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Andreas Gursky
Museum Küppersmühle
Duisburg, Germany
upcoming exhibition
09.09.2021 bis 30.01.2022
The Ruhr region often served Andreas Gursky as the setting for his early works during his studies at the Düsseldorf Academy with Bernd and Hilla Becher. The titles of these works bear witness to his forays into the surrounding area: ‘Ruhrtal', 'Mühlheim a.d. Ruhr, Angler', 'Krefeld, Hühner', 'Duisburg, Brücke', 'Ratingen, Schwimmbad, to name but a few examples. A selection of these early small-format works from the Ruhr region now welcome visitors to Duisburg and introduce them to the world of Andreas Gursky, which unfolds fully in the following rooms through his well-known large formats.
Image: Andreas Gursky, Pförtner, Spaeter, Duisburg, 1982
06.07.2021
current exhibition: Andreas Gursky
25.03. – 22.08.2021
The MdbK will reopen on May 21, 2021. You can reserve a time slot here.
Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig
In 2021, the MdbK is showing the first institutional solo exhibition of Andreas Gursky in his native city of Leipzig.
Image: Andreas Gursky, Bauhaus, 2020
23.04.2021
TV culture magazine titel, thesen, temperamente with a 6:18 minutes video, including interview parts, on Andreas Gursky’s major exhibition in Leipzig. The feature was aired on 18 April on German public tv station ARD (in German).
19.04.2021
Boris Pofalla
Ostverwandte
article in: Welt am Sonntag, No. 11, 14.03.2021, p. 47.
Photo: Alexander Romey
15.03.2021
14.12.2020
heartwork
The art auction in aid of people with HIV and AIDS.
John Quin
Do Or DIY: Andreas Gursky’s First New Body Of Work In 3 Years
The Quientus, Online, 10 Oct. 2020.
Andreas Gursky, Sprüth Magers Gallery, Berlin, Germany
12.09.2020 - 14.11.2020
Klick here for further Exhibition Views
21.10.2020
Sprüth Magers – Online Exhibition
Andreas Gursky. Space is Time
The online exhibition Space is Time looks back through Andreas Gursky’s oeuvre, from Paris, Montparnasse (1993) to Tokyo (2017) to his most recent body of work, surveying Gursky’s relationship to the art of cinema, the power of photography to suspend or expand time, and the effect of smartphones on “the way we see.”
10.09.2020
