Mirosław Bałka


Absalon
After cutting short his military service in Israel, Absalon dropped out and lived in a wooden hut on the beach in Tel Aviv, before finally emigrating ...
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Harald Klingelhöller
Although minimalism has reduced sculpture to basic aesthetic figures, the symbolism removed from the object has been re-inscribed in the form of the sculpture’s ...
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Bruce Nauman
While teaching at the San Francisco Art Institute, Bruce Nauman teamed up with Robert Nelson and William Allen to probe the transitional realm between ...
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Yoko Ono
In the exhibition:
Yoko OnoTHE WALK TO THE TAJ MAHAL, 1964/2021From six film scripts by Yoko Ono, Tokyo, June 1964 Facsimile print27,94 × 21,59 cm© Yoko ...
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WHITE
For me, weiss (white) may be the most seductive of all words. I’ve dedicated the most pieces to it, and not just the ones with the word in the title. ...
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Katharina Fritsch
When, in 1987, as part of the Skulptur Projekte Münster, Katharina Fritsch exhibited her monochrome yellow Madonna Figure in the centre of Münster, positioning ...
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Stephan Huber
The artist Stephan Huber calls himself a modern allegorist inspired by the traditions of the southern German baroque and Latin Catholicism, with a strong ...
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Alfonso Hüppi
A prominent representative of object art, Alfonso Hüppi is concerned with an aesthetic analysis of form, while also focusing on the usability of everyday ...
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Sara Masüger
For each visitor to an exhibition, there are distinct expectations and charms that accompany the visit: children, experts, art lovers and culture vultures ...
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Reiner Maria Matysik
Reiner Maria Matysik focuses his artistic work on the dialogue between science and the visual arts. He draws on an extensive repertoire of various materials ...
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Nam June Paik
“Nam June Paik’s Zen for Film (1962–64) is a typical Fluxus work devised in the spirit of concretism. It consists solely of clear film leader of the type ...
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Thomas Rentmeister
With its monolithic and erratic appearance, the object assembly Taint created by the sculptor and installation artist Thomas Rentmeister transfixes the ...
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Gregor Schneider
Gregor Schneider has been working since the mid-1980s with built and deconstructed spaces, voids and imperfections. At the heart of his artistic work ...
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George Segal
Disappointed by the possibilities offered by painting, George Segal developed a new kind of visual language in the 1960s by producing human figures – ...
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Lothar Wolleh
Lothar Wolleh was a German photographer based in Düsseldorf. From 1959 to 1963, he studied under Professor Otto Steinert at the Folkwang School of Design ...
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Hans Haacke
The German conceptual artist Hans Haacke developed an activist and critical artistic stance that has an ongoing relationship with its specific political ...
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Inge Mahn
The sculptress Inge Mahn takes objects, both large and small, from our everyday lives – including towers, curtains, cupboards, chairs, tables, flags and ...
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Günther Uecker
Early on in his career, Mecklenburg-born artist Günther Uecker turned against the predominant art movements of the 1950s: socialist realism in the GDR ...
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Rosa Barba
In her process-based research endeavours, Rosa Barba builds in large part on historical, sociopolitical or geological phenomena, which are incorporated ...
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Raimund Kummer
In a physical act repeated countless times, Raimund Kummer etched the sentence “Ich werde blind” (“I am going blind”, 1973) on a copper plate, then “blindly” ...
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