The third presentation of the Daimler Art Collection in South Germany (following the extensive survey at ZKM Karlsruhe 2003 and at the Galerie der Stadt Sindelfingen 2004) at Museum Prediger Schwäbisch Gmünd concentrates on Highlights from the Collection with around 100 works spanning nearly 10 decades – from Adolf Hölzel, the main teacher in the area of South West German classical movements, through to young New York sculptor Vincent Szarek; from classical Modernism through to international contemporary art; from painting and drawing via photography to Installation and Video Art. [… ] Contemporary international art is represented in our exhibition with famous names as well as with young upcoming artists. Their work most often can be read as a continuation of abstract-minimal positions. Artists forming part of Classical Modernism and the avant-gardes of the 1960s/70s—like Josef Albers, Daniel Buren, Friedrich Vordemberge-Gildewart, Richard Artschwager or Robert Ryman—are positioned beside leading contemporary artists as John M Armleder, Sylvie Fleury, Gail Hastings, Kirsten Mosher, Simone Westerwinter or Andrea Zittel.
Exhibition | |
Date: | 15/May/2009 to 13/Sep/2009 |
At: | Museum und Galerie im Prediger, Schwäbisch Gmünd |
Artists: |
Josef Albers, Jane Alexander, Are You Meaning Company, John M Armleder, Jean Arp, Richard Artschwager, Robert Barry, Willi Baumeister, Daniel Buren, André Cadre, Enrico Castellani, Dadamaino, Hanne Darboven, Adolf Fleischmann, Sylvie Fleury, Andrea Fraser, Liam Gallic, Hermann Glöckner, Camille Graeser, Dmitry Gutov, Gail Hastings, Jan Henderikse, Nic Hess, Albert Hien, David Hockney, Adolf Hölzel, Johannes Itten, Norbert Kricke, Thomas Lenk, Richard Paul Lohse, Robert Longo, Heinz Mack, Marcellvs L, Christian Megert, Mathieu Mercier, Kirsten Mosher, Herbert Oehm, Giulio Paolini, Philippe Parent, Charlotte Posenenske, Robert Ryman, Oskar Schlemmer, Roman Signer, Vincent Szarek, Guy Tillim, Georges Vantongerloo, Jef Verheyen, Friedrich Vordemberge-Gildewart, Franz Erhard Walther, Andy Warhol, Simone Westerwinter, Ben Billikens, Andrea Zittel, Heimo Sobering |
List of Works: |
by Gail Hastings difficult art decisions: wall six |
Museum und Galerie im Prediger Johannispl. 3 |
14 July 1989 Gail Hastings Installation 1989 / Fergus Armstrong Photograph 1989, Store 5, Melbourne
12 August 1989 Suzannah Barta, Sandra Bridie, Lyndell Brown, Gail Hastings, Store 5, Melbourne
11 November 1989 A3 20, Store 5, Melbourne
30 November 1989 This Performance — A Passing Thought, Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne
1 December 1989 S.W.I.M. Fund Raiser, Linden Centre for Contemporary Arts, Melbourne
1 March 1991 Exsultate, Jubilate, Store 5, Melbourne
21 April 1990 Room for Love, Store 5, Melbourne
18 August 1990 Uses of Chaos, Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne
20 September 1990 4th Australian Sculpture Triennial Forum, Melbourne Lower Town Hall, Melbourne
9 October 1990 Dis-location, RMIT Gallery, Melbourne
13 October 1990 Drawings, Store 5, Melbourne
14 November 1990 Floor Plan: Empty, except, Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne
6 April 1991 Some examples of different ways, Store 5, Melbourne
27 April 1991 No, just an empty square, Store 5, Melbourne
1 August 1991 Production, Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane
7 August 1991 Australian Perspecta 1991, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney
11 December 1991 Gail Hastings & Elizabeth Newman, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney
5 December 1995 Lovers, Heidi Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne
7 March 1996 To make a work of timeless art, Artspace, Sydney
20 March 1996 Road to Love, Sarah Cottier Gallery, Sydney
20 April 1996 out of time: part two, David Pestorius Gallery, Brisbane
9 May 1996 Art 1996 Chicago, David Pestorius Gallery, Chicago
24 August 1996 Reservoir, Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery, Lake Macquarie
22 September 1996 The Pool, Centenary Pools, Brisbane
3 October 1996 To make a work of timeless art, Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide
30 November 1996 To make a work of timeless art, David Pestorius Gallery, Brisbane
7 March 1997 Wall as Medium?, David Pestorius Gallery, Brisbane
4 April 1997 four coincidences, Anna Schwartz Gallery, Melbourne
8 May 1997 Art 1997 Chicago, David Pestorius Gallery, Chicago
23 May 1997 two corners and a cube, Galerie Köstring/Maier, München
30 May 1997 On Dialogue, Haus am Waldsee, Berlin
7 June 1997 two and three stares, Galerie Mark Müller, Zurich
11 June 1997 Statements Art 28‘97 Basel, David Pestorius Gallery, Basel
2 August 1997 forgotten encyclopaedias, 24 Church Street, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane
1 September 1997 Art Forum Berlin 1997, David Pestorius Gallery, Berlin
6 December 1998 art idea no. 8,582,048, Bahnwärterhaus, Esslingen
5 March 1999 art idea no. 8,582,048, Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin
21 April 1999 projections, David Pestorius Gallery, Berlin
30 April 1999 apparently not, David Pestorius Gallery, Berlin
12 June 1999 I views, Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Canberra
10 September 1999 Open House, Pestorius Sweeney House, Brisbane
11 September 1999 Sorry, we are closed, UQ Art Museum, Brisbane
25 January 2003 sculptural situation: plans, Heidi Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne
4 April 2003 In Conversation, UQ Art Museum, Brisbane
6 June 2003 Hothouse: The flower in contemporary art, Monash University Museum of Art, Melbourne
3 September 2003 Private/Corporate II, Daimler Contemporary, Berlin
7 November 2003 But is it art?, The Cross Art Projects, Sydney