Author: Claas Reiss

Claas Reiss is pleased to announce ‘Good Con Man’ with new paintings by Japanese artist Tenki Hiramatsu in his first show in the UK and an essay written by Pia Bendfeld.

‘Good Con Man’ by Tenki Hiramatsu press release June 2021

Claas Reiss is pleased to announce ‘Thermopolium’ with new works by Italian artist Luca Longhi in his first solo show and an essay written by Johanna Hardt.

Luca Longhi – ‘Thermopolium’ 2021 press release

Claas Reiss is pleased to announce ‘Penumbra’ with new paintings by British artist James Collins in his first solo show and an essay written by Sacha Craddock.

‘Penumbra’ by James Collins – press release March 2021

Claas Reiss is taking part in the inaugural edition of London Gallery Weekend, a collaboration between galleries across London, held over the weekend of 4-6 June 2021. Official London Gallery Weekend press release below.

London Gallery Weekend 2021 press release

Vienna, Austria based art historian and theoretician Hannah Bruckmüller speaks to Jule Korneffel on the occasion of her exhibition ‘All that kale’ at the gallery. While spending an afternoon with her at the Strand Bookstore in New York City prior to the current COVID-19 pandemic, both decided to buy Patti Smith’s ‘Devotion’. Inspired by Smith’s writings, in the interview that follows they discuss artistic devotion, the entanglements of personal life and artistic practice, and how memories become brushstrokes.

Jule Korneffel – BOMB Magazine interview with Hannah Bruckmüller on 15 March 2021

Marie Oucherif has written an essay on Projektraum London’s exhibition ‘Florilegium’ with new works by Frankfurt am Main, Germany, based artist Sara Rossi in her first show in the UK. Marie Oucherif is a Frankfurt am Main based writer and curator, and currently Curatorial Assistant at Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt.

Sara Rossi – ‘Florilegium’ 2021 essay by Marie Oucherif

Sacha Craddock has written an essay for the exhibition ‘Penumbra’ with new paintings by British artist James Collins in his first solo show. Sacha Craddock is an independent art critic, curator and consultant based in London. She has been chair of the board of Bloomberg New Contemporaries since 1996, the co-curator of the 2017 Turner Prize and a joint President of the International Association of Art Critics (AICA) in the UK since 2018.

‘Penumbra’ by James Collins – essay by Sacha Craddock Dec 2020

Projektraum London is pleased to announce its inaugural exhibition ‘Florilegium’ in April 2021 with new paintings by Frankfurt am Main, Germany based artist Sara Rossi in her first show in the UK.

Sara Rossi – ‘Florilegium’ 2021 press release

Jule Korneffel sat down with art historian, writer and curator Hector Campbell to discuss her move to New York and time at Hunter College, her art historical and academic influences, her physical painting process and her solo exhibition ‘All that kale’ at Claas Reiss.

Jule Korneffel – FAD interview with Hector Campbell on 2 Nov 2020

Rise Art’s Phin Jennings reviews Jule Korneffel’s upcoming show ‘ All that kale’ and includes it in the list of four ‘exhibitions to see in November in London’, together with Tate Britain, Simon Lee and Pippy Houldsworth.

Jule Korneffel – review Rise Art 21 Oct 2020