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Jaro Jelenek

"to hold up the mirror to the people"

01.07.1997 - 31.08.1997

Anyone looking at the highly poster-like pictures of the artist Jaro Jelenek who lives in Bratislava (Slovakia) recognises the irony with which scenes from real life are humorously translated into art. True to the saying "to hold up the mirror to the people", one quickly recognises after some initial amusement that "the people" includes oneself and that ludicrous appearances have become the accustomed reality of every-day life. Jaro Jelenek says about his work: "My pictures deal in the yearnings, needs, stupidities and offences which determine man's current image."

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EXHIBITIONS

> Gudrun Schilinger
„Rendezvous of colours“
Gudrun Schilinger in the LAUDA FactoryGallery

> Doris Tuma
Driftwood transformed into genuine ‘pieces of gold’
Doris Tuma in in the LAUDA FactoryGallery

> Konrad Schmid
"A cosmos of lines, shapes, sections and colors"
Konrad Schmid in the LAUDA FactoryGallery

> Norbert Gleich
“Creative process of xylography"
Norbert Gleich in the LAUDA FactoryGallery

> Ines Falcke
“Intuitive and passionate”
Ines Falcke in the LAUDA FactoryGallery

> Marianne Adam
„Learning by doing“
Marianne Adam in the LAUDA FactoryGallery

> Gudrun Reinheimer
A passionate painter
Gudrun Reinheimer in the LAUDA FactoryGallery

> Simone Hölzl
Painting with air brush
Simone Hölzl in the LAUDA FactoryGallery

> „Ombre et Lumière“
Ten Artists in the FactoryGallery

> Hans-Georg Mayer
A firework of colours
Hans-Georg Mayer at the LAUDA FactoryGallery