Immo Jalass

Artist in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Immo Jalass

Artist in Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Immo Jalass
Born 1938 in Hamburg, Germany. Autodidact (self taught).
Exibitions
1962 Bauzentrum Hamburg, Esplanade – Drawings and Oilpaintings
1963 Gallery in Dordrecht, Netherlands – Drawings
1965 Galerie Bürdeke, Zürich, Schweiz – Oilpaintings
1966 Galerie Ivan Spence, Ibiza, Spain – Oilpaintings
1968 Kunstcentrum T’Venster, Rotterdam - Acrylpaintings
1969 Galerie Mickery, Loenersloot, Netherlands – object and project
1969 Galerie Seriaal, Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal, Amsterdam, Netherlands – Serials
1969 Participating the 6th Atelier-Exposition Stedlijk Museum Amsterdam (see museumjournal)
1969 Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam – Participating Groupexposition ”Op losse schroeven” – Objects and Projects
1970 until 1999 Yoga.
Since 2000 I am working on the computer (digital art)
2010 5 januari t/m 31 maart Vijzelgracht 45, printings en sculptures
2010 10 januari t/m 30 januari 2010 groupexposition Galerie Plein 7, 1053 ZV Amsterdam
9 mei t/m 30 mei 2010 soloexposition printings and sculptures, Galerie Plein 7, Da Costaplein 7, 1053 ZV Amsterdam, Tel.: 020-6183388

2011 March 26th - April 16th, "Distorted Cities to Rob and Lie"

RadaЯ - Architecture & Art
Amsterdam, Rozengracht 77 A
exposition Immo Jalass, March 26th - April 16th 2011
Opening: March 26th, 17h
Exposition overview

2011 August 12th - August 27th, "Summer on a soliary beach"

2012 October 13th tot en met november 12-11-2012 at http://www.kulter.nl/KULTER..html exhibiting the following 3 artpieces

inbetween in the following Internetgalleries:
NewMasterArtists - With some backgroundinformation for several of my computerpaintings
The jpg files can be printed in any technical possible size and / or manner on all possible materials without loss in form or color.
Immo Jalass
Bijlmerdreef 732
1103 DS Amsterdam
Tel.: 020-7729374
Email: [email protected]
Internet: Galeriejalass.tripod.com

The artist:
Immo Jalass is a German artist known in The Netherlands for his work at the end of the sixties that culminated in an group exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in 1969.
In the new millennium, the artist has dedicated himself to computer art. After replacing the easel with a computer monitor and the palette of oil colors with digital graphics

  • Work
    • Digital Paintings
  • Education
    • Self