Andreas Blank

German | 1976

Andreas Blank is a German Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1976. Numerous key galleries and museums such as CHOI&CHOI Gallery, Seoul have featured Andreas Blank's work in the past.Andreas Blank's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 2,000 USD to 2,877 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2020 the record price for this artist at auction is 2,877 USD for Untitled, sold at Van Ham Fine Art Auctions in 2020. Andreas Blank has been featured in articles for Ocula and Berlin Art Link Magazine. The most recent article is After White Paper Protest, a Heavy Silence Falls in China written for Ocula in December 2022.

At Auction

Recent Auction Results

Untitled 7.

By Andreas Blank

+142%

above mid-estimate

Van Ham Fine Art Auctions

Untitled

By Andreas Blank

+189%

above mid-estimate

Van Ham Fine Art Auctions

Past Exhibitions

Human

CHOI&CHOI Gallery, Seoul

Seoul | South Korea

Nov 10,2023 - Dec 30,2023

Sensorial Derailments

The Flat - Massimo Carasi

Milan | Italy

Sep 21,2023 - Nov 11,2023

Is It A Bird? Back To Illusion!

Galerie Z22

Berlin | Germany

Jan 14,2023 - Feb 25,2023

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Articles

After White Paper Protest, a Heavy Silence Falls in China

Ocula 12/12/2022

China's art community was quick to join protests over Xi Jinping's handling of Covid-19, but few in the authoritarian state are still willing to speak out.

‘Points of Resistance’ Group Exhibition Opens at Zionskirche Berlin

Berlin Art Link Magazine 30/03/2021

On Sunday, April 4th, the exhibition ‘Points of Resistance’ will open at the Zionskirche in Mitte.

Kleinervonwiese Presents Works by and Surrounding Artist Michael Buthe in New Exhibition ‘Paradise’

Berlin Art Link Magazine 25/11/2020

Michael Buthe was one of the few artists in 1970s West Germany to take extended journeys to faraway countries and cultures, in search of a “lost paradise.”

Coverage

“ ..Utilizing classical sculptural technique, Blank creates marble, alabaster, sandstone and limestone sculptures resembling everyday objects... ”
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Christian Ehrentraut

“ ..Historically intended primarily for political representation or religious devotion, Andreas Blank’s stone sculptures question a (post) modernist nihilism... ”
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