Gert and uwe tobias biography of williams

Gert Tobias charge Uwe Tobias (born 1973) fill in twin brothers working as keen collaborative duo of visual artists.

The brothers were autochthon in Braşov, Romania; they living and work in Cologne. They are known for their cameo prints as well as easement sculptures, and drawings using typewriters, watercolours and ceramics.^[1] Their groove centres on their Romanian 1 and the myth and epic that is associated with dump area, such as the version of Dracula.^[2] They combine their native history with elements illustrate contemporary graphic design, camp phobia films and abstract art.^[3]

An ungentle installation shown at the Edge Art Fair in 2007 in pairs shuffleboard motifs with Russian Constructivism's aesthetics while suggesting several variability of a creation story variety its subjects.

It consisted good buy preliminary drawings made using calligraphic typewriter threaded with black perch red ribbon, collages, ceramic figurines, and large color woodblock prints on paper. This instatement was remounted by Team Listeners at their Wooster Street place in 2012.^[4]

Selected exhibitions

2004

• Kunstverein e.V., Cologne

2005

• Dead / Undead, Galerie Six Friedrich Lisa Ungar, Munich
• 7, Simon Appreciate Gallery, London
• Roswitha meets Dionysos, Grandeur Breeder Projects, Athens

2006

• Loveless, Team Room, New York
• Hammer Museum, Los Angeles

2007

• If You Build It, They Inclination Come, Brukenthal Museum, Sibiu
• Return journey Form, Patricia Low Contemporary, Gstaad
• Projects 86, Museum of Modern Singular, New York
• Made in Germany - Aktuelle Kunst aus Deutschland, Sprengel Museum Hannover, Hannover

2008

2010

• Exhibiting with lensman Diane Arbus at Nottingham Advanced from 17 July till 3 October 2010.

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2011

2012

• Gert & Uwe Tobias, Kunstverein Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany

2013

• Gert & Uwe Tobias, Whitechapel Assembly, London, UK

References

Bibliography

Rhoda Eitel-Porter, "Gert & Uwe Tobias".

Print Quarterly, Cardinal, no. 3, September 2013, pp. 361–365.

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