Kotter + Chandra

At (the now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2012 ...

Hans Kotter:

Freddy Chandra:

Lausberg reds

At (the now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2012 ...

Dani Marti:

Jakob Gasteiger:

Wolfram Ullrich:

Piasta's palette

Frank Piasta at (the now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2012:

Levitation

Zammy Migdal's Levitation series at (the now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2012:

Eternal Drapell

Joseph Drapell from his solo exhibition Eternal Return at (the now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2012:

Incidences

Detail shots of Michel Pierre Lachance's Incidences series at (the now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2012:

Vexler vs Henry

Paul Vexler at Bau-Xi Gallery, Toronto 2011:

John Henry at (the now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2011:

Lannoo Interference

Marie Lannoo from her solo exhibition Interference at (the now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2011:

Schmitz-Schmelzer + Mehler

Harald Schmitz-Schmelzer at (the now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2011:

Herbert Mehler at (the now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2011:

Burges on Reverse Glass

Michael Burges from his solo exhibition Reverse Glass Paintings at (now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2011:

Paas + Leach

Jürgen Paas at (now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2012:

Angela Leach at (now closed) Wynick/Tuck Gallery, Toronto 2010:

Kidner + Hsiao

Michael Kidner at Flowers Gallery Kingsland Road, London 2010:

Gilbert Hsiao at (now closed) Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2010:

Kotter's rhythm of colours

Hans Kotter's light case flickering to the rhythm of ever-evolving colours at Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2012:

Transparent objects: Fischer vs Miltchev

Berta Fischer's transparent, fluorescent hanging sculptures at Haus am Waldsee, Berlin 2012:

Milen Miltchev's pure, colourless transparent sculpture at Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2012:

Nocturne

Joseph Drapell at Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2012:

Eternal Return

Joseph Drapell's paintings in his current solo exhibition Eternal Return span almost 30 years from the 1980s to present time, like epochs of a timeless river.

Drapell at Lausberg Contemporary, Toronto 2012:

Thanks, B, for your warm welcome.  Hope I'll visit Düsseldorf this summer.