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Open Studio at Ann Wolff
Welcome to Open Studio at Ann Wolff in collaboration with Galleri Ridelius.
A small exhibition were Ann shows parts of the exhibition from Waldemarsudde.
Open 14:00–16:00 on 10 Sept, 18 Sept, 25 Sept, 1 Oct.
Welcome to Björkvägen 2B, Visby.
Ann Wolff – exhibition at Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde
With her unique sculptural works, Ann Wolff has holds a distinguished place as one of the world’s leading artists working with glass. She applies her strongly personal approach also to bronze, aluminium and concrete sculpture, as well as to drawing, pastel work and photography. The exhibition shows the breadth of her artistic work in several techniques and media from the years around 2000 until the present day. The works are displayed both indoors and outside in the museum park.
Ann Wolff’s art extends over a period of more than 60 years and includes a variety of visual expressions, materials and techniques. In the exhibition more than hundred of her later works will be presented thematically and in dialogue with each other, which means that different materials and expressions meet side by side in the form of sculpture, glass collage, drawing art, painting and photography.
Read more at waldemarsudde.se
The ”Crow on the Quay" a new landmark in Visby.
Finally in place – the black crow high on top of the inner breakwater wall of Visby’s harbour.
Ann made a model in clay.
AWFG sponsored the bronce casting.
AWFG`s friends collected money for a large pedestal.
Gotlands Kommun allowed to place the bird on Visby harbour`s breakwater wall.
The Crow on the Quay”, Visby`s new landmark, welcomes Gotland’s returnees and every guest.
Scholarship 2021
Ann Wolff Foundation, Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung, and Berlin Glas are thrilled to announce a EUR 5000,- residential scholarship for an artist to spend two months at the Berlin Glassworks studio in October and November 2021!
Sponsored by the Ann Wolff Foundation, the scholarship gives contemporary artists an opportunity to experiment with the material of glass and incorporate it into their work. The time frame of two months will allow the artist to experiment with various techniques, including casting, fusing and hot glass.
To apply, please include in your application:
- Description of a proposed project (max 2 pages)
- Current CV (max 2 pages)
- Artist Statement
- Max 5 images of your work and a separate image description sheet
- In the case of non-visual artists please send links that we may view/ listen to your creative practice
Please email all of the above information to info@berlinglas.org
Deadline for applications is Sunday 4 July 2021.
Ann Wolff Foundation, Berlin was established in 2008, and in 2017, the non-profit organization, Ann Wolff Foundation, Gotland in Visby, Sweden was founded. Donations of works by Ann Wolff form the basis of both foundations, which take care of, show and publish it with a view to widen the discussion concerning art and culture with a focus on glass.
The Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung supports art and science. It was established in December 2000 by Alexander Tutsek and Dr. Eva-Maria Fahrner-Tutsek as a nonprofit foundation in Munich.
Berlin Glas e.V. is a non-profit association with a goal to inspire, educate and offer research opportunities for people interested in glass as a medium for artistic expression.
Nickel Silver
Since the publishing of Ann Wolff´s drawings, she has gone back studying her early motifs.
New models are formed in clay to be casted in metal, this time nickel silver.
Memory
”I dedicate this game to my children, grandchildren to my husband and all my friends and collectors of my work.” – Ann Wolff
A classic memory game with pictures of Ann Wolff’s artwork.
Ann Wolff. The early drawings - Frühe Zeichnungen.
Quarantena
Quarantena – an art exhibition forming a unique testament to these strange times we are going thorough.
A group exhibition with twenty artist. It is the first time Ann has exhibited work in metal in Sweden and at the exhibition Ann shows the sculpture “Hood”.
Quarantena creates space for reflection.
Reflection as a basis for artistic creation.
The sculpture “Hood” embodies time and space.
Time equals perishability and the hatchet is empty.
Read more and book a time slot for a private visit on the exhibition at Gallery Sebastian Schildt.
Traps and Transit
Traps and Transit
Gallery Sebastian Schildt exhibits Traps and Transit with eleven monumental sculptures in glass. The exhibition will be shown on 21.08.2019 – 14.09.2018 on Strandvägen 5 B, Stockholm, Sweden
More info: www.gallerisebastianschildt.se
Hängivelse
Sankta Maria Cathedral
During the ”Påskfestivalen” inaugurates a sculpture by Ann Wolff.
ANDANTE ANN WOLFF
Toyama Glass Art Museum, Japan
A retrospective exhibition of 53 works of Ann took place in Toyama 22 july – 4 november 2017. The exhibition shows works of glass, metal and drawings from 1971–2016.
Furillen, Gotland, Sweden
Traps and Transit
An exhibition with works inspired by the abandoned industrial buildings on Furillen, a small island opposite the Wolff studio Kyllaj in Gotland.
Have you ever been trapped in a staircase leading nowhere and you can’t find a way back? Feels like you are stuck in the middle of your live?
If you are constantly trying to get somewhere in life, you are most likely in transit from where you were to where you want to be. You should be pausing and just reflect over what’s right in front of you sometimes.
DROTTEN
“She has found her arena for the arts. Ann Wolff creates an international art arena in the Drotten ruin.”
After a successful show in Visby Cathedral Ann Wolff thinks it inspiring and important to bring exciting art events to Gotland and exhibit these in DROTTEN. a medivial churchruin in Visby
Besides Ann Wolff’s glass sculptures, there will be works by Czech artist and art professor Magdalena Jetelova, now based in Munich, who has exhibited her architectural installations in Prague, London and New York, the Swedish architect and artist Andreas Forsberg known on the Island through his project Studio Furillen, the Finnish artist Tuija Lindström, professor of photography, and Maria Miesenberger , wellknown Swedish artist.
The exhibition will run from 15th June to the end of September and will be supported from the Foundation’s own resources as well as through partners and sponsors.
