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Kippenberger, Martin

MARTIN KIPPENBERGER For Martin, 1994

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This is an original exhibition poster for Martin Kippenberger – Photos of an Exhibition, held at Metro Pictures in 1994, titled For Martin. Known for his provocative and self-reflective approach, Kippenberger often used humor, irony, and a play on his own identity in his works. In this poster, the title For Martin can be seen as a reference to his ongoing exploration of self-representation, blurring the lines between the artist and his creations. The exhibition itself, which featured photographs of his earlier installations, reflects Kippenberger’s fascination with the art world’s perception of artists and their work, turning the exhibition space into a commentary on both his career and the broader art scene. This poster encapsulates his critical, yet playful, take on fame, identity, and the art establishment.

Details

Sku: YY2981

Artist: Martin Kippenberger

Title: For Martin

Year: 1994

Signed: No

Medium: Offset Lithograph

Edition Size: Unknown

Framed: No

Frame Suggestion: Inquire with our experts for framing suggestions.

Condition: A-: Near Mint, very light signs of handling

Dimensions

Paper Size: 35.25 x 27 inches ( 90 x 69 cm )

Image Size: 35.25 x 27 inches ( 90 x 69 cm )

MARTIN KIPPENBERGER For Martin, 1994

$600

About the Artist

Martin Kippenberger

For two prolific decades, Martin Kippenberger critiqued consumerism, pop culture, and art world status quo with provocative Neo-Expressionist paintings, sculptures, photographs, collages, and installations. Drawing from disparate art historical references including Pablo Picasso, Marcel Duchamp, Sigmar Polke, Pop art, Social Realism, and punk, he remixed old styles to generate wild, funny, and new modes of artmaking. Kippenberger is known for self-portraits in which he riffed on historical paintings and often appropriated others’ work outright. In 1987, he turned a monochrome canvas by Gerhard Richter into a coffee table. For his series “Lieber Maler, Male Mir” (“Dear Painter, Paint for Me,” 1981), Kippenberger commissioned a sign painter in Berlin named Werner to produce several works for him; he then credited them to “Werner Kippenberger.” During his brief lifetime, Kippenberger exhibited extensively in Europe and the United States
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