewior
Language: English, German
46 pages
23 pics.
Sabine Knust, Munich 2002
Saul Fletcher – Nocturama
Katalog
Text by Dan Fox, Robert Howatson and Peter Weiermair Language: English
32 pages
11 color pics.
Sabine Knust, Munich & Anton Kern, New York 2005
Jonathan Lasker – Studies for Paintings 1986 – 2006 / Drawings 1979 – 2007
Katalog
Text by Richard Kalina
Language: English
76 pages
59 color pics.
Timothy Taylor Gallery London & Galerie Sabine Knust Munich, 2007
Jonathan Meese – 19 Holzschnitte
Katalog
20 pages
19 color pics.
Sabine Knust Maximilian Verlag, Munich 2008
A.R.Penck – Editionen 1989
Katalog
Text by A.R.Penck
Language: German
72 pages
22 color pics.
Print run : 1000
Sabine Knust Maximilian Verlag, Munich 1989
Thomas Schütte – Architekturmodelle – 27 Tiefdrucke 1980 – 2006
Katalog
Text by Lars Dahms
Language: German
55 pages
35 pics
Print run: 500
Sabine Knust Maximilian Verlag, Munich 2006
Tal R – Masters and Methods
Katalog
Text by Erik Steffensen
Language: English
276 pages
240 pics.
Niels Borch Jensen Galerie Berlin & Galerie Sabine Knust Munich, 2008
Gallery
Third Space
I stepped from Plank to Plank
A slow and cautious way
The Stars about my Head I felt
About my Feet the Sea.
I knew not but the next
Would be my final inch -
This gave me that precarious Gait
Some call Experience.
- Emily Dickinson
Adam Rabinowitz works within the mediums of painting, sculpture, and installation. Inspired by cartoon animation films and post-war American abstract art, his works unfold scenarios of appearance and disappearance through matter, space, and light.
His paintings are marked with psychedelic configurations and seem to be affected by heat or struck by war, recalling the burnt landscapes of the Sinai desert.
The ongoing series of silkscreened paintings (begun in 2016) transmit a simultaneous effect of infinite space and sealed-off flatness while playing on the impossibility of being faded and bright at the same time.
Do you know that in the deepest part of the sea...
...everything goes transparent?
Videos
Hermannstraße, bird flight
2018
Video projection (color,sound)
3:19 min, loop
Edition of 5
One Last Glory Of The Legs - exhibition movie
In June 2020 Sophie Schmidt opened her first solo show with Knust Kunz Gallery Editions. The exhibition takes up Schmidt's long standing examination of the body as a concept of social imagination.