ADN Fine Arts Exhibition of Contemporary Art by Gogi Gelantia
Berlin, August 24, 2019.
ADN Fine Arts presents, a contemporary art exhibition at Gross Bartensleben, showcasing works by Gogi Gelantia, artist of Georgian descent. The exhibition will start at 2 pm on August 24, 2019, and it is timed to the opening ceremony of the castle in Brandenburg.
The artwork depicts the unique lifestyle of the new class of Eastern European expats through an abstract-realistic vision of the various states of modern social movements.
“The Circle of Life” will be at the center of the exhibition along with 30 other abstract artworks performed in Russian impressionism.
Gogi Gelantia
Gogi Gelantia was born in Georgia on November 19, 1960. He graduated from Art College in 1976 and later pursued his passion for art by studying at The Art Academy of Georgia. Gogi worked as an independent artist and restorated churches in 1992 before moving to Berlin in 1997.
His artwork was featured in a number of exhibitions throughout the world including:
1986–1996 — Various exhibitions in Tbilisi, Georgia
1997 — International Art Symposium in Halle, Germany
1998 — Besenstadt Palace Gallery of Sergei Popov, Germany
1999 — Art Exhibition in Tbilisi, Georgia
2000 — Grand Marsch in Berlin, Germany
2001 — New Year Exhibition in Tbilisi, Gerorgia
2001 — Galleria Pilango in Berlin, Germany
2002 — BB-Bank EG Berlin, Germany
2003 — Russian House in Berlin, Germany
2004 — Art Event in Rotterdam, Netherlands
2005 — Kunst Event in Haagi, Netherlands
2006 — Antwerpen Expo, Berlin, Germany
2007 — Galeria Nehringsteb, Germany
2008 — Art Expo on Manhattan, New York, USA
2009 — Galleria Pilango in Berlin, Germany
2010 — Koerner Finance Center, Berlin, Germany
2012 — Galerie Camera Sedici, Berlin, Germany
2014 — Galeria Artkate, Berlin, Germany
2016 — Galerie Morgenrot, Berlin, Germany
2017 — Kunstmesse Berlin, Germany
Some of his artwork is in possession of private collections.
About the Location
Gross Bartensleben is the castle located in Erxleben — a municipality in the district of Börde in Saxony-Anhalt. The castle was built in Barocco architectural style in the middle of XVIII century. Gross Bartensleiben was completely renovated in 2016 by ADN Investment group with most of the historical details still in place.
The first mention of Bartensleben dates back to 1112. At the southern edge of today’s local situation was a moated castle, from which the present-day Bartensleben Castle emerged. The size of the castle is 3.110 sq.m and it will be used for various events including further exhibitions.
About the Gallery
ADN Fine Arts GmbH is a gallery dedicated to Easter European art of the XX — XXI century. The galleries specify on such areas of art as abstractionism, industrial landscape, portrait, nude and contemporary art. ADN Fine Arts GmbH began operations in 2012. The purpose of the gallery is to promote post-soviet art overseas.
Our Partners
Ivn.ventures is an investment studio based in the Arts District of Los Angeles. IVN Ventures Group specializes in low risk-high reward investments, achieved through aggressive asset diversification. Our clients benefit from strategic guidance in art, agriculture, pharmaceutical, real estate, and tech assets across 15+ countries.
Schedule
Journalists are kindly invited to visit Gross Bartensleben on August 24, 2019. The guests are advised to arrive at 2 pm to the gates of the castle. A small welcoming ceremony will be followed by the opening of the exhibition at 3 pm. The dinner will be served to all guests starting 6 pm.
