Exhibition view; Landpartie ‘26 (with work by Lolita Pelegrime)
These are the latest sculptures I have made, first shown at LANDPARTIE #2 (more info & images here), soon to be exhibited at my Solo “Alex Diamond’s Barn Dance”, Galerie Feinkunst Krüger, Hamburg (31.10.–21.11.2026). Also updated the Sculpture Portfolio with (potentially) available works, you can view it here (PDF).
Exhibition view; Landpartie ‘26 (with work by Peter Birk)
I have updated the Portfolio of available Sculptures (The VANDALS) here in this website. You can check it out here:
I have made references to the size by posting myself next to them so you can figure out how tall / small they are. If you want to meet The Vandals in person, there are currently two exhibitions featuring them, both, incidentally, in the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Straße in Hamburg (100 m apart in two different galleries):
Jahresgaben
THE SPACE
Kaiser-Wilhelm-Str. 14
until February 28
www.thespace.city
OPEN FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS 12–20H
Kaiser’s Delight
MEGA Contemporary
Kaiser-Wilhelm-Str. 87
until February 6
www.me-ga.art
FINISSAGE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 18-22H
Open by appoinment: info@me-ga.art
Short rotating videos showing the new chain saw sculptures from all angles.
Music: Bagatelle#16, John Zorn, Eric Friedlander, Michael Nicolas
For the portfolio with more info, please download the PDF here:
„The Alex Diamond Studio Experience“ is a new format of cozy events that I will host from time to time at my studio: The Ranch (the „old“ heliumcowboy and my Studio in Bäckerbreitergang 75 in Hamburg). The first of these events was held on February 28, 2025.
It‘s not a Vernissage, but a relaxed get-together in the evening, where I introduce my guests to brand new artwork and show a selection of pieces from recent times whilst sharing a few drinks and stories at the legendary bar.
This is also an opportunity to present brand new work, before it goes into exhibitions and / or collector‘s homes.
This first event also saw the unveiling of a brand new direction in my work: Art with the chainsaw!
A few weeks ago I started to saw my first sculptures out of pieces of the trunk of a massive birch we felled last year on our farm up north (we had to cut it down for security reasons). I must say, this work is insanely rewarding; chopping away on these trunks with the chainsaw is extremely satisfying and I am very happy with the results.
The exhibited artwork will be on display for a couple of weeks and you can get in touch for an appointment during this time.
