The anniversary edition of art KARLSRUHE promises artistic discoveriesin four halls
**Karlsruhe, 25 April 2023—**Towering sculptures dwarf their viewers, creative mindsdelight in the sight of colourful watercolours and, not far away, filigree Classic Modernsketches cause jaws to drop. The twentieth edition of art KARLSRUHE, which will takeplace in the light-flooded halls of Karlsruhe Trade Fair Centre from 4 to 7 May 2023,once again promises exciting discoveries for all art aficionados. On an area of 35,000square metres, 207 galleries from fifteen countries will present the diversity of artisticcreativity spanning a period of 120 years – from works of Classic Modern art to newcreations fresh from the artists’ studios.
The 20th edition of art KARLSRUHE remains true to its successful concept. This year,too, the international art fair sees itself as a platform for artistic diversity. The heart ofthe fair experience is once again the programme of the exhibiting galleries, which bringthe entire spectrum of art to Karlsruhe—from A for Ackermann to Z for Zangs. Differentprice ranges and diverse styles will be represented, as will timeless classics of the artworld and up-and-coming newcomers in the industry. Sculptures, paintings,photographs, textiles and more: works by approximately 1,500 artists await discoveryby visitors in May. Textile art is the principal focus of the ‘Social Fabric’ presentation atthe LBBW Collection’s stand in Hall 1, where works by Nevin Aladağ, Shannon Bool,Thomas Grünfeld and other artists will be on display. The central theme of the collectionis the significance and use of textiles in Contemporary art.
Interested people can visit the artsy art platform, where they can get an initial overviewof this year’s programme in the run-up to the fair. For the first time, and thanks to acooperation, an online exhibition will be realised on the platform parallel to the fair.Starting on 28 April, artsy will offer a foretaste of what the 207 participating galleries willbe showing in Karlsruhe in May. Alternatively, the fair’s directory of participatinggalleries offers first insights into the galleries and artists that are participating in the 20thedition of art KARLSRUHE.
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