George Best, Ashley Bickerton, Simon Bill, Joe Bradley, Brendan Cass, George Condo, Cullinan Richards, Mark Handforth, Dietmar Lutz, Hayley Tompkins, Barry McGee, David Musgrave, Paul Newman, André Niebur, Rupert Norfolk, Nicolas Party, William Pope.L, Laure Prouvost, Rob Pruitt, RH Quaytman, Imran Qureshi, Alessandro Raho, Dan Rees, Tamuna Sirbiladze, John Russell & Fabienne Audéoud, DJ Simpson, Josh Smith, Alexis Marguerite Teplin, Paul Thek, Richard Tuttle, Markus Vater, Richard Woods, Zheng Guogu.
with Peter Anton, Winfried Baumann und Anna Bien, Günther Beier, Joseph Beuys, Tatjana Doll, Felix Droese, Gardar Eide Einarsson, Robert Filiou, Lili Fischer, Günther Fruhtrunk, Heinrich Gartentor, Torben Giehler, Thomas Henke, Christian Jankowski, Konsortium, Guido Münch, Gabriele Langendorf, Jani Leinonen, M+M, Alice Musiol, Birgit Nadrau, Katinka Pilscheur, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Thomas Rentmeister, Michael Sailstorfer, Angelika Schröder, Stephanie Senge, Francisco Sierra, Daniel Spoerri, Piero Steinle, Jan Thomas, Markus Vater, Iskender Yediler.
Jan Albers Maurizio Anzeri Matthew Benedict Gwenneth Boelens Piot Brehmer Anja Ciupka Marcel van Eeden Björn Dahlem Marcel Dzama Terry Haggerty Eva Eun-Sil Han Tobias Hantmann Nschotschi Haslinger Diango Hernández Gregor Hildebrandt Markus Karstieß Thomas Kiesewetter Terence Koh Mischa Kuball Martin Mele Alexej Meschtschanow Ulrike Möschel Julius Popp Moritz Schleime Simon Schubert Christine Streuli Markus Vater Constantin Wallhäuser Günter Weseler Sebastian Weggler Miwa Yanagi
The Drawing Room Biennial Fundraiser has become one of London’s art world key biennial events.
Over 200 artists, both established and emerging, have made an A4 drawing in support of Drawing Room and its non-profit activities. Artists who have made drawings for this years fundraiser include: Paula Rego, Charles Avery, Mark Titchner, Bob and Roberta Smith’s, George Shaw, David Austen, Dawn Mellor, George Bolster, and Markus Vater.
The Drawing Room Fundraisers have become one of London art world’s key biennial events. Since 2003, over 800 established and emerging artists, from the UK and abroad, have donated a drawing made especially in support of Drawing Room's non-profit activities. The bidding culminates during an exciting evening on 18 May, when those in the know gather to see if they can pick up a work for a bargain price.
Brunswick Wharf
55 Laburnum Street
London E2 8BD
United Kingdom
with Anna Barriball,Eva Berendes,Brian Chalkley,Declan Clarke,Richard Clegg,Paul McDevitt,Cornelius Quabeck,Neal Tait,Sophie von Hellermann,Markus Vater,Rebecca Warren,Martin Westwood
Ein Bildroman in Stücken
Nach einem Roman von Alexandre Dumas
Eröffnung Freitag, 18. Februar 19.00
18.Februar 10. April 2011
Deichtorhallen Hamburg / Sammlung Falckenberg
Wilstorfer Straße 71, Tor 2
21073 Hamburg - Harburg
040 / 3038 6895
office@sammlung-falckenberg.de
www.pamphile.de
Mit Christoph Bannat, Tanja Bedrinana, Peter Böhnisch, Lutz Braun, Jonathan Brewer, Hans Christian Dany, Michael Deistler, Stephan Dillemuth, Hansjörg Dobliar, Matthias Dornfeld, Drei Hamburger Frauen, Ulrich Emmert, Stefan Ettlinger, Heike Föll, Ane Graff, Ellen Gronemeyer, Anna Gudmundsdottir, Markus Gutmann, Sebastian Hammwöhner, Sophie von Hellermann, Uwe Henneken, Peter Herrmann, Nadira Husain, Dani Jakob, Dorota Jurczak, Kerstin Kartscher, Jürgen Kisch, Korpys & Löffler, Clemens Krümmel, Elke Krystufek, Friedrich Kunath, Nikolaus List, Hans-Jörg Mayer, Isa Melsheimer, Christina Morhardt, Ariane Müller, Piotr Nathan, Silke Otto-Knapp, Katrin Plavcak, Peter Pommerer, Christoph Prasch, Thomas Ravens, Gunter Reski, Daniel Roth, Peter Saul, Christoph Schäfer, Gitte Schäfer, Christian Schwarzwald, Markus Selg, Andreas Seltzer, Amy Sillman, Martin Skauen, Johannes Spehr, Peter Stauss, Stefan Thater, Wawrzyniec Tokarski, Susan Turcot, Markus Vater, Gabriel Vormstein, Marcus Weber, Klaus Winichner, Waldemar Zimbelmann, Claudia Zweifel.
Kuratiert von Gunter Reski und Marcus Weber.
Zur Eröffnung erscheint ein Buch zur Ausstellung bei Philo Fine Arts.
with Christoph Bannat, Dirk Bell, Peter Böhnisch, Lutz Braun, Jonathan Brewer, Hansjörg Dobliar, Matthias Dornfeld, Drei Hamburger Frauen, Hans Christian Dany, Stephan Dillemuth, Ulrich Emmert, Stefan Ettlinger, Heike Föll, Anna Gudmundsdottir, Markus Gutmann, Sebastian Hammwöhner, Sophie von Hellermann, Uwe Henneken, Peter Herrmann, Nadira Husain, Dani Jakob, Kerstin Kartscher, Jürgen Kisch, Korpys & Löffler, Clemens Krümmel, Elke Krystufek, Friedrich Kunath, Nikolaus List, Hans-Jörg Mayer, Isa Melsheimer, Christina Morhardt, Ariane Müller, Piotr Nathan, Silke Otto-Knapp, Katrin Plavcak, Peter Pommerer, Christoph Prasch, Peter Stauss, Thomas Ravens, Gunter Reski, Daniel Roth, Christian Schwarzwald, Markus Selg, Andreas Seltzer, Amy Sillman, Martin Skauen, Stefan Thater, Wawrzyniec Tokarski, Susan Turcot, Markus Vater, Gabriel Vormstein, Marcus Weber, Klaus Winichner, Waldemar Zimbelmann, Claudia Zweifel
Franz Bernhard, Jürgen Brodwolf,
Peter Chevalier, Tony Cragg,
Helmut Dorner, Peter Dreher, Günther Förg, Erwin Gross,
Cordula Güdemann, Friedemann Hahn, Georg Herold, Leni Hoffmann,
Alfonso Hüppi, Magdalena Jetelová, Udo Koch, Ansgar Nierhoff,
Tobias Rehberger, Thomas Rentmeister, Norbert Schwontkowski, Pia Stadtbäumer,
Timm Ulrichs, Markus Vater, Elisabeth Wagner, Erwin Wurm, Andrea Zaumseil
Kunstverein Wilhelmshöhe Ettlingen e. V.
Schöllbronner Str. 86
76275 Ettlingen
Tel./Fax: 07243-13874
eMail: info@kunstverein-ettlingen.de
Drawing has always played a role in the discussion of art, but especially in recent years, its international significance has become particularly visible as a global pictorial language. The exhibition Linie Line Linea contains groups of works by 20 artists, men and women who live and work in Germany. Concentrating on line and surface, pencil and paper, the spectrum ranges from improvisational movement to a complex picture of the world, from individual experience to everyday culture, from concept to reporting. Following the premiere in Bonn, the show will travel throughout several continents. Participants are: Irina Baschlakow, Marc Brandenburg, Monika Brandmeier, Fernando Bryce, Marcel van Eeden, Gerhard Faulhaber, Katharina Hinsberg, Pauline Kraneis, Pia Linz, Christiane Löhr, Theresa Lükenwerk, Nanne Meyer, Thomas Müller, Christian Pilz, Alexander Roob, Malte Spohr, German Stegmaier, Markus Vater, Jorinde Voigt and Ralf Ziervogel.
This is an exhibition of the Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen (Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations) in conjunction with the Kunstmuseum Bonn.
21 January 14 March 2010 (Private view Wednesday 20 January, 18.30 20.30)
Shudder
A show of drawing and animation
with Edwina Ashton, Barry Doupé, Ann Course, Avish Khebrehzadeh, Matt Mullican, Raymond Pettibon, Naoyuki Tsuji and Markus Vater
at the
The Drawing RoomTannery Arts
Brunswick Wharf
55 Laburnum Street
London E2 8BD
Tel 020 7729 5333
Fax 020 7729 8008
www.drawingroom.org.uk
mail@drawingroom.org.uk
more information
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October 2009
12th- 18th of October
at the
Barbican Centre
Silk Street
London EC2Y 8DS
http://www.barbican.org.uk/contactus
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October 2009
check out Sies+Hoeke Galerie at Frieze Art fair
The Pamphile Show presents 31 international painters. The group show is like an open instructed collaborative work with a turn of superstructure. Starting point is the novel “Capitan Pamphile” by Alexandre Dumas published 1839. Especially the end of this book can be read as a current description about running economical crises and crashs that still are happening right now. A significant selection of particulary visual scenes in the novel should become traceable, so one might get parts of the storyline, even though this might be hardly possible. The multitude of different authorships here may induce a soft touch of `Gesamtkunstwerk´. Broken handmade literary film or trailer about the book are other keywords to describe the idea of this group show. In the last years narration or storytelling techniques had been one main focus in contemporary art. Here now the show tries to turn those singular spot-like narrative moments into an extended and
collaborative format. Further on a term like ´pictorial novel´ (Charlotte Salomon, William Hogarth, Pushwagner) was essential for developing the Pamphile Show.
Peter Boehnisch, Lutz Braun, Jonathan Brewer, Drei Hamburger Frauen, Ulrich Emmert, Stefan Ettlinger, Hans Christian Dany, Heike Föll, Ellen Gronemeyer, Anna Gudmundsdottir, Sebastian Hammwöhner, Eberhard Havekost, Sophie von Hellermann, Uwe Henneken, Nadira Husain, Dani Jakob, Kerstin Kartscher, Jürgen Kisch, Korpys & Löffler, Clemens Krümmel, Hans-Jörg Mayer, Isa Melsheimer, Christina Mohrhardt, Gunter Reski, Christian Schwarzwald, Markus Selg, Martin Skauen, Susan Turcot, Wawrzyniec Tokarski, Markus Vater, Gabriel Vormstein, Marcus Weber
JET / Lena Ziese
Memhardstr. 1
10178 Berlin
www.j-e-t.org
Thursday - Saturday 4 - 7pm and on appointment
phone: +49 176 966 17 829
‘A show about things that are there because they are not there, like a shadow or death’
In the Interim | Part One of Three |29 May 4 July 2009| open Thursday to Saturday 12.00 h - 18.00 h
‘In the Interim’ is a series of London based exhibitions hosted by Amsterdam gallery ZINGERpresents, prior to moving into its new Amsterdam exhibition space. From its temporary pop-up location at 92 Hoxton Street, London, the gallery will be hosting a cycle of three exhibitions. The series commences with ‘A show about things that are there because they are not there, like a shadow or like death’ by London based German artist Markus Vater.
To illustrate the parameters of his practice and to divulge the much-needed key to unlock the simultaneously courteous as well as rebellious universe behind the objects that conjure up this multi-facetted installation for this exhibition the artist says the following;
‘The fact that the growth of an embryo is much more about precise negation than precise creation was ignored by the artist. He made things. The conditions of the making stayed unclear. He had bought a cd which was lying on a table. It had the title " Shakin Stevens : Listen now" . Beside the cd lay a remote control. A bit of stardust was sticking to its rubber buttons. It was made in Korea. The young man who had assembled it, rested his hand on the warm tank of a motorbike and observed how the moon disappeared behind a building. The building had given an architect nightmares for more than two weeks. In his dreams the architect stood on a wooden plank that vibrated like an electric toothbrush. The plank was looming over a very still abyss. It was obvious that you couldn't compare dream wood with wake wood, thought the architect and pushed his hand beneath his cushion. The cushion was filled with feathers of a goose, which had been served at a Christmas dinner where nobody had spoken a word. The reasons for this speechlessness were lying far back and originated in the suicide of the mother, which had been kept secret for years.’ (M.V.)
In the Interim | Part Two of Three | ‘0.08014440536499023 °WL - 51.52841035161011 °NB - 4.895009994506836 °OL - 52.356377979185666 °NB’ | Mike Cooter, Young-Hae Chang-HEAVY INDUSTRIES, Sven Johne, Matthieu Laurette, Dan Rees & Martijn in ‘t Veld | 10 July 15 August | Opening 9 July 18.30 20.30h |For further information and images please contact Steven van Grinsven at steven@zingerpresents.net
Markus Vater will be exhibiting in ‘Rank, picturing the social order, 1516 2009’ alongside historical and contemporary works by artists and writers including Victor Burgin, Walter Crane, George Cruikshank, Dexter Dalwood, Gustave Doré, Eric Gill, James Gillray, Alasdair Gray, Thomas Hobbes, William Hogarth, Ambrosius Holbein, Evan Holloway, Jenny Holzer, Mustafa Hulusi, Ernest Jones, Thomas More, Gerhard Richter, Mark Titchner and Ruth Evans. The exhibition will tour from Leeds Art Gallery (14 February 26 April 2009) to the Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art (15 May 11 July 2009) and the Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool (24 July 5 September 2009).
"There are people who are unable to lie. Others are able to lie enthusiastically and convincingly. And others are not really able to lie but do it anyway, hopelessly and without any talent. Under certain circumstances, i.e. faithfully complying with the logic of their own lives, only the second group feels the pulse of truth and is thus able to adapt to the fickle curve of life with almost geometrical precision." Andrei Tarkowsky
We are pleased to announce the launch of the monograph Black Mountain by Markus Vater. Black Mountain was published by Kettler-Verlag/Boenen in correlation with a show at the Museum Baden in Solingen-Germany . It features texts by Friedrich Heubach, Andrei Tarkowsky, Paul Watzlawik , Sandra Danicke and Johannes Stahl. The book is bilingual German/English. The launch will be accompanied by an evening of film, music and drinks.
with Oreet Ashery, Ron Athey, Vanessa Bartlett, Ann Course, Camille Henrot, Seulgi Lee, Tony Chestnut Brown people's poet of Liverpool, Eric Rosoman, David Sherry, Jamie Torode, Markus Vater, Adam Vaughan
Wolstenholme Projects, 11 Wolstenholme Square, Liverpool
Metropolis Rise: New Art from London,with Caroline Achaintre, Reza Aramesh, Sarah Baker, Sam Basu, Diann Bauer, Dave Beech, Anat Ben-David, David Burrows, Lali Chetwynd, Dan Coombs, Lorin Davies, Ian Dawson, Jeremy Deadman, Patricia Ellis, Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard, Matt Franks, Babak Ghazi, Brian Griffiths, Anthony Gross, Mark Hutchinson, International Necronautical Society (INS), Heidi Kilpelainen (HK 119), Klega, Pil and Galia Kollectiv, Denise Kum, Francis Lamb, Cyril Lepetit, Cedar Lewisohn, David Lock, Caroline McCarthy, David Medalla, Flavia Muller Medeiros, Jo Mitchell, Suzanne Mooney, Alex Gene Morrison, Sophie Newell, Harold Offeh, Paul O'Neill, Luke Oxley, Douglas Park, Mark Pawson, Mark Pearson, Gail Pickering, John Russell, Hideyuki Sawayanagi, Lindsay Seers, Tai Shani, Bob & Roberta Smith, Mark Titchner, Mayling To, Markus Vater, Stella Vine, Jessica Voorsanger, Joe Walsh, Martin Westwood, Annie Whiles, Jen Wu, O Zhang Dashanzi at 798 Art District,Chaoyang District, Beijing
SCULPTURE GARDEN PHOENIX GARDEN, STACEY STREET WC2H
with Henry Coleman, Luke Dowd, Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez, Babak Ghazi, Anthea Hamilton, Frank Hannon + Andy Cooke, Tom Humphreys, Jacob Dahl JŸrgensen, Sara Mackillop, Nathaniel Mellors, David Noonan, Giles Round and Markus Vater
made in germany _ Malerei der Gegenwart, gip international fine art,
Die Ausstellung vereint kŸnstlerische Arbeiten u.a. von Gerhard Richter, Henrik Ahr, Sven DrŸhl, Henrik Eiben, Wolfgang Ellenrieder, Wolfgang Flad, Torben Giehler, Stephan Huber, Heribert C. Ottersbach, Markus Vater, Cornelius Všlker, Carl Emanuel Wolff._Burgdorf,Switzerland
9 February - 21rst March
Pleasuring the black sun
Gereon Krebber and Markus Vater
ZINGERpresent
Tuinstraat 91a
5038 NB Tilburg
The Netherlands
info@zingerpresents.net
00 31 6 24939047
27. May 2005
"Ueber die Einsamkeit" 2005
"Wicked Game"
Achim Hoops, Nikolaus List, Marco P. Schaefer, Markus Vater