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16/4/2012

Art Cologne 2012

KoelnMesse, Koln

The 2012 edition of ART COLOGNE will mark a new high point and break new ground with the first cooperation between two independent fairs.
ART COLOGNE will host the first NADA Cologne, creating a transatlantic bridge between New York's New Art Dealers Alliance and the World's oldest art fair.
Approximately 200 international galleries will showcase Classic Modern, Post-War and Contemporary art in Hall 11 of the Cologne Exhibition Centre.
The high-profile gallery list includes a strong turnout of well-known national and international exhibitors and features and exciting showing of newcomers for 2012 edition.
The popular section NEW CONTEMPORARIES and our new partnership with the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA Cologne) will spotlight cutting-edge trends in the newest contemporary art. A top-qualitiy supporting programme of events around the Rhineland will round off the fair

NADA Cologne and New Contemporaries at ART COLOGNE provide an attractive mixture of young galleries from the USA and Europe
Around 200 international galleries from 26 countries will showcase classic and modern, post-war and contemporary art at the upcoming ART COLOGNE taking place between April 18th and 22nd 2012. Alongside numerous new additions, such as Thaddaeus Ropac (Salzburg / Paris), David Zwirner (New York), Nature Morte (Berlin / New Delhi), Roslyn Oxley9 (Sydney), Ben Brown Fine Arts (London / Hong Kong), Vera Munro (Hamburg), carlier | gebauer, Klosterfelde and NEU (Berlin), familiar favourites are also returning. These include Annely Juda (London), Karsten Greve (Cologne / Paris / St. Moritz), Michael Werner (Cologne / New York), Hans Mayer (Dusseldorf), Hauser & Wirth (Zurich / London / New York), Sprüth Magers (Berlin / London), Daniel Buchholz (Berlin / Cologne), Gisela Capitain (Cologne), Christian Nagel (Cologne / Berlin / Antwerp) EIGEN + ART (Berlin / Leipzig), and Guido W. Baudach (Berlin), to name but a few.

In 2012 we will be cooperating with the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) for the first time. It will occupy a separate section within the traditional fair. 32 innovative galleries will participate as pioneers at NADA. Among others, these include Lisa Cooley (New York), CANADA (New York), Neue Alte Bruecke (Frankfurt), James Fuentes (New York), Emmanuel Layr (Vienna), as well as other young galleries with truly new discoveries. This gives visitors at NADA Cologne an insight into the best young galleries from the United States, while collectors and art lovers get to meet the young European art galleries in the context of New Contemporaries of ART COLOGNE. "Both groups are aimed at an international audience with a focus respectively in the US and Europe. This way, we can offer a unique mixed perspective of art from both sides of the Atlantic", Daniel Hug says excitedly about ART COLOGNE's most recent development.

In addition, ART COLOGNE 2012 is dedicating a special exhibition to the German artist Dieter Roth at the South entrance to the Koelnmesse.

Other major exhibitions featured at the fair will be hosted by museums in the Rhineland: Kasper Koenig's "Vor dem Gesetz" and Cosima von Bonin in Museum Ludwig; Warhol, Basquiat and Clemente in the Art and Exhibition Hall, Bonn; Albert Oehlen and Kris Martin in the ART MUSEUM BONN; Roman Ondak in K21 in Dusseldorf; Ai Wei Wei in the DKM Museum, Duisburg; and Monica Bonvincini in the Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach.

ART COLOGNE 2012 exhibitor list

1301PE, Los Angeles; Aanant & Zoo, Berlin; Adamski, Berlin; Akinci, Amsterdam; Ancient & Modern, London; Mikael Andersen, Copenhagen / Berlin; Artelier, Graz; Aussereuropäische Kunst Dierking, Cologne; Baer, Dresden; Base, Tokyo; Catherine Bastide, Brussels; Guido W. Baudach, Berlin; Baukunst, Cologne; Beck & Eggeling, Dusseldorf; Klaus Benden, Cologne; Berinson, Berlin; Andreas Binder, Munich; Bischoff Weiss, London; Bo Bjerggaard, Copenhagen; Boisserée, Cologne; Bernard Bouche, Paris; BQ, Berlin; Ben Brown Fine Arts, London / Hong Kong; Daniel Buchholz, Cologne / Berlin; Buchmann, Berlin / Lugano; Bugdahn und Kaimer, Dusseldorf; Gisela Capitain, Cologne; Carbon12, Dubai; carlier | gebauer, Berlin; Carreras Mugicas, Bilbao; Cherry and Martin, Los Angeles; CLAGES, Cologne; CONRADS, Dusseldorf; Corbett vs Dempsey, Chicago; Cosar HMT, Dusseldorf; Crone, Berlin; Croy Nielsen, Berlin; Isabella Czarnowska, Berlin; Delaive, Amsterdam; DEWEER, Otegem; Dirimart, Istanbul; Döbele, Dresden; Dovin, Budapest; DREI, Cologne; Christian Ehrentraut, Berlin; Eigen + Art, Leipzig / Berlin; Johannes Faber, Vienna; Fahnemann, Berlin; fiebach, minninger, Cologne; Figge von Rosen, Cologne; Konrad Fischer, Dusseldorf; Fischer Kunsthandel, Berlin; Forsblom, Helsinki; MaxWeberSixFriedrich, Munich; Klaus Gerrit Friese, Stuttgart; Hilario Galguera, Mexico City; Francois Ghebaly, Los Angeles; Vera Gliem,Cologne; Bärbel Grässlin, Frankfurt; Karsten Greve, Cologne / Paris / St. Moritz; Barbara Gross, Munich; Haas, Zurich; Häusler Contemporary, Munich / Zurich ; Hammelehle und Ahrens, Cologne; Reinhard Hauff, Stuttgart; Hauser & Wirth, Zurich / London / New York; Jochen Hempel, Leipzig; Hennemann, Königswinter; Henze & Ketterer, Wichtrach/Bern / Riehen; Ernst Hilger, Vienna; hoffmann, Friedberg; Heinz Holtmann, Cologne; Andreas Huber, Vienna; Akira Ikeda, Berlin / Tokyo / New York; Fred Jahn, Munich; Jaski, Amsterdam; Annely Juda Fine Art, London; Galleri K, Oslo; Kadel Willborn, Karlsruhe; Kalfayan, Athens / Thessaloniki; mike karstens, Munster; Parisa Kind, Frankfurt; Kisterem, Budapest; Kleindienst, Leipzig; KLEMM'S, Berlin; Klosterfelde, Berlin; Bernd Klüser, Munich; Sabine Knust, Munich; Koch, Hannover; KOW - Koch Oberhuber Wolf, Berlin; Dr. Dorothea van der Koelen, Mainz / Venice; Johann König, Berlin; Leo Koenig, New York; KONZETT, Vienna; Krobath, Vienna / Berlin; Bernd Kugler, Innsbruck; L.A. Galerie, Frankfurt; Laden fuer Nichts, Leipzig; Lahumière, Paris; Lange + Pult, Zurich; Christian Lethert, Cologne; Levy, Hamburg / Berlin; Löhrl, Mönchengladbach; Patricia Low Contemporary, Gstaad / Geneva; Luce, Turin; Ludorff, Dusseldorf; Linn Lühn, Dusseldorf; Lüttgenmeijer, Berlin; Lullin + Ferrari, Zurich; Maior, Pollenca / Palma de Mallorca; Brigitte March, Stuttgart; Maulberger, Munich; Mario Mauroner, Vienna / Salzburg; Hans Mayer, Dusseldorf; Mirko Mayer / m-projects, Cologne; Hubertus Melsheimer, Cologne; Moderne, Silkeborg; Vera Munro, Hamburg; nächst St. Stephan, Vienna; Christian Nagel, Cologne / Berlin / Antwerp; Nature Morte, Berlin / New Delhi; Neu, Berlin; Georg Nothelfer, Berlin; Alexander Ochs, Berlin / Beijing; Roslyn Oxley9, Sydney; Paradise Row, London; Françoise Paviot, Paris; Rupert Pfab, Dusseldorf; Karl Pfefferle, Munich; Guy Pieters, Knokke-Heist / Paris; Produzentengalerie, Hamburg; PSM, Berlin; Raster, Warsaw; Reception, Berlin; Thomas Rehbein, Cologne; Remmert & Barth, Dusseldorf; Rieder, Munich; Petra Rinck, Dusseldorf; Margarete Roeder, New York; Thaddaeus Ropac, Salzburg / Paris; Ruberl, Vienna; Jette Rudolph, Berlin; Salis & Vertes, Salzburg / Zurich; Samuelis Baumgarte, Bielefeld; Marion Scharmann, Cologne; Scheffel, Bad Homburg; Aurel Scheibler/Scheibler Mitte, Berlin; Schleicher + Lange, Paris / Berlin; Schlichtenmaier, Grafenau / Stuttgart; Schmidt Maczollek, Cologne; Schönewald Fine Arts, Dusseldorf; Michael Schultz, Berli / Beijing / Seoul; Schwarzer, Dusseldorf; SCQ, Santiago de Compostela; Sies + Höke, Dusseldorf; Simonis, Dusseldorf; Société, Berlin; Thomas Solomon, Los Angeles; Sommer & Kohl, Berlin; Springer & Winckler, Berlin; Sprüth Magers, Berlin / London; Staeck, Heidelberg; Walter Storms, Munich; Hans Strelow, Dusseldorf; Jacky Strenz, Frankfurt; Florian Sundheimer, Munich; taguchi fine art, Tokyo; Suzanne Tarasiève, Paris; Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman, Innsbruck; Thomas, Munich; Barbara Thumm, Berlin; Wilma Tolksdorf, Frankfurt / Berlin; UCCA - Ullens Center for the Art, Bejing; Utermann, Dortmund; V1, Copenhagen; VAN HORN, Dusseldorf; edith wahlandt, Stuttgart; Michael Werner, Cologne / Berlin / New York; Wetterling, Stockholm; White Space, Beijing; Jocelyn Wolff, Paris; Workplace, Gateshead; Tony Wuethrich, Basel; ZAK | BRANICKA, Krakow/Berlin; Susanne Zander, Cologne; Thomas Zander, Cologne; David Zwirner, New York.

NADA Cologne
Rod Barton, London; Nicelle Beauchene, New York; Bischoff Projects, Frankfurt; Blanket, Vancouver; Brennan Griffin, New York; Shane Campbell, Chicago; CANADA, New York; Lisa Cooley Fine Art, New York; Charlotte Desaga, Cologne; Derek Eller, New York; European Fine Art, Munich; Cinzia Friedlaender, Berlin; James Fuentes, New York; Jack Hanley, New York; Horton, New York / Berlin; The International 3, Manchester; Invisible-Exports, New York; Kraupa-Tuskany, Berlin; Emanuel Layr, Vienna; Michael Lett, Auckland; Josh Lilley, London; Lorenz, Frankfurt; Max Mayer, Dusseldorf; Helena Papdopoulos/Andreas Melas, Athens; Neue Alte Brücke, Frankfurt; Poor Farm, Manawa; Power, Hamburg; Schmidt & Handrup, Cologne; Silverman, San Francisco; Stereo, Poznan; SVIT, Prague; Untitled, New York; Warhus Rittershaus, Cologne

NADA in Europe
Wednesday, April 18 at 3:30pm
NADA Bar within NADA Cologne

Sarah Douglas (Journalist) will moderate the panel discussion NADA in Europe, while focusing on the organizations recent growth and expansion to Europe. Contributing their thoughts on NADA are collectors Susan and Michael Hort and Donald and Mera Rubell, as well as NADA members Jack Hanley (Owner, Jack Hanley Gallery), Shane Campbell (Owner, Shane Campbell Gallery), Daniel Schmidt (Owner, Schmidt & Handrup) and Emanuel Layr (Owner, Galerie Emanuel Layr).

Click on Art: the art market and the Internet
Friday, April 20 at 3:30pm
NADA Bar within NADA Cologne

In collaboration with Spotlist, NADA is pleased to present Click on Art: Art Market and the Internet, a round table discussion about art sales using different and increasingly, differentiated Internet platforms. The discussion will feature Betina Bethlem (Paddle8), Clayton Press (Art Consultant, Board of Collectors Spot), Dr. Peter Smeets (Collector, Board of MMK Frankfurt), Carl Friedrich Schroer (Journalist), Christian Schwarm (Collector, Director of Independent Collectors) and moderator Florian Baron (The Spotlist). As the online market continues to grow, the discussion will address how these platforms reach collectors and the buying behavior of the art community, as well as the overall impact on the dealer, primary and secondary markets.

Performance: Five Drills by artists Brad Killam and Zach Cahill
Tuesday, April 17 at 6pm

NADA is pleased to announce Five Drills, a performance work organized by Chicago based artists Brad Killam and Zach Cahill in collaboration with two competitive wrestlers from North Rhine region. The wrestlers, dressed in competition uniform, will complete a series of five wrestling drills such as pummeling and hand fighting. The performance will last 50 minutes.

This year, NADA will again partner with online exhibition destination and marketplace Paddle8, which will exclusively handle online sales for the NADA Cologne fair in April. Each NADA gallery will be provided with the opportunity to host a virtual storefront at www.Paddle8.com through which they may accept offers and process transactions on works using Paddle8's proprietary online platform, which leverages technology to facilitate the viewing, curating and acquisition of art. NADA Cologne will be active on Paddle8 from April 11 through April 24, including the week before the fair, when Paddle8 members may preview and begin to acquire works from NADAʼs exhibitors.

Please follow the link below to the Exhibitor list for NADA Cologne. nadaartfair.org/about/nada-cologne

Image: ART COLOGNE Preis 2012: Wide White Space Galerie - Marcel Broodthaers - Departement des Aigles - 5 October 1969 - Anny De Decker, Stella, Jonas and Bernd Lohaus, foto Maria Gilissen

Christine Hackmann
Messeplatz 1 50679 Köln Tel: +49 (0)221 821 2288 c.hackmann@koelnmesse.de
Gabriele Nohl Press assistant Phone +49 221 821-2270

Vernissage 17 April 2012, 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Axa Art Professional Preview on Tuesday, April 17, 12 pm

KolnMesse
Messeplatz 1 - Koln
Hall 11, Cologne-Deutz Exhibition Centre
Opening times
18 – 21 April 2012, 12:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
22 April 2012, 12:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Entrance fee:
Daily Pass 25.00 EUR
2 – Day Ticket 35.00 EUR
Special Ticket (students, senior citizens and Groups more than 10 pers.) 20.00 EUR
Evening Ticket 20.00 EUR (valid from 5 to 8 p.m.)
Vernissage Ticket: 55.00 EUR

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