Painting forever - Deutsche Bank KunstHalle

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PAINTING FOREVER!
18 September – 10 November 2013
Press Conference 17 September 2013
Press Kit
CONTENT
Introduction
p. 2
Exhibitions
Berlinische Galerie, Franz Ackermann „Hügel und Zweifel“
p. 4
Deutsche Bank KunstHalle, “To Paint Is To Love Again. Jeanne Mammen – Antje
Majewski,Katrin Plavčak, Giovanna Sarti“
p. 6
KW Institute for Contemporary Art, “KEILRAHMEN”
p. 8
Nationalgalerie – Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, „BubeDameKönigAss“. Martin Eder,
Michael Kunze, Anselm Reyle, Thomas Scheibitz
p.10
Further Information
Event program
p. 12
Publication
p. 16
Ticket
p. 17
Images
p. 18
Biographies
p. 28
ATTENTION! You will receive the list of works at the info desks of the four partner
institutions. Please see also the websites of the institutions.
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PAINTING FOREVER!
18 September – 10 November 2013
Opening within Berlin Art Week: In the fall of 2013, four leading Berlin institutions for contemporary
art devote their attention to the topic of painting and, for the first time in this context, join forces to put
on a concerted program. The four institutions are:

Berlinische Galerie, Landesmuseum für Moderne Kunst, Franz Ackermann „Hügel und
Zweifel“ (18.09.2013–31.03.2014)

Deutsche Bank KunstHalle,„To Paint Is To Love Again. Jeanne Mammen – Antje
Majewski, Katrin Plavčak, Giovanna Sarti“ (18.09.–10.11.2013)

KW Institute for Contemporary Art, „KEILRAHMEN“ (18.09.–10.11.2013)

Nationalgalerie – Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, „BubeDameKönigAss“. Martin Eder,
Michael Kunze, Anselm Reyle, Thomas Scheibitz (06.09.–24.11.2013)
From 18 September four exhibitions go on show under the title of Painting Forever! All four run
simultaneously for eight weeks and aim to demonstrate the many aspects of painting and invite
visitors to reflect on the medium. The partners in this collaboration consciously chose to focus on the
art of painting, which has disappeared from the limelight somewhat in recent years. Initiated by the
Berlin Senate, the project represents the highlight of the city’s fall season, Berlin Art Week, which has
just begun.
For the launch of this cooperation project, initiated by the Berlin Senate, the institutions involved
have chosen painting as the focal point of this collaboration, which is to be continued in the future. The
title of the project is Painting Forever! From a solo presentation through the conceptual group
exhibition with well-known painters to a wide-ranging overview that brings together up-and-coming and
established approaches: the individual formats vary greatly and together form an exciting picture of
painting in Berlin – once again demonstrating the complexity and diversity of painting practices in the
capital.
Since the end of the 19th century at the latest, painting has played an extremely important role on
an institutional level. Through the medium of painting, the city has also brought forth experimental
artistic approaches, including the Berlin Secession, the New Objectivity and the Neuen Wilden (Young
Wild Ones). The individual and group presentations of the four exhibition formats of Painting Forever!
will demonstrate various approaches to the medium: installation-based and location-specific
approaches will play a role, as will classical concepts of painting. The exhibitions are based on various
artistic and curatorial positions and, despite their diversity, all address the question of what painting
can and wants to be today.
Painting Forever! combines both young, contemporary positions with already established artists and
also explores historical references. The individual locations of the overall project Painting Forever! are
to be understood as complementary elements, yet, at the same time, as discrete exhibitions that can
be experienced individually. The exhibition is a contribution to current debates and discourses about
the medium of painting and its role in contemporary artistic production: its
broad, open treatment of current painting practices aims to highlight the fact that, time and
again, painting assumes a central position in contemporary art discourse.
Furthermore, by presenting a range of artistic positions, the project aims to develop lines of
argument from practice, which throw up deeper questions as to the production and reception
processes associated with painting: what is the basis of the reciprocal esteem in which artists and
observers have held each other down through the centuries? What (artistic) strategies can help this
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medium, which has so often been declared dead, to overcome ist crises and formulate new positions?
What is painting’s relationship with the other media of contemporary art production? Why is painting
generally and permanently under pressure to legitimate itself although it is the artistic form of
expression upon which so much artistic practice is based? What socio-political and gender-specific
questions arise out of painting as an artistic practice today? To accompany the exhibition project, a
four-volume publication will be released.
Joint opening by the partners on September 17 at 7 pm, as part of the Berlin Art Week open air
festival on Auguststraße/ Berlin-Mitte. Four-volume publication published by Verlag Kettler
(€ 29,90). A combi-ticket to all four venues (€15) is available. Painting Forever! is scheduled at all
four venues from September 18 to November 10, 2013.
Painting Forever! – a cooperation of Berlinische Galerie, Deutsche Bank KunstHalle, KW
Institute for Contemporary Art and Nationalgalerie - Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. Opening
within the Berlin Art Week. Painting Forever! is an initiative of the Governing Mayor of Berlin,
Senate Chancellery – Cultural Affairs.
www.berlinischegalerie.de
www.deutsche-bank-kunsthalle.comwww.kw-berlin.de
www.smb.museum/nng
www.facebook.com/PaintingForever
www.berlinartweek.de
Contact Press Painting Forever!
Kathrin Luz, Kathrin Luz Communication
Tel: + 49 (0) 171-3102472
painting@neumann-luz.de
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BERLINISCHE GALERIE
FRANZ ACKERMANN, „HÜGEL UND ZWEIFEL“
(18.09.2013–31.03.2014)
Franz Ackermann
my local horizon, 2013
Oil on canvas, 220 x 170 cm
© Franz Ackermann
Courtesy Franz Ackermann and Dirimart Istanbul
From 18 September 2013 to 31 March 2014, as part of the joint project Painting
Forever! Berlinische Galerie is exhibiting works by Franz Ackermann. Ackermann (*1963
in Neumarkt St. Veit, Bavaria), a painter, illustrator and installation artist, has been one of the most
important contemporary artists for more than fifteen years. His works are to be found in numerous
public collections and he has already proven on many occasions that he can meet the challenge of
large spaces in a productive manner.
Ackermann, who studied art in Munich and Hamburg from 1984 to 1991, received a DAAD
stipend for Hong Kong in 1991. There, he began producing highly personal cartographic drawings,
which he called Mental Maps. These small-scale works are sketches of Ackermann’s subjective,
imagined or wished-for interpretations of spaces and places, which he refers back to and expands
upon in his larger works. Travel, tourism as a supposedly gentle form of colonization, media-based
consuming and/or virtual previewing of travel destinations via the Internet and the resultant sociopolitical responsibilities create a referential network for the observer.
For the first big exhibition hall at Berlinische Galerie, Franz Ackermann has developed a special
spatial concept that places wall painting, panel art and photography in conversation with one another.
Lines of sight play a role in his concept, as do transport and travel routes, room dimensions and the
technical equipment that is to be found on the floors and in the walls and ceilings of exhibition halls.
The end wall of the hall is the first dominant surface to strike the visitor when entering the room.
The only chance to see this combination of different media will be at Berlinische Galerie: the
panel paintings will return to their owners as individual works, while the mural will be painted over.
“The entire installation is simultaneously of both monumental and ephemeral character”, says Dr.
Thomas Köhler, director of Berlinische Galerie and curator of the exhibition. “The pictures appear to
fragment in the manner of a kaleidoscope, only to regroup immediately in a new constellation when
the observer moves from one place to another. The dimensions of the installation exceed the
conventional institutional scale on which paintings are usually presented. The way Ackermann
approaches the medium is a reflection of forms of expression in painting but also a way of critically
addressing communication, institutional limits and models of perception”, Köhler adds.
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“WORK THAT PRACTICALLY STARTS FROM NOTHING” – FRANZ
ACKERMANN ABOUT HIS EXHIBITION
How did the exhibition title “Hügel und Zweifel” (Hills and Doubts) come about? What are your
plans for the first big exhibition hall at Berlinische Galerie? Wherein lies the challenge?
The title refers in an associative way to two aspects of my work for Berlinische Galerie: on the one
hand, I aim to create a mural that refers in a panoramic style to classic landscape paintings and on the
other hand, this painting is complemented and at the same time consciously “disturbed” by the
addition of other works. This “disturbing” in this dimension quite consciously has its “doubts”. I see the
big exhibition hall at Berlinische Galerie more as a large transitory space, a passage. The observer will
receive my work while walking up and down or through it, rather than from a static position. Therein, in
addition to the sheer scale of the project, lies the challenge for me.
You like to play with formats, dimensions and media – what role do historical references play
in your work?
Essentially, formats are based on the idea of the image and the real space. Sometimes more clearly,
sometimes less clearly, but the historical reference is basically always there.
What is your position regarding the current discourse on “What painting can and wants to be
today”?
Painting is a part (!) of my artistic practice. It operates where it is necessary. The “discourse” airily
overlooks and underestimates the most elementary terms such as form, light, color. I am most
skeptical of this verbalization of seeing. I consider work that practically starts from nothing to be even
more topical than ever in this modern age.
www.berlinischegalerie.de
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DEUTSCHE BANK KUNSTHALLE
„TO PAINT IS TO LOVE AGAIN. JEANNE MAMMEN – ANTJE
MAJEWSKI, KATRIN PLAVČAK, GIOVANNA SARTI“
(18.09.–10.11.2013)
Jeanne Mammen
Photogene Monarchen (ca. 1967)
148 x 99 cm
Max-Delbrück-Centrum für Molekulare Medizin
(MDC), Berlin
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2013
Photo: Jeanne-Mammen-Archiv
For the collaborative project “Painting Forever!” Deutsche Bank KunstHalle presents four women
painters of different generations: Jeanne Mammen, Antje Majewski, Katrin Plavčak, and Giovanna
Sarti. Under the title “To Paint Is To Love Again”, borrowed from Henry Miller, the exhibition brings
together two generations of painters and highlights the quite diverse approaches to painting, from
abstraction through figuration to concept and processuality. Curated by Eva Scharrer.
Jeanne Mammen (1890-1976) is best known for her illustrations and socially critical depictions of
Berlin’s nightlife of the 1920s in the style of Neue Sachlichkeit. Her career was twice interrupted by
war. During the Nazi regime she continued to work secretly, turning to a painting style influenced by
expressionism and cubism, which at the time were labeled “degenerate.” After the Second World War,
she began to incorporate wire and tinfoil into her paintings, arriving at a “lyrical abstraction.” The works
shown here come from different groups of work from the 1950s to the 1970s. These are material
collages and semi-abstract compositions, populated by cipher-like symbols, ghosts, marionettes, and
masks.
For the first time this late work, which is still very little known, is confronted with works by three
Berlin-based women painters in such a way that, despite their differences, one can draw connections
in terms of both form and content. The three artists deliberately entered into a dialogue with
Mammen’s work and produced new works for the exhibition, which are shown alongside selected
existing paintings.
Antje Majewski (born 1968) follows a conceptual and anthropological approach. Her latest works are
based on texts written by museum curator Sebastian Cichocki. The Museum in the Garage (2013) is
an imaginary museum of both natural and manufactured things of diverse origin and significance.
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Majewski classifies these objects, painted in oil and egg tempera on various supports, in self-invented
categories. It is precisely through the ambiguity of artifacts removed from the museum’s clarification
system that existing systems of value and signification can be recognized and investigated.
Katrin Plavčak’s (born 1970) interdisciplinary praxis encompasses various formats and media, but
she always puts painting at the center of her considerations. Her points of departure are different
realities, pictorial spaces, and viewing perspectives that lie between representation and abstract form.
Art history, politics, science, science fiction, and utopias, as well as the artist’s personal surroundings,
are examined and commented on from a female perspective. In so doing, Plavčak places topical
subjects in a surrealist realm. The new works commissioned for the exhibition address a range of
topical issues including the banking and financial crisis.
Giovanna Sarti (born 1967) works with process and counter-compositionally in slowly superimposed
layers, making use of the individual qualities of liquid binders, metallic pigments, and glitter. Heavy
and light painting substances, applied in differing density, trigger chemical processes that can only to
a limited extent be controlled and sometimes continue even after the painting has been completed.
For Sarti, painting is a contemplative search for the universal through the microscopically small. The
new works commissioned for the exhibition address a range of topical issues including the banking
and financial crisis.
“I AM INTERESTED IN WHAT HAPPENS IF ONE RECONTEXTUALIZES THESE WORKS.” CURATOR EVA SCHARRER
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
“The juxtaposition of these four painters is less concerned with the general discourse about the
medium, the much-vaunted presumed death of painting, but more about a lively dialogue within the
medium, which obviously hasn’t exhausted itself yet. The late work of Jeanne Mammen was hardly
recognized during her lifetime. I am interested in what happens if one re-contextualizes these works:
in how they react when confronted with contemporary painting and how the invited artists react
towards Mammen’s work. I hope that the mutual joy in this dialogue becomes evident in the
exhibition.”
www.deutsche-bank-kunsthalle.com
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KW INSTITUTE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART
„KEILRAHMEN“
(18.09.–10.11.2013)
Painting Forever! KEILRAHMEN
Installation view
Photo © Christine Kisorsy
Painting Forever! KEILRAHMEN ("stretchers") at KW Institute for Contemporary Art is a collection of
74 pieces by contemporary painters who work or have worked in Berlin. The exhibition, curated by
Ellen Blumenstein, offers insights into questions and topics being addressed in painting today and
examines the meaning and significance of the medium of painting for contemporary art along with the
potential it harbors. The exhibition includes contributions from both established and emerging artists, some of whom
are exhibiting for the first time in an institution. The works address topics that are genuinely specific to
painting, such as light and composition, but also investigate the materiality of painting and explore the
possibilities panel painting offers. Diverse interpretations of painting are represented and brought into
conversation with one another. The selection of works is consciously restricted to the stretched canvas
as a classical painting format, working with what makes painting different from other genres and
visualizing the specificity of painting as an independent medium. In the classical presentation style of
large-scale 18th and 19th century exhibitions, the show aims to demonstrate both the individual works
themselves and the relationships between them. An accompanying events program invites participating painters at the exhibition to talk about
their work and their interest in painting. They will address their audiences from Nina Rhode's Kanzel
(“pulpit”, 2009), from which the artists can survey both the paintings and the visitors in the exhibition
hall.
CURATOR ELLEN BLUMENSTEIN ON "KEILRAHMEN"
“Without claiming to be comprehensive, KEILRAHMEN attempts to offer visitors an overview in the
sense of the “specula”: in idealistic thought, the specula, a look-out or watchtower, was a prominent
place from which to observe and understand relationships and contexts. Thus, the visitor can look out
over everything from the balustrade of the hall and, depending on his or her specific inclinations, study
individual details close up and/or take in the overall context of meaning.”
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WORKS BY
Nader Ahriman, Matthew Antezzo, Wolfgang Betke, Daniel Biesold, Armin Boehm, Shannon Bool,
Lutz Braun, Clara Brörmann, Maria Brunner, André Butzer, Marieta Chirulescu, Friederike Clever, Ben
Cottrell, Kerstin Drechsel, Michaela Eichwald, Friederike Feldmann, Rainer Fetting, Shannon Finley,
Hermann Gabler, Adrian Ghenie, Ellen Gronemeyer, Thilo Heinzmann, Valeria Heisenberg, Thomas
Helbig, Anton Henning, Ull Hohn, Olaf Holzapfel, Andy Hope 1930, Helena Huneke, Nadira Husain,
Dorothy Iannone, Leiko Ikemura, Sergej Jensen, Heike Kelter, Maja Körner, Thomas Kratz, Elke Silvia
Krystufek, Michael Kunze, Ulrich Lamsfuß, Olga Lewicka, Bernhard Martin, Birgit Megerle, Florian
Meisenberg, John Miller, Alexandra Müller, Michael Müller, Stefan Müller, Matt Mullican, Anne
Neukamp, Frank Nitsche, Katrin Plavčak, Gunter Reski, Bernd Ribbeck, Willem de Rooij, Aura
Rosenberg, Dennis Rudolph, Julia Rüther, Matthias Schaufler, Gerda Scheepers, Isa Schmidlehner,
Erik Schmidt, Gunna Schmidt, Thomas Schroeren, Dominik Sittig, Despina Stokou, Daniela Trixl,
Geerten Verheus, Vincent Vulsma, Klaus Weber, Marcus Weber, Dominic Wood, Amelie von Wulffen,
Kailiang Yang, Claudia Zweifel and Kanzel (2009) by Nina Rhode
www.kw-berlin.de
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NEUE NATIONALGALERIE
„BUBEDAMEKÖNIGASS“. MARTIN EDER, MICHAEL KUNZE,
ANSELM REYLE, THOMAS SCHEIBITZ
(06.09.–24.11.2013)
Thomas Scheibitz
Speicher, 2010
Oil, vinyl, pigmentmarker on canvas
308 x 190 cm
© VG Bildkunst, Bonn, 2013 for Thomas Scheibitz,
Sprüth Magers Berlin/London
Photo: Jens Ziehe
Nationalgalerie - Staatliche Museen zu Berlin is showing the group exhibition
BubeDameKönigAss (JackQueenKingAce) in the upper hall of the Neue Nationalgalerie from 6
September 2013 to 24 November 2013. Featuring Martin Eder (* 1968), Michael Kunze (* 1961),
Anselm Reyle (* 1970) and Thomas Scheibitz (* 1968), the exhibition places four central positions of
contemporary painting in Germany in a common context for the first time. Approximately 40 selected
works from the past 15 years, what at first glance may appear to be fundamentally different artistic
approaches will be examined formally and contextually in dialogue.
The four artists, all of whom live in Berlin and belong to the same generation, while often
influenced by similar sources and contexts, have created extremely stringent, but also seemingly
contradictory works. Strong contrasts in form, coloration and motifs, as well as in temporality, reveal
themselves to be inherent in the works when they are viewed together. An individual interpretation of
the medium of painting (which has been repeatedly written off as dead since the onset of Modernism)
is reflected in the works of Eder, Kunze, Reyle and Scheibitz in numerous programmatic and formal
considerations.
Abstraction and figuration, utopia and everyday life, precision and incompleteness, narration
and materiality, kitsch and geometry, strategy and coincidence – the tensions created between
these poles are addressed in an individual manner. Thus, the exhibition uses the means of painting,
some of which question themselves as an individual medium, to perform a topical revision of these
central dualisms which have been the subject of permanent declension by the visual arts since the late
19th century.
The diversity of the works not only highlights the principle of difference, but also emphasizes that
the suggestion of a clear interpretation or definition of the respective standpoints is futile. Instead, the
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works speak of a programmatic refusal to predetermine results, through an approach that
simultaneously addresses reality yet constantly questions the extremes that stem from this reality.
In addition to the formal and content-related synergies created by the juxtaposition of these four
positions, the exhibition also assumes a shared basic understanding of painting: the process of
creating works is to be understood as a thoroughly conceptual one. Through the transformation of
reality by means of diverse artistic methods, the clear aim becomes paramount: to deal with, examine
and confront one's contemporaries, within the context of an art historical tradition that has been in
existence since the Renaissance. “A TOPICAL REVISION OF ESTABLISHED DICHOTOMIES”
The two curators of the exhibition, Udo Kittelmann and Melanie Roumiguière, have this to say
about their project: “A refusal to predetermine results as part of an artistic approach is also reflected
in the metaphor of the card game as transported by the title of the exhibition. It is to be interpreted as
an effort to illustrate the diverse potential combinations in the context of contemporary painting, only to
reveal our strongest hand at the end – knave, queen, king, ace. This playful attempt to summarize the
exhibition in the Neue Nationalgalerie under a single title does not represent a certain hierarchy or
deliberate characterization of the respective individual positions on show. The central thought is that
the act of placing the works of these four artists alongside each other harbors a huge potential for
discovering other less codified perspectives on contemporary painting.”
www.smb.museum/nng
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PAINTING FOREVER! EVENT PROGRAMM
All events are in German and with free admission, unless otherwise noted.
JOINT EVENTS
Sept. 17, 2013, 7 p.m., joint opening:
Open air festival on Auguststraße in Berlin-Mitte, on the occasion of the Berlin Art Week.
All four exhibitions are open from 6 to 9 p.m. on this evening.
Oct. 29, 2013, 7 p.m., Tagesspiegel, Askanischer Platz 3, Berlin
GEGEN DEN (PINSEL-)STRICH
From simpleton to painting genius: the clichés about the role of the painter are as diverse as painting
itself. A mastery of the craft is a basic condition – but wherein lies the intellectual added value of
painting today? What is left for painting to say or give to us nowadays? Indeed, what need is there for
pictures in an era when we are drowning in images? Nicola Kuhn, art editor of Tagesspiegel, poses
these and related questions in a discussion with four “makers”/curators of the exhibitions: Ellen
Blumenstein, head curator, KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Udo Kittelmann, director of the
Nationalgalerie, Dr. Thomas Köhler, director of Berlinische Galerie and Eva Scharrer, freelance
curator for Deutsche Bank KunstHalle.
Oct 8 to Oct 11, 2013:
Malen mal 4 Fall vacation program for children and teenagers (aged 12 and up) at all four Painting
Forever! exhibition venues, in German
8. Oct. 2013, 10 a.m.–3 p.m., Deutsche Bank KunstHalle
9. Oct. 2013, 10 a.m.–4 p.m., Berlinische Galerie
10. Oct. 2013, 10 a.m.–3 p.m., Neue Nationalgalerie
11. Oct. 2013, 12 a.m.–5 p.m., KW Institute for Contemporary Art
Malen mal 4 Fall vacation program for children and teenagers (aged 12 and up) at all four Painting
Forever! exhibition venues, in German; guided by Barbara Antal, icost: 40 €, participation limited,
please register by Sept. 30. at info@jugend-im-museum.de, T: 030 266 42 22-42, conceived and
realized in cooperation with Jugend im Museum e. V.
ARTIST TALKS
Sept. 21, 2013, 7 p.m., KW Institute for Contemporary Art
Participating painters elaborate from Nina Rhode’s work Kanzel (“pulpit”, 2009). With contributions by
Matthew Antezzo, Wolfgang Betke, Armin Boehm, Leiko Ikemura, Merlin James, Nina Rhode, Isa
Schmidlehner, Thomas Schroeren, and Claudia Zweifel, German/English.
Sept. 24, 2013, 7 p.m., Neue Nationalgalerie
Martin Eder, Michael Kunze, Anselm Reyle and Thomas Scheibitz in conversation with Udo
Kittelmann and Melanie Roumiguière.
Oct. 8, 2013, 7 p.m., Neue Nationalgalerie
Martin Eder in conversation with Anna-Catharina Gebbers (writer and curator, Berlin).
Oct. 15, 2013, 7 p.m., Deutsche Bank KunstHalle
Antje Majewski, Katrin Plavčak and Giovanna Sarti in conversation with Eva Scharrer.
Anselm Reyle in conversation with Arno Brandlhuber (architect, Berlin).
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Oct. 31, 2013, 7 p.m., Berlinische Galerie
Franz Ackermann in conversation with Dr. Thomas Köhler, included in general admission.
Nov. 5, 2013, 7 p.m., Neue Nationalgalerie
Michael Kunze in conversation with Suanne Titz (director of Museum Abteiberg,
Mönchengladbach).Nov. 21, 2013, 8 p.m., Neue Nationalgalerie
Thomas Scheibitz in conversation with Michael Diers (Professor of art and picture history, HumboldtUniversität zu Berlin)
CURATOR’S TOURS
Melanie Roumiguière with Daniela Bystron, guided tour included in general admission
Oct. 21, 2013, 2 p.m., Berlinische Galerie
Dr. Thomas Köhler, guided tour included in general admission
Nov. 25, 2013, 2 p.m., Berlinische Galerie
Anne Bitterwolf, guided tour included in general admission
LECTURE
Nur ein Paar Augen sein … (To be just a pair of eyes …)
The self-conception and artistic role of Jeanne Mammen (1890–1976).
Lecture by Dr. Annelie Lütgens (Head of Departement Collection prints and drawings at the
Berlinische Galerie).
PERFORMATIVE FORMATS
Sept. 29, 2013, 10 a.m., KW Institute for Contemporary Art
Michael Müller invites you to a walk through the exhibition Signal Box by Merlin James, participation
limited, please register at ay@kw-berlin.de.
History of Painting Revisited
An evening with the artists of ff
Oct. 10, 2013, 8 p.m., KW Institute for Contemporary Art
The Performative Minute
With performances among others by Matthew Antezzo and Wolfgang Betke, admission 3 €,
German/English
Nov. 4, 2013, 3 p.m./Nov. 6, 2013, 6 p.m., KW Institute for Contemporary Art
Rahmenräumung
Performative tour through the exhibition, a project by Heinz-Brandt-Schule and a7.außeneinsatz as
part of the model program “Kulturagenten für kreative Schulen”
Nov. 7, 2013, 8 p.m., KW Institute for Contemporary Art
ff-forma
An evening with the artists of ff and friends, admission 3 €, German/English
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WORKSHOPS AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
Oct. 9/16/23, 2013, 6–8 p.m., KW Institute for Contemporary Art
The Painting Atlas – an artist-book project, workshop by Olga Lewicka, registration and information at
ay@kw-berlin.de.
Oct. 9, 2013, 4:30 p.m., Deutsche Bank KunstHalle
Tour for the blind and vision-impaired, in cooperation with the Allgemeiner Blinden- und
Sehbehindertenverein Berlin, reservation by Oct 5 at T: 030 202093-11Oct. 10, 2013, 6:30 p.m.,
Deutsche Bank KunstHalle
Tour for the hearing-impaired, in cooperation with the Gehörlosenverband Berlin e.V., reservation by
Oct 5 at T: 030 202093-11
Oct. 12, 2013, 3-4:30 p.m., KW Institute for Contemporary Art
Macht Malerei Muskeln? (“Does painting give muscles?”)
An introduction to painting for kids aged 6−10 by Julia Rüther, limited number of participants,
registration at ay@kw-berlin.de, participation 5 €.
Oct. 12, 2013, 2–3:30 p.m./4–5:30 p.m., Deutsche Bank KunstHalle
Oct. 19, 2013, 2–3:30 p.m./4–5:30 p.m., Deutsche Bank KunstHalle
Loud lavender, bellowing green, and silent black? In search of the sound of painting
Workshop for kids and youths aged 6−12, registration required at T: 030 202093-11 or
veranstaltung.kunsthalle@db.com
Oct. 16, 2013, 4:30 p.m., Deutsche Bank KunstHalle
Tour for the blind and vision-impaired, in cooperation with the Allgemeiner Blinden- und
Sehbehindertenverein Berlin, reservation by Oct 5 at T: 030 202093-11
Oct. 20, 2013, 2–3:30 p.m., Deutsche Bank KunstHalle
Guided Tour for the Hearing Impaired for Kids and Families, please make a reservation by Oct. 16 at
T: 030 202093-11, cost: € 3 per person, € 8 per family
Oct. 20, 2013, 4–5:30 p.m. Deutsche Bank KunstHalle
Guided Tour for the Blind for Kids and Families, please make a reservation by Oct. 16 at T: 030
202093-11, cost: € 3 per person, € 8 per family
Oct. 27, 11:30 a.m.–3 p.m., Deutsche Bank KunstHalle:
Family brunch & Be an artist!
For kids and adults. A brunch is following a guided tour, cost: € 12; kids over 12: € 8; kids 12 and
under: € 5; families 30 €
Nov. 1–3, 2013, 4 p.m.–6 p.m. Neue Nationalgalerie
Reine Formsache oder totale Erzählung?
Workshop for young people with Anselm Reyle and Thomas Scheibitz, headed by Sven-Ole Frahm
and Julia Rüther, price: 30 €, reservations required, call 030 266 424242
Nov. 10, 2013, 12 p.m., KW Institute for Contemporary Art
Final presentation of workshop results on The Painting Atlas, German/English
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GUIDED TOURS
Sat / Sun, 3 p.m.: Berlinische Galerie, included in general admission
Daily, 6 p.m., Wed., 1 p.m.: Deutsche Bank KunstHalle, included in general admission
Thu, 7 p.m.: KW Institute for Contemporary Art, included in general admission
Sat, 4 p.m. (in English) / Sun, 4 p.m.: Neue Nationalgalerie, included in general admission
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PAINTING FOREVER! PUBLICATION(S)
Issuer: Berlinische Galerie; Deutsche Bank KunstHalle; KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin;
Neue Nationalgalerie Berlin / 2013. This publication in four volumes is being published by Verlag
Kettler. Only the complete set will be on sale in bookstores (ISBN 978-3-86206-285-0).. At the
exhibition venues, the entire set will also be available (24.90 €) along with the individual volumes (9.80
€) as museum editions.
Introductory booklet: Greetings from the mayor of Berlin, Klaus Wowereit and joint introduction by
Gabriele Horn, Friedhelm Hütte, Udo Kittelmann and Dr. Thomas Köhler (German/English), 12 pages,
no illustrations
Volume accompanying the exhibition at Berlinische Galerie with contributions by Dr. Thomas Köhler
and Rainer Metzger (German/English), 68 pages, 31 illustrations
Volume accompanying the exhibition at Deutsche Bank KunstHalle with contributions by Dorothée
Brill, Eva Scharrer and Raimar Stange (German/English), 100 pages, 42 illustrations
Volume accompanying the exhibition at KW Institute for Contemporary Art with contributions by Ellen
Blumenstein and Jörg Heiser (German/English), 100 pages, 34 illustrations
Volume accompanying the exhibition at Neue Nationalgalerie with contributions by Anna-Catharina
Gebbers, Udo Kittelmann and Melanie Roumiguière (German/English), 112 pages, 43 illustrations
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PAINTING FOREVER! TICKET
The four exhibition venues are offering a combined ticket that is available at all four locations for 15
Euro. The combined ticket entitles the holder to a single visit to each of the Painting Forever!
exhibitions in Berlinische Galerie, Deutsche Bank KunstHalle, KW Institute for Contemporary Art and
Neue Nationalgalerie. Please take note of the different opening hours at the respective venues.
Painting Forever!
Berlinische Galerie
Franz Ackermann – Hügel und Zweifel
18.09.13 -31.03.2014
Alte Jakobstraße 124–128
10969 Berlin
Opening hours: Wed–Mon 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
To Paint Is To Love Again: Jeanne Mammen - Antje Majewski, Katrin Plavčak, Giovanna Sarti
18.09. - 10.11.2013
Unter den Linden 13–15
10117 Berlin
Opening hours: daily from 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
KW Institute for Contemporary Art
KEILRAHMEN
18.09. - 10.11.2013
Auguststraße 69
10117 Berlin
Opening hours: Wed–Mon 12–7 p.m., Thu 12–9 p.m.
Neue Nationalgalerie – Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
BubeDameKönigAss – Martin Eder, Michael Kunze, Anselm Ryle, Thomas Scheibitz
06.09. - 24.11.2013
Potsdamer Straße 50
10785 Berlin
Opening hours: Tue, Wed, Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Thu 10 a.m. –8 p.m., Sat/Sun 11 a.m.–6 p.m.
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PAINTING FOREVER! TITLES AND CREDITLINES
BERLINISCHE GALERIE
(18.09.2013–31.03.2014)
Franz Ackermann
my local horizon, 2013
© Franz Ackermann, Courtesy Dirimart,
Istanbul
Franz Ackermann
Market Target II (give me two cent), 2013
© Franz Ackermann, Courtesy Meyer
Riegger, Karlsruhe
Landscape format / Trimming: The image
may be clipped in the landscape format like
here
Franz Ackermann
Market Target II (give me two cent), 2013,
Ausschnitt, © Franz Ackermann, Courtesy
Meyer Riegger, Karlsruhe
Franz Ackermann
Aladins sister, 2012
Riegger, Karlsruhe
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Franz Ackermann
Nobles Haus, 2012
Riegger, Karlsruhe
More press images as well as installation views are available on request at
presse@berlinischegalerie.de
Please note that all of the images are protected by copyright and may only be used for press
purposes regarding the exhibition and with the corresponding credit lines.
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(18.09.–10.11.2013)
Antje Majewski
Muschel, 2013
Oil on wood
65,5 x 60 cm
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2013; Courtesy Antje
Majewski; Galerie neugerriemschneider,
Berlin
Photo: Mathias Schormann
Antje Majewski
Stein, 2013 (Installation view)
Oil on wood
35 x 40 cm
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2013; Courtesy Antje
Majewski; Galerie neugerriemschneider,
Berlin
Jeanne Mammen
Photogene Monarchen, undated (ca. 1967)
Oil and tinfoil on cardboard
148 x 99 cm
Max-Delbrück-Centrum für Molekulare
Medizin (MDC), Berlin
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2013
Photo: Jeanne-Mammen-Archiv
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Jeanne Mammen
Unheimlicher Besuch, undated (ca. 19671969)
Oil and tin foil on canvas
45 x 38 cm
© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2013; Courtesy
Jeanne-Mammen-Stiftung, STIFTUNG
STADTMUSEUM BERLIN –
Landesmuseum für Kultur und Geschichte
Berlins
Katrin Plavčak
Freddie Mac & Fannie Mae having a ball,
2013
Oil on cotton
70x 70 cm
© Katrin Plavčak; Courtesy Galerie
Mezzanin, Wien
Katrin Plavčak
Unendliche Begegnung, 2011
Oil on canvas
205 x 280 cm
© Katrin Plavčak, Courtesy: Dispari &
Dispari Project/Andrea Sassi, Reggio Emilia
Photo: Andrea Sassi
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Giovanna Sarti
Untitled, 2013
Crayon, water color and copper powder on
canvas
50 x 45 cm
© Giovanna Sarti; Courtesy Giovanna Sarti
Giovanna Sarti
Chiare Ombre – Scure Riflessioni, 2013
Ink, lacquer and metal powder on canvas
100 x 130 cm
© Giovanna Sarti; Courtesy Giovanna Sarti
Images from the Institution Deutsche Bank KunstHalle as well as present and future exhibits can
be downloaded free of charge. Please note that the publication of picture files is permitted
only for press purposes and with the corresponding credit lines. Additonal information corresponding
to each picture file is downloaded automatically as an html-document along with the image. You can
also access this information on our Photo Service Site in the 'Info' Section. In the case of publication
please send two copies to:
Unter den Linden 13 / 15
10117 Berlin
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„KEILRAHMEN“
(18.09.–10.11.2013)
Installation view
Installation view
Installation view
Please note that all of the images are protected by copyright and may only be used for press
purposes regarding the exhibition and with the corresponding credit lines.
More press photos as well as images of each painting are available on request at press@kwberlin.de.
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(06.09.–24.11.2013)
Anselm Reyle
Untitled, 2006
Mixed media on canvas, acrylic glass
234 x 199 x 25 cm
© Private Collection. FundaciónAlmine y
Bernard Ruiz-Picasso para el Arte
Photo: Matthias Kolb
Anselm Reyle
Untitled (for Otto Freundlich)
2005
Mixed media on canvas
298 x 140 cm
© Katja Strunz, Uwe Henneken, Berlin
Photo: Matthias Kolb
Michael Kunze
Buchstabierfalle O, 2007
Oil on canvas
120 x 80 cm
© WK Archipel Collection
Photo: Laura Rimpapati
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Michael Kunze
Tag der geschlossenen Tür/ Patusan, 2012
Oil on canvas
240 x 205 cm
© Nationalgalerie, Staatliche Museen zu
Berlin
Photo: Ulrich Paffrath
Thomas Scheibitz
Speicher, 2010
Oil, vinyl, pigmentmarker on canvas
308 x 190 cm
© VG Bildkunst, Bonn, 2013 für Thomas
Scheibitz, Sprüth Magers Berlin London
Photo: Jens Ziehe
Thomas Scheibitz
EX, 1997
Oil on canvas
140 x 110 cm
© VG Bildkunst, Bonn, 2013 für Thomas
Scheibitz
Photo: Jens Ziehe
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Martin Eder
Schweigen, 2009
Oil on canvas
150 x 115 cm
© VG Bildkunst, Bonn, 2013,
Sam Trower
Photo: Uwe Walter, Berlin
Martin Eder,
Nervosität, 2012
Oil on canvas
245,5 x 168,3 cm
© Friedrich Christian Flick Collection,
VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2013
Photo: Uwe Walter, Berlin
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Royalty-free reproduction is permissible only for current media coverage of the exhibition and only
if the complete credit line is mentioned. In all other cases the user is obliged to clarify copyright
issues in advance of his or her own accord. Passing the material on to third parties is not permitted.
The press photos must be deleted from all online media four weeks after the conclusion of the
exhibition. You are kindly requested to send a file copy to the press office of Staatliche Museen zu
Berlin.
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PAINTING FOREVER! BIOGRAPHIES
BERLINISCHE GALERIE
(18.09.2013–31.03.2014)
Franz Ackermann
1963 geboren in Neumarkt St. Veit, Deutschland / born in Neumarkt St. Veit, Germany
lebt und arbeitet in Berlin und Karlsruhe / lives and works in Berlin and Karlsruhe
Ausbildung / education: Akademie der Bildenden Künste, München; Hochschule für Bildende
Kunst, Hamburg
Ausstellungen (Auswahl) / exhibitions (selection)
2013 Museum Folkwang, Essen, DE; Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, DE; Marta Herford, DE; 2012 Faena
Arts Center, Buenos Aires, AR (einzel / solo); 2009 Tate Britain, London, GB; Kunstmuseum Bonn,
DE (einzel / solo); 2007 DA2 Domus Artium 2002, Salamanca, ES (einzel / solo); 2006
Kestnergesellschaft, Hannover, DE (einzel / solo); 2005 The Museum of Modern Art, New York, US;
Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, IE (solo / einzel); FRAC, Champagne-Ardenne, Reims, FR
(einzel / solo); 2004 Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus und Kunstbau, München, DE (einzel / solo);
2003 Kunsthalle Nürnberg / Nuremberg, DE (einzel / solo); Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, DE (einzel /
solo); 2002 Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, US (einzel / solo); Stedelijk Museum,
Amsterdam, NL (einzel / solo)
(18.09.–10.11.2013)
Jeanne Mammen
1890 geboren in / born in Berlin
1908 Beginn der Ausbildung zur Malerin an der Académie Julian, Paris / starts training as a painter at
the Académie Julian, Paris
1908 Fortsetzung der künstlerischen Ausbildung an der / continues her artistic studies at the
Académie Royal des Beaux-Arts, Brüssel /, Brussels, BE
1911 Scuola Libera Academica Villa Medici, Rom / Rome, IT
1914–1918 Skizzenbücher mit Motiven der Boulevards der Metropolen Paris, Brüssel und Amsterdam
/ sketchbooks with boulevard motifs of the metropolitan cities of Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam
Ab 1916 lebt sie wieder in Berlin / as of 1916 returns to live in Berlin
Ab 1927 füllen Arbeiten von Mammen die Titelblätter und Seiten zahlreicher Zeitschriften und
Witzblätter wie Jugend, Die Dame, Simplicissimus usw. / As of 1927 Mammen’s works grace the
covers and fill the pages of numerous magazines and comics such as Jugend, Die Dame,
Simplicissimus, etc.
1933–1945 Ausstellungsverbot / banned from exhibiting
1949/50 Mitglied des Künstlerkabaretts Die Badewanne / member of the artists’ cabaret Die
Badewanne
1976 gestorben in / died in Berlin
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Ausstellung (Auswahl) / exhibitions (selection)
2011 Museum of Modern Art, New York, US; 2009 Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles,
US; 2008 Paula Modersohn-Becker Museum, Bremen, DE (einzel / solo); 2006 August Macke Haus,
Bonn, DE (einzel / solo); 2002 Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin, Ephraim-Palais, Berlin, DE, (einzel /
solo); 1997 Berlinische Galerie, Berlin, DE (einzel / solo); 1996 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum,
New York, US;1991 Kunsthalle Emden, Stiftung Henri Nannen, Emden, DE (einzel / solo); 1987
Centre Pompidou, Paris, FR; 1970 Neuer Berliner Kunstverein, Berlin, DE (einzel / solo); 1960
Akademie der Künste, Berlin, DE (einzel / solo); 1930 Galerie Fritz Gurlitt, Berlin, DE (einzel / solo)
Antje Majewski
1968 geboren in / born in Marl
Lebt und arbeitet in / lives and works in Berlin
2013 Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt am Main, DE; 2012 Villa Romana, Florenz / Florence, IT
(einzel / solo); Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin, DE; 2011; Kunsthaus Graz, AT (einzel / solo);
2009 Temporäre Kunsthalle Berlin, Berlin, DE; 2008 Salzburger Kunstverein, Salzburg, AT (einzel /
solo); 2008 ZKM | Museum für Neue Kunst, Karlsruhe, DE; 2001 Kunsthalle Basel, CH, (einzel /
solo); Deichtorhallen, Hamburg, DE
Katrin Plavčak
1970 geboren in / born in Gütersloh
2013 Il Giardino di Daniel Spoerri, Seggiano, IT (einzel / solo); 2012 Österreichisches Kulturforum,
Prag/ Prague, CZ (einzel / solo); 2011 Bergen Kunstmuseum, Bergen, NO; Sammlung Falckenberg,
Hamburg, DE; Salzburger Kunstverein, Salzburg AT; 2010 Kunsthalle Wien/ Vienna, AT; 2009
Secession, Wien / Vienna, AT (einzel / solo), Kunsthaus Graz, Graz, AT
Giovanna Sarti
1967 geboren in / born in Cervia, IT
Lebt und arbeitet / lives and works in Berlin und / and Cervia, IT
2013 L40 Berlin; 2012 Biblioteca di Cervia Maria Goia, Cervia, IT (einzel / solo); 2011 Ancient &
Modern, London; 2010 TÄT, Berlin, DE (einzel / solo); neon-campobase, Bologna, IT (einzel / solo);
2007 Autocenter, Berlin, DE, (einzel / solo); 2006 Überbau, Düsseldorf, DE
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Martin Eder
1968 geboren / born in Augsburg
2012 MODEM Centre for Modern and Contemporary Arts, Debrezin / Debrecen, HU; 2011 Essl
Museum, Klosterneuburg, AT; 2009 Staatliche Kunstsammlungen – Galerie Neue Meister, Dresden,
DE (einzel / solo); Hamburger Kunsthalle – Galerie der Gegenwart, Hamburg; 2008 Kunsthalle
Mannheim, DE (einzel / solo); Mönchehaus Museum für Moderne Kunst, Goslar, DE (einzel / solo);
Gemeentemuseum, Den Haag, NL (einzel / solo); DE; 2000 Galerie für Zeitgenössische Kunst
Leipzig, DE (einzel / solo);
Michael Kunze
1961 geboren in München / born in Munich
2013 Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, DE (einzel / solo); Museum Kurhaus Kleve, DE; 2010 Bundeskunsthalle
Bonn, DE; 2009 Städtische Galerie Delmenhorst, DE; 2008 Kunstmuseum Thun, CH; 2007 ZKM |
Museum für Neue Kunst, Karlsruhe, DE (einzel / solo); 2005 Kunsthalle Nürnberg / Nuremberg, DE;
2004 Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei, TW; 2003 K21, Düsseldorf, DE; 2002 2nd Seoul
International Media Art Biennale, Seoul, KR;
Anselm Reyle
1970 geboren in / born in Tübingen
2013 Neues Museum Nürnberg / Nuremberg, DE; 2013 Le Magasin – Centre National d’Art
Contemporain de Grenoble, FR (einzel / solo); 2012 Deichtorhallen, Hamburg, DE (einzel / solo);
2011 Arken Museum of Modern Art, Ishøj, DK (einzel / solo); Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines,
US (einzel / solo); 2009 Kunsthalle Tübingen, DE (einzel / solo); 2009 Essl Museum,
Klosterneuburg, AT; 2008 Malmö Konsthall, Malmö, SE; ZKM | Museum für Neue Kunst, Karlsruhe,
DE; 2007 Tate Modern, London, UK; 2006 Kunsthalle Zürich / Zurich, CH (einzel / solo)
Thomas Scheibitz
1968 geboren in / born in Radeberg
2013 BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Newcastle, UK (einzel / solo); Lenbachhaus, München /
Munich, DE; Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig, DE; 2012 Museum für Moderne Kunst,
Frankfurt am Main, DE (einzel / solo); Centre Pompidou, Paris, FR; Pinakothek der Moderne,
München / Munich, DE; 2010 Staatliche Kunstsammlungen, Dresden, DE; 2008 Camden Arts
Centre, London, UK (einzel / solo); 2007 The Museum of Modern Art, New York, US; 2005 51.
Biennale di Venezia, Venedig / Venice, IT
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„KEILRAHMEN“
(18.09.–10.11.2013)
Nader Ahriman
1964 geboren | born in Shiraz, IR, lebt und
arbeitet | lives and works in Berlin, DE
1964 geboren | born in Leipzig, DE, lebt und
Einzelausstellungen | solo exhibitions
2010 • Guardini Galerie, Berlin, DE
2009 • Galerie koal, Berlin, DE
2003 • Tel Aviv Artist’s Studios, Tel Aviv, IL
Gruppenausstellungen | group exhibitions
2012 • Galerie koal, Berlin, DE
• Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv, IL
2008 • Haus am Waldsee, Berlin, DE
2013 • Kunstverein Hamburg, DE
2003 • Kunstverein Freiburg, DE
1997 • Kunsthalle St. Gallen, CH
2011 • Autocenter on location/based in Berlin,
Berlin, DE
2008 • Trient | Trento, IT
2001 • Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, US
Armin Boehm
1972 geboren | born in Aachen, DE, lebt und
Matthew Antezzo
1962 geboren | born in Connecticut, US, lebt
und arbeitet | lives and works in Berlin, DE
2012 • Meyer Riegger, Berlin, DE
2009 • Kunstverein Braunschweig | Brunswick,
DE
2008 • Galleria Francesca Minini, Mailand |
Milan, DE
2012 • ISCP, New York, US
2011 • Klosterfelde, Berlin, DE
• Monterrey, Nuevo León, MX
2011 • Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt am Main,
DE
2010 • Städtische Galerie Delmenhorst, DE
2009 • Sprengel Museum Hannover | Hanover
2013 • Nordic Biennial, Momentum Kunsthall,
Moss, NO
2012 • Collezione Maramotti, Reggio
nell’Emilia, IT
• PSM, Berlin, DE
Shannon Bool
1972 geboren | born in Comox, CA, lebt und
Wolfgang Betke
1958 geboren | born in Düsseldorf, DE, lebt
2013 • Kadel Willborn, Düsseldorf, DE
2011 • Kunstverein Bonn, DE
2010 • GAK – Gesellschaft für Aktuelle Kunst,
Bremen, DE
2013 • Aurel Scheibler, Berlin, DE
2012 • Städtische Galerie Waldkraiburg, DE
2011 • Galleri Opdahl, Stavanger, NO
2013 • Southern Alberta Art Gallery,
Lethbridge, CA
2012 • Sprengel Museum Hannover/
kestnergesellschaft/ Kunstverein Hannover
2010 • Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt, DE
2012 • kunstbunker, Nürnberg | Nuremberg
2011 • Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, DE, Muzeum
Sztuki Nowoczesnej w Warszawie, Warschau |
Warsaw, PL
2008 • Erste Konsthall, Göteborg, SE
Lutz Braun
Daniel Biesold
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2009 • Kunsthalle Nürnberg | Nuremberg, DE
1976 geboren | born in Schleswig, DE, lebt und
2013 • Bienal Internacional de Curitiba, BR
• The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los
Angeles, US
• Kunsthalle Emden, DE
2013 • Galerie Matthias Jahn, München |
Munich, DE
2012 • ACME, Los Angeles, US
2010 • Galerie Christian Nagel, Berlin, DE
Marieta Chirulescu
1974 geboren | born in Sibiu, RO, lebt und
2011 • Galerie Matthias Jahn, München |
Munich, DE
2009 • Andreas Melas Presents, Athen |
Athens, GR
2006 • CourtYard Gallery Annex, Beijing, CN
2013 • Galerie Micky Schubert, Berlin, DE
2011 • Neues Museum, Nürnberg |
Nuremberg, DE
2010 • Kunsthalle Basel, CH
Clara Brörmann
1982 geboren | born in Duisburg, DE, lebt und
2013 • Museum Folkwang, Essen, DE
2012 • Biennale d’art contemporain, Rennes
2012 • Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen,
Rotterdam, NL
2013 • Nicelle Beauchene Gallery, New York
2012 • Schwarz Contemporary, Berlin, DE
2011 • Dorothea Konwiarz Stiftung, Berlin, DE
Friederike Clever
1971 geboren | born in Berlin, DE, lebt und
2013 • Kunsthalle Athena, Athen | Athens, GR
2011 • Madder 139, London, UK
2010 • Autocenter, Berlin, DE
2008 • Galerie Karin Guenther, Hamburg, DE
2006 • Broadway 1602, New York, US
2004 • Kunsthalle zu Kiel, DE
Maria Brunner
1962 geboren | born in Lienz, AT, lebt und
2010 • Arthur Boskamp Stiftung M.1,
Hohenlockstedt, DE
• Kunstverein in Hamburg, DE
2012 • Kunstverein Offenburg, DE
2010 • Kunst Forum Rottweil, DE
2008 • Kunstverein Heilbronn, DE
Ben Cottrell
1972 geboren | born in Truro, Cornwall, UK,
lebt und arbeitet | lives and works in Berlin, DE
2012 • Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum,
Innsbruck, AT
2009 • Kaiserliche Hofburg Innsbruck, AT
2006 • Städtische Galerie im Alten Rathaus,
Lahr, DE
2013 • Galerie Sabine Knust, Knust × Kunz,
München | Munich, DE
• Galerie Warhus Rittershaus, Köln | Cologne
2010 • Galerie Ben Kaufmann, Berlin, DE
André Butzer
1973 geboren | born in Stuttgart, DE, lebt und
arbeitet | lives and works in Rangsdorf bei |
near Berlin, DE
2011 • Kunstverein Gütersloh, DE
2009 • Ballhaus Ost, Berlin, DE
2007 • Forever and a Day Büro, Berlin, DE
2013 • Galerie Max Hetzler, Berlin, DE
2011 • kestnergesellschaft, Hannover |
Hanover, DE
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Kerstin Drechsel
1966 geboren | born in Reinbek bei Hamburg,
DE, lebt und arbeitet | lives and works in
Berlin, DE
2003 • ZKM Karlsruhe, DE
1982 • Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin, DE
1981 • Royal Academy of Art, London, UK
2013 • SEPTEMBER, Berlin, DE
2012 • Stellwerk im Kulturbahnhof,
Contemporary Art Space, Kassel, DE
• Vane Gallery, New-castle upon Tyne, UK
2013 • Gallery of the Central Bohemian Region
(GASK), Kutnà Hora, CZ
• Launch F 18, New York, US
2006 • Museum Ludwig, Köln | Cologne, DE
Shannon Finley
1974 geboren | born in Lindsay, Ontario, CA,
2012 • Bischoff Weiss Gallery, London, UK
2011 • Galerie Christian Ehrentraut, Berlin, DE
2010 • Silverman Gallery, San Francisco, US
2013 • Prague Biennale Photo 3, Prag |
Prague, CZ
2012 • Galerie im Ratskeller, Berlin, DE
2011 • Nettie Horn Gallery, London, UK
Michaela Eichwald
1967 geboren | born in Gummersbach, DE,
Hermann Gabler
1958 geboren | born in Fürth, DE, lebt und arbeitet | lives and works in Amsterdam, NL, und
| and Berlin, DE
2013 • Reena Spaulings, New York, US
2012 • dépendance, Brüssel | Brussels, BE
2010 • Pro Choice, Wien | Vienna, AT
2009 • Sanagi, Tokio | Tokyo, JP
1987 • Galerie Onrust, Amsterdam, NL
2012 • Galerie Zwinger, Berlin, DE
1999 • Momenta, Brooklyn, NY, US
1993 • Stadhouderskade 112, Amsterdam, NL
2013 • Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Basel
• Kunstverein Weiden, DE
2012 • White Columns, New York, US
Friederike Feldmann
1962 geboren | born in Bielefeld, DE, lebt und
Adrian Ghenie
1977 geboren | born in Baia Mare, RO, lebt
2013 • Brandenburgischer Kunstverein
Potsdam, DE
2007 • Kunstverein Friedrichshafen, DE
2005 • Kunsthalle Bielefeld, DE
2013 • Pace Gallery, New York, US
2012 • Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver
2010 • Stedelijk Museum voor Actuele Kunst
(S.M.A.K), Gent | Ghent, BE
2013 • kunst-bunker, Nürnberg | Nuremberg
2012 • Kunsthaus Dresden, DE
2011 • Prague Biennale 5, Prag | Prague, CZ
2012 • Palazzo Strozzi, Florenz | Florence, IT
• San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
(SFMoMA), San Francisco, US
2011 • 54. La Biennale di Venezia, Arsenale,
Venedig | Venice, IT
Rainer Fetting
1949 geboren | born in Wilhelmshaven, DE,
2011 • Berlinische Galerie, Berlin, DE
2010 • Kunsthalle Tübingen, DE
Ellen Gronemeyer
1979 geboren | born in Fulda, DE, lebt und
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2012 • Greengrassi, London, UK
2011 • Kimmerich, New York, US
2010 • Galerie Karin Guenther, Hamburg, DE
2013 • Museo Pecci, Prato, IT
• Museum Dhont Dhaenens, Deuerle, BE
2012 • Doron Sebagh Art Collection, Tel Aviv
2012 • Shane Campbell Gallery (mit | with
Helena Huneke, Verena Dengler et al.),
Chicago, US
2011 • Portikus, Frankfurt am Main, DE
2010 • CAPC, Bordeaux, FR
Anton Henning
arbeitet | lives and works in Manker, DE
2012 • Magasin 3 Konsthall, Stockholm, SE
2009 • De Pont, Tilburg, NL
2005 • Museum für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt
am Main, DE
Thilo Heinzmann
1969 geboren | born, lebt und arbeitet | lives
and works in Berlin, DE
2012 • Museum Boijmans van Beuningen,
Rotterdam, NL
2010 • Museu de Arte, São Paulo, BR
2009 • Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, UK
2013 • Galerie Guido W. Baudach, Berlin, DE
2012 • dépendance, Brüssel | Brussels, BE
2011 • Carl Freedman Gallery, London, UK
Ull Hohn
1960 geboren | born in Trier, DE, 1995
gestorben | died in Berlin, DE
2012 • Oklahoma City Museum of Art,
Oklahoma, US
2011 • IVAM Institut Valencià d’Art Modern,
Valencia, ES
2010 • Bortolami, New York, US
2006 • Galerie NEU, Berlin, DE
1996 • Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, DE
1993 • AFA American Fine Arts, New York, US
Valeria Heisenberg
1969 geboren | born in München | Munich, DE,
2011 • Sculpture Center, New York, US
2001 • NGBK, Berlin, DE
1994 • Kunstraum Wien | Vienna, AT
2012 • Galerie Funke, Berlin, DE
2011 • Galerie Andreas Höhne, München |
Munich, DE
2009 • Stadtmuseum Groß-Gerau, DE
Olaf Holzapfel
1969 geboren | born in Görlitz, DE, lebt und
2012 • Wonderloch Kellerland, Berlin, DE,
Kreuzberg Pavillon, Kassel, DE, Wiener Art
Foundation, Wien | Vienna, AT
2011 • Palais Kabelwerk, Wien | Vienna, AT
2010 • Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, DE
2013 • Galerie Albert Baronian, Brüssel |
Brussels, BE
2011 • Galerie Gebr. Lehmann, Dresden, DE
2009 • Galerie im Taxispalais, Innsbruck, AT
Thomas Helbig
1967 geboren | born in Rosenheim, DE, lebt
2013 • Museum of Contemporary Art,
Nasjonalmuseet, Oslo, NO
2012 • Sprengel Museum Hannover/
kestnergesellschaft/ Kunstverein Hannover
2011 • Lateinamerikanischer Pavillon | Latin
American Pavillon, 54.Biennale di Venezia,
Venedig | Venice, IT
2013 • Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle, München |
Munich, DE
2012 • Galerie Guido W. Baudach, Berlin, DE
2010 • China Art Objects Gallery, Los Angeles
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2007 • Witte de With, Rotterdam, NL
2005 • Whitney Biennial, New York, US
Andy Hope 1930
Lebt und arbeitet | lives and works in Berlin,
DE
2012 • kestner-gesellschaft, Hannover |
Hanover, DE
2010 • Freud Museum, London, UK
2009 • Sammlung Goetz, München | Munich
Leiko Ikemura
Geboren | born in Tsu City, Präfektur |
Prefecture Mie, JP, lebt und arbeitet | lives and
works in Berlin, DE, und | and Köln | Cologne
2013 • Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe, DE
2011 • The National Museum of Modern Art,
Tokio | Tokyo, JP, Mie Prefectural Art
Museum, Mie, JP
2010 • Sauerland-Museum, Arnsberg, DE
2012 • Centre Pompidou, Paris, FR
2011 • Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin, DE
2010 • Museu de Arte de São Paulo, BR
Helena Huneke
1967 geboren | born in Münster, DE, 2012
gestorben | died in Berlin, DE
2013 • Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern, CH
2012 • Museum on the Seam, Jerusalem, IL
2011 • KW Institute for Contemporary Art,
Berlin, DE
2008 • Montgomery, Berlin, DE
2004 • Gastatelier Goldbekhof, Hamburg, DE
2002 • Maschenmode, Berlin, DE
Sergej Jensen
1973 geboren | born in Maglegaard, DK Lebt
und arbeitet | lives and works in Berlin, DE,
und | and New York, US
2012 • Shane Cambell, Chicago, US
2011 • Vilma Gold, London, UK
2004 • Kunstverein in Hamburg, DE
2013 • Berlinische Galerie, Berlin, DE
2011 • MoMA PS1, New York, US
2010 • Portikus, Frankfurt am Main, DE
Nadira Husain
1980 geboren | born in Paris, FR, lebt und
arbeitet | lives and works in Berlin, DE, und |
and Paris, FR
2013 • IMMA – Irish Museum of Modern Art,
Dublin, IE
• Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg, DE
2012 • Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago
2013 • Art Basel Miami Beach, Presented by
PSM, Berlin, DE, in Miami, US
• Tempo Rubato, Tel Aviv, IL
2012 • Galerie Tobias Naehring, Leipzig, DE
Heike Kelter
1964 geboren | born in Münster, DE Lebt und
2012 • Tempo Rubato, Tel Aviv, IL
2011 • Stagnation, Istanbul, TR
• Galerie Tobias Naehring, Leipzig, DE
2012 • Galerie Stock, Berlin, DE
2011 • Galerie Seiler, München | Munich, DE
2006 • Autocenter, Berlin, DE
Dorothy Iannone
1933 geboren | born in Boston, US, lebt und
2011 • Palais Kabelwerk, Wien | Vienna, AT
2010 • Wiener Art Foundation/ Galerie Kugler,
Wien | Vienna, AT
2013 • Camden Arts Centre, London, UK
2009 • New Museum, New York, US
2006 • Kunsthalle Wien | Vienna, AT
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Maja Körner
1976 geboren | born in Bielefeld, DE, lebt und
arbeitet | lives and works in Rangsdorf bei |
near Berlin, DE
2011 • Galerie Börgmann, Krefeld, DE
2013 • Museum Kurhaus Kleve, DE
2012 • Stadtgalerie, Kiel, DE, Märkisches
Museum, Witten, DE, Städtische Galerie,
Bietigheim-Bissingen, DE
2011 • Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der
Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Bonn, DE
Ulrich Lamsfuß
1971 geboren | born in Bonn, DE, lebt und
2012 • b-05, Montabaur, DE
2011 • Galerie Hammelehle und Ahrens, Köln |
Cologne, DE
2010 • European Fine Art, Berlin, DE
2013 • Lombard Freid Projects, New York, US
2012 • Galerie Daniel Templon, Paris, FR
• Galerie Hammelehle und Ahrens, Köln |
Cologne, DE
Thomas Kratz
1972 geboren | born in Waiblingen, DE, lebt
2012 • Sprengel Museum Hannover | Hanover
2008 • MARTa, Herford, DE
2006 • Galerie Max Hetzler, Berlin, DE
2013 • Galleria collicaligreggi, Catania, IT
2012 • Bielefelder Kunstverein, Bielefeld, DE
• Croy Nielsen, Berlin, DE
2013 • km-k, Graz, AT
• Nomas Foundation, Rom | Rome, IT
• Biennale Online, ART+
Olga Lewicka
1975 geboren | born in Wrocław, PL, lebt und
2012 • Verein zur Förderung von Kunst und
Kultur am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, Berlin, DE
2009 • Galerie lokal_30, Warschau | Warsaw
2005 • Centre for Contemporary Art
Ujazdowski Castle, Warschau | Warsaw, PL
Elke Silvia Krystufek
1970 geboren | born in Wien | Vienna, AT, lebt
und | and Wien | Vienna, AT
2013 • Salon Jirout, Berlin, DE
• Galerie Nicola von Senger, Zürich | Zurich
2012 • Le Confort Moderne, Poitiers, FR
2007 • Nationalgalerie Zachęta, Warschau |
Warsaw, PL
2004 • Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, DE
2013 • Muzeul National De Arta
Contemporana, Bukarest | Bucarest, RO
• Kunstmuseum, Bern, CH
2012 • Louisiana Museum of Modern Art,
Louisiana, DK
Bernhard Martin
1966 geboren | born in Hannover | Hanover,
Berlin, DE
Michael Kunze
2013 • Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris, FR
2008 • Städtische Galerie, Wolfsburg, DE,
Kunsthalle Lingen, DE
2006 • Arario Museum, Seoul, KR
2013 • Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, DE
2012 • Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin, DE
2007 • ZKM Karlsruhe, DE
2010 • MAC/ AL, Musée d’Art Contemporain
du Val de Marne, Vitry-sur Seine, FR
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2007 • Le printemps de Septembre-à
Toulouse, FR, Centre d’Art Santa Monica,
Barcelona, ES
2004 • Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst,
Zürich | Zurich, CH
Alexandra Müller
1969 geboren | born in Düren, DE, lebt und
Birgit Megerle
1975 geboren | born in Geisingen, DE, lebt und
2013 • Tanja Pol Galerie, München | Munich,
DE
2011 • Leopold-Hoesch-Museum, Düren, DE
2010 • Galerie Vera Gliem, Köln | Cologne, DE
2013 • Galeria Fonti, Liste Basel, CH
2010 • Kunsthalle, Lingen, DE
2009 • Galerie Neu, Berlin, DE
2011 • Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt am Main,
2009 • Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, DE
2008 • Kunstverein Nürnberg | Nuremberg, DE
2013 • Künstlerhaus, Graz, AT
2011 • Badischer Kunst-verein, Karlsruhe, DE
2010 • Alex Zachary, New York, US
Michael Müller
1970 geboren | born in Ingelheim am Rhein,
Berlin, DE
Florian Meisenberg
arbeitet | lives and works in New York, US
2011 • Galerie Thomas Schulte, Berlin, DE
• Amrita Jhaveri, Mumbai, IN
2005 • Galerie Ursula Walbröl, Düsseldorf, DE
2013 • Simone Subal Gallery, New York, US
2012 • Wentrup Gallery, Berlin, DE
2011 • Wilhelm-Hack- Museum,
Ludwigshafen, DE
2012 • Aanant & Zoo, Berlin, DE
2010 • Kunsthalle zu Kiel, DE
2009 • Lalit Kala Academi, Delhi, IN
Stefan Müller
1971 geboren | born in Frankfurt am Main, DE,
lebt und arbeitet | lives and works in Berlin,
DE, und | and Köln | Cologne, DE
2012 • Boros Collection, Berlin, DE
• Alte Reichsabtei, Aachen, DE
2011 • Tanzschule Projects, München |
Munich, DE
2013 • Kölnischer Kunstverein, Köln | Cologne,
DE
2012 • Galerie Nagel Draxler, Berlin, DE
2010 • Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, DE
John Miller
1954 geboren | born in Cleveland, US, lebt und
and New York, US
2013 • Marc Jancou Contemporary, Genf |
Geneva, CH
2012 • Galerie Praz-Delavallade, Paris, FR
2011 • Museum Ludwig, Köln | Cologne, DE
2013 • Bundeskunsthalle, Bonn, DE
• IMMA – Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin
2011 • Städtische Galerie Karlsruhe, DE
Matt Mullican
1951 geboren | born in Santa Monica, US, lebt
und | and New York, US
2011 • The Jewish Museum of Belgium,
Brüssel | Brussels, BE
2010 • Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina
Sofía, Madrid, ES
2013 • Museo Tamayo, Mexiko-Stadt | Mexico
City, MX
2011 • Haus der Kunst, München | Munich, DE
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2010 • Institut d’Art Contemporain,
Villeurbanne, FR
2009 • Kunsthaus Graz, AT
Gunter Reski
1963 geboren | born in Bochum, DE, lebt und
2013 • Kunstverein Rheinlande und Westfalen,
Düsseldorf, DE
• Galerie Karin Guenther, Hamburg, DE
2011 • AWAO, Berlin, DE
2013 • 55. Biennale di Venezia, Venedig |
Venice, IT
2011 • Centre Pompidou-Metz, FR
2009 • Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Anne Neukamp
1976 geboren in Düsseldorf, DE, lebt und
2011 • Deichtorhallen Hamburg/ Sammlung
Falckenberg, Hamburg, DE
2013 • Oldenburger Kunstverein, DE
2012 • Wilhelm-Hack-Museum, Ludwigshafen
• Galerija Gregor Podnar, Berlin, DE
Nina Rhode
1971 geboren | born in Düsseldorf, DE, lebt
2012 • KAI 10, Düsseldorf, DE
2011 • KW Institute for Contemporary Art,
Berlin, DE
• Prague Biennale 5, Prag | Prague, CZ
2013 • Galerie Sandra Bürgel, Berlin, DE
2010 • DCA – Dundee Contemporary Arts,
Dundee, UK
Frank Nitsche
1964 geboren | born in Görlitz, DE, lebt und
2013 • KM, Berlin, DE
2012 • Sprengel Museum
Hannover/kestnergesellschaft/Kunstverein
Hannover, DE
2011 • Kunstverein Münster, DE
2013 • Leo Koenig Inc., New York, US
2011 • Galerie Gebr. Lehmann, Dresden, DE
2007 • Musée d’art moderne et contemporain
Strasbourg, Straßburg | Strasbourg, FR
Bernd Ribbeck
1974 geboren | born in Köln | Cologne, DE,
2012 • Kunsthaus Grenchen, CH
• Tel Aviv Museum of Art, IL
2011 • Antigo Edifício dos Correios, Castelo
Branco, PT
2012 • Galerie Peter Kilchmann, Zürich |
Zurich, CH
2010 • Galerie Kamm, Berlin, DE
2009 • Oldenburger Kunstverein, Oldenburg
Katrin Plavčak
1970 geboren | born in Gütersloh, DE, lebt und
2012 • Sprengel MuseumHannover/
kestnergesellschaft/Kunstverein Hannover, DE
2011 • Kunstmuseum Stuttgart, DE
2008 • Manifesta 7, Trient | Trento, IT
2012 • Österreichisches Kulturforum, Prag |
Prague, CZ
2011 • Städtische Galerie Waldkraiburg, DE
2009 • Secession, Wien | Vienna, AT
Willem de Rooij
1969 geboren | born in Beverwijk, NL, lebt und
2011 • Deichtorhallen Hamburg/Sammlung
2010 • Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo,
NO
2013 • Bergen Kunsthall, Bergen, NO
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2012 • Kunstverein München | Munich, DE
2010 • Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin, DE
2011 • Kunstverein Speyer, DE
Matthias Schaufler
1964 geboren | born in Laichingen, DE, lebt
2013 • Raw Material Company, Dakar, SN
2012 • Le Consortium, Dijon, FR
2011 • PS1, New York, US
2012 • Galerie Cinzia Friedlaender, Berlin, DE
2010 • Galerie Hammelehle und Ahrens, Köln |
Cologne, DE
2007 • Patrick Painter, Santa Monica, US
Aura Rosenberg
1949 geboren | born in New York, US, lebt und
and New York, US
2013 • Studio Voltaire, London, UK
2011 • Corbett vs. Dempsey, Chicago, US
2007 • Patrick Painter, Santa Monica, US
2013 • New York, US
• Martos Gallery, New York, US
• MJ Briggs/Anna Meliksetian Gallery, Los
Angeles, US
Gerda Scheepers
1979 geboren | born in Tzaneen, ZA, lebt und
and Paarl, ZA
2013 • Martos Gallery, New York, US
2012 • Julia Stoschek Collection, Düsseldorf,
DE
• OHWOW, Los Angeles, US
2012 • Kunstverein Nürnberg – Albrecht
Dürer Gesellschaft, Nürnberg | Nuremberg, DE
• OSLO10, Basel, CH
2011 • Galerie Micky Schubert, Berlin, DE
Dennis Rudolph
arbeitet | lives and works in Berlin, DE,
Konstanz, DE, und | and California City, US
2013 • Kunstverein München | Munich, DE
• Galleri Nicolai Wallner, Kopenhagen |
Copenhagen, DK
• Museum van Bommel van Dam, Venlo, NL
2013 • Galerie Jette Rudolph, Berlin, DE
2012 • Upstream Gallery, Amsterdam, NL
2008 • Perry Rubenstein Gallery, New York
Isa Schmidlehner
1971 geboren | born in Wien | Vienna, AT, lebt
und | and Wien | Vienna, AT
2012 • Galerie Olivier Robert, Paris, FR
2007 • Perry Rubenstein Gallery, New York
• Chung King Project, Los Angeles, US
2013 • Gironcoli Museum, St. Johann bei |
near Herberstein, AT
2011 • Zbiornik Kultury, Krakau | Krakow, PL
2010 • Galerie Meyer Kainer,
Boltenstern.Raum, Wien | Vienna, AT
Julia Rüther
1974 geboren | born in Wuppertal, DE, lebt
2013 • Gagarin, Düsseldorf, DE
2011 • Galerie upArt, Neustadt a. d.
Weinstraße, DE
2009 • DREI, Köln | Cologne, DE
2012 • 21er Haus, Belvedere, Wien | Vienna
2003 • Secession, Wien | Vienna, AT
• Spor Klübü, Berlin, DE
Erik Schmidt
1968 geboren | born in Herford, DE, lebt und
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2011 • Hamburger Bahnhof, Museum für
Gegenwart, Berlin, DE
2012 • Leopold-Hoesch-Museum, Düren, DE,
Haus am Waldsee, Berlin, DE
2008 • carlier | gebauer, Berlin, DE
2007 • MARTa Herford, DE
Despina Stokou
1978 geboren | born in Athen | Athens, GR,
2012 • Interalia, Seoul, KR
2007 • Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina
Sofía, Madrid, ES
2005 • Barbara Gladstone, New York, US
2013 • Krobath, Berlin, DE
• Derek Eller Gallery, New York, US
2012 • Art Cologne, Köln | Cologne, DE
Gunna Schmidt
2012 • Derek Eller Gallery, New York, US
2011 • Mikael Andersen Galerie, Berlin, DE
2013 • l’oiseau présente … zu Gast im
Ballhaus Ost, Berlin, DE
Daniela Trixl
2013 • l’oiseau présente … zu Gast im
Ballhaus Ost, Berlin, DE
2012 • SNO – Sydney Non Objective,
Marrickville/Sydney, AU
2011 • Ancient & Modern, London, UK
2012 • Galerie Fahnemann, Berlin, DE
Thomas Schroeren
1981 geboren | born in Herborn, DE, lebt und
2013 • kp-projects, München | Munich, DE
2007 • Galerie Mikael Andersen, Kopenhagen |
Copenhagen, DK
2006 • Galerie Aurel Scheibler, Köln | Cologne
2012 • kjubh, Köln | Cologne, DE
• Galerie Christine Mayer, München | Munich
2007 • Galerie Sandra Bürgel, Berlin, DE
Geerten Verheus
1965 geboren | born in Amsterdam, NL, lebt
2011 • DEVOTOART at Kunstsaele, Berlin, DE
• Veerhoffhaus Kunstverein Kreis Güthersloh
2003 • Ballhaus Ost, Berlin, DE
2012 • Aanant & Zoo, Berlin, DE
2010 • Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin, DE
2009 • COMA, Berlin, DE
Dominik Sittig
1975 geboren | born in Nürnberg | Nuremberg,
Berlin, DE
2010 • Arratia, Beer, Berlin, DE
2006 • The Approach, London, UK
2004 • Galerie Johann König, Berlin, DE
2013 • Nicolas Krupp Contemporary Art, Basel
2012 • Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und
Westfalen, Düsseldorf, DE
2011 • Galerie Christian Nagel, Berlin, DE
Vincent Vulsma
1982 geboren | born in Zaadam, NL, lebt und
arbeitet | lives and works in Amsterdam, NL,
und | and Berlin, DE
2012 • Brüssel | Brussels, BE
2011 • Galerie Cinzia Friedlaender, Berlin, DE
2011 • Stedelijk Museum Bureau, Amsterdam
2013 • Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, US
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2012 • MUba Eugène Leroy, Tourcoing, FR
• Tom Biber’s Illegales Muse-um, Berlin, DE
2013 • Städtisches Museum Abteiberg,
Mönchengladbach, DE
2012 • Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, NL
2010 • 6. Berlin Biennale für zeitgenössische
Kunst, Berlin, DE
Amelie von Wulffen
1966 geboren | born in
Breitenbrunn/Oberpfalz, DE, lebt und arbeitet |
lives and works in Berlin, DE
Klaus Weber
1967 geboren | born in Sigmaringen, DE, lebt
2013 • Galerie Meyer Kainer, Wien | Vienna
2012 • Aspen Art Museum, Aspen, US
2011 • Alex Zachary Gallery, New York, US
2011 • Nottingham Contemporary, UK
2008 • Secession, main Space, Wien | Vienna
2007 • Hayward Gallery, London, UK
2013 • etablissement d’en face, Brüssel |
Brussels, BE
• Bortolami Gallery, New York, US
2012 • Städel Museum, Frankfurt am Main, DE
2011 • Sprüth Magers, Berlin, DE
2009 • Mori Art Museum, Mori, JP
2005 • MOCA, Los Angeles, US
Kailiang Yang
1974 geboren | born in Jinan/Shandong, CN,
Marcus Weber
1965 geboren | born in Stuttgart, DE, lebt und
2012 • carlier | gebauer, Berlin, DE
2011 • Investance, Paris, FR
2005 • Kunstclub Hamburg, DE
2012 • heldart, Berlin, DE
• Galerie Kai Hoelzner, Berlin, DE
• Palagkas Temporary, London, UK
2010 • Kunsthaus Hamburg, DE
2009 • ZOYA Museum, Modra, SK
1997 • National Museum of China, Beijing, CN
2011 • Deichtorhallen Hamburg/ Sammlung
• Galerie Traversée, München | Munich, DE
2010 • Chez Blencke, Berlin, DE
Claudia Zweifel
1981 geboren | born in Kilchberg, CH, lebt und
Dominic Wood
1974 geboren | born in Melbourne, AU, lebt
und | and Maastricht, NL
2013 • Galerie Gilla Lörcher, Berlin, DE
• Fachstelle Kultur, Thalwil, CH
2011 • ISI, Berlin, DE
2012 • Power Gallery, Hamburg, DE
• Galerie Seiler, München | Munich, DE
2011 • Wonderloch Keller-land, Berlin, DE
2011 • Deichtorhallen Hamburg/Sammlung
• Wonderloch Keller-land, Berlin, DE
2013 • Prague Biennale 6, Prag | Prague, CZ
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