Konstantin Grcic THE GOOD. THE BAD. THE ULGY /anglais/allemand

Nollert, Angelika

Walther Konig

What object best serves as an icon of the social antagonisms of 20th and 21st century capitalism? Is it the worker's raised fist? Is it the truncheon? Not even close, Andreas Siekmann might say: it's a pair of blue jeans. Since 1996, the drawings made by this Berlin-based artist have focused on the consequences of the economic (im)balance of power. With a lively and open mind, Siekmann explores how urban space has been increasingly marked by political divisions, as minorities are driven out of central areas and public spaces are increasingly supervised. In order to visualize this development, Siekmann falls back on an often-overlooked but highly resonant symbol: the blue jean. Quoting pictograms of the 1920s, Siekmann shows the pants in their initial subversive role, then goes on to present them as a sector of the international economy, at the site of production, and as a trophy of pop culture. With an air of rebellion and optimism, "Andreas Siekmann: Limited Liability Company" explores both the reactionary and utopian currents flowing through contemporary global culture.

Andreas Siekmann: Limited Liability Company

Arts & Photography

Siekmann, Andreas

Konig, Kaspar

Individual Artists

Verlag De Buchhandlung Walter

•With around 190 works by the German ceramicist Beate Kuhn (1927-2015) from over five decades and all periods of creativity, the Freiberger Collection provides an outstanding review of the impressive oeuvre of this internationally renowned artist •Featuring many previously unseen ceramics in new photographs taken for this publication • Beate Kuhn's works are owned by leading museums worldwide, including the GRASSI Museum of Applied Art Leipzig; Hetjens-Museum, Düsseldorf; Musée Ariana, Geneva; Museum Bellerive, Zurich; Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam; National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto; Taipeh Fine Arts Museum; and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London With her unmistakable signature and exuberant imagination, Beate Kuhn (1927-2015) is one of the most significant German ceramicists of the post-war era. She turned to the liberal arts as early as the end of the 1950s. In linking sculptural reasoning with the possibilities of the material and inherent pottery techniques, the internationally renowned artist conquered the frontiers of ceramics and created virtuosic works that went on to form their own contribution to the history of modern sculpture. With around 190 works from all her periods of creativity, the Mannheim architect Klaus Freiberger was able to compile a collection unmatched anywhere else in the world. In honour of its foundation at the Neue Sammlung, the impressive oeuvre of Beate Kuhn is now being presented for the first time in this comprehensive publication. This book accompanies an exhibition at Die Neue Sammlung - The Design Museum, Munich (DE), 13th July - 19th November 2017. Text in English and German.

Beate Kuhn: Keramiken aus der Sammlung Freiberger / Ceramic Works from the Freiberger Collection

Straßer, Josef

Arnoldsche

Hedwig Bollhagen und die HB-Werkstätten. Musterstücke und Serienobjekte / sample pieces and series objects: Ausst. Kat. Internationales Keramik-Museum ... Neuen Sammlung - Design Museum, München 2019

König, Walther

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