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Posted On: October 27th 2026, 01:57 pm
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🔴acb Gallery I Art Cologne @artcolognefair
05.–08.11.2026
acb Gallery is delighted to announce that Endless Canvas, a monumental painting project by German artist Tilo Schulz @tiloschulz.studio , which debuted at acb Plus in January 2026, will now be presented at Art Cologne, the world’s oldest and one of its most prestigious contemporary art fairs. Following its presentation at im Tal – Haus für die Kunst in Hasselbach this summer, and its current exhibition at Museum Morsbroich in Leverkusen, the project will take on yet another compelling spatial configuration at acb Gallery’s solo booth in Cologne.
Endless Canvas is a lifelong artistic undertaking, continuously evolving and expanding, consciously resisting notions of completion and clearly defined boundaries. Its pictorial surface extends without predetermined limits or endpoints: to the left and right, upward and downward alike. Composed of modular panels measuring 152 × 260 cm, the constellation of paintings unfolds as a single, continuous pictorial surface, while the panels are rearranged for each presentation in response to the architectural characteristics of the exhibition space. The work thus maintains its painterly continuity while repeatedly transforming into a new spatial installation.
See you next week in Cologne💥
05.–08.11.2026
acb Gallery is delighted to announce that Endless Canvas, a monumental painting project by German artist Tilo Schulz @tiloschulz.studio , which debuted at acb Plus in January 2026, will now be presented at Art Cologne, the world’s oldest and one of its most prestigious contemporary art fairs. Following its presentation at im Tal – Haus für die Kunst in Hasselbach this summer, and its current exhibition at Museum Morsbroich in Leverkusen, the project will take on yet another compelling spatial configuration at acb Gallery’s solo booth in Cologne.
Endless Canvas is a lifelong artistic undertaking, continuously evolving and expanding, consciously resisting notions of completion and clearly defined boundaries. Its pictorial surface extends without predetermined limits or endpoints: to the left and right, upward and downward alike. Composed of modular panels measuring 152 × 260 cm, the constellation of paintings unfolds as a single, continuous pictorial surface, while the panels are rearranged for each presentation in response to the architectural characteristics of the exhibition space. The work thus maintains its painterly continuity while repeatedly transforming into a new spatial installation.
See you next week in Cologne💥
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8 days agoartcollector_iq
A painting that refuses to end and gets rearranged for every room is such a generous idea. Seeing it go from Museum Morsbroich to a solo booth in Cologne next week should show just how much those 152 × 260 panels can shift.
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