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SUMMARY:Beat the System! Provocation in Art
DESCRIPTION:We would be delighted if you\, your family and friends would join us for the opening of the exhibition! \nThe exhibition focusses on artistic positions that take a critical stand on politics\, society and the art scene. It shows works by artists who interfere and take a stance. Their works impress with subversive power\, strong political statements and the use of irony. The presentation emphasizes the analysis and relevance of actionst art today: Therefore\, artists collectives have been asked to develeop new and innovative actions during the exhibition period. \nSpeakers\nSibylle Keupen\, Oberbürgermeisterin der Stadt Aachen\nEva Birkenstock\, Direktorin Ludwig Forum Aachen\nDr. Carla Cugini\, Vorständin der Peter und Irene Ludwig Stiftung\nVera Pues\, Stiftung Kunst\, Kultur und Soziales der Sparda-Bank West\nMyriam Kroll\, Kuratorin der Ausstellung
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/opening-beat-the-system/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210924
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220110
DTSTAMP:20211122T113733Z
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SUMMARY:Loredana Nemes
DESCRIPTION:Opening: September 23\, 2021\, 7 pm \nMemories of childhood in a country one had to leave – photographer Loredana Nemes (b. 1972) follows them back to her Romanian hometown Sibiu.\nShe calls the black-and-white photographs taken there between 2002 and 2013 beautiful – an expression of her deep connection to the places of the past\, which she also explores in poetic texts. Those inner images convey an impression of the caesura that the flight from the socialist country meant. beautiful also stands for those moments in which Nemes confronts a changed social present with an open eye. Women\, worn by the exertions of life\, rest on a park bench\, children playing in the street flirt with the camera\, boys acting casually on the edge of the village\, a bow-legged dog as a guardian of fresh laundry\, or a priest blessing not only the community but also the cars as a sign of modest prosperity: It is the rather quiet peripheral phenomena\, the unspectacularly mundane of existence\, that fascinate Nemes – captured in the faces\, gestures and actions of the people\, whom she always encounters with great empathy and a sense for the right moment between closeness and distance. The resulting ‘portraits’ are impressive in both content and form\, and find their appropriate context in the landscape photographs that follow. \nLoredana Nemes was born in Sibiu\, Romania\, the city where Klaus Iohannis\, current President of Romania and current winner of the Charlemagne Prize\, served as mayor for many years. In 1986 the family fled and moved to Aachen. Studied German and mathematics at the RWTH Aachen. 2001 move to Berlin. Since then Nemes has been working as a freelance photographer. Since 2006 numerous solo exhibitions and various teaching assignments for photography. \nCurated by Sylvia Böhmer \nAn exhibition of the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst in the context of the awarding of the Internationaler Karlspreis 2020 zu Aachen to Klaus Iohannis\, President of Romania.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/loredana-nemes/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20210923T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20210923T190000
DTSTAMP:20210916T085241Z
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SUMMARY:Loredana Nemes. beautiful
DESCRIPTION:Memories of childhood in a country one had to leave – photographer Loredana Nemes (b. 1972) follows them back to her Romanian hometown Sibiu.\nShe calls the black-and-white photographs taken there between 2002 and 2013 beautiful – an expression of her deep connection to the places of the past\, which she also explores in poetic texts. Those inner images convey an impression of the caesura that the flight from the socialist country meant. beautiful also stands for those moments in which Nemes confronts a changed social present with an open eye. Women\, worn by the exertions of life\, rest on a park bench\, children playing in the street flirt with the camera\, boys acting casually on the edge of the village\, a bow-legged dog as a guardian of fresh laundry\, or a priest blessing not only the community but also the cars as a sign of modest prosperity: It is the rather quiet peripheral phenomena\, the unspectacularly mundane of existence\, that fascinate Nemes – captured in the faces\, gestures and actions of the people\, whom she always encounters with great empathy and a sense for the right moment between closeness and distance. The resulting ‘portraits’ are impressive in both content and form\, and find their appropriate context in the landscape photographs that follow. \nLoredana Nemes was born in Sibiu\, Romania\, the city where Klaus Iohannis\, current President of Romania and current winner of the Charlemagne Prize\, served as mayor for many years. In 1986 the family fled and moved to Aachen. Studied German and mathematics at the RWTH Aachen. 2001 move to Berlin. Since then Nemes has been working as a freelance photographer. Since 2006 numerous solo exhibitions and various teaching assignments for photography. \nCurated by Sylvia Böhmer \nAn exhibition of the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst in the context of the awarding of the Internationaler Karlspreis 2020 zu Aachen to Klaus Iohannis\, President of Romania.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/opening-loredana-nemes/
CATEGORIES:Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210911
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220901
DTSTAMP:20221006T091205Z
CREATED:20210907T132057Z
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SUMMARY:The Uncanny on Paper
DESCRIPTION:The uncanny is unsettling and eerie\, making us shudder while being curiously spellbinding. Where does this peculiarly pleasurable fascination with the uncanny originate? In the pursuit of its persisting appeal\, the exhibition presents a selection of works from the museum’s collection of works on paper\, each of which addresses the particular aesthetics of the uncanny in different ways\, thereby posing the question: which conditions and motifs make us perceive artworks as uncanny? And why is that? \nAs the days grow shorter and we retreat to sheltered homeliness\, it might just be the perfect time to indulge in that little ‘guilty pleasure’ of our fascination with the uncanny. \nArtists: Ol‘ga Michajlovna Abramova\, Robert Bechtle\, Vladimir Grigor’evič D’jakov\, Adol’f Ivanovič Demko\, Irmel Kamp\, Andrej Lvovič Kostin\, Vadim Alekseyevich Kulakov\, Igor‘ Glebovič Makarevič\, Kaisa Puustak\, Ben Schonzeit\, Aleksandr Borisovič Suvurov\, Gurij Filippovič Zacharov \nCurated by Dr. Nora Riediger \nThe exhibition shows 16 graphics from the Ludwig Collection. Guided tours only on request\, max. 10 persons. \nPrevious\nNext \nInstallation views\, The Uncanny on Paper\, Photos: Carl Brunn
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/the-uncanny/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210810
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220131
DTSTAMP:20221006T091413Z
CREATED:20210805T123057Z
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SUMMARY:Bodies and Politics
DESCRIPTION:In the context of a new wave of social movements in the USA\, the term body politics emerged in the 1970s. It refers to the fact that concepts\, modes of perception and practices of bodies and thus also ideas of self and society are subject to social and historical change. In accordance with Peter and Irene Ludwig’s understanding of art as a mirror of its respective contemporary history\, this collection presentation explores how the relationship between body and politics was reflected in US art from the 1960s to the 1980s. \nAfter all\, these were very turbulent decades with different political connotations during the presidencies of Kennedy\, Johnson\, Nixon\, Ford\, Carter and Reagan. Thus\, in this exhibition\, we encounter controlled and protesting bodies\, but also discriminated or emancipated bodies. What all artistic positions have in common is that they observe very attentively how political processes of power and oppression\, of participation and exclusion express themselves physically. \nIn addition to numerous highlights such as Supermarket Lady (1970) by Duane Hanson or Grazing – Soup to Nuts\, MGM\, 1930 (1983) by Jean-Michel Basquiat\, the exhibition also features rarely presented photographs by Andy Warhol and Gary Winogrand as well as video works by Joan Jonas and Bruce Nauman. \nCurated by Holger Otten \nPrevious\nNext\nInstallation views\, Bodies and Politics. US art of the 1960s to 1980s\, Photos: Carl Brunn
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/bodies-and-politics/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210621
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210913
DTSTAMP:20211115T100913Z
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SUMMARY:Lovely Creatures
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to a weekend of free admission onJune 19 and 20\, 2021 \nIn the encounter with the animal we question ourselves: What makes humans human\, what distinguishes us from our fellow creatures? The relationship to the animal is ambivalent\, the relationship is determined by contradictions. \nArtists approach the subject of animals and us in very different ways. \nAnimals embody wild nature\, but they can also be tamed and pampered. There are farm animals and cuddly toys\, they are loved and eaten. In many works of art animals function as political\, religious or mythical symbols. They are representatives of human behavior. In art and literature they appear as independent protagonists. We keep exotic and expensive animals as status symbols. Many people see their pets as soul mates. \nAnimals are part of our everyday life and projection surface at the same time. And then there are the monsters\, mythical creatures and hybrids: they are an expression of our fears and hidden sides. \nThe exhibition Lovely Creatures illuminates the various aspects of the relationship between humans and animals in the art of the 20th and 21st centuries through some 60 artworks of all genres. The works of the Ludwig Collection are contrasted\, commented upon\, and enriched in juxtaposition with works by contemporary young artists. \nArtists: Ai Weiwei\, Belkis Ayón Manso\, Georg Baselitz\, Joseph Beuys\, Dmitrij Spiridonovic Bisti\, Hans Chwalek\, Jean Cocteau\, Alexander Colville\, Walter Dahn\, Philip Emde\, Terry Fox\, Nancy Graves\, Ellen Gronemeyer\, Antanas Gudaitis\, Anna Jermolaewa\, Bertram Jesdinsky\, Roy Lichtenstein\, Elena Georgievna Los\, Kim MacConnel\, Michel Majerus\, Ewald Mataré\, Joost Meyer\, Sergej Mironenko\, Josef Felix Müller\, Peter Nagel\, Oswald Oberhuber\, Mary-Audrey Ramirez\, Mel Ramos\, Robert Rauschenberg\, Rissa\, Anri Sala\, Kenny Scharf\, Volkmar Schulz-Rumpold\, Alan Sonfist\, Sophia Süßmilch\, Gita Teearu\, José Toirac\, Demjan Michailovič Utenkov\, Andy Warhol \nCurated by Myriam Kroll and Stefanie Wagner \n			\n						Exhibition Blog
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/lovely-creatures/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210619
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210913
DTSTAMP:20211115T114416Z
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SUMMARY:Sweet Lies
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to a weekend of free admission onJune 19 and 20\, 2021 \nWho are we\, as individuals and as a society? What is it that defines our identities? As individuals\, we are constantly trying to establish affiliations to groups that are formed through culture\, language and social class\, nationality and origin\, skin color\, or gender\, among other things. The expression of individual identities is therefore affected by a variety of different aspects. What is enticing about identities is that although they generate a sense of belonging in terms of a feeling of unity\, this sense of belonging is simultaneously achieved through exclusion or marginalization. In recent years\, these mechanisms have shaped the public discourse. \nWith the exhibition Sweet Lies. Rethinking Identity\, the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst presents contemporary positions that address different aspects of identity. The artworks on display make visible that identities are never static\, but rather intertwine\, overlap\, and sometimes even contradict each other. The representations of identities are meant to illustrate that various social and personal aspects unite in the individual. The subtitle of the exhibition points to the temporary and fluid character of identities and also refers to the 2018 publication of the same name by philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah. The exhibition invites visitors to approach the fictions and constructions of identities in the six chapters Gender\, Culture\, Death\, Language\, Origin\, and Personality: The invited artists take up these themes and enter into dialogue with highlights from the Ludwig Collection. \nOn view are paintings\, graphics\, installations\, objects\, sculptures\, and videos of positions of invited artists and works from the Ludwig Collection. \nInvited artists: Vivian Greven\, Melike Kara\, Kinke Kooi\, Markues\, Jannis Marwitz\, Phung-Tien Phan\, Megan Rooney\, Morgaine Schäfer\, Siggi Sekira\, Slavs and Tatars\, Theresa Weber\, Raphael Weilguni and Viola Relle. \nArtists of the Ludwig Collection: Jo Baer\, Jean-Michel Basquiat\, Klaus vom Bruch\, María Magdalena Campos-Pons\, Chuck Close\, Erró\, Fang Lijun\, Gilbert & George\, Johannes Grützke\, Renato Guttuso\, Jean-Olivier Hucleux\, Joan Jonas\, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt\, Liang Dong\, Roy Lichtenstein\, Robert Morris\, Robert Rauschenberg\, Ulrike Rosenbach\, Twins Seven Seven\, Sergej E. Volkov\, Vadim Zakharov \nCurated by Patrick C. Haas and Angela Theisen \nWith the generous support of the Peter and Irene Ludwig Foundation\, Aachen\, Germany \n			\n						Exhibition Blog\n					\n														Previous\n														Next \nInstallation views\, Sweet Lies. Rethinking Identity\, Photos: Simon Vogel
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/sweet-lies/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210311
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210607
DTSTAMP:20210426T133209Z
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SUMMARY:Dan Perjovschi
DESCRIPTION:Dan Perjovschi (*1961 Sibiu) is one of the most important representatives of an art that resolutely intervenes in global socio-political and cultural issues and problems. He is known for his striking pictorial language of pictograms and wordplay\, he has advanced since the second half of the 1990s to become an internationally renowned artist whose works have been shown at the Venice Biennale\, the Tate Modern London\, the Museum of Modern Art New York and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. \nThe exhibition Drawing the World at the Ludwig Forum Aachen is representative of his 35-year creative period. Among them are rare\, very early works\, such as Urzeala from 1986/1988\, as well as small photo sequences of his performative actions in Oradea\, where he lived between 1985 and 1990. \nFurthermore\, the exhibition will show editions of the weekly Revista 22 with weekly drawings by Dan Perjovschi from the Centre for Artists’ Publications at Weserburg Museum as well as key works\, such as Antropothek (1992)\, Chalk Reality (2010-2011) and the latest series on the Corona pandemic Virus Diary (2020). The highlight will be a wall work that the artist will execute on site. \nCurated by Dr. Annette Lagler and Dr. Alexandra Kolossa\nCuratorial assistance: Maren Hoch \nSponsored by: Peter and Irene Ludwig Foundation\, Aachen \n\n 
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/dan-perjovschi/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210628
DTSTAMP:20201102T131103Z
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SUMMARY:The travel agency
DESCRIPTION:Based on an idea by Vera and Ana Sous\, students of the Akademie für Handwerksdesign – Gute Rosenberg and the Ahoi-Gruppe have realised an exhibition on the subject of travel as part of an educational project. In this interdisciplinary project the students designed different stations of various worlds of experience\, always with an eye on the relationship between content\, composition and materiality. \nOn different travel routs the visitors experience worlds of curiosity\, amazement and alienation through encounters with different cultural\, sensory and fantasy spaces. All routs finally end at the camp of the Ahoi-Gruppe. Here\, tents and cushions invite you to look back on the journey and let your wander over a wide landscape panorama. \n  \nProject manager: Stefanie Wagner
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/travel-agency/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210517
DTSTAMP:20210422T082538Z
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SUMMARY:Bon Voyage!
DESCRIPTION:Travel. Hardly any other topic better reflects our current situation between lockdown and longing. Within closed borders and closed societies\, when things that were taken for granted plummet into prohibitions\, the desire to leave and break out grows. Rethinking is necessary. To find new ways\, to test and take them – not only when travelling – is the challenge of our time. \nWith Bon Voyage! Travelling in Contemporary Art\, the Ludwig Forum for International Art presents a selection of artistic positions that focus on travelling. We invite you to see the world through the eyes of the artists who often move off the beaten tourist tracks. The suitcases are packed with personal challenges\, extreme experiences of political as well as climatic nature\, fictional\, and virtual mental journeys\, and the last journey into the afterlife\, which does without suitcases. \nWith around 100 works\, the exhibition follows the routes of more than 60 artists and shows a selection of artistic positions from the 1960s to the present. Through paintings\, installations\, videos\, objects\, photographs\, and prints\, the exhibition provides an insight into the fascination and significance of travel in contemporary art at five stopovers. \ni. a. Marina Abramović & Ulay\, Francis Alÿs\, Shūsaku Arakawa\, Kader Attia\, Lothar Baumgarten\, Janet Bellotto\, Joseph Beuys\, Christoph Brech\, Stanley Brouwn\, Peter Brüning\, Michael Buthe\, Julian Charrière\, Kate Crawford & Vladan Joler\, Ivan S. Čujkov\, Walter Dahn\, Hélène Delprat\, Simon Faithfull\, Mareike Foecking\, Jerry Frantz\, Gerard Garouste\, Philipp Goldbach\, Nancy Graves\, Manaf Halbouni\, Michael Heizer\, Jochem Hendricks\, Klara Hobza\, Stefan Huber\, Jean-Olivier Hucleux\, Cécile Hummel\, Matthew Day Jackson\, Sven Johne\, Dagmar Keller & Martin Wittwer\, Fabian Knecht\, Svetlana Kopystiansky\, Till Krause\, Norbert Kottmann\, Alicja Kwade\, Talisa Lallai\, Via Lewandoswky\, Richard Long\, Hiroyuki Masuyama\, Duane Michals\, Roman Ondak\, A. R. Penck\, Michail Pirgelis\, Dani Ploeger\, Anne Pöhlmann\, Jon Rafman\, Michael Snow\, Nicole Schuck\, Stefan Sous\, Vera Sous\, Katrin Ströbel & Mohammed Laouli\, Timm Ulrichs\, Wolfgang von Contzen\, Christoph Westermeier\, Francesca Woodman. \nThe exhibition is accompanied by a brochure with numerous illustrations and a travel blog on the Internet\, as well as by an extensive supporting and workshop programme for all age groups. \nCurated by Alexandra Kolossa\nCuratorial assistance: Marie Gentges\nTrainee: Stefanie Wagner \n  \n„Dürer – Karl V. – Aachen“ will be shown in a triad of Exhibitions \nCentre Charlemagne Aachen: The Purchased Emperor – Charles V’s  Coronation and a Changing World\, October 23\, 2020 – May 30\, 2021 \nLudwig Forum für Internationale Kunst: Bon Voyage! Travelling in Contemporary Art\,  November 13\, 2020 – May 16\, 2021 \nSuermondt Ludwig Museum: Dürer was here – A Journey becomes Legend\, July 18 – October 24\, 2021 \nduerer2020.de
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/bon-voyage-2-2/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201102
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210311
DTSTAMP:20210415T103547Z
CREATED:20201105T100119Z
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SUMMARY:Reopening
DESCRIPTION:In accordance with the current requirements of the Coronaschutzverordnung NRW visits to the museum may only be made by prior appointment\, recording of data\, wearing of a mouth/nose protection in the form of a medical surgical mask or an FFP2 mask and after presentation of a daily updated\, negative corona rapid test/self-test (from the age of 6 years). This must not be older than 24 hours and is only valid with a written or digital confirmation from the respective testing center. Please show your test result at the cash desk. \nSpacing rules must be observed\, as well as the designated walking direction within the exhibition area. 50 visitors* are admitted per two-hour time slot. The museum store is open; the café is closed. \nVisits are only possible by appointment\, which can be arranged in advance by phone 0049 241 1807 104 or – preferably – by online time slot reservation. \nThose who do not want to make a test should cancel an existing reservation or send the booked tickets to Kulturbetrieb Aachen (Mozartstraße 2-10\, 52058 Aachen)\, including bank details and contact information (address). The money will be refunded.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/reopening/
CATEGORIES:Event,Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200827
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210517
DTSTAMP:20200730T084429Z
CREATED:20200625T051527Z
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SUMMARY:Matters of Mind
DESCRIPTION:The exhibition Matters of Mind shows several works that Christoph Mueller has worked as an artist and illustrator over the past 15 years. Mueller\, who has dedicated himself to the topic of self-analysis and reflection\, shows in his selection of original drawings his talent for humorous observations and detailed world building. His alter ego “Mighty Millborough” (Millington F. Millborough) lives in his villa “Georgiette” in the small town of Green Valley in the Sassafras County. A diorama of the city\, a map and several comic strips give visitors a very clear introduction to this nostalgic world of the early 20th century. Surrounded by majestic forests\, situated at a small lake\, Millborough sets off to stoll away from his stately villa into episodic comic strips. A walk is not a hike but the impetus for a fantastic\, dreamy journey into the inner world of the artist. Mueller’s protagonist is easily distracted\, dissolves himself and tries to explain to us his personal reality in a humorous way. Occasionally desperate\, he constantly gets confronted with existentialists questions: Millborough’s adventures are stories of confusion\, astonishment\, and caterpillars; Desire\, loneliness and in search for the great all-encompassing secret – if necessary while relaxing in the bathtub. \nIn addition to his own books and comics\, such as The Mighty Millbourogh – Les choses de la vie\, he also created commissioned works such as posters for musicians and festivals\, record or magazine covers and worked for various renowned newspapers and magazines. Most recently\, he designed the front page of The New Yorker – an honor that has so far only been awarded to two other artists from Germany. This pandemic cover is one of the main attractions of his exhibition in the Ludwig Forum Aachen\, since the drawing incorporates important elements of Mueller’s work: Subtle observations of his environment play a significant role and allow the artist to influence new worlds. They serve as an alternative to a critical analysis of the present\, which can sometimes be dark\, as in the free works The Diagram of Universal Insignificance or The Baron of Solitude focusing on their psychoanalytic and epistemological character. \n  \nCurated by Patrick C. Haas & Angela Theisen
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/matters-of-mind/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200827
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210201
DTSTAMP:20201210T131357Z
CREATED:20200806T092918Z
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SUMMARY:Highlights of the Collection
DESCRIPTION:Or: How images and their cultural meaning are constantly getting updated. \nWhen Peter and Irene Ludwig started to build up their art collection in the 1960s\, the world was shaped by sociopolitical changes\, the focus of which was the USA: In addition to flaring and ever-increasing conflicts\, the civil rights movement succeeded in making its voice heard and shortly afterwards the first positive results were achieved – a process that continues to this day. The theme of rebellion against established and traditional conventions can be found in many of the works in the collection\, which now comprises over 3\,000 pieces in the Ludwig Forum Aachen. The presentation shows a small selection of works that refer directly to North America\, deal with historical moments and are as explosive today as so many years ago. Violence against People of Color is the focus in Jean-Michel Basquiat “Blue Gyp Stock”. Robert Longo asks the question on the United States’ claim to world power and Nadin Ospina reverses the phenomenon of cultural appropriation. \nArtist in the exhibition: John Ahearn\, Jean-Michel Basquiat\, John Coplans\, Erró\, Duane Hanson\, Roy Lichtenstein\, Robert Longo\, Nadin Ospina\, Raymond Pettibon. \n  \ncurated by Patrick C. Haas & Angela Theisen
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/highlights-alternating-dependencies/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200314
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201012
DTSTAMP:20200228T101420Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20200228T101420Z
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SUMMARY:Flower Blast
DESCRIPTION:Opening: Thursday\, March 13\, 2020\, 7 pm \nFlower Blast\, Annette Wehrmann’s eponymous work\, invokes the spirit of new beginnings in the early 1970s. A growing women’s movement likewise inspired the art world of the time. Female artists announced an end to modesty and claimed the same respect for themselves in all areas of art that men had always had. They created large-scale sculptures\, staged their naked bodies in videos and performances\, and were provocative in their use of political actions in public spaces. At the same time\, feminist art theorists paved the way for a new appreciation of women’s artistic achievements. \n1970 was also the year that the Neue Galerie – Sammlung Ludwig was founded. This predecessor of the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst\, one of the world’s most important collections of contemporary art – that of the collector couple Peter and Irene Ludwig – was provided with a permanent location in Aachen. We are taking the anniversary of the institution as an opportunity to subject our collections to reassessment and\, for the first time\, to focus exclusively on female artists in a display of around one hundred works. \n  \nCurated by Annette Lagler and Myriam Kroll\nCuratorial assistance: Marie Gentges
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/flower-blast/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200313
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200803
DTSTAMP:20200302T081747Z
CREATED:20190722T112919Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200302T081747Z
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SUMMARY:Highlights of the Collection
DESCRIPTION:The collection of Peter and Irene Ludwig is one of the largest and most important art collections in the world. The Ludwig Forum Aachen houses over 3\,000 works from this collection\, including many works that are not missing in any art history and thus belong to the world memory of 20th century art. Duane Hanson’s hyper-realistic sculpture “Supermarket Lady”\, key works by the Pop Art icons Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein as well as the central pioneers Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper John form the heart of the collection. With their first trip to New York in 1967\, the collector couple’s interest in American art could no longer be stopped. As an expression of an attitude to life of their time\, the Ludwigs were in search of a global concept of art\, a world of their own in the face of prevailing politics and society. Special attention was paid to representational painting and sculpture\, which the exhibition reflects with about 30 main works from Pop Art and Hyperrealism. \nArtists of the exhibition: John de Andrea\, Jim Dine\, Don Eddy\, Richard Estes\, Robert Graham\, Richard Hamilton\, Duane Hanson\, Jasper Johns\, Jeff Koons\, Roy Lichtenstein\, Siegfried Neuenhausen\, Philip Pearlstein\, Mel Ramos\, Robert Rauschenberg\, John Salt\, Andy Warhol. \nCurated by Esther Boehle
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/highlights-der-sammlung-4/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200128
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200330
DTSTAMP:20200229T155241Z
CREATED:20200108T151121Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200229T155241Z
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SUMMARY:Video archive 06
DESCRIPTION:The founding of the Neue Galerie – Sammlung Ludwig in Aachen 50 years ago\, the predecessor institution of the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst\, is in a turbulent time. The 1970s were all about change. On the one hand\, the end of the post-war economic boom\, oil crises\, political affairs\, the RAF and the coming to terms with the Nazi past are keeping people on their toes\, while on the other there is an unprecedented consumer and entertainment industry. While some amuse themselves in their spare time\, others take to the streets to protest: against forgetting\, the Vietnam War\, armament and nuclear power – and for more democracy\, women’s rights and social equity. The artists of the time comment on and shape the social upheavals\, including the still quite young video art. Their enemy is\, in particular\, the new mass medium of television\, against which they are creating an alternative program – and this is also part of the complexity of this story – sometimes in cooperation with the public broadcasters. \nArtists of the exhibition: Klaus vom Bruch\, Marcel Odenbach\, Ulrike Rosenbach\, Telewissen\, and Ulay/Abramović. \nCurated by Holger Otten.\nCuratorial assistance: Dominik Bönisch.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/videoarchiv-06/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200302
DTSTAMP:20200229T163006Z
CREATED:20191021T080421Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200229T163006Z
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SUMMARY:Danielle Dean
DESCRIPTION:In her artistic work\, Danielle Dean grapples with the construction of ethnic\, social\, and gender-specific roles by examining the narratives she finds in political speeches and news items for example\, as well as in advertising and popular culture. The artist focuses in particular on the power structures underlying these narratives\, which lead to the manipulation of thoughts\, feelings\, and social relationships. \nThe artist subverts the visual language of advertising and marketing and transfers it to an artistic space where the line between fact and fiction is blurred. The starting point for her video installations\, collages\, and drawings are certain objects\, events\, and locations which Danielle Dean uses to demonstrate that certain forms of invasion\, violence\, and surveillance operate across geographical and temporal boundaries. \nWith Trigger Torque\, Danielle Dean (born 1982 in Huntsville\, Alabama\, USA) presents her first exhibition in Germany at the Ludwig Forum for International Art. \nThe British-American artist received her BA from Central Saint Martins in London (2006) and MFA from California Institute of the Arts (2012) in Valencia. She has been a fellow of the Whitney Museum of American Art’s Independent Study Program in New York and a resident at Museum of Fine Arts in Houston and Rijksakademie van Beeldene Kunsten in Amsterdam. She has held solo exhibitions at The Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (2018)\, 47 Canal\, New York (2018)\, Commonwealth & Council\, Los Angeles (2017) and Studio Museum in Harlem\, New York (2016). Works by the artist can be found in the collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art\, New York City\, Hammer Museum\, Los Angeles\, The Museum of Fine Arts\, Houston\, and Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Danielle Dean lives and works in San Diego\, California.  \nCurated by Holger Otten\nCuratorial assistance: Dominik Bönisch \n  \nExhibition view: Danielle Dean\, True Red Ruin (Elmina Castle)\, 2017\, 2-channel video installation\, standees. Courtesy Commonwealth & Council\, Los Angeles \nExhibition view: Danielle Dean\, Bazar\, 2018\, 4-channel video installation\, standees. Courtesy the artist \nExhibition view: Danielle Dean\, Swollen Asset\, 2019\, inflatable\, airbrush. Courtesy the artist \nExhibition view: Danielle Dean\, Long Low Line\, 2019\, HD video animation. Courtesy the artist \n 
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/danielle-dean-en/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190927
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200127
DTSTAMP:20200228T101024Z
CREATED:20190218T140357Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200228T101024Z
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SUMMARY:Louisa Clement
DESCRIPTION:Opening: Thursday\, September 26\, 2019\, 7 pm \nWhat defines a person in the digital age? The optimization and manipulation of the body through technical and medical interventions raises questions about human identity\, which Louisa Clement explores in her artistic work. Her photographs\, videos\, installations\, sculptures and virtual reality works reflect our daily reality in a seductive and at the same time inscrutable way. The focus mostly lies on the body itself – fragmented\, anonymized and alienated\, it becomes the symbol of a “new human being” in a digitalized world. Clement’s works are the results of an exciting interchange of virtuality and reality\, absence and presence. \nLouisa Clement (*1987 in Bonn) graduated from the Düsseldorf Art Academy in 2015 as a master student of Andreas Gursky. She can already look back on numerous solo and group exhibitions in well-known museums\, galleries and exhibition venues. The presentation\, conceived by the Sprengel Museum Hannover in cooperation with the Ludwig Forum Aachen\, is her first museum-based survey exhibition showing around 130 works. \nThe accompanying publication (published by Hatje Cantz Verlag) examines the various facets of Louisa Clement’s work and the associated socio-political discourses. \n  \nCurated by: Andreas Beitin\, Esther Boehle \n  \nLouisa Clement\, portrait\, 2016 / heads\, 2014-15 (Installationsansicht Louisa Clement 2019\, Sprengel Museum Hannover)\, Holz\, Plexiglas\, Plakatwechsler / Inkjetprints\, 250 x 138 x 18 cm / je ca. 37 x 28 cm\, Studio Louisa Clement / Sammlung der Stiftung Nantesbusch\, © Louisa Clement / Foto: Louisa Clement \nLouisa Clement\, Mork 2\, 2016\, Bronze: 90 x 25 x 25 cm\, C-Print: 90 x 45 cm\, Studio Louisa Clement\, © Louisa Clement / Foto: Louisa Clement \nLouisa Clement\, transformationsschnitt\, 2015 (Installationsansicht Sprengel Museum Hannover\, 2019)\, Glas\, Maße variable\, Studio Louisa Clement\, © Louisa Clement / Foto: Louisa Clement \nLouisa Clement\, Avatar 4\, 2016\, Inkjetprint\, 115 x 86 cm\, © Louisa Clement \nLouisa Clement\, fracture 9\, 2016\, Inkjetprint\, 45 x 37 cm\, Art’Us Collectors’ Collective e.V.\, © Louisa Clement
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/louisa-clement-2/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190906
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201005
DTSTAMP:20200229T155426Z
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SUMMARY:Observing Nature
DESCRIPTION:The collection presentation displays an extensive array of nature\, which is constantly being reexamined as a subject matter of art. Against the background of the performance art and concept art of the 1960s\, artists such as Robert Smithson\, Hamish Fulton\, Richard Long\, and Michael Heizer created a completely novel figurative relationship between artistic work and nature\, which is now no longer merely depicted\, as in landscape painting or photography\, but instead constitutes the artwork as designed nature. \nIn numerous documentary works located at the intersection of land art\, performance art\, and concept art\, nature is portrayed as a place of longing to be explored. Motifs from the Romantic period are adopted here\, such as those in the work of Aachen artist duo Barbara and Michael Leisgen or the British artist Hamish Fulton\, who predominantly present the secluded landscape as the landscape of the soul. \nAs an antithesis to the figurative art that the exhibition mainly focuses on\, abstract works by Gerhard Richter\, Lee Lozano\, Klaus Rinke\, Robert Morris\, and Ron Cooper address natural phenomena that—playfully and with scientific mathematical precision—negotiate either nature or distant cosmic worlds\, the subject of Nancy Graves’ works. \nKuratiert von Dr. Christian Haring
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/natur-betrachten/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190906
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191112
DTSTAMP:20190722T121811Z
CREATED:20190321T151213Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190722T121811Z
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SUMMARY:AIS³ –  A light and sound sculpture by Tim Otto Roth
DESCRIPTION:The light and sound sculpture AIS³ [aiskju:b] by Tim Otto Roth—444 illuminated speakers that make the processes of the “weirdest telescope in the world” tangible on a small scale—shows how the meeting of art and science can be both sensory and enriching for our perception. The IceCube Neutrino Observatory measures minimal movements of light in the total darkness of the Antarctic ice that are evidence of the existence of “ghost particles”—weakly interacting neutrinos. [aiskju:b] nables these particles\, billions of which pass through the human body each second\, to be sensorially experienced. However\, [aiskju:b] is much more than just a different presentation of scientific findings\, it is a new interdisciplinary art practice: [aiskju:b] is simultaneously a work of art and a basic psychoacoustic experiment. It turns the space itself into a sound generator in which visitors can move freely and immerse themselves in the emerging sound space. \nOver the past year\, the conceptual artist and composer Tim Otto Roth and a project team from the RWTH led by Professor Christopher Wiebusch built the light and sound installation [aiskju:b] at the RWTH. After spectacular presentations in Berlin and Munich\, AIS³ [aiskju:b] can now be experienced in Aachen for the first time. \nAIS³ [aiskju:b] was realized in cooperation with the III. Physikalisches Institut B of RWTH Aachen University. \nAccompanying the exhibition is the thematic presentation of the collection Observing Nature\, which will explore nature as a subject matter in art from 1960 to the present. \nIdea: Andreas Beitin\nCurated by Christian Haring \n  \nThe realization of the installation was made possible by the generous support of the following partners:
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/tim-otto-roth-ais%c2%b3-a-sound-laboratory/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190627
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200114
DTSTAMP:20200229T154454Z
CREATED:20190619T064619Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200229T154454Z
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SUMMARY:Video archive 05
DESCRIPTION:From the very beginning of video art\, artists were choosing various objects to describe\, examine\, or interact with\, both in front of and by using the camera. Sometimes the focus is the relationship between subject and object\, sometimes it’s the relationship between art and everyday objects. For example\, John Baldessari said of Folding Hat\, a video work he produced in 1970–71 for cameraman and gallery owner Gerry Schum’s now legendary Düsseldorf video gallery: “I was thinking of transience\, changeability\, fashion\, and of the fact that the distinction between a commodity and an art object is a question of intention.” In any case\, many artists were attracted by the technical possibilities of measuring and capturing objects in their temporal space\, but also of changing them and linking them with other things and thoughts. This is how the video art pioneers invented the videographic readymade. \nArtists of the exhibition: John Baldessari\, Klaus vom Bruch\, Nancy Graves\, Terry Fox\, and Jacques Louis Nyst.\nCurated by Holger Otten \n \n  \nNarrating Video Archives\nVideo art from NRW—Collections introduce themselves\nSince the late 1960s\, North Rhine-Westphalia has been one of the most vibrant regions of the artistic avant-garde\, especially video art\, which is still young. Important collections were created here early on―with a special focus on the contemporary regional video art scene―that still exist today. They provide a unique insight into the history of early video art in Germany. \nThe screening program and the series of events Narrating Video Archives present some of the institutions with the most significant video art collections: the Kunstmuseum Bonn\, the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst Aachen\, the Museum Folkwang in Essen\, the imai Foundation in Dusseldorf\, and the Videonale Bonn. Each collection has its own focus. The video programs specially compiled for the program series each present a chosen topic\, and the screenings are accompanied by introductions and lectures. \nNarrating Video Archives is a Videonale Bonn initiative in cooperation with the Kunstmuseum Bonn\, the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst Aachen\, the Museum Folkwang in Essen\, and the imai Foundation in Düsseldorf \n \nProgram\n“Narrating Video Archives” \n  \nScreening-Program at the Ludwig Forum \n26.06. – 28.07.2019\ntechnik visionen with works by Freya Hattenberger\, Lynn Hershman Leeson\, Bernd Kracke\, Julie Kuzminska\, Stefan Panhans\, and Mateusz Sadowski\, curated by  Tasja Langenbach\, Videonale – Festival für Video und zeitbasierte Kunstformen\, Bonn \n30.07. – 01.09.2019\nSelbstwahrnehmung/Fremdwahrnehmung – Körperlichkeit in der frühen Videokunst with works by Denis Beaubois\, Dieter Froese\, Astrid Heibach\, Branda Miller\, Dennis Oppenheim\, and  Friederike Pezold\, curated by Max Rauschenberg\, Kunstmuseum Bonn \n03.09. – 29.09.2019\nWhen love is wrong I don‘t want to be right with works by Gerd Belz\, Kain Karawahn\, Franziska Megert\, Klaus Osterwald\, and VA Wölfl\, curated by Dr Anna Fricke\, Museum Folkwang\, Essen \n  \n 
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/videoarchiv-05-2/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190316
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190513
DTSTAMP:20190606T132140Z
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SUMMARY:Wermke / Leinkauf
DESCRIPTION:Opening  Fr. 12th May 2019\, 7 pm \nThe expansive installation shows two opposing\, brightly flickering LED panels\, accompanied by the deafening sound of soccer fan chants that lead into a fascinating visual space for the viewer: low-resolution scenes change from take to take in a rapid rhythm. Crowds from political protests and soccer stadiums are juxtaposed\, dissolving into a sea of color made of coarse image textures. The installation addresses a highly topical phenomenon: Whether at the Occupy movement in Spain\, the Istanbul Gezi Park revolt in the summer of 2013\, the unrest at Maidan Square in Kiev or\, most recently\, the riots in Chemnitz\, organized soccer fans\, so-called Ultras\, were involved. The installation by the Berlin based artist duo Wermke / Leinkauf is a powerful visual presentation of the sociopolitical potential of these groups\, which have existed since the 1970s and currently constitute the fastest growing youth subculture in Germany. \nCurator: Andreas Beitin \nProject management: Christian Haring \nThe exhibition is generously sponsored by the Stiftung Kunstfonds\, NRW Kultursekretariat and Ministerium für Kultur und Wissenschaft des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen. \n \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/wermke-leinkauf/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190222T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190630T170000
DTSTAMP:20190222T084717Z
CREATED:20180815T111838Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190222T084717Z
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SUMMARY:Thrill of Deception
DESCRIPTION:Opening: Thursday\, February 21\, 2019\, 7 pm \nWith 280\,000 visitors\, the exhibition in Munich was a real blockbuster. In February 2019\, the exhibition – a collaboration between the Kunsthalle Munich and the Ludwig Forum for International Art – is coming to Aachen. From February 22 to June 30\, 2019\, and with around 100 works\, it will offer an overview of appearance and illusion in art\, from antiquity to the latest virtual reality artworks. \nIn contrast to the exhibition in Munich\, the Ludwig Forum will focus more on contemporary art\, right through to immersive works that use digital technology to immerse viewers in artistic virtual worlds. Numerous works from the collection of Peter and Irene Ludwig will contextualize and expand the exhibition. \nThe exhibition Thrill of Deception shows how artistic deception continually re-emerges\, readjusting to the shifting parameters of truth and lies\, existence and appearance\, reality and deception\, illusion and reality. In the 21st century\, the age of Photoshop\, fake news\, and social media bots\, the criteria formerly used to identify deception have been supplemented by hybrid forms such as “alternative truths” and “fictional reality\,” which contribute to a general sense of uncertainty. As a result\, it is almost impossible for modern humans to determine the truthfulness of this flood of images and information and thus to avoid being manipulated. \nIt is important here to refine our sense of objectivity and hone our senses. To this end\, the exhibition Thrill of Deception is supplemented by a rich event and education program that aims to stimulate a highly relevant discussion about the profound changes in the digital age and our society. \nArtists in the Exhibition:  \nLaurie Anderson & Hsin-Chien Huang\, Tim Berresheim\, Manuel Boden\, Louis-Léopold Boilly\, Mark Boyle\, Julius Brauckmann\, Cornelis Brisé\, Franz Buchholz\, Henri Cadiou\, Vija Celmins\, Oliver Cieslik & Barbara Schenk\, Chuck Close\, Edwaert Collier\, Daniel Crooks\, Matthew Day Jackson\, Jacques de Gheyn II\, John De Andrea\, Thomas Demand\, Melchior d´Hondecoeter\, Jan Dibbets\, Jim Dine\, Pierre Ducordeau\, Sam Durant\, Don Eddy\, Anna Ehrenstein\, Rainer Eisch\, Mona el Gammal\, Richard Estes\, De Scott Evans\, Firma Kraus\, Walchenbach & Peltzer\, Daniel Firman\, Sylvie Fleury\, Ceal Floyer\, Will Fredo\, Tom Früchtl\, Pierre Gilou\, Robert Gober\, Duane Hanson\, Jeppe Hein\, Oliver Herring\, Lynn Hershman\, Leeson\, Bastian Hoffmann\, Suse Itzel\, Christian Jankowski\, Karl-Heinz Jeiter\, Howard Kanovitz\, Alexander Kluge\, Thomas Lambertz\, Constantin Leonhard\, Auguste & Louis Lumière\, Emmanuel Maignan\, Manufaktur Choux\, Niderviller\, Straßburg\, Lucy McKenzie\, Georges Méliès\, Matthäus Merian d. Ä.\, Roland Mertens\, Philipp Messner\, Monogrammist CMK\, Vik Muniz\, Jud Nelson\, Till Nowak\, Evan Penny\, Markus Raetz\, Hans Peter Reuter\, Gerhard Richter\, Randall Rosenthal\, John Rummelhoff\, Andreas Slominski\, Monika Sosnowska\, Nancy Stevenson Graves\, Elaine Sturtevant\, Akihiko Taniguchi\, Toast VR\, Michael Triegel\, James Turrell\, Lina Uchida\, Ron van der Ende\, Han van Meegeren\, Jens Volbach\, Andy Warhol\, Julia Weißenberg\, Matthias Wollgast\, Liu Ye \nPublication \nAn extensive catalog accompanying the exhibition with 264 pages and approx. 200 color illustrations has been published by Hirmer Verlag. Edited by Andreas Beitin and Roger Diederen\, with contributions from the neurosciences as well as art\, cultural\, and media history by Andreas Beitin\, Ute Engel\, Margit Kern\, Rudolf E. Lang\, Susanna Partsch\, and Monika Wagner. \nCurator Team Aachen: Andreas Beitin and Annette Lagler \nCuratorial Assistant: Dominik Bönisch \nExhibition assistance: Marie Gentges \n  \n \n  \nhttps://youtu.be/oNHiE4telIo \n  \nUnknown\, Replica of a Wooden Door in Stone from the Mastaba of Seshemnefer (II.)\, from Giza\, Old Kingdom of Egypt\, 5th Dynasty\, c. 2400 BC\, 129.5 x 110.7 x 41.7 cm\, limestone\, Roemer-Pelizaeus Museum Hildesheim © Roemer-Pelizaeus Museum Hildesheim\, Photo © Shahrokh Shalchi \nGeorges Méliès\, Portrait of a Man\, c. 1883\, 63.5 x 52 cm\, oil/canvas\, Wallraf-Richartz Museum & the Fondation Corboud\, Cologne\, © Rheinisches Bildarchiv Köln\, rba_d031940\, photo © Sabrina Walz \nChuck Close\, Richard\, 1969\, acrylic\, charcoal and chalk on canvas\, 274 × 213 cm\, 274 × 213 cm Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst Aachen\, loan of the Peter und Irene Ludwig Stiftung © Chuck Close\, Courtesy Pace Gallery\, Foto © Ellen Page Wilson\, Courtesy Pace Gallery \nJames Turrell\, Elliptical Glass: KEPLER 452 b\, 2017\,Glass\, LED\, steel\, Corian\, opening 120 × 76 cm\, construction 240.6 × 135 × 37 cm\, 150 min. loop Private collectionVaduz\, Courtesy Häusler Contemporary\, München | Zürich\, © James Turrell\, Courtesy Häusler Contemporary München | Zürich\, Foto © Florian Holzherr. \nTim Berresheim\, Aspettatori bugged out I (Eye & World)\, 2014\, 240 x 180 cm\, diasec\, Ludwig Forum for International Art Aachen\, loan of the Peter and Irene Ludwig Foundation © Tim Berresheim and SNA – Studios New Amerika GmbH
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/thrill-of-deception/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20181012T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190310T170000
DTSTAMP:20181010T061712Z
CREATED:20180809T050022Z
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SUMMARY:The Invention of the Neue Wilde
DESCRIPTION:Around 1980 they experimented with bold texts\, photographs\, fashion\, performance\, film\, music – and giant canvases. They found their subjects and motifs in the subcultures of large cities\, in the gay scene\, or in the punk and new wave movement. Museums and collectors seized upon the paintings of the Neue Wilde. Coined in Aachen by the founding director of the Ludwig Forum\, this group label soon became established in the media despite all the differences between the local scenes – and when many of the protagonists were already pursuing individual careers. \nToday\, the Neue Wilde are considered one of the last great artistic movements of the twentieth century. The success story of a young generation of German artists\, whose works were perceived internationally to be a revival of figurative painting\, has turned into a myth of art history. \nBesides the large-format paintings from the collection of Peter and Irene Ludwig\, the exhibition will show numerous works and documents from the experimental early years of the artists and their milieu. They convincingly demonstrate the sheer diversity of the sources out of which this painting drew its exuberant energy. \nArtists: Hans Peter Adamski\, Peter Bömmels\, Werner Büttner\, Luciano Castelli\, Walter Dahn\, Jiÿí Georg Dokoupil\, Rainer Fetting\, G. L. Gabriel-Thieler\, Anne Jud\, Martin Kippenberger\, Helmut Middendorf\, Christa Näher\, Hilka Nordhausen\, Markus Oehlen\, Brigitta Rohrbach\, Salomé\, Bettina Semmer\, Bettina Sefkow\, Claudia Skoda\, Rolf von Bergmann\, Bernd Zimmer\, and others. \nA publication featuring scholarly essays\, interviews\, and historical source texts will be released in winter 2018/2019\, German/English\, ca. 280 pages. \n \n  \n \n  \nCarmen Knoebel\, Martin Kippenberger on drums\, exhibition opening 1st extraordinary event in sound and vision on the theme of time: Elend\, Kippenberger’s office\, Berlin 1979\, © Carmen Knoebel. \nInvitation to the exhibition Mülheimer Freiheit – Die Seefahrt und der Tod\, Kunsthalle Wilhelmshaven\, 1981\, © Photo: Mülheimer Freiheit\, Archive Peter Bömmels. \nSalomé / Luciano Castelli\, Salomé (right) at a performance of the band Geile Tiere as supporting act by Nina Hagen\, Deutschlandhalle\, Berlin\, 1982\, Photo: Helmut Metzner © VG Bild-Kunst\, Bonn 2018.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/the-invention-of-the-neue-wilde/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20181002T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190210T170000
DTSTAMP:20181002T051151Z
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SUMMARY:LuForm Meets RECIPROCITY
DESCRIPTION:With LuForm Meets RECIPROCITY the LuForm. Design Department enters the next round. In cooperation with the design triennial RECIPROCITY with the motto “fragility” in Liège\, various contemporary design positions from Germany and abroad will be on display at the Ludwig Forum for International Art. These do not only deal with the topic of “fragility” on a structural and material level\, but also serve as reflections of our time and inspect political\, social and discourse fields that challenge a conscious approach between design object and the viewer / user. \nIn addition to controversial jewellery designs\, fragile fabrics and ceramics\, various design approaches are also presented\, which in a broader sense are dedicated to the topic of sustainability. Furthermore\, considerations on dealing with city and nature\, the use and influence of social media as well as questions on the subject of gender branding\, time constructions and mental illness find their way into the design drafts. \nLuForm Meets RECIPROCITY\nOpening: Tuesday 02.10.2018\, 7pm\nFree admission! \nDesigners: Anne Büscher\, Hugo Duina\, Camille El-Achkar\, Rachelle Hornesch\, Marco Iannicelli\, Maria J Juchnowska\, Laureline Lê\, Lieke Li\, Johannes Lindner\, Mariya Molotnikova\, Linda Nitsch\, Romina Patt & Eike Töllner\, Lukas Rudig\, Dana Sáez\, Alexander Schul\, Janika Slowik\, Giuditta Vendrame\, Michelle Zwinkels \nIn cooperation with RECIPROCITY Design.liège\, FH Aachen and designmetropole aachen. \nSupported by the Region Aachen.
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/luform-meets-reciprocity/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180921T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190113T170000
DTSTAMP:20211111T131806Z
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SUMMARY:Pattern and Decoration
DESCRIPTION:Opening: Thursday\, September 20\, 2018\, 7 pm \nPatchworks and decorative patterns on the one hand and a political-emancipatory claim on the other – the Pattern and Decoration movement combines apparent contradictions. In the mid-1970s\, the movement developed in the USA as one of the last art movements of the 20th century\, brought forward by as many female artists as no other movement before. It was supported\, among others\, by feminist artists such as Joyce Kozloff\, Valerie Jaudon\, Robert Kushner and Miriam Schapiro. In reclaiming fantasy\, color\, variation of forms as well as sensuality\, they radically distinguished themselves from the predominant Minimal Art and Concept Art at that time. The movement questions not only traditional notions of art\, but also addresses broader political and social issues like the position of women\, of Native Americans\, or ethnic minorities in the global art scene. Pattern and Decoration represents an alternative to a male-dominated understanding of art that is globally influenced by the values of Western industrial states. The movement’s political and global aspiration is articulated through an aesthetic of captivating ease and seductive beauty: with works that celebrate sensuality\, fantasy and color and through which social-critically contents\, as well as an immediate lust for life\, are conveyed. \nThe works of this movement have received little attention in Europe so far. The Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst Aachen\, home to the largest public European collection of Pattern and Decoration artworks\, now undertakes a first comprehensive reappraisal and reassessment of the artistic movement through this exhibition and publication project. \nThe exhibition will present about 65 works that demonstrate the movement’s diversity for the very first time in Europe: the spectrum of artistic forms ranges from mosaics influenced by oriental art\, monumental textile collages\, paintings\, and graphic works through to room-sized installations and video performances. More recent works by Polly Apfelbaum\, Christine Streuli\, and Rashid Rana\, among others\, show how the achievements of Pattern and Decoration continue to resonate to this day in terms of both form and content. The movement’s interest in pictorial elements from non-Western art is more topical than ever\, especially in light of the rekindled discussion surrounding a “global art history” – a regular subject negotiated at major art shows like documenta. Moving beyond notorious stigma of “ornament as crime” (Adolf Loos\, 1908)\, it becomes clear that despite all their decorative effects\, ornaments have always been symbolically important and crucial means for expressing worldviews. To this very day\, they still serve artists as a tool to reflect on their own culture and criticize\, for instance\, political systems\, the traditional roles imposed on women\, social conventions and expectations. \nThe publication accompanying the exhibitions will be published in both German and English by Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König\, and provides a comprehensive review of the Pattern and Decoration movement based on extensive new scholarly research. It features contributions by Manuela Ammer\, Esther Boehle\, Michael Duncan\, Holger Otten\, and Anne Swartz as well as historical texts by Amy Goldin\, Valerie Jaudon/Joyce Kozloff\, and Harald Szeemann. Edited by Esther Boehle (Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst Aachen) and Manuela Ammer (mumok – Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien). \nArtists of the exhibition: Polly Apfelbaum\, Adriana Czernin\, Brad Davis\, Frank Faulkner\, Tina Girouard\, Dan Hays\, Valerie Jaudon\, Joyce Kozloff\, Robert Kushner\, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt\, Kim MacConnel\, Rashid Rana\, Miriam Schapiro\, Kendall Shaw\, Christine Streuli\, Ned Smyth\, Lee Wagstaff\, Heike Weber\, Robert Zakanitch\, Joe Zucker \nCurator: Esther Boehle \nCuratorial assistant: Denise Petzold \nSupporters: With generous support of the Peter and Irene Ludwig Foundation\, Terra Foundation for American Art\, Stiftung der Sparda-Bank West \nThe project was initiated by the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst Aachen and realized in cooperation with the mumok – Museum moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Wien. Following the venues in Aachen and Vienna\, the exhibition will be on view at the Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art\, Budapest.  \n \n					r\n														Previous\n														Next \nInstallation views\, Pattern and Decoration\, Photos: Ludwig Forum Aachen / Carl Brunn
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/pattern-and-decoration/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180420
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180820
DTSTAMP:20180625T062846Z
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SUMMARY:Flashes of the Future
DESCRIPTION:Opening: Thursday\, 19th April 2018\, 7 pm \n1968 – No other year in the 20th century is given such a symbolic and iconic status\, no other year is studded with myths\, evokes associations\, viewed with bias\, and kindles emotions. A year in which protests\, upheavals\, and even revolutions took place in numerous countries around the globe: May 1968 stands for international youth and protest cultures in 56 countries\, 22 European ones amongst them\, but also for an art breaking out of its elitist ivory tower – parallel to this\, masses of individuals in the Western world begin to strive for autonomy. It is first through the interaction between students\, intellectuals\, and artists that a cultural revolution capable of disrupting the authoritarian structures of societies in both East and West could take place. Above all\, artists\, declaring the artwork to be obsolete while in part working massively against the art market and a commercially utilizable commodity ‘art’\, contributed significantly to the desires and the imaginative visions of the student movement finding expression in provocative and pithy signs and images and exerting power over reality (“all power to the imagination!”). \nFrom the distance of half a century\, 2018 is the perfect opportunity to take a comprehensive and transdisciplinary look at this key year of the twentieth century (and its place as the midpoint of a decade). The exhibition will show and analyze for the first time the ideas\, actions\, myths\, and self-interpretations of this generation by concurrently looking at them through the mirror of artistic productions and practices. Ultimately\, the aim is to provide a new and critical perspective on the years around 1968. \nThe International Newspaper Museum Aachen as cooperation partner\, will fulfill the ambitions of the exhibition and publication project with a special contribution – a satellite exhibition focusing on the role of the media. Of particular interest here is the influence exerted by the Hamburg-based publishing house Springer on public opinion in the 1960s and how this influence was generated and used. \nIn conjunction with the exhibition\, a comprehensive publication will appear in the “Zeitbilder” series of the Federal Agency for Civic Education (eds. Andreas Beitin and Eckhart Gillen). \nA cooperation with the Federal Agency for Civic Education\, the Internationales Zeitungsmuseum Aachen and the University Archives of the RWTH Aachen University. \nWith generous support from the Ministry for Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia\, the Peter and Irene Ludwig Foundation\, the Kulturstiftung der Länder\, and the LVR – Quality for People. \nPatron of the exhibition: Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier \nCurators: Andreas Beitin und Eckhart Gillen\nProject management: Esther Boehle\nCuratorial assistants: Sabine Halver and Sonja Wunderlich
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/flashes-of-the-future/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180323T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180923T170000
DTSTAMP:20180625T063029Z
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SUMMARY:Valdis Āboliņš
DESCRIPTION:Opening Thursday\, 22.03.2018\, 7 pm \nOn July 20\, 1964\, when artists such as Joseph Beuys\, Wolf Vostell and Robert Filliou – the leaders of the FLUXUS movement – appeared in the Audimax of the Technische Hochschule in Aachen\, the performative avant-garde art had struck a bang. Āboliņš\, the cultural representative of the student council\, had invited to the scandalous action. \nThe Latvian Valdis Āboliņš (1939-1984) was not only the driving force behind numerous art events at Aachen’s university in the late 1960s. The Galerie Aachen\, which he co-founded\, showed legendary exhibitions and performances by artists such as Jörg Immendorff\, Franz Erhard Walther\, Günther Brus\, Peter Roehr and Per Kirkeby. Although Āboliņš was one of the most central figures in the local avant-garde scene\, his personality was largely concealed behind the art actions he initiated. \nThe exhibition presents the life and work of Valdis Āboliņš by means of photographs\, films and original documents. Letters from his estate\, which document the close contact with prominent artists of his time\, are on public display for the first time. The presentation is the prelude to the exhibition Flashes of the Future. The Art of the 1968s or the Power of the Powerless (20.04.18–19.08.18) and emerged in cooperation with the Latvian Center for Contemporary Art (LCCA) in Riga. \n  \nCurators: Ieva Astahovska / Benjamin Dodenhoff
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/valdis-abolins/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20171117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180219
DTSTAMP:20211005T083640Z
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SUMMARY:dis/order
DESCRIPTION:Framed by the hundred-year anniversary of the October Revolution and the presidential election in Russia in March 2018\, the Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst looks at the situations and aesthetic forms of the political in contemporary art. In stark contrast to the perestroika years and the decade that followed\, the 1990s\, the pressure placed on a politically engaged art has increased continually in recent years. In response to the repressive practices of the “guided democracy\,” many artists of the post-perestroika generation – a lot of them are born in the 1980s – have developed strategies of artistic resistance ranging from subtle expressions of discontent to open protest. Their sphere of activity is the public space and the Internet. The exhibition will explore a range of artistic positions from critical social analysis to political actions – both of which have an obvious affinity with the political activism of opposition movements – to sociopolitical utopias. \nWhile the exhibition has been organized chronologically\, the works of art are grouped according to specific characteristics that aim to contextualize artistic practices and activities. Categories include\, for example\, the legacy of communism in Russia\, anarchism and punk culture\, feminism\, and stereotypes\, as well as the support of migrants and minorities in Russia. At the same time\, this classification poses the question of where the boundaries lie between art and activism and their strategies and movements. Archival material that documents the history of the censored exhibitions “Beware\, Religion!” (2003) and “Forbidden Art” (2007) will accompany the artistic and activist positions of the exhibition\, as well as a timeline that will highlight important political and artist-activist events from 2000 to the present. \nArtists of the exhibition: Blue Noses\, Bombily\, Chto Delat\, FFC (The Factory of Found Clothes)\, Gluklya (Natalya Pershina-Yakimanskaya)\, Gogol’s Wives\, Alexey Iorsh\, Olga Jitlina\, Maria Kiselyeva\, Victoria Lomasko\, Artem Loskutov\, MediaImpact\, Denis Mustafin/ Vlad Chizhenkov/ Georgy Dorokhov\, Nadenka Creative Association\, Katrin Nenasheva\, Anatoly Osmolovsky/ Nongovernmental Control Commission\, Partizaning\, PG Group\, Pussy Riot\, Queer-Feminist Affinity Art Group „Unwanted Organisation“\, #quietprotest\, Radek Community\, Timofei Radya\, Polina Rodriques\, Shvemy Sewing Cooperative\, Sveta Shuvaeva\, The Trade Union of Street Artists\, Tsvetafor\, Urbanfeminism\, Verhotura and Friends\, Voina/Moscow\, Alisa Yoffe\, ZIP Group. \nAccompanying the exhibition there is a publication (352 pp.\, Ger./Eng./Russ.)\, with contributions by Ilmira Bolotyan\, Jena Jonson\, Holger Otten\, Anna Saytseva\,Tatjana Volkova\, and Yevgenia Zubchenko (ISBN 978-3-929292-59-6). \nCurated by Holger Otten and Tatiana Volkova \n  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \nExhibition views\, photos: Ludwig Forum Aachen/Carl Brunn \n  \nThe ex­hi­bi­tion is gener­ous­ly sup­port­ed by
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/disorder/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20171109
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180416
DTSTAMP:20180307T072113Z
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SUMMARY:Digital Games
DESCRIPTION:Opening: 11/08/2017\, 7 pm \nOXO\, Pong\, Pac Man\, Tetris\, Pokémon\, Mario\, The Sims\, Counter Strike – the success story of computer\, console and video games reflects not only the ‘digital turn’ and the profound and dramatic change in culture and society associated with it\, but also\, and in equal measure\, the irrepressible play instinct of homo ludens. \nSince the mid-1990s\, artists have been turning their attention to computer games\, seeking to exploit their potential as artistic material or exploring their influences on culture. As long ago as 2005\, the Ludwig Forum staged an exhibition on the issue: Artgames – Analogies between Art and Games. In the meantime\, the digital gaming landscape has gone through enormous changes. Today\, computer games are produced with budget extravagance comparable to that of Hollywood blockbusters\, and millions of gamers around the world are measuring their skills with each other in the arena of so-called eSport. Reason enough for a critical review of computer-culture developments over recent years and of the relationship between interactive art games and artistic modes of play. \nThe Aachen exhibition is designed to be fun\, but also to explore and highlight the significance of digital games as a medium\, and the phenomenon of playfulness itself. A selection of digital games and interactive installations will be on show\, inviting young visitors\, in particular\, to participate\, experience and reflect. \n  \nCurator: Prof. Dr. Stephan Schwingeler \nIn cooperation with the Next Level Festival in the NRW Forum\, Duesseldorf.\nFrom 09.11. to 12.11.2017\, the Next Level Festival will bring together creative gamers\, artists\, game developers\, media educators and commercial enterprises in a grand networking of fans and specialists of the digital culture scene.\nwww.next-level.org \nSponsored by Regio IT Aachen \n  \n  \nSee also the exhibition trailer of Digital Games (in German)
URL:https://ludwigforum.de/en/event/digital-games/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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