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ELEANOR ANTIN
100 BOOTS ON THE JOB
Signal Hill, California. February 15, 1972 12:15 p.m.
Series of 51 black and white photographs, 17.5 x 11.3 cm
(27.3 x 22.3 cm framed)
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MARCEL BROODTHAERS
Série des 9 tableaux en langue allemande, Die Welt, 1973
Series of 9 typographic prints on canvas,
79.8 x 100 cm each |
PETER FRIEDL
Untitled (Berlin), 1996-2007
Offset, 237.6 x 336 cm (right)
PETER FRIEDL
Theory of Justice, 2006-2008
Black and white photographs (left)
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RYAN GANDER
What the postman brought, 2007
A limited edition for Artist Space, comprising of four elements:
two screws and a pencil line, one bespoke bookstand,
one white frame and mount for two documents and
a plaque or legend describing the missing components.
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TEMPORARY GALLERY COLOGNE just opened in Cologne in spring 2009. This innovative project aims to enable invited galleries to present their artistic positions to the Rhineland platforms.
The founding members are Thomas Rehbein (Cologne), Christian Nagel (Cologne/ Berlin), Thomas Treß (Cologne),
Dr. Brigitte Franzen (Aachen), Daniel Hug (Cologne), Esther Schipper (Berlin), Dr. Ulrich Soenius (Cologne) and Daniela Steinfeld (Düsseldorf).
As the second invited gallery, Erna Hecey is pleased to present a selection of works by Eleanor Antin, Marcel Broodthaers, Peter Friedl, and Ryan Gander. Their respective work can be experienced as a focal point inside which intersect a multi-layered system of meanings, creating a large corpus that deals with the logic of critique and potentialities of narration. Each of them have inspired various generations of artists to develop works involving similar key issues through parallel strategies or appropriation.
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