Andreas Sachsenmaier
Anna Jakupovic
Arnulf Rainer
Bernhard Draz
Felice Naomi Wonnenberg
Frank Kastner
Joachim Seinfeld
Jorg Lange
Matten Vogel
Max Klinger
Neo Rauch
Nicolas Manenti
Pablo Picasso
The exhibition project analyzes and parodies the mechanisms of the art market however using its presentation forms. The main idea of the project is discussed in form and content in the works of the contemporaries' altogether and sometimes they refer to their deceased colleagues.
Art fair of a different kind
Conception by B. Draz, A. Sachsenmaier, J. Seinfeld.
On the occasion of the Kunstherbst (art autumn) and due to the variety of fairs in Berlin, Meinblau at
the same time plans an exhibition project which analyzes and parodies the mechanisms of the art
market however using its presentation forms. Taking the spirit of the age and established market
strategies into consideration famous deceased and not as much famous artists alive are presented so
that the latter usually profit from the popularity of the first.
The main idea of the project is discussed in
form and content in the works of the contemporaries’ altogether and sometimes they refer to their
deceased colleagues. In the works the ways of the art market are dealt with critical associatively,
occasionally cryptic-abstractly and radical striking, too. Thereby the works of the contemporaries
remain always market adapted, firm as well as beautiful and are to be bought.
The exhibition consists
of a homogenous presentation in six large stands beneath the central high window of the Meinblau
hall. Instead of the usual stickers with appropriate information about the work, the video artist Andreas
Sachsenmeier shows interviews with all participating artists about their market intentions which can be
seen and heard on miniature monitors at the back of the stands. BAZAAR likes to unmask the current
art markets’ turbo-capitalism with this group exhibition but attends it at the same time.
Opening Saturday 29 th September 2007 at 7 p.m
Meinblau House of Arts
Christinenstr. 18/19, Berlin
Free Admission