Showing posts with label Johann Sebastian Bach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Johann Sebastian Bach. Show all posts
Tuesday, 27 May 2008
"Andreas Templin plays Bach" on myspace music
Due to many requests you have now the opportunity to listen to selected tracks of Andreas Templin's new artwork on myspace music. The link is here
Thursday, 15 May 2008
"Andreas Templin plays Bach": 33t & 45t by artists at SHASHIN Amsterdam
Selected by Serge Onnen. Curated by Maarten Hepp, Yannick Bouillis & Serge Onnen.
On view are cover-artworks by Karel Appel, Robert Longo, Andy Warhol, Lawrence Weiner, Yves Klein, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Jiri Georg Dokoupil, George Condo, Serge Onnen, Jonas Ohlson, Raymond Pettibon, Art& Language, Gerhard Richter, Cindy Sherman, Albert Oehlen, Karl Lagerfeld, Wolfgang Tillmans and many more. The exhibition is on view 17.05.- 15.06.2008 and will then travel.
An online-documentation of the selected records/covers in the exhibition can be found on the website recordsbyvisualartists.
Wednesday, 7 May 2008
"Andreas Templin plays Bach" at KunstVlaai A.P.I. Amsterdam


Andreas Templin's new work "Andreas Templin plays Bach" will premiere May 10th at this year's KunstVlaai A.P.I. Amsterdam. The artwork is a vinyl-record with music of Johann Sebastian Bach and is entirely whisteled by Andreas Templin.
At KunstVlaai a selection of tracks will be available to hear, the cover will be introduced in form of a display and pre-orders for the album will be taken from now on.
The album will be available in an edition of ten plus the album together with display in an edition of five.
The record-cover was photographed by Felix Broede. The album was recorded at the studio of Eric von Robertson in Amsterdam. It is produced with the kind support of Ingken Wagner. The mixing and pre-mastering will be conducted at the studio of Zoy Winterstein. The vinyl-record will be available from beginning June, a record-release party is being planned in Berlin. I would like to thank especially all of the above mentioned persons for their kind support.
Also on view at KunstVlaai are oneminute book reviews by Andreas Templin, which have recently been successfully presented at Amsterdam's OBA-library (please see infos here below).
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