Artistic exploration between neo-pop and capitalist realism, as portrayed by Nils Jantzen
In the heart of Baunatal, the city marketing service "Stadtmarketing our city" has announced the opening of a new art exhibition. The exhibition, titled "Crossing Times," by 18-year-old artist Nils Jantzen, will commence on August 25, 2025, at 5 PM, and run until September 21, 2025, at the Galerie our city.
Jantzen's latest work, the total artwork '60 60', consists of 60 paintings, each measuring 60 x 60 cm on canvas, and will be presented on a wall surface. This unique exhibition offers a fresh perspective on the iconic Rubik's Cube, a symbol of transience and timeless relevance in Jantzen's art.
The Rubik's Cube, developed in 1974, is showcased in six additional works in the '60 60' format, depicting different views of the cube in various game situations. These works serve to highlight the Rubik's Cube's enduring appeal and its potential as a symbol of complexity and change.
Jantzen's art reflects themes such as the inhumanity of war and destruction, shifting values, egoism, and power struggles. His work also delves into the decline of world orders and the rise of new superpowers, making for a thought-provoking and engaging exhibition.
Each of the 60 individual paintings in the exhibition can be purchased by art lovers. Jantzen's art interprets Pop Art and Neo-Pop Art from a contemporary perspective, making it accessible to a wide audience.
The "Crossing Times" exhibition is open every Sunday from 2 PM to 5 PM. For those who cannot attend in person, the service offers an option to subscribe for email updates on the latest posts. Readers can also share the news on various platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, Pinterest, LinkedIn, email, Pocket, Reddit, and Tumblr.
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The '60 60' artwork features well-known logos, advertisements, or lettering of consumer goods and mass media, adding a layer of contemporary relevance to Jantzen's work. Don't miss this exciting exhibition and immerse yourself in the world of Nils Jantzen's art.
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