Exhibition at the Center for Artists' Publications
How versatile is monochrome? How colorful is monochrome? Whether in red, blue, green, white or black - monochrome works come in all colors and non-colors. Monochromy. On the aesthetics of published art shows the different ways in which contemporary artists deal with color.
Concepts with completely monochrome surfaces have emerged in the context of artists' publications since the 1950s with the aim of achieving the greatest possible simplification and concentration. The exhibition features works by over 60 artists who explore the various approaches to monochrome and its significance for art. The artists deal with aspects of absolute abstraction, emotions, color and emptiness, as well as the philosophical and religious understanding of nothingness. The monochrome is presented in the form of graphics, artists' books and journals, objects and paintings as well as in the context of sound art.
Participating artists:
Rozbeh Asmani, Robert Barry, Eric Baskauskas, Pierre Bismuth, Irma Blank, Doro Boehme, Christian Boltanski, Hugo Bonamin, Stanley Brouwn, James Lee Byars, John Cage, Leif Eriksson, Joseph Ernst, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Irene Friedman, Heinz Gappmayr, Michael Gibbs, Mathias Goeritz, Fernanda Gomes, Daniel Göttin, Nan Groot Antink, Kristján Guðmundsson, Paul Heimbach, Parker Ito, Jean Keller, Yves Klein, Imi Knoebel, Ferdinand Kriwet, Jean Le Noble, Sol LeWitt, Sergio Pesutic, George Maciunas, George Meertens, Felix Meyer, Bruce Nauman, Louise Nevelson, Olaf Nicolai, Jean- Michel Othoniel, Pratchaya Phinthong, Ad Reinhardt, Boyd Rice, Winston Roeth, Allen Ruppersberg, Karin Sander, Conrad Schnitzler, Yann Sérandour, Ettore Spalletti, Diana Sprenger, Endre Tót, Jiří Valoch, Bernard Villers, Jan Voss, herman de vries, Peter Willen, Euan Williams, Ian Wilson und andere / and others.
Price information:
Reduced admission for students, trainees, volunteers, single parents and severely disabled persons as well as groups of 10 or more.