\ZWANZIG anniversary exhibition
20 years Galerie Barbara Thumm
Group show
Group show14.11.2017 - 06.01.2018
Bettina Allamoda, *1964 in Chicago, USA lives and works in Berlin
Maria José Arjona, *1973 in Bogotá, Colombia
lives and works in Bogotá, Colombia
Anna Barriball, *1972 in Plymoth, UK, lives and works in South London, UK
Bigert, *1965 & Bergström, *1962 in Stockholm, Sweden live and work in Stockholm, Sweden
Jo Baer, *1929 in Seattle, USA,
lives and works in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Fiona Banner, *1966 in Merseyside, UK,
lives and works in London, UK
Sebastiaan Bremer, *1970 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, lives and works in New York City, New York
Fernando Bryce, *1965 in Lima, Peru,
lives and works in Berlin and New York
Teresa Burga, *1935 in Iquitos, Peru,
worked and lived in Lima, Peru
Jota Castro, * 1965 in Yurimaguas, Peru lives and works in Brussels, Belgium
Meg Cranston, * 1960 in Baldwin, New York, lives and works in California
Martin Dammann, *1965 in Friedrichshafen/Bodensee,
lives and works in Berlin
Sam Durant, *1961 in Seattle, Washington, lives and works in Berlin
William Engelen, * in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, lives and works in Berlin
Valérie Favre, *1959 in Evilard, Switzerland lives and works in Berlin
Ute Fründt, *1965 in Gifhorn, Germany, lives and works in Berlin
Richard Hamilton, *1922 in London, UK, + 2011 in North End, UK, lived and worked in London, UK
Simon Cantemir Hausì, *1976 in Baia Mare, Maramures, Romania, lives and works in Cluj, Transylvania
Diango Hernández, *1970 in Sancti Spíritus, Kuba,
works and lives in Düsseldorf and Havanna
Hubbard * 1965 in Dublin, Ireland / Birchler * 1962 in Baden, Switzerland live and work in Austin, Texas
Gary Hume, *1962 in Tenterden, UK, lives and works in London, UK and Accord, New York
Anna K.E., * in 1986 in Tbilisi, Georgia,
lives and works in NYC
Alex Katz, *1927 in Brooklyn, New York lives and works in New York City, New York
Anne-Mie van Kerckhoven, *1951 in Antwerpen, Belgium
lives and works in Antwerpen
Elke Krystufek, * 1970 in Austria, lives and works in Berlin and Vienna, Austria
Mariele Neudecker, *1965 in Dusseldorf, Germany lives and works in Bristol, UK
Johnny Miller, *1962 in Newcastle, England,
lives and works in Osaka, Japan
Julian Opie, *1958 London, UK lives and works in London, UK
Anna Oppermann, *1941 in Eutin, †1993 in Celle,
lived and worked in Hamburg
Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa, *1978 in Guatemala City, lives and works in Guatemala
Bridget Smith, *1966 in Essex, UK, lives and works in London, UK
Heidi Specker, *1962 in Damme, Germany, lives and works in Berlin
Antonio Paucar, *1973 in Huancayo, Peru,
lives and works in Berlin and Peru
Chloe Piene, *1972 in the USA,
lives and works in New York and Berlin
Michael Raedecker, *1963 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, lives and works in London, UK
Ann-Sofi Sidén, *1962 in Stockholm, Sweden lives and works in Berlin
Neal Tait, *1965 in Edinburgh, UK, lives and works in London, UK
Jorinde Voigt, *1977 in Frankfurt/Main lives and works in Berlin, Germany
“Twenty years, I can hardly comprehend it myself. But yet the time passed in the famously so-called blink of an eyelid.
When I look back, the time unfolds and so many ideas and aspirations, plans, projects, also disappointments, struggle and the rollercoaster of the market, as well as great success and the intoxicating feeling to maybe have succeeded in inscribing something into the greater narrative of art history.
What I have always adored and what still today is inspiring me, is the magical moment when an exhibition project falls into place in the gallery space and the works suddenly begin to exude their breath-taking presence. So, I have asked myself, how can one represent all these countless moments, condensing them into one single show? I started an inner dialogue between, the gallerist, the collector and the curator of my own memory museum. The discussion was lively: what should be included, how big, next to which work, how much space, what to emphasize?
Sitting in front oft he gallery model, sorting through paper cut versions of works in the scale of 1:20, I realized that I had created an exhibition of a private collection of an imaginary collector who had followed the gallery artist. The opulent salon hanging represents the sediment of all these years. I am very happy and honoured to present 40 wonderful artists who have accompanied me and are now contributing to this brilliant exhibition, which depicts the gallery´s history and identity.”
Barbara Thumm, October 2017
Participating artists
Bettina Allamoda, Maria José Arjona, Jo Baer, Fiona Banner, Anna Barriball, Bigert & Bergström, Sebastiaan Bremer, Fernando Bryce, Teresa Burga, Jota Castro, Meg Cranston, Martin Dammann, Sam Durant, William Engelen, Valérie Favre, Ute Fründt, Richard Hamilton, Simon Cantemir Hausì, Diango Hernández, Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler, Gary Hume, Alex Katz, Anna K.E., Anne-Mie van Kerckhoven, Elke Silvia Krystufek, Johnny Miller, Mariele Neudecker, Julian Opie, Anna Oppermann, Antonio Paucar, Chloe Piene, Michael Raedecker, Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa, Jason Rhoades / Jorge Pardo, Ann-Sofi Sidén, Mike Silva, Bridget Smith, Heidi Specker, Neal Tait, Jorinde Voigt
Exhibition Views
Works
Valérie Favre
170 x 130 cm
Chloe Piene
Framed 83,5 x 70,8 x 4,1 cm
Bigert & Bergström
Acrylic spheres, low energy lights
116 x 80 x 79 cm
Jo Baer
Framed 77,8 x 67 x 4 cm
María José Arjona
Framed 37 x 27 cm
Johnny Miller
framed 30,5 x 30,5 cm
Martin Dammann
Framed 71 x 71 cm
Antonio Paucar
Edition of 5 + 1AP
Jo Baer
Framed 66,8 x 76,7 x 4 cm
Fiona Banner aka The Vanity Press
69 x 143 x 70 cm
Anna K.E.
Framed 35,8 x 46,3 cm
Edition of 5 + 2 AP
