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	25 YEARS HACHMEISTER GALERIE


	Onbegrensd / Unlimited 17 April - 6 June 2004 Roger Raveelmuseum Gildestraat 2-8 9870 Machelen - Zulte Machelen is situated between Gent and Kortrijk, Belgium

There is no better way to documentate and celebrate 25 years of a gallery's activities as with good exhibitions. So each of the coming exhibitions in 2004 will reflect our jubilee. But the first show will not start in the gallery in Muenster. Invited by the Roger Raveelmuseum in Machelen, Belgium, Heiner Hachmeister curates an exhibition called Onbegrensd / Unlimited, beginning on April 17. Supported by loans from some museums and private collections, it represents nearly the whole program of the Hachmeister Galerie. Nine cabinets illustrate different subjects like "Spirituality", "Meditation", "Metamorphosis" etc. with works from Josef Albers, Karel Dierickx, James Ensor, Jean Fautrier, Carsten Gliese, Willem de Kooning, Le Corbusier, Giorgio Morandi, Pablo Picasso, Gustav Seitz, Louis Soutter, Mark Tobey, Adolf Wölfli and Khmer sculptures.




	James Ensor Grande Marine - Coucher de soleil, 1885 Oil on canvas, 114 x 161 cm Collection Stedelijke Musea Oostende, Belgium




	Pablo Picasso 2 states of the lithograph La table aux poissons, 1948 each 65 x 52 cm


	Louis Soutter Drawings from 1932-37


	Room "Spirituality" with works from Josef Albers, Mark Tobey and Khmer sculptures


	Carsten Gliese between Picnic from Roger Raveel, 1973 Oil on canvas, 145 x 114 cm Collection of the artist and his Untitled, 1997, two parts C-Print on aluminium, each 140 x 70 cm

Heiner Hachmeister
ONBEGRENSD / UNBEGRENZT - Een tentoonstelling van Heiner Hachmeister

edited by the Roger Raveelmuseum, Machelen-aan-de-Leie, Belgium
text flemish/german
28 illustrations in colour print, bibliography
totally 80 pages, 26,5 x 21,5 cm, softcover
edition of 500 ex., 2004
price € 15.-

Curated by Heiner Hachmeister, the exhibition Onbegrensd / Unlimited in the Roger Raveelmuseum in Machelen, Belgium, represents a great part of the gallery's program. Supported by loans from some museums and private collections, the exhibition illustrates different subjects like "Spirituality", "Meditation", "Metamorphosis" etc. with works from Josef Albers, Karel Dierickx, James Ensor, Jean Fautrier, Carsten Gliese, Willem de Kooning, Le Corbusier, Giorgio Morandi, Pablo Picasso, Gustav Seitz, Louis Soutter, Mark Tobey, Adolf Wölfli and Khmer sculptures.