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Act 1:
ICH NICHT New Works
May 23–June 26, 2009
Act 2:
ENDUROS Deutsche Bank Collection
July 4–August 2, 2009
Daily Lectures
free guided tour of the exhibition
Daily, 6 p.m.
I like Mondays Lecture
free short guided tours
Mondays, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 to 7 p.m.
Lunch Lectures - Wednesdays, 1 p.m.
A special kind of lunch break – tour followed by lunch.
Admission: € 9 / reduced: € 7
From Greenberg and Fried to Knoebel: Artworks at the Nexus of Flatness, Objecthood and the Theatricality of the White Cube
Nico Anklam
27.05., 03.06., 10.06.
Red, Yellow, Blue—Color as Plane and Space in the Work of Imi Knoebel
Dr. Elisabeth Klotz
17.06., 24.06., 08.07.
Knoebel’s “Düsseldorf Boogie Woogies”—Formalism, Appropriation, Pun?
Silke Feldhoff
15.07., 22.07., 29.07.
Brunch Lectures - Sundays, 11:30 a.m.
Guided tour followed by brunch.
Admission: € 12 / reduced: € 9
The Use of Primary Colors in the Art of Imi Knoebel
Vivian Kea
24.05., 05.07., 12.07., 26.07.
Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue? Imi Knoebel in the Context of Modernity
Silke Feldhoff
31.05., 14.06., 19.07., 02.08.
“Site of Color”—The Dissolution of Image, Color and Composition
Dr. Beate Zimmermann
07.06., 21.06.
SPECIAL EVENTS
24.06.2009, 7 p.m. - Lecture by Eugen Blume
Zu Hilfe, zu Hilfe! Imi Knoebel meets Mies van der Rohe
Imi Knoebel’s project Zu Hilfe, zu Hilfe… for the Neue Nationalgalerie initiates a dialogue with Mies van der Rohe, perhaps the greatest purist among modern architects. Engaging the dominant space with radical austerity, Knoebel offers a unique experience of both artists’ intentions.
Eugen Blume, Director of the Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart Berlin and curator of the exhibition Zu Hilfe, zu Hilfe…, outlines the history of this artistic exchange and its remarkable outcome.
Photo: Mathias Schormann
09.07.2009, 7 p.m. - Lecture by Martin Schulz
Intermedia Variations in the Art of Imi Knoebel
Drawing, light projection, photography, video, object, installation, painting – these and other media interact in Imi Knoebel’s work with stimulating reciprocity. Martin Schulz, private lecturer at the Staatliche Hochschule für Gestaltung Karlsruhe, charts the complex process relationships in Knoebel’s existing oeuvre and the close intermedial and temporal connections in the artist’s diverse lines of work.
Photo: Mathias Schormann
23.07.2009, 7 p.m. - Lecture by Jörg Heiser
Serial Pleasures – Industrial Scale and Artistic Form in the Work of Imi Knoebel
“Lustserien”, a term coined by Klaus Theweleit, describes the affective appropriation of “cool” media-promoted series of popular brand products. Coinciding with Pop Art, the minimalistic tendencies of the 1960s were already a reaction to these “Lustserien”. Initially, Imi Knoebel limited himself to the black and white of his “Line Paintings” and to the brown of the masonite in his famous installation Raum 19. Despite their apparent asceticism, his earliest works are “Lustserien” for two reasons. Jörg Heiser, author and co-editor of the English art magazine frieze, explores these reasons, as well as the question why color is only one aspect of seriality in Knoebel’s practice.
Photo: Mathias Schormann
Deutsche Guggenheim STUDIO
Imi Knoebel / Gerry Schum: Projektion X, 1972, 40 min.
Kunstmuseum Bonn
The film Projektion X (1972) documents a night drive through the city of Darmstadt and the transformations of a cross of light projected onto the building facades. Realized 1972 in cooperation with Gerry Schum. Both versions (b&w and color) are shown in a continuous loop.
Continuing Education for Teachers (elementary and grammar school)
Wednesday, 10.06.2009, 4 p.m. (event no. 08.2-4098)
In cooperation with the regional continuing education program of the Senatsverwaltung für Bildung, Wissenschaft und Forschung, we invite you to a guided tour of the exhibition IMI KNOEBEL: ICH NICHT and to a discussion of the contents and goals of museum education.
Reservation at 030-20 20 93 11 or berlin.guggenheim@db.com.
Guided Tours
Special guided tours in German and English as well as tours for children and school classes are available. Information and reservation: (030) 20 20 93-19 or berlin.guggenheim@db.com.
Unless otherwise specified, all events will take place at the Deutsche Guggenheim.
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