An installation view of the exhibition Martin Kippenberger: Selected Works, at David Zwirner New York, dated 2002.
An installation view of the exhibition Martin Kippenberger: Selected Works, at David Zwirner New York, dated 2002.

Martin Kippenberger: Selected Works

Martin Kippenberger's premature death in 1997 at the age of 43 brought to an end one of the most versatile, prolific and controversial careers of the post-war period. Kippenberger, whose output included paintings, sculptures, drawings, installations, photography, prints, and artist's books, has shown repeatedly in the United States since 1987. However, with the notable exception of his exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in 1991, his work has not been presented in a major American museum to date. Recently, large-scale exhibitions in Europe have started the process of historicizing Kippenberger's unruly career and life.

The exhibition at Zwirner & Wirth will attempt to bring together key works from different periods in a variety of media, and will try, on a limited scale, to give a glimpse into the rich and diverse production of the artist. The emphasis in this exhibition will be placed on paintings, sculpture and photographs while a concurrent exhibition at David Zwirner Gallery will present works on paper, including the well-known 'Hotel' drawings.

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Dates
February 19April 27, 2002
Artist
Martin Kippenberger
A sculpture by Martin Kippenberger, titled Martin, ab in die Ecke und Schäm Dich (Martin, Into the Corner, You Should be Ashamed of Yourself), dated 1989.

Martin, ab in die Ecke und Schäm Dich (Martin, Into the Corner, You Should be Ashamed of Yourself), 1989
Cast resin, pigment, metal, Styrofoam, foam plastic, clothing, and iron plate
70 x 26 3/8 x 17 1/4 inches (177.8 x 67 x 43.8 cm)
A drawing by Martin Kippenberger, titled Untitled (Relais Christine), dated 1994.

Krieg Böse II, 1995
Oil on canvas
94.49 x 78.74 inches (240 x 200 cm)
An installation view of the exhibition Martin Kippenberger: Selected Works, at David Zwirner New York, dated 2002.
An installation view of the exhibition Martin Kippenberger: Selected Works, at David Zwirner New York, dated 2002.
An installation view of the exhibition Martin Kippenberger: Selected Works, at David Zwirner New York, dated 2002.
An installation view of the exhibition Martin Kippenberger: Selected Works, at David Zwirner New York, dated 2002.
An installation view of the exhibition Martin Kippenberger: Selected Works, at David Zwirner New York, dated 2002.
An installation view of the exhibition Martin Kippenberger: Selected Works, at David Zwirner New York, dated 2002.
A painting by Martin Kippenberger, titled Leiden Warum, Leiden Wozu, dated 1982.

Leiden Warum, Leiden Wozu, 1982
Oil on canvas
47.24 x 39.25 inches (120 x 99.7 cm)
A sculpture by Martin Kippenberger, titled Schneewittchensarg (Snow White's Coffin), dated 1989.

Schneewittchensarg (Snow White's Coffin), 1989
Plexiglas, synthetic foam, and metal
15 3/4 x 33 7/16 x 70 7/8 inches (40 x 84.9 x 180 cm)

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          Selected Works

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