Harald Falckenberg

Deichtorhallen Hamburg

Dieter Meier

Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie Karlsruhe

Accompanying DVD-ROM has the same title as book.

Works 1968-2012 and the Yello Years

Andy Warhol

Tilman Osterwold

Kenneth E. Silver

Zdenek Felix

retrospektiv ; ... in d. Deichtorhallen Hamburg, 2.7.-19.9.1993 u. im Württembergischen Kunstverein, Stuttgart (13.11.1993-6.2.1994)

Jonathan Meese

Robert Fleck

Annette Sievert

This collection of paintings, sculptures and collaborations including stage sets for a production of Frank Castorf's Kokain is the first comprehensive survey of Meese's major incursions into the German art scene. The artist was born in Tokyo, lives in Berlin and has shown at the Tate Modern.

Deichtorhallen Hamburg, Magasin Grenoble

Jonathan Meese, Mama Johnny

Hans Haacke

When Hans Haacke was awarded the Peter Weiss Prize in 2004, he called Weiss' writings "courageous interventions, driven by moral outrage." Since the early 1960s Haacke himself has been a socially engaged artist. Living in New York since 1965 (born Cologne, 1936), he has participated in the public debate through his sculptures, installations, paintings and photographs, as well as by his writings and teaching. In 1971, several works for a solo exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum were deemed "inappropriate" by the Museum's director and he cancelled the show (one was an exposé of the real estate empire of a New York slumlord. At the 1993 Venice Biennial, the artist broke up the marble floor the Nazis had installed in the German pavilion and he displayed the replica of a 1-DM coin minted in the year of German reunification above the entrance. His 2000 installation DER BEVÖLKERUNG (To the population), a work in progress in the German Parliament building in Berlin, also makes reference to the Nazi past but, in addition, addresses contemporary issues of citizenship and the integration of foreign-born residents. Recently, several works have paid critical attention to the Iraq war. This publication was produced for a 2006 retrospective exhibition at the Hamburg Deichtorhallen and the Akademie der Künste in Berlin. It offers a survey of Haacke's works from 1959 to the present. It includes a selection of his writings and essays by Benjamin H.D. Buchloh, Rosalyn Deutsche and Walter Grasskamp.

For Real : Works 1959-2006

Beate Hentschel

Dirk Luckow

Deichtorhallen (Hamburg)

Globalization expands and contracts daily, as art and artists cross and recross borders. Motorcycles, fashion houses, and vacuum cleaners find themselves exhibited in art museums, complete with their corporate identities intact. Corporate collections grow in size and influence, while Saatchi & Saatchi and Altoids Curiously Strong Mints roll off gallery-goers' tongues. Art & Economy gathers together essays which take a variety of stands on these multiple interrelations, as well as on artists whose work deals directly with our economic reality, such as Acces Local, Liam Gillick, Eva Grubinger, and Peter Zimmerman. It goes without saying that this book is a good deal.

Ausstellung vom 1. März 2002-23. Juni 2002 in den Deichtorhallen Hamburg

Art & economy

Deichtorhallen Hamburg

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