Courtesy of Florian Slotawa, Galerie Nordenhake, Stockholm/Berlin, Galerie Sies+Höke, Düsseldorf
Including the works by:
Joel Shapiro, Untitled, 1996/99, bronze
Permanent loan Gesellschaft der Freunde des Skupturenparks Köln e.V.
Martin Willing, Quadratschichtung, zweiachsig, wachsend, 1999/2000, titanium, cut by water jet, welded, sand-blasted
Stiftung Skulpturenpark Köln, donation of Prof. Dr. Klaus Heubeck
Mark di Suvero, Racine du Naos, 1996, steel, painted red
Permanent loan from the Michael and Eleonore Stoffel Stiftung
Günther Förg, Untitled, 1997, bronze, patinated
Permanent loan from the Michael and Eleonore Stoffel Stiftung
Tobias Rehberger, Unmögliche Schönheit (schattig),1999, wood, concrete, silkscreen plates, steel
Permanent loan from the Michael and Eleonore Stoffel Stiftung
Anish Kapoor, Untitled, 1997, steel, highly burnished
Permanent loan from the Michael and Eleonore Stoffel Stiftung
James Lee Byars, Untitled (Sigmund Freud), 1989, bronze, gilded
Permanent loan from the Michael and Eleonore Stiftung
Florian Slotawa’s Kölner Reihe or Cologne series presents the emblematic works from the Park’s collection, arranged according to size, as a panorama
of the art that stands fundamentally for the idea of the Sculpture Park and represents the collaboration between nature and culture. Because of the abstract criterion of an arrangement according to size, constellations now become visible that allow each individual work to appear in a new formal context. It was naturally only consistent to make room available at the park’s center for this installation, now newly experienceable in its various manifestations.
Florian Slotawa lives and works in Berlin.
Included works:
James Lee Byars
Günther Förg
Anish Kapoor
Tobias Rehberger
Joel Shapiro
Mark di Suvero
Martin Willing