Wilhelm Sasnal
Exhibition catalogue, Exhibition catalogue
With a foreword by Iwona Blazwick and Okwui EnwezorMore
Thomas Ruff
Exhibition catalogue
With texts by Okwui Enwezor and Thomas WeskiMore
Jörg Heiser – What is "appropriate"?
Lecture, Video 28.02.12
What is the appropriate way – using artistic means – to remember the Holocaust and demonstrate sympathy for its victims? Or are the ideas of "appropriateness" and "demonstration" part of the problem?More
right: Anita Leisz, Untitled, 2011, courtesy of Galerie Meyer Kainer, Wien / Vienna; left: Phyllida Barlow, Untitled (11 columns, standing, fallen, broken), 2011, Sculptural Acts, installation view, Haus der Kunst, 2011, photo Wilfried Petzi
Sculptural Acts
Exhibition 11.11.11 – 26.02.12
The exhibition shows works by six contemporary artists who can be described as sculptural, in the broadest possible sense. The works displayed have one thing in common, namely an artistic process that comes alive with the material, as well as eccentricity ranging from quiet to humorous, and a great openness to experimentation.More
The Buzzclub, Liverpool, UK / Mysteryworld, Zaandam, NL, 1996/97, Still, 2-Kanal-Videoinstallation, 26‘ 40“, Courtesy Sammlung Goetz
Why I Never Became a Dancer
Exhibition 30.09.11 – 01.04.12
"Why I Never Became a Dancer" is the second exhibition in the cooperation between Goetz Collection and Haus der Kunst. It presents 15 video works by international artists who deal with the topic of youth culture. With Doug Aitken, Rineke Dijkstra, Tracey Emin, Rosemarie Trockel and others.More
Untitled (Kacper and Anka), 2009, Private Collection, London
Wilhelm Sasnal
Exhibition 13.05.12
The Polish artist Wilhelm Sasnal paints images using subjects he finds in daily life, the mass media, or in history.More
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Thomas Ruff
Exhibition 17.02 – 20.05.12
The exhibition in Haus der Kunst is the first comprehensive presentation of the works of Thomas Ruff in more than ten years. It chronologically tracks his artistic development.More