Museum Gunzenhauser
13. Nov 2022 – 12. Feb 2023

New Acquisitions of the Collection of Contemporary Art of the Federal Republic of Germany

Emeka Ogboh (*1977), aus der Serie: Sufferhead Original (Baden Baden), 2017, Fine Art Print, 75 x 50 cm © Emeka Ogboh

New Acquisitions of the Collection of Contemporary Art of the Federal Republic of Germany
Neuerwerbungen der Sammlung zeitgenössischer Kunst der Bundesrepublik Deutschland

The Contemporary Art Collection of the Federal Republic of Germany has been documenting developments in art in the country since 1970. Meanwhile the collections amounts to about 1,700 works and is administered and supervised by the Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media. In 2021 additional works were acquired with funds from the promotion programme NEUSTART KULTUR. These and a selection of other works purchased for the Collection of the Federal Republic of Germany between 2017 and 2021 will be presented in a thematic group exhibition from 7 May to 3 October 2022 at the Bundeskunsthalle Bonn and will subsequently be shown in an altered form simultaneously at Museum Gunzenhauser in Chemnitz and the Neue Museum in Nuremberg. A representative cross-section of contemporary and young art in Germany can be seen referencing such different themes, such as political and social relevance, post-colonial discourse, ecology, post-humanism, urbanism or work-immanent pictorial aesthetics. The exhibition illustrates how topical developments, collective visual habits or the questioning of pictorial constructions can be dealt with in an artistic and exemplary manner. The selection of works clearly indicates that current artistic forms of expression embrace a wide range of techniques and media – from expansive installations, drawing, painting and sculpture up to an including photography, video and acoustic art.
The exhibition is being organised with the Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland and the Neues Museum Nürnberg together with the Government Commission for Culture and the Media.

 

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Emeka Ogboh (*1977), aus der Serie: Sufferhead Original (Baden Baden), 2017, Fine Art Print, 75 x 50 cm © Emeka Ogboh
Emeka Ogboh (*1977)
aus der Serie: Sufferhead Original (Baden Baden), 2017
Tamina Amadyar (*1989), present perfect, 2016, Pigment und Glutin auf Leinwand, 200 x 170 cm, Foto: Roman März © Tamina Amadyar, Galerie Guido W. Baudach
Tamina Amadyar (*1989)
present perfect, 2016
Camilla Steinum (*1986), Turn Elsewhere, 2017, Wandobjekt aus gefärbter Wolle, geschmiedete Nägel, 100 x 200 cm © Camilla Steinum, Galerie Soy Capitàn, Berlin
Camilla Steinum (*1986)
Turn Elsewhere, 2017
Tilman Hornig (*1979), ohne Titel (Europa), Nr. 11, 2017, Acryl und Dispersion auf Flaggenstoff, 190 x 190 cm © Tilman Hornig, Galerie Gbr. Lehmann, Dresden
Tilman Hornig (*1979)
ohne Titel (Europa), Nr. 11, 2017
Benedikt Terwiel (1980), aus der Serie: Imbiss am Kotti, 2013/2014, Fotografie, 90,4 x 81,5 cm  © Benedikt Terwiel
Benedikt Terwiel (1980)
aus der Serie: Imbiss am Kotti, 2013/2014
Bussaraporn Thongchai (*1987), My Son born in Germany, 2017, Zeichnung auf Papier, 135 x 105 cm © Bussaraporn Thongchai
Bussaraporn Thongchai (*1987)
My Son born in Germany, 2017
Silke Wagner (*1968), Die Deutsche Bevölkerung, 2018, Neonglas, Transformator, Acrylglas, 30 x 90 x 10 cm © Silke Wagner, VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn
Silke Wagner (*1968)
Die Deutsche Bevölkerung, 2018
Stephen Suckale (*1979), Am Rand der Mitte, 2019, Laserprint auf Leinen, vernäht, 120 x 100 cm, Foto: Wolfgang Günzel, Offenbach am Main © ©Stephen Suckale und PPC Philipp Pflug Contemporary, Frankfurt am Main
Stephen Suckale (*1979)
Am Rand der Mitte, 2019
Nasan Tur (*1974), aus der Serie: Kaptial, 2013, Indian Ink auf hangeschöftem tibetanischem Papier, 42,2 x 62,2 cm © Nasan Tur, VG-Bild Kunst
Nasan Tur (*1974)
aus der Serie: Kaptial, 2013
Esra Ersen (*1970), aus der Serie: Sammelsurium, 2010, Farbfotografie, 140 x 90 cm © Esra Ersen
Esra Ersen (*1970)
aus der Serie: Sammelsurium, 2010