It's not so bad!
Concept and design of a large-format gallery newspaper for modern art
for Galerie Kronsbein
Urban Art meets Pop Art: Munich’s Galerie Kronsbein is the city’s top address for modern and contemporary art.
A flexible design grid and variable design elements guarantee that the large-format newspaper can be produced in series.
For Munich’s Kronsbein Gallery we developed a large-format newspaper that impressively illustrates the overwhelming creativity and attitude to life of the renowned art house.
In the heart of Munich, in close proximity to the noble Maximilianstrasse, the entrepreneur and patron of the arts Dirk G. Kronsbein transformed his private art salon in 2013 into a professional and internationally famous platform. The gallery, conceived as a place of encounter and intensive exchange, quickly became a hotspot for modern and contemporary art.
Today the gallery focuses on Pop Art and Urban Art, and the list of world-famous artists Kronsbein was able to bring to Munich is as long as it is impressive: from Andy Warhol to Roy Lichtenstein, from Banksy to Blek le Rat, from Shepard Fairey to Giuseppe Veneziano.
Veneziano's work “La solitudine dei numeri due” (“The loneliness of the number two”) crowns the cover of the first issue of our gallery newspaper with a pinch of humour. A motif in which one would like to take Robin, eternally in the shadow of his mentor Batman, in a comforting embrace and encourage him: “It's not so bad!”.
Credits
Concept Lehmeier:Sollacher
Images Gallery Kronsbein, artists, private
Texts Annette Lehmeier, Alexandra Korimorth
Printing Desing Druck & Medien
This project was developed in cooperation with Soul Markenagentur
