bücher

  • Art in America Annual Guide 2019
  • "International Dictionary of Artists 2011", World Wide Art Books, CA, USA
  • "Artists ID", Mediaplan publishing, USA, Europe, Greece
  • "Featured Artists 2nd edition", Mediaplan publishing, 2011 
  • "Avanguardie Artistiche 2010", Centro Diffusione Arte Editore, Italy
  • "Featured Artists", Hardcover, ISBN 9609877419, Verlag: Mediaplan publishing, 2010
  • Artwerk Verlag - Atelieransichten 3
  • "2009 International Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Modern and Contemporary Art", Casa Editrice Alba.
  • "International Contemporary Masters 2008", Omma Center of Contemporary Art, CA, USA
  • "2008 International Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Modern and Contemporary Art", Casa Editrice Alba.

artikel

  • WoA, Vol.1 2020, MoMA - The Most Influential Exhibitions in N.Y.C., Museum of Modern Art
  • World of Art, La Biennale di Venezia, 58th International Art Exhibition, July 2019
  • Monopol Kompakt, Kunstherbst 2010, Ausgabe 16.9.2010 
  • ARTisSpectrum Magazine New York, Vol. 17, page 4
  • Artfairs International (www.artfairsinternational.com) 
  • New York Arts Magazine (www.nyartsmagazin.com)
Ico Gallery New York, Curator Eugene Hwang

"02/10/2008 Amelung's meditative paintings are chromatic experiments, which ambitiously rely heavily on color and simple forms to relate the artist's themes. One gets the sense that all is gingerly placed, though there is a good amount of extemporaneity. Once the paint is brushed on, there is a confidence that it was meant to be, though it might not have come out as planned. There is no such thing as a rehearsal. There is no need for them because there are no mistakes, and so these pieces, while containing a melancholic element, embrace optimism. Any simplicity in good art is only apparent. Amelung takes on the challenge of maximizing expressionwhile keeping color and forms simple. Her solution is texture and allowing her quadrilaterals to have "imperfections." There were never any rulers involved. The result is something that appears simultaneously primitive and modern ..."
Eugene Hwang
"Andrea Amelung", ARTisSpectrum Magazine New York, Vol. 17, Seite 4

"German-born artist Andrea Amelung is deeply devoted to the experimentation of process. She has developed a special method that incorporates a variety of mediums to produce intense colors that shimmer and radiate from the canvas. Amelung a traveler at heart, with journeys and extended stays in many locales around the world. These experiences have served her well as an artist, collecting ideas, materials, and skills along the way. Since 1995, she has studied and painted in various artist studios, master classes, and workshops, efforts that have broadened her understanding of experimental processes and the practice of painting as a whole. ..."
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