April 25, 2009
until June 21, 2009
with
Günther Förg, Thomas Struth, Thomas Huber, Stephan Balkenhol, Julius Bissier, Martin Kippenberger, Jonathan Meese, Friedrich Schröder-Sonnenstern, Willi Baumeister, Josef Hegenbarth, Ewald Mataré, Karl Rössing, Heinz Trökes, Hannsjörg Voth, Via Lewandowsky, Günter Brus, Rosemarie Trockel, Ugo Rondinone, Fabrice Hybert, Tobias Rehberger, Günther Uecker, ___fabrics interseason®, Walter Dahn/Jiří Georg Dokoupil, Frank Maibier, Hendrik Silbermann, Kiki Smith, Sigmar Polke, Arnulf Rainer, Walter Stöhrer, Emil Schumacher, Wols and Heike Lydia Grüß (loan) as well as Thomas Neumann (loan)
curated by
Heidi Stecker
exhibition design by
Philipp Paulsen
The exhibitions of artworks from the GfZK collection illuminate their own construction, including political, historical and social contexts, as well as their material and technical conditions. Not all of the works can be permanently exhibited, for example, due to a lack of space or for conservation reasons. That is why the series of so-called ›Cabinet‹ exhibitions, presents pieces from the GfZK collection annually. The cabinet can be associated with such traditions as the cabinets of arts and curiosities, from which many modern collections and museums developed. The exhibitions therefore also refer to the origins of the museum.
Flyer, designed by Philipp Paulsen
