Last chance to see - Tomi Ungerer's Eklips exhibition
Satire, sculpture and the eclectic world of one of the best-loved illustrators and storytellers
kunsthalle wurth, schwabisch hall, Schwäbisch Hall, Germany
From: 13 May 2010
Until: 19 September 2010
Opening hours:
Daily: 11am - 6pm
Closed Monday
Gallery
Tomi Ungerer: illustrator and individual extraordinaire
Highlights from two books by the award-winning illustrator
Now almost 80, Tomi Ungerer is still creating artworks prodigiously. This is the last chance to see the Kunsthalle Würth exhibition Eklips (until 19 September), which presents an all-encompassing display of Ungerer's work and a platform for his new ventures.
As famous for his eclecticism as for his illustrative work, Ungerer effortlessly switches between the Romanesque style of the German house book and the Anglo Saxon humour of Robert Searle. The 1000 sq. metre gallery space displays well-known drawings as well as a lot of new work, including sculptures.
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