Gerhard Richter — Audioguide, 2009
Podcast, Audioguide
The exhibition presented a comprehensive selection of Gerhard Richter’s abstract paintings that he created since the mid-1970s and that dominate his opus today. The audio guide provides descriptions of selected works in the exhibition, such as the work series "Cage" or the colorful painting "Claudius."
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Gerhard Richter. Large Abstracts
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"Ephemera" by Thomas Mayfried — Audioguide
Audioguide
The 2010 exhibition "Ephemera" provided insight into the studio of designer Thomas Mayfried, as well as showing his influences and some of his own favorites. The audio guide leads you through the exhibition's stations, which also included works by Daniel Buren, William Klein, Diether Roth, and others. MORE
Black Paintings — Audioguide, 2006
Audioguide
The exhibition presented for the first time an overview of the famous black paintings by artists of the New York School, including works by Barnett Newman, Robert Rauschenberg, Mark Rothko, Frank Stella, and others. MORE
Imi Knoebel
Exhibition 23.08 – 20.10.96
Born in 1940 in Dessau Imi Knoebel is one of the most important German painters of the generation after Joseph Beuys. Spanning three decades, Knoebel’s work can be attributed to Minimalism, although the limited art-historical term cannot full express his variety of genres. MORE
Paul Klee — In the Mask of Myth
Exhibition 01.10.99 – 09.01.00
Paintings, aquarelles, drawings MORE
Emil Schumacher — Retrospective
Exhibition 08.05 – 12.07.98
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Frank Stella — The Retrospective
Exhibition 10.02 – 21.04.96
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Blast!
Exhibition 16.11.96 – 26.01.97
In 1914 in England, a group of artists and writers evolved that — with modern theories — rebelled against the establishment and an art entangled in the Victorian spirit. MORE
Made in Munich
Exhibition 21.11.08 – 22.02.09
Since the beginning of the 1970s, Munich along with New York and London, was leading with regards to editions and multiples. The exhibition "Made in Munich" shows works from 1968 to today, which were initiated and produced by a.o. dedicated Munich galleries and "editeurs". MORE
Thomas Schütte on Gerhard Richter
"Do you know what “Richter” means in German? It means “judge”. I started at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf in 1973, where Gerhard Richter had been teaching for some years. I hadn’t done any art before arriving, except some drawings, but one of my friends was a painter and had been in his classes. He said: “Richter is okay, he lets everybody do as they wish.” So I joined his classes in 1976. (...)" MORE