Gerhard Richter und Isa Genzken
Tri-Star
Artist
Gerhard Richter und Isa Genzken
1932 Dresden und 1948 Bad Oldesloe
Further information
Butin 57.
Provenance
Private collection, Austria;
Private collection, Munich.
Private collection, Munich.
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Description
• A captivating collaborative work by Isa Genzken and Gerhard Richter with unique character
• Genzken and Richter are among the most influential artists of their time and are in demand worldwide
• Gerhard Richter’s ‘100 Works for Berlin’ has been on display at the Neue Nationalgalerie since early April; to mark Isa Genzken’s 75th birthday, the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin will exhibit 75 sculptures from all phases of her career from July 2023
Collaboration by Isa Genzken and Gerhard Richter. The artist duo share the two sides of a record. On Genzken’s side, a recording of a Tri-Star aircraft can be heard; Gerhard Richter uses the black vinyl as a canvas and paints over it in grey, thus making each record unique. Each side is characteristic of the respective artist: Genzken follows a conceptual approach, whilst Richter explores the possibilities of painting.
• Genzken and Richter are among the most influential artists of their time and are in demand worldwide
• Gerhard Richter’s ‘100 Works for Berlin’ has been on display at the Neue Nationalgalerie since early April; to mark Isa Genzken’s 75th birthday, the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin will exhibit 75 sculptures from all phases of her career from July 2023
Collaboration by Isa Genzken and Gerhard Richter. The artist duo share the two sides of a record. On Genzken’s side, a recording of a Tri-Star aircraft can be heard; Gerhard Richter uses the black vinyl as a canvas and paints over it in grey, thus making each record unique. Each side is characteristic of the respective artist: Genzken follows a conceptual approach, whilst Richter explores the possibilities of painting.