Cologne 07.–10.11.2024 #artcologne2024

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„Transitions“ – LBBW Collection

Artists including Nevin Aladağ, Tim Berresheim, Alexandra Bircken, Kerstin Brätsch, Mary Audrey Ramirez, Tobias Rehberger, Thomas Schütte, Wolfgang Tillmans, Haegue Yang

At this year's Art Cologne (Hall 11.2, B-305), the LBBW Collection is showing the collection presentation “Transitions” on 240 m². On display are positions from the LBBW Collection that not only create transitions between artistic genres and media, but also relate formally and in terms of content to diverse transitions in space, time, society and culture.

“'Transitions' reflects processes of change. Transitions accompany the crossing of boundaries and at the same time create connections,” explains Birgit Wiesenhütter, who curated the collection presentation as an independent curator. “Nature, every person, every society is in a process of constant change and transition. Transitions are therefore something that we are constantly experiencing.”

Part of the exhibition is a special presentation of works by Tim Berresheim (*1975) with a wallpaper that can be viewed in 3D through 3D glasses. The artist's works illustrate the transition to a digital world. As an “early bird” (the title of one of the artist's series), he has been using the computer as a malleable tool to create his images for over 20 years. Some of the works are augmented and can be experienced in their digital extension with the help of an app.

Curated by Birgit Wiesenhütter.

Tim Berresheim, The Early Bird (Sigh) Traces I (Robographic)

Tim Berresheim, The Early Bird (Sigh) Traces I (Robographic), 2018, 60 x 50 cm, Robografie, augmentiert © Tim Berresheim

Alexandra Bircken, „The center will not hold”

Alexandra Bircken, „The center will not hold”, 2023 Rocking horse, human hair, screws, metal hinge, 64,5 x 73,5 x 60,5 cm © Alexandra Birken, Courtesy die Künstlerin und BQ, Berlin, Foto: Roman März

Kerstin Brätsch, „PARA PSYCHIC_To enter into every skin, to suspend even further, to spell out one‘s own name“

Kerstin Brätsch, „PARA PSYCHIC_To enter into every skin, to suspend even further, to spell out one‘s own name“, 2020-2021 Colored pencil, graphite and collage on paper, Optium acrylic artist’s frame, 35.6 x 27.9 cm © Kerstin Brätsch, Foto: Andrea Rossetti

Thomas Schütte, Replica I

Thomas Schütte, Replica I, 1977/87 Painted metal plates, 300 x 275 cm © VG Bild Kunst, Photo: Kleinefenn

When?

7-10 November 2024 at ART COLOGNE | Hall 11.2, Stand B 305