biography

Ruben Talberg (*1964 born in Heidelberg), Israeli-German painter, sculptor, photographer. Art studies and multiple dangerous journeys to the caves of Lascaux & Altamira, Yucatan, Chaine de la Selle, Uttar Pradesh, Linga Parvata, Ahu Tonganiki, Machu Picchu, Masada etc. His first solo-exhibit was presented 1986 in Heidelberg. Talberg’s art constitutes an act of liberation. His family is related to Irving G. Thalberg, founder of the Memorial Award, Los Angeles.

Talberg is a member of the New York Artists Equity Association, Inc. (NYAEA).

Talberg lives and works in Offenbach and Southern France.

 

Ruben Talberg

 

bibliography:

R. Talberg: “Malchut”, 2007, ISBN 978-3-00-023341-8
R. Talberg: “Obsession”, 2007, ISBN 978-0-9555408-0-6
R. Talberg: „Eros & Thanathos“, 2006, ISBN 978-3-00-020407-4
R. Talberg: “Alchemy”, 2000, ISBN 978-3-00-021478-3
R. Talberg: “Asymmetry”, 1995, ISBN 978-3-00-021477-6
R. Talberg: „Anatomy of Evil“, 1991, ISBN 978-3-00-021476-9

 

selected exhibitions:

2008 JCC Offenbach • 2008 Talberg Gallery • 2007 SaLon Gallery, London • 2007 Gare Maritime, Cannes • 2006 Gallery Artoz, Fürth • 2006 B’nai B’rith Lodge, Frankfurt • 2006 Schwan–Stabilo, Nuremberg • 2006 Agora Gallery, New York • 2005 Villa Obsession, Offenbach • 2005 B. von Stechow, Image-House, Frankfurt • 2004 Gallery Schwarzkopf, Heidelberg • 2003 Castle Kronberg, Kronberg/Taunus • 2003 McCann-Erickson Art Gallery, Frankfurt • 2002 Gallery Picasso, Tel-Aviv • 2001 Gallery Schwarzkopf, Heidelberg • 2000 Auction: Beilinson-Hospital, Israel • 1999 Gallery Schwarzkopf, Heidelberg • 1999 Campaign: Art against Racism, Paris • 1998 Gallery Schwarzkopf, Heidelberg • 1997 Art Project-666, Tel-Aviv • 1995 Producer Gallery, Canvas-House, Frankfurt • 1994 McCann-Erickson Art Gallery, Frankfurt • 1993 Gallery d’Art, Amsterdam • 1992 Gallery Schwarzkopf, Heidelberg • 1991 Gallery Graf, Heidelberg • 1990 Co-Founder of "East-Side", Frankfurt • 1989 Gallery Goldberg, Tel-Aviv • 1988 Gallery Schwarzkopf, Heidelberg • 1987 Gallery Schwarzkopf, Heidelberg • 1986 Gallery Schwarzkopf, Heidelberg.