NEWS + EXHIBITIONS + COLLECTORS
EXHIBITION "No Art No Home"
April 12, 2025 | Notagallery | Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 5 | 10785, Berlin
Exhibition and fashion show "NO ART NO HOME" on April 12, 2025, in Berlin at Potsdamer Platz in the NOTAGALLERY gallery. Photos on Instagram.
A collector from Bavaria bought the painting "Jean-François Lyotard"
Paint For A Cure, a charitable organization from Phoenix (Arizona/USA) acquired the painting "Berlin Syndrome"
Paint For A Cure's mission is to heal the financial burden ALS places on families.
A collector from Sudbury (MA/USA) bought the painting "Slave to Love"
EXHIBITION "No Art No Home"
November 18, 2023 | Anomalie Club Berlin
Art exhibition featuring a cool Berlin underground fashion show, food, drinks, and an Aftershow Party at Anomalie Club Berlin. Photos here. Video here.
SINGULART X SUPER POP BOY!
Living Intensified
January 01 - September 30, 2023 | stilwerk KantGaragen BERLIN
The French online art portal SINGULART - the largest in Europe - is opening its first worldwide shop in Berlin-Charlottenburg and featuring my Berlin painting "Berlin Syndrome" in the exhibition.
A collector from Vienna bought the paintings "Dreamer", "Letter from the UN" and "The Artist"
A collector from Basel bought the painting "Rocket Man"
A collector from Taiwan/ Kaohsiung bought the painting "The Menaced Assassin" - 非常感謝！
The "Top Magazin Berlin" publishes paintings and an article
April 2021
The "TOP Magazin Berlin" has been one of the leading regional business and social magazines in the capital region for more than three decades. It reaches up to 100,000 readers per issue. The magazine published an article about the painting "Influencer" in April and will be exhibiting it in its publishing house until the end of June.
A collector from Frankfurt bought the painting "Amor & Psyche"
A collector from Key Biscayne/Miami bought the paintings "The Neon Orange One" and "Tinder"
An article in the international art magazine CONTEMPORARY IDENTITIES
December 2020
Author Dr. Emelia Ong, Art Historian writes in the December issue of the international art magazine "Contemporary Identities" about my work.
Dr. Emelia Ong: "Trough a combination of comic book style narrative and pop art aesthetic, Super Pop Boy presents a humourus and provocative look at the world we live in. Using well-known comic characters and icons of popular culture, he leverages on the mass appeal of these symbols to draw attention to how they represent our collective desires, anxieties and hopes.
Discrete icons and concepts are playfully juxtaposed to present a tongue-in-cheeck commentary on the state of society. These larger then life icons magnify the current pulse of urban life along with its struggle to make sense of itself. The use of play as a thematic invite us to view life metaphorically as a fun and exiting game. His works reflect a world where pop culture, technology and mass media meet to offer us entertainment, relief and perhaps some hard truths."
Participation in the exhibition "Anti-Freeze" by London gallery owner Casandra Bowes
June 2020
Cassandra Bowes:
This is an exhibition concept close to my heart- as a gallerist working in the commercial art world for over 5 years, I have long been frustrated with the lack of diversity, inclusivity and transparency of the art world. At Anti-Freeze you will find artists from all walks of life, visible prices (and a range of prices) and an embracing of all things digital.
We are experiencing a moment during which our lives seem frozen in time and held in a field of stasis. We may feel immobilised with fear and anxiety; uncertain of our next move or which direction to take.
Anti-Freeze is a catalyst to create a new state of flow, to overcome stasis, to excite the electromagnetic energy field at the individual and collective level in order to create higher vibrations .