heliumTALK #9: Hyland Mather (english edition)
In our second english language episode, Jörg talks with Hyland
Mather, artist and owner of the Andenken Gallery.
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For „heliumTALK – Das Kunstgespräch“ Jörg Heikhaus meets with interesting people from the art world at the heliumcowboy gallery in Hamburg. Conversations are English or German.
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vor 6 Jahren
Welcome to our second heliumTALK podcast in english! Artist and
gallerist Hyland Mather came to Hamburg to take part in the group
show The Jaunt at the heliumcowboy gallery. Hyland founded the
Andenken Gallery in Denver in 1997, and has shown many artist who
since have become international superstars, such as Shepard Fairey,
Faile or Evan Hecox, to name a few. In 2008 he moved to Amsterdam
and relocated his life and the gallery to the Netherlands, where
Andenken still goes strong. At the same time he has always pursued
his own art, and so we also talk about the difficulties and the
beauty of playing on both ends of the court at the same time. While
in town, Hyland Mather created a wall sculpture at the Überquell
Brewpup from found wood, string and paint. We’d like to say thank
you to Basch Tomaszewski from Urbanskillz for finding this fine
location and for organizing this project together with Melvin from
heliumcowboy, and of course a big shoutout to Patrick Rüther from
Überquell Brauwerkstätten for supporting this one in particular and
the arts in general.
gallerist Hyland Mather came to Hamburg to take part in the group
show The Jaunt at the heliumcowboy gallery. Hyland founded the
Andenken Gallery in Denver in 1997, and has shown many artist who
since have become international superstars, such as Shepard Fairey,
Faile or Evan Hecox, to name a few. In 2008 he moved to Amsterdam
and relocated his life and the gallery to the Netherlands, where
Andenken still goes strong. At the same time he has always pursued
his own art, and so we also talk about the difficulties and the
beauty of playing on both ends of the court at the same time. While
in town, Hyland Mather created a wall sculpture at the Überquell
Brewpup from found wood, string and paint. We’d like to say thank
you to Basch Tomaszewski from Urbanskillz for finding this fine
location and for organizing this project together with Melvin from
heliumcowboy, and of course a big shoutout to Patrick Rüther from
Überquell Brauwerkstätten for supporting this one in particular and
the arts in general.
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