Max Frintrop's 'Mad Max' Solo Exhibition at A+B Gallery Brescia
A+B Gallery in Brescia presents 'Mad Max', the third solo exhibition of German artist Max Frintrop (born 1982 in Oberhausen) since the gallery's founding in 2011. Frintrop, a former student of Albert Oehlen at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf, develops his mentor's teachings into a personal approach to painting and abstraction through continuous experimentation. The exhibition title plays on the artist's name and the action film franchise. Large canvases explode with iridescent color, balancing between order and chaos. Structuralist elements emerge in grid details and recurring forms that interact with the gallery space, including sinuous shapes echoing a frescoed frieze. The show also features twelve works on paper that reveal Frintrop's creative process, where he tests color and paint behavior before working on canvas. His practice shows affinity with American action painting, embracing chance as a deliberate choice. The exhibition runs at A+B Gallery in Brescia.
Key facts
- Max Frintrop's third solo show at A+B Gallery since 2011
- Frintrop studied under Albert Oehlen at Kunstakademie Düsseldorf
- Exhibition titled 'Mad Max' references the film franchise
- Works include large canvases and twelve works on paper
- Frintrop's painting balances order and chaos with structuralist grids
- Show highlights his creative process and experimentation with color
- Frintrop's work engages with American action painting tradition
- Exhibition venue: A+B Gallery, Brescia
Entities
Artists
- Max Frintrop
- Albert Oehlen
Institutions
- A+B Gallery
- Kunstakademie Düsseldorf
Locations
- Brescia
- Oberhausen
- Düsseldorf