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Leipziger Straße 16 Telefon +49 (0)30 202 94 0 D–10117 Berlin Telefax +49 (0)30 202 94 111 E–Mail mfk–[email protected] www.museumsstiftung.de WHY ARE YOU CREATIVE? Exponatliste ARTISTS Marina Abramovic – Amsterdam 2012 Sean Penn – San Francisco 1999 Christo & Jeanne-Claude – Berlin 2001 Gérard Depardieu – Berlin 2012 Damien Hirst – Berlin 1994 Ben Kingsley – London 1995 David Hockney – Bonn 1999 Till Schweiger – Los Angeles 2000 Jeff Koons – Berlin 2000 Sir Ian McKellen – Los Angeles 1995 Jonathan Meese – Berlin 2007 Forest Whitaker – Los Angeles 2002 Georg Baselitz – Derneburg 2000 Armin Mueller–Stahl – Los Angeles 1998 Mordillo – Frankfurt 1999 Sir Peter Ustinov – London 1999 Yoko Ono – Venice 2002 Gary Oldman – Los Angeles 2001 Tracey Emin – London 1999 Karlheinz Böhm – Frankfurt 1997 Eva & Adele – Berlin 2001 Anthony Quinn – New York 1995 Tom Sachs – New York 2000 Otto Sander – Berlin 1997 Kenny Scharf – Los Angeles 1999 Michael Madsen – Los Angeles 2010 Douglas Gordon – Frankfurt 2012 John Hurt – London 2013 Okwui Enwezor – New York 2002 Michael Douglas – Berlin 2013 Joe Coleman – New York 2003 Willem Dafoe – New York 2014 Javier Mariscal – Barcelona 1999 Robert Duvall – Palm Springs 2015 Olu Oguibe – London 2000 Christoph Waltz – Berlin 2015 Klaus Staeck – Frankfurt 1995 Lars Eidinger – Berlin 2016 Roland Topor – Hamburg 1994 Harry Dean Stanton – Los Angeles 2000 George Lois – New York 1995 Peter Simonischek – Cannes 2016 Rosemarie Trockel – Köln 2013 Stellan Skarsgard Dale Chihuly – Palm Springs 2015 Ed Ruscha – Los Angeles 2015 ACTRESSES Paul McCarthy – Berlin 2015 Milla Jovovich – Los Angeles 2000 Julian Schnabel – New York 2015 Juliette Binoche – Berlin 1997 Neo Rauch – Aschersleben 2016 Jane Birkin – Berlin 2007 Ai Weiwei – Berlin 2016 Jeanne Moreau – Berlin 2000 Tobias Rehberger – Frankfurt2016 Jana Pallaske – Cannes 2009 Pierre Hyughe – Paris 2013 Jasmin Tabatabai – Paris 2000 Olafur Eliasson – Berlin 2017 Amanda Plummer – Los Angeles 2000 Imran Quereshi – Berlin 2013 Charlotte Rampling – Paris 1999 Genesis P–Orridge – Berlin 2013 Kristin Scott Thomas – Berlin 2013 André Heller – Wien 2005 Hanna Schygulla – Berlin 2013 Isabella Rossellini – New York 2015 ACTORS Kitten Natividad – Los Angeles 2014 Johnny Depp – Berlin 1994 Charlotte Gainsbourg Mel Gibson – Los Angeles 2000 Julie Delpy Dennis Hopper – Marrakesh 1995 DIRECTORS Ulrich Seidl – Tiflis 2013 Steven Spielberg – Berlin 2000 Agnès Varda – Riga 2014 Francis Coppola – Los Angeles 2004 Alexander Payne – Munich 2015 Jim Jarmusch – New York 2003 Thomas Vinterberg – Berlin 2016 Roman Polanski – Berlin 1999 Richard Linklater – Palm Springs 2015 David Lynch – Cannes 2002 Alain Patrice Nganang Wim Wenders – Los Angeles 1999 Ruben Östlund Billy Wilder – Los Angeles 1997 Joe Sedelmaier Emir Kusturica – Munich 1997 Paul Weiland Wayne Wang – Munich 1997 Pedro Almodovar – Berlin 2000 THEATRE DIRECTOR Spike Lee – New York 1999 Robert Wilson – Salzburg 2000 Milos Forman – Cannes 1997 Terry Gilliam – London 1998 PRODUCERS Michael Haneke – Berlin 2001 Sir George Martin – Barcelona 2000 Aki Kaurismäki – Cannes 2003 Leni Riefenstahl – Munich 1997 MUSICIANS Ridley Scott – Los Angeles 2004 Bono (U2) – London 1997 Takeshi Kitano – Tokyo 1998 David Bowie – London 1995 Abel Ferrara – New York 1997 Nick Cave – London 2000 Tony Kaye – London 1995 Neil Young – LA 2004 David Mamet – Venice 2001 Laurie Anderson – NY 1998 Tony Scott – Los Angeles 1996 Malcolm McLaren – London 2000 Jean Jacques Annaud – Berlin 2000 Peter Gabriel – Davos 2001 Michelangelo Antonioni – Venice 2002 Nina Hagen – Berlin 1999 Dušan Makavejev – Belgrade 2010 Udo Lindenberg – Hamburg 1999 Jean–Pierre & Luc Dardenne – Kustendorf Moby – NY 2000 2015 Wolfgang Niedecken – Düsseldorf 1998 Peter Greenaway – London 2002 Blixa Bargeld – Berlin 1996 Terry Jones – Montreux 1995 Ian Dury – London 1997 Stein Leikanger – Oslo 1998 John Cale – Berlin 2003 Ken Loach – London 2002 Jimmy Cliff – Nice 2003 Volker Schlöndorff – Berlin 2000 Jimmy Page – London 2001 John Waters – Los Angeles 2003 Dieter Meier – Berlin 2017 Atom Egoyan – Montral 2002 John Lydon – London 2016 Marjane Satrapi – Kustendorf 2012 Nadja (Pussy Riot) – Berlin 2017 Andreas Dresen – Copenhagen 2008 Björk Samira Makhmalbaf – Venice 2002 Quentin Tarantino – Los Angeles 2002 WRITERS Werner Herzog – Venice 2009 Günter Grass – Frankfurt2001 Michel Houellebecq – Paris 2000 Jay Chiat – New York 1993 Salman Rushdie – London 1997 Charles Saatchi Amos Oz – Frankfurt2002 Jean–Remy von Matt – Hamburg 1998 Bret E. Ellis – New York 2001 Michael Conrad – Chicago 1993 Stanislav Lem – Crakow 2003 Jerry Della Femina – New York 1994 Sybille Berg – Frankfurt1999 Gary Goldsmith – Cannes 1996 Walter Jens – Berlin 1995 Ed McCabe – New York 1996 Christian Kracht– Frankfurt2001 Matt Ryan & John Pallant – London 1996 Helene Hegemann – Berlin 2013 Jacques Séguéla – Paris 1993 Mike Tesch – New York 1993 POLITICIANS Marco Testa – Milan 1993 Nelson Mandela – London 2001 Jeffrey Goodby – Cannes 1997 Manuel Barroso – Brussels 2010 Malcolm Gaskin – London 1997 George Bush – Frankfurt 1995 Sir John Hegarty – London 1994 Mikhail Gorbachev – Berlin 1998 Marcello Serpa – Sao Paulo 1993 Henry Kissinger – New York 2005 Stephan Vogel – Frankfurt 2017 Frank–Walter Steinmeier – Berlin 2012 David Carson Richard von Weizsäcker – Berlin 1995 Nizan Guanaes Christian Lindner – Berlin 2016 PHOTOGRAPHERS ARCHITECTS Helmut Newton – Berlin 2003 Frank Gehry – Los Angeles 2015 Oliviero Toscani – Treviso 1995 Daniel Libeskind – Berlin 2004 Nobuyoshi Araki – Tokyo 1998 Sir Norman Foster – London 2000 Wolfgang Tillmans – Hamburg 2000 Zaha Hadid – London 1990 Oskar Niemeyer – Rio de Janeiro 2005 CINEMATOGRAPHERS Michael Ballhaus – Berlin 2002 FASHION DESIGNERS Vivienne Westwood – Berlin 1999 SCIENTISTS Yohji Yamamoto – Paris 1998 Stephen Hawking – Edinburgh 2000 Jean Paul Gaultier – Paris 2014 SPORTS CLASSICAL MUSICIANS / COMPOSERS Pelé – Rio 2006 Daniel Barenboim – Berlin 2000 Niki Lauda – Spielberg 2016 Hans Zimmer – Los Angeles 2002 Günter Netzer – München 2010 Muhammad Ali DESIGN / COMMUNICATION / CREATIVE DIRECTORS JOURNALISTS/ MEDIA/ PUBLISHERS/ TV Philippe Starck – Paris 2001 PERSONALITIES Paul Arden – London 1994 Sebastian Turner Lee Clow – Los Angeles 1996 COMEDIANS John Cleese – Santa Barbara 2006 BUSINESS / ENTREPRENEUR Artur Fischer – 2005 Muhammad Yunus – Berlin 2009 Reed Hastings (Netflix) – Berlin 2015 George Soros DIGITAL ARTISTS Ji Lee – Boston 2010 MISCELLANEOUS Ronny Biggs (Thief) – Rio de Janeiro 1996 RELIGIOUS LEADERS Dalai Lama – Munich 1999 PHILOSOPHERS Slavoj Zizek – Ljubljana 2011 .
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